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I've attached a letter from Rommel (on his command letterhead) to Hitler's Chief Adjutant Julius Schaub. The timing of this letter is shortly after Rommel's defeat at El Alamein while he is in full retreat and frustrated with the lack of support from FHQ. Rommel's signature is in blue pencil (very common) and you can clearly see the acceptance stamp by Schaub's staff as well as a numerical logging stamp in the upper right hand corner. <O</O<U5</U5
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The big question is do you think this is an original letter? Please share your reasons yes or no so we can all learn something here :-) <O</O<U5</U5
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<O</O</U5I've attached a letter from Rommel (on his command letterhead) to Hitler's Chief Adjutant Julius Schaub. The timing of this letter is shortly after Rommel's defeat at El Alamein while he is in full retreat and frustrated with the lack of support from FHQ. Rommel's signature is in blue pencil (very common) and you can clearly see the acceptance stamp by Schaub's staff as well as a numerical logging stamp in the upper right hand corner. <O
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<O</O</U5The big question is do you think this is an original letter? Please share your reasons yes or no so we can all learn something here :-) <O
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<O</O</U5All the best!<O
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