Dienstausweis of the SiPo - a study.

[PBR]

Stunning G.!

[Hundestaffel]

As you Englishmen say, BLIMEY !!!!

Absolutely mind boggling Female material, Graham....this thread is just getting better and better ...


"Hundestaffel"

[Napalm]

Wonderful info here, This should be stickied...

[desiro]

Very good information.I think you should write a book Graham.

[SiPo]

Thanks all.

Not sure there would be enough info or indeed interest to warrant a book though.

[SiPo]

As we can see from this example, the Kripo Außendienstelle designation was also applied to 1944 issued cards.

A well "used" but very rare example of a 1944 Kripo Type c.

[Gerd W.]

Thanks for all these highend informations! Worthwhile the read.

[dblmed]

Super...

Thanks G.

More Super information about these rarely seen items!
Keep 'em coming... Best, Dave / dblmed

[SiPo]

It has now been established that some female members of the Kriminalpolizei were also issued Dienstausweis.

Here is an exceptionally rare 1944 Kripo Dienstausweis Type C, issued to a female member of the Kripo in Wien.

[JUNGCO]

Wow! What more can I say!
Jeff

[Gerd W.]

Mr. Hanson, that´s an outstanding item

[Hundestaffel]

It has now been established that female members of the Kriminalpolizei were also issued Dienstausweis.

Here is an exceptionally rare 1944 Kripo Dienstausweis Type C, issued to a female member of the Kripo in Wien.

Beyond Stunning.

This has to be one of the rarest - if not thee rarest - of all the 1933-1945 German Police IDs and unquestionably one of the rarest to ever be posted here on the WAF.



"Hundestaffel"

[Dave C.]

Congrats on another outstanding find And thank you for sharing this rare ID with all of us!

[SMV]

Great item, thanks for sharing!

[SiPo]

The design of the cards went through yet more changes mid 1944 and early 1945.

Not only do we now see the Gem. Kripo furnished with a "Staatliche Kripo" style card complete with green stripe but we also see a lot of new designs concurrent with the change of several Stapostelle to either IdS, BdS or KdS.

Here is an extremely rare style card to a very senior Gestapo official, Josef Auinger. There are currently only 4 of this style card known to have survived.

Jul - Oct 1942 - Auinger served as the Führer, Sonderkommando 7b, Einsatzgruppe B. Whilst under his command, 16.8 42 - 31.8.42: murder of 63 people, including 10 Jews, 48 Gypsies, 4 KP officials and 1 mentally ill. 1.9.42 - 15.9.42: murder of 46 Gypsies, 3 Communists, 13 mentally ill.

Auinger served in the Gestapo in St Pölten, Wien, Salzburg, Linz, Prag, Budapest and the RSHA.