NSKK Dagger with Inscription

[Michael Stern]

I have what appears to be an NSKK dagger, the maker is Haenel. The wooden grip is fair, I didn't attempt to clean the blade. The blade has an inscription, but looks somewhat incomplete. The other side of the blade has Alles Fur Deutchland etched on it. The scabbard is painted black. The overall condition of this dagger is better than the photos depict. The blade appears to have been cut down at the tip. It shows a bit of a double edge. Could someone tell me what the inscription stands for? Is Haenel a common blade maker? Thanks for your help.
Mike

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[besslein]

nice honour dagger,the missing part of inscription here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_R%C3%B6hm

[Billy G]

Nice partial Röhm NSKK with partial ground inscription, also known as a "lazy man's" grind. Many of these will have the entire inscription taken off, some really well done by the blade going back to the factory for a repolish & some quite roughly. The translated inscription reads "In Cordial Comradeship, Ernst Röhm".

[Michael Stern]

NSKK Dagger Partial Inscription

Thanks for your responses, I am curious about the blades tip, any ideas?

[Larry Lipps]

From the photos it looks retipped to me.