Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler". - photo 1
Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler". - photo 2
Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler". - photo 3
Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler". - photo 4
Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler". - photo 5
Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler". - photo 6

Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler".

Lot 0435
24.03.2018 11:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 350
AuctioneerBene Merenti Auktionen
Event locationGermany, Ludwigburg
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ID 54358
Lot 0435 | Nachlass eines SS Oberschützen der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler".
- Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten in Verleihungstüte Urkunde (24.8.42, OU Oberst) #- Heldentod Urkunde (gefallen am 29.6.42, ausgestellt Gummersbach, den 27.8.43, OU Oberstlt.) #- Beteiligungs-Urkunde, Reichsberufswettkampf (Berlin, März 1939, FU) #- Wehrpaß (mit Foto, sauber geführt, viele Eintragungen) #- Fotoalbum (schwarzer geprägter SS-Einband mit Runen und Bezeichnung "Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit bei der Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hilter", 35 Fotos, Postkarten und Todesanzeige, teils Fehlbilder).##In Siegburg meldete er sich im Juli 1941 als Freiwilliger und wurde bei der Waffen-SS angenommen. Er wurde direkt der Leibstandarte SS "Adolf Hitler" überstellt und diente dort, u.a. bei den Abwehrkämpfen vor Leningrad, bei denen er am 29. Mai 1942 den Soldatentot fand. Die Medaille Winterschlacht im Osten wurde Ihm posthum verliehen. Sehr interessanter Nachlass.
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