Nachlaß WK2: Urkunden, Abzeichen, Korrespondenz, Verträge, Bescheinigungen. 1926 - 1943. - photo 1

Nachlaß WK2: Urkunden, Abzeichen, Korrespondenz, Verträge, Bescheinigungen. 1926 - 1943.

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Lot 2520 | Nachlaß WK2: Urkunden, Abzeichen, Korrespondenz, Verträge, Bescheinigungen. 1926 - 1943.
Nachlaß Schütze (Gefr.) Kurt Jähnert, geb. 4.12.1911 in Zitzschewig.
Verwundetenabzeichen in Bronze, Besitzurkunde zum Verwundetenabz. aus dem Reserve-Lazarett Ibbenbüren. Schein Versorgungsamt Dresden. Dienstzeitbescheinigung bis 10.6.1943. Empfangsbescheinigung Entlassungsgeld 50 RM Stabszahlstelle Dresden. Mehrere Schreiben an das Wehrmeldeamt. Dokumentation Unfall: "Frau Frieda Jenert wohnhaft Radebeul wird bescheinigt, dass sie infolge eines Verkehrsunfalles, an dem sie vollkommen unschuldig ist, folgende KLeidungsstücke beschädigt bekommen hat: 1 Sommerkleid, 1 Unterrock, 1 Schlüpfer, 1 Leibbinde [....] Oberbürgermeister Radebeul / Polizeihauptwachtmeister ausgefertigt. Korrespondenz mit Beobachtungs-Ersatz.Abt. 4 Meißen-Bohnitz 1940. Forderungsaufstellungen an die Wehrkreisverwaltung IV Dresden. Kirchenaustrittsbesch. Kirchensteuerbescheid. Trauschein 1938. Arbeitszeugnis 1938. Arbeitszeugnis 1929 Kötzschenbroda. Arbeitszeugnis vom Palast-Theater Kötzschenbroda "war treu, ehrlich und fleissig". Rechnungen 1938 für Küche ua. Lehrvertrag 1926 Kirchbach´sche Werke Coswig-Dresden (Bremsbeläge, Gelenkscheiben usw). Kündigung nach dem schwarzen Freitag. Ungezählte Korrespondenz und Beschädigung zu Prämienzahlungen als Buchhalter 1940. Gut nachvollziehbare vollständige Eintragungen und Sammlung, gute Erhaltung.
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