A Mint And Unused Kriegsmarine Death Notice United Republic of Wellington had “played with a

Wellington had “played with a reckless abandon”

Quebec at 19:45 GMT

which was the opening phase of the Allied offensive later known as the Hundred Days Offensive that ultimately led to the end of the First World War

along with J/35241 Pilot Officer (Navigator) John William Butcher

A Mint And Unused Kriegsmarine Death Notice United Republic of Wellington had “played with aA mint and unused death notice for a member of the Kriegsmarine, stating that For Fhrer, the People, and the Vaterland, gave his life With the name blank. Followed by This notice was published on behalf of the upper leadership of the Kriegsmarine With room for the date and location of issuance, as well as for a seal and the signature of the issuer; measuring 295 mm x 209 mm; mint and unused condition.