A Wehrpass & Document Group To A Front Line Soldier Killed In Russia GTRexclude 1917 before being attached to

1917 before being attached to the 1st Canadian Divisional Headquarters as Permanent Traffic Control on the 29th

lacquered yer remains in near extremely fine condition

two white plastic buttons sewn at the rear

to endow a new out-patients department

A Wehrpass & Document Group To A Front Line Soldier Killed In Russia GTRexclude 1917 before being attached toGrouping which came through a friend directly from the original owners family in Germany. This Feldwebel who was a frontline soldier was killed in Russia. The grouping includes a nicely filled out Wehrpass with riveted photo; a photo of the original owner wearing his awards also showing his Iron Cross 1st Class; a 1942 dated letter to his wife in which his CO tells of his death at Terek on the Eastern Front; a marriage document issued on the Eastern