Germany, Luftwaffe/Ss. A Wehrpaß To Luftwaffe Signals Obergefreiter, Later Ss-Totenkopf Guard In Kzs Mittelbau And Sachsenhausen United Republic of in bronze gilt with white

in bronze gilt with white and green enamels

coded "R 276" at the lower left

support units numbered 280

with the two airmen buried next to each other

Footnote: Colonel (Oberst) Ivan Čačić-Šarić received his Noble title on Dec 11

Germany, Luftwaffe/Ss. A Wehrpaß To Luftwaffe Signals Obergefreiter, Later Ss-Totenkopf Guard In Kzs Mittelbau And Sachsenhausen United Republic of in bronze gilt with whiteThe Wehrpa is dated to Zwittau (present day Svitavy, central Czech Republic) on October 17, 1939. Measuring 105 (w) x 148 (h) mm, with light scuffing and warping of the cover, remains extremely fine. Footnote: Josef Rssler was born on March 15, 1905 in Michelsdorf near Troppau (present day Opava, eastern Czech Republic). He was drafted on September 2, 1940 and received his basic training with Luftgau Nachrichten (Signals) Regiment 8. Between November