Dresden” on the reverse of the pin
disputes arose between Hanfstaengl and Germany’s Propaganda Minister
each quadrants embellished by hand-detailed crossed silver “C” monograms (for Congo)
the name engraved in a ribbon banner and the remaining type in raised lettering
The shirt measures 400 mm across the shoulders and 780 mm in length overall
Germany, Third Reich. A Group Of Second War Period Correspondence certificate_of_authenticity Dresden” on the reverse ofA group of Second War period correspondence, including letters, envelopes, postcards, and telegrams, four items dated to the 1930s, four dated to 1940, seven dated to 1941, six dated to 1942, twenty two dated to 1943, fourteen dated to 1944, three dated to 1945, one dated to 1946, one dated to 1947, six unknown specific dates, six unused Feldpost envelopes, ranging in conditions from poor to very fine.