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This is a partially-filled out Soldbuch for a soldier who was born in 1876.
19th CENTURY SOLDBUCH
SKU: 10-823$15.00
This is a partially-filled out Soldbuch for a soldier who was born in 1876.
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This is a partially-filled out Soldbuch for a soldier who was born in 1876.
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An attractively conditioned militärpaß to a soldier who was assigned to Kampfgeschwader 7 O.H.L. Staffel 38. August Eisenberg was born in 1896, and he entered the army in May 1916. He was first posted to Flieger-Ersatz Abteilung Nr 3 in Gotha in July 1916 (this unit stamp and signature of the commander is present). The unit stamp for Staffel 38 and the signature of the Staffelführer, a Hauptmann, is also present. Two other later units are indicated by stamp and they are Flieger Abteilung Nr 10 in Böblingen-Stuttgart in 1917 and Königl. Preuss Rüst-Abteilung fur Flieger-Waffen. The last entry that I can detect is August 1918.
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