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This is a partially filled-out Soldbuch for a man in Infanterie-Regiment Nr 91, dated 1914.
INFANTERIE REGIMENT Nr 91 SOLDBUCH
SKU: 10-824$15.00
This is a partially filled-out Soldbuch for a man in Infanterie-Regiment Nr 91, dated 1914.
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This is a partially filled-out Soldbuch for a man in Infanterie-Regiment Nr 91, dated 1914.
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