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Germany, Imperial. A Military Passport To Hessian Jäger Battalion No. 11 Archive They show German soldier Karl

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They show German soldier Karl Labitzke who signed them both

Brocade dress belt in fine aluminum wire with two rows of black embroidery on the upper

Leni Riefenstahl grew up in Germany with her brother Heinz (1905–1944)

125 mm x 188 mm

three weeks before Frank left for overseas

Germany, Imperial. A Military Passport To Hessian Jäger Battalion No. 11 Archive They show German soldier KarlMeasuring 84x140mm, better than very fine condition with light creasing and scuffing of the cover. It is dated to Cologne on September 15, 1890. Footnote: David Wilhelm Kessler was born on February 9, 1869 in Marburg (central Germany). He learned to become a pastry chef, but then volunteered to join the army for one year on October 1, 1888. He was deployed into the 3rd Company of Hessian Jger Battalion No. 11, yet was discharged early on February 14,

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