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And her qualification papers
More to come
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But that's not all. You see, Edel had a wfie.
Frau Edel did business studies as shown by this document
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After the war this proud crew member of the Admiral Hipper ends up washing dishes on a US Army Base - but hey, better than enjoying Soviet "hospitality"
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His DP (Displaced Persons) Card
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Income Tax Papers
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Seems like after the war, Edel got confirmation of various aspects of his military service ( perhaps to do with applying for a military pension ?) from the Deutsche Dienststelle
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Edel's Soldbuch
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A few snaps from his time on Minesweepers. More to follow tomorrow !!
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And then goes on to win the Iron Cross First Class
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After leaving Admiral Hipper he served on Minesweepers in the Adriatic, where he was wounded in action. Note that this doc is issued by an SS Field Hospital !
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Some snaps from his time on Admiral Hipper. First shot is Hipper's commander.
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He also earned the Iron Cross Second Class on Hipper
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Award Document for the High Seas Fleet Badge, earned on Admiral Hipper
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Award Document for the Sudeten Medal.
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Another interesting little document, the covering letter from the Reichssportamt delivering the DRL Sports Badge. Notice that as well as the pinback example, he got a cloth version (Tuchabzeichen). It also quotes the cost of each item
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Sporty guy, with the Navy he earns the DRL Sports Badge.
Note the embossed DRL badge on the cover of the Leistungsbuch.
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Moving on to his service in the Kriegsmarine. Here is his service contract with the Navy.
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Even his swimming certificate from the DAF.
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Here's something you don't see too often. The award document, in the form of a small ID card, for the SA Sportabzeichen.
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Leistungsbuch for his SA Sportabzeichen, packed with entries
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Arbeitsdienst Ausweis
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Membership card of the Frewilligen Arbeitsdienst, FAD, forerunner of the RAD
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Kriegsmarine Document Set
in Germany: Third Reich: Research, Documentation & Photographs
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Laurence,
No, the set came from Detlev. Believe it or not, I missed the Friday update at that time, and the set was still available on the following Monday !!! I guess everyone else must a just assumed that it would have already gone. I was gobsmacked when I got the "its yours" message.
I will post the rest when I get home from the office tonight. My favourite piece is the very last ite, just a little thing, but to me the most fascinating ,and probably the rarest.