Wish Assistance with recently acquired Polizei Dienstpass

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WW2 Era Police Dienstpass To Oberwachmiester der Schutzpolizei

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Good Morning Gentlemen, I just obtained another Polizei Dienstpass to add to my Collection, & wished to share it here amongst the Forum Members, some of whom may be interested in such items ? Please be advised that I have done no research on it whatsoever, other than of course the Seller's Advertisement which provided a brief overview of the individual's Polizei Service Career during the WW2 years. I will try to Post some additional Pages from this Dienstpass as soon as possible, but for the interim that's all I have available. Naturally, should anyone here happen to have anything of relevance to add to his Service Summary, & or anything interesting at all, I would deeply appreciate hearing from them !! I always try to pick these up when I come across them, especially the ones which also contain the Soldbuch, & or similar Documents, but for what this particular example sold for, I simply couldn't pass it up, even without his Soldbuch being present.
Below are the Pages I currently have available, along with the Seller's Description which also provides an overview of his life within an Polizei Unit. Of course, any & all comments will be very much appreciated !! THANK YOU Folks,

        Best, Dom P. / 'dpast32'

P.S. I am especially interested in locating his Burial or Gravesite, as based upon his lack of Entries after 1944, he may have been amongst the multitudes of Fatal Casualties suffered during the big Soviet Offensives which were soon to follow during the summer of 1944 ?

 

 

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3rd REICH GERMAN POLICE NCO'S I.D. BOOK: DATED '15 MARZ 1942' & NAMED TO 46-YEAR OLD POLICE NCO 'FRIEDRICH REBMANN'.

Nicely filled out with 9 Pages of entries, notations, signatures & ink stamps. Note the Police ink stamp on Page 2 with eagle/swastika and 'Der Polizeidirektor Pfozheim' (City of Pforzheim Director of Police). On Page 8 are detailed notations showing his WW1 Service from 1914 to 1919.
Shows that he was with the '5GardeFAR' (5th Guards Field Artillery Regiment) from 1915-1919.

On Page 9 is his Rank progression with the German Civilian Police ending with '9.11.43 Rev.Oberw.d.Sch.R' (Reviere Oberwachtmeister der Schutzpolizei Reichs=District Senior Watchman National Protection Police). Pages 10-11 nicely filled out with his Career particulars: Training & Police Constabulary assignments.

Notations on Page 14 show that he underwent additional Police Training in 1943 'mit erfolg' (with success). On page 19 are his WWI decorations: 1914 Iron Cross, 1914-1918 Cross of Honor, 1914 Wound Badge in Black. EXC++++

NOTE: On Page 5 there is a Notation showing that he spoke 5 Languages...German, English, French, Spanish & Italian. Also, he was a holder of an American Motor Vehicle Driver's License 'USA-Fuhrerschein'.

On Page 8 is Notation that he was Wounded-in-Action during World War 1 'Verwundungen Granatsplinter i Fuss u. hand" (Wounded with Grenade Shrapnel in the Face & Hands).


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