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THIRD REICH IDENTITY DOCUMENTS |
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DOCUMENT BIALYSTOK DISTRICT
This is a very nice example of a rare 4-3/4 x 6-1/2 inch (folds once to 3-1/4 x 4-3/4 inch) Bialystok District Nazi Personalausweis or Personal Identity Document. The front panel has a 2-1/4 inch Nazi eagle and swastika above the serial number of the document (Nr. IIIg 5-1045).
The inner pages show a picture of the ID owner as well as ink impressions of both his index fingers. The document owner was one Wiera Sawicka (his German name - Bepa Cabiyka in his signature) of Ovresrkowo.
Sawicka was of Germanic stock, the Greek Orthodox faith and was of Polish nationality on 1 September 1939. This Nazi ID was issued to him on 6.6.44 by the local Amtskommissar. The 4th page is the endorsement page and has the instructions written there in German, Polish and Russian.
Bialystok is directly south of Lithuania and was part of the former territory of Poland occupied by the Russians in September 1939. The Germans took it from the Russians in the summer of 1941 and this pass was issued shortly before the Soviet Red Army took it back in September 1944. Apparently anyone of German stock that wished to retreat from Bialystock ahead of the advancing Russians could obtain this sort of identity document.
Bialystok acquired its greatest notoriety during World War II as the location of an enormous ghetto of Polish Jews which was virtualy liquidated during the conflict. A very rare original Third Reich Ausweis offered for sale for $195.00 delivered worldwide.
MEMBERSHIP CARD
This 3-1/2 x 5 inch NSDAP Gau Wien Bestätigungskarte or Nazi Party Membership Confirmation Card was issued to Gustav Rieger, a resident of Vienna, who was born on 7 April 1885 in Sudetenland.
This type of card was given to NSDAP members prior to issue of the official Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei Mitgliedsbuch.
This type of card was given to NSDAP members prior to issue of the official Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei Mitgliedsbuch.
There are 14 monthly NSDAP due stamp attached to the back, as well as one Reichsparteitag 1938 and one Reichsparteitag 1939 due stamp. The Reichsparteitag 1939 due stamp is very rare as this Nazi Party Day rally was canceled by Adolf Hitler due to the start of World War II.
Attached to this card are two receipts. There is one for a 6 Schilling contribution with a NSDAP Hitlerbewegung (Hitler Movement) stamp dated 17 March 1938 (just prior to the Anschluß).
Attached to this card are two receipts. There is one for a 6 Schilling contribution with a NSDAP Hitlerbewegung (Hitler Movement) stamp dated 17 March 1938 (just prior to the Anschluß).
The second receipt is for a RM3.60 payment (two month NSDAP dues) dated 26 November 1938 with an official Ortsgruppe rubber stamp on it.
Very rare original NSDAP material offered for sale for $125.00 delivered worldwide.
This two-sided tan card stock 4-1/8 x 5-3/4 inch Bescheinugung or certificate of the German State Gymnastics Association was issued to Vera Winkler of Halle on 7 November 1936.
This certificate was proof that 23 year old Vera Winkler completed a Deutsche Reichsbund für Leibesübungen course from 2 - 7 November 1936 to become a Press Assistant of the DRL at the State Gymnastics Academy in Berlin.
An unusual Third Reich document in very good condition. Offered for sale for $80.00 delivered worldwide.
CONTRIBUTION CARD
This is an excellent 4-1/8 x 6 inch tan cardstock Quittungs-Karte number 8 from SA Gruppe Nordmark, Standarte Reitersturm 16, Reitersturm 1/16 in the name of Scharführer Karl Matthiesen of Pferdewasser 1 in Flensburg.
He entered the SA on 15 July 1933 and paid one Reichsmark for the card. The card is stamped with the official stamp of Reitersturm 1/16 of the SA der NSDAP and signed by the Verwaltungsführer. There are no revenue stamps attached to the backside.
This rare document is in excellent condition and is offered for sale for $25.00 delivered worldwide.
FRENCH/GERMAN BORDER
This rare single-sided 4-1/8 x 5-7/8 inch Ausweis is made in the name of construction foreman Hubert Hässler of Pilsen in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (now Plzen in the Czech Republic) who was assigned to duty at Feldpost Number L 26955b along the border between France and Germany.
The document was issued at the Luftgau Paris on 15 March 1943.
Rare and original to the Third Reich period, in excellent condition and offered for sale for $50.00 delivered anywhere in the United States.
VERIFICATION CARD
This 3-1/2 x 4-3/4 inch, two-sided document is printed on gray rip-stop material with a fabric layer sandwiched between two pieces of paper.
It was issued on 15 October 1941 to Trude Scherb who attended a week long session at the Gauschule in Castle Kapfenburg (south of Dinkelsbühl, Germany) sponsored by the NSV Amt für Volkswohlfahrt, Gauleitung Würtemberg-Hohenzollern.
The document is signed at the bottom by the Gau Schooling Director.
An original Nazi document in very good condition, offered for sale for $25.00 delivered worldwide.
This two-sided orange cardstock NSV membership card measures 4-1/8 x 6-7/8 inches and was issued to 44 year old paper dealer Vilma Blahout of Wiener-Neustadt on 19 April 1939. Blahout had been a member of the NS Volkswohlfahrt or NS Social Welfare Association since 27 August 1938. Her membership number was 10898 660.
Very good condition, offered for sale for $25.00 delivered worldwide.
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