usmbooks USM

NSDAP DEPUTY FÜHRER LETTER
NSDAP stationary
A LETTER ON THE LETTERHEAD OF THE STAFF OF
THE DEPUTY OF THE FÜHRER AT THE
BRAUNES HAUS IN MÜNCHEN (MUNICH)
Stellvertreter des Führers at the Braunes Haus in München
This is an excellent original single-sided A4 size letter on the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei embossed letterhead of the staff of the Stellvertreter des Führers (Deputy to the Führer) at the Braunes Haus in München. The letter was written to the Reichsführer-SS und Chef der Deutschen Polizei Heinrich Himmler at his Prinz Albrecht Straße 8 in Berlin, Germany.

The letter dated 17 February 1941 accompanied an application from a Frau Theresa Klima of Wien (Vienna) who wished to be given a government visa for travel to Italy. It was smart of Mrs. Klima, probably a Nazi Party member, to send her request for a visit to the NSDAP in München because someone on the Führer’s staff forwarded it to Himmler asking that the request be processed as quickly as possible.
Reichsführer-SS und Chef der Deutschen Polizei
The rectangular rubber stamp (shown right) in the upper right quarter bearing the date 20 February 1941 is the very rare receiving stamp of Reichsführer-SS und Chef der Deutschen Polizei.
There is no doubt that the visa was granted because the purple rectangular stamp in the center of the letter dated 22 February 1941 is the stamp of the highest police official in Wien - the Reichsstatthalter - to whom the visa was sent for Mrs. Klima.

Very rare Nazi police material in excellent condition.
This USM Books web page is Copyright © 2005 by USM, Inc., and the text and images on it are fully protected by international copyright law. It is therefore, illegal for anyone to take any of the material found here and use it for their own purposes without our written permission, irrespective of any excuse they may feel they have for doing so. We will expose and prosecute those guilty of theft of our copyrighted material.
USM, Inc. Post Office Box 2600, Rapid City, SD 57709-2600 USA