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This is an original Deutsches Reich Fremdenpass, a 4 x 6 inch, 28-page grey linen hardcover "passport for foreigners" issued to Robert Klinger, born 9 July 1914 in Zdunska-Wola, a city known for its textile industry in Poland.

When this identity document was issued on 10 September 1932, 18 year old Klinger was living in Geseke, a small city just a few kilometers west of SS-Castle Wewelsburg in Kreis Lippstadt (Westfalen) and he was Staatenlos, meaning he was "state less", or not a citizen of any country. Klinger had brown eyes and dark blond hair and his occupation was Schlosser or locksmith or metal worker.

This Nazi Fremdenpass was valid for one year, but was extended several times through 1940. These extensions are stamped into this Deutsches Reich Fremdenpass, and have round police stamps from the city of Geseke.

This Deutsches Reich Fremdenpass also has Klinger's residency permit (Aufenthalterlaubnis) valid thru 10 October 1940, complete with a 1-½ inch round eagle and swastika rubber stamp from the Landrat Lippstadt (shown right).

This rare 88 year old Nazi ID is in excellent original condition, complete with Robert Klinger's 2-5/8 inch tall ID photo showing him wearing a suit and tie. It has a rubber stamp and embossed stamp with eagles on the left and right side. No odor.