Germany, Heer. A Wartime Heer & Eastern Front Photo Album certificate_of_authenticity and related German “Permission to

and related German “Permission to Wear” document dated 1935)

s neck cross

stamped in red ink with an "N" inside a circle on the panel above the right rear pocket

as well as scratchiness in the throat and difficulty swallowing) and after three days treatment

He was later transferred to the Royal Canadian Regiment and soon found himself in the French theatre

Germany, Heer. A Wartime Heer & Eastern Front Photo Album certificate_of_authenticity and related German “Permission to(Heer Fotoalbum). This is an exceptionally well preserved photo album belonging to a Heer (Army) soldier. The album has 23 black cardboard pages bearing 109 black and white photographs from both prewar and wartime periods. Approximately the first third of the album depicts Wehrmacht forces training and on parade, with a single photograph of the Fhrer standing in a vehicle. The rest of the album depicts wartime scenes from the Eastern Front, with and