A Hungarian Light Flak Artillery Ss Candidate Volunteer Identification Tag Auction Archive The Frontstalag were built as
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The Frontstalag were built as non-static transit camps to process prisoners
John letterhead from Christian Larsen
each of the nine flaps with their drawstring holes intact
and the warrant for his Legion of Merit
Upon the outbreak of the Second World War
A Hungarian Light Flak Artillery Ss Candidate Volunteer Identification Tag Auction Archive The Frontstalag were built asThis is an identification tag belonging to a member of the 262 SS. Z. Ung. 3. Lei. Flak. Abt. 772 (262 Hungarian Light Flak Artillery SS Volunteer Candidate); in zink; stamped on both sides of the triple slotted line; measuring 70 mm x 50 mm; in ground found condition. Footnote: SS Zgling refers to a juvenile SS pupil who was not yet eligible to join the formal SS. In Eastern Europe and the Baltic states (in this case Hungary), these members were
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