BIDPRENT MAX KIEFL (FREUNDORF) SCHWERES INFTR. GESCHÜTZ 1941 bandspange Pragerburg The knot is in very

The knot is in very good condition

Beautiful police service pass with further documents in the name of WW1 veteran Dyonis Fersch

This is a mid to late war edition translated into Dutch by Robbert van Zinnicq Bergman

daarna in Metz als besatzungstruppe

Het bakeliet heeft geen beschadigingen en de kabel van de Hoorn is niet beschadigd

BIDPRENT MAX KIEFL (FREUNDORF) SCHWERES INFTR. GESCHÜTZ 1941 bandspange Pragerburg The knot is in veryDeath card Max Kiefl, from Freundorf (Bavaria). In civilian life, he worked as a farmer's son. He served as a Driver in a heavy infantry gun unit and fell on 31 July 1941 during the fierce fighting in the early phase of the campaign on the Eastern Front at the age of 21. According to the official records of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgrberfrsorge, his status as a war casualty is fully documented in the central database of German military dead. His