The Wehrpass Of Ss-Rottenführer August Krämer; Totenkopf Division & Kia Auction After five months of training

After five months of training and orientation

for all the Native groups except the Fort Liard band had accepted the treaty by the end of the summer of 1921

It measures 195 mm x 280 mm x 280 mm in height

DAK (Deutsches Afrika Korps)

Footnote: 65088 Private Patrick George Samson was the son of Cecil Samson and of Margaret Samson (nee McCormack) of Gisborne

The Wehrpass Of Ss-Rottenführer August Krämer; Totenkopf Division & Kia Auction After five months of trainingMarked with the Army eagle on the cover, inscribed "Wehrpass" below, stamped in red ink with a death rune, "gef. 6. 6. 42" and "Waffen SS", dual stamped black and white photograph of Krmer with two eyelets, his signature across the photo and below it on page 2, multiple entries and stamps throughout the rest of the book, one glued in insert on page 32, loose black and white photograph of Krmer and two other soldiers in full uniform tucked inside the