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which were inhabited mostly by German speaking peoples
dual prongs)
He later served as a Guard (#5687) at the United States Army Garrison at Fort Huachuca
1870) who succeed his father as president of Paraguay in 1862 and held the office until his death in combat in 1870
the reverse with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and code “M9/128” with maker “PAUL SCHULZE & CO
Germany, Imperial. A Collection Of Documents To First War Vizefeldwebel Mikloweit (Ek1) Archive which were inhabited mostly byThe collection consists of: A preliminary award certificate for the Iron Cross 1st Class; a Bremen Hanseatic Cross certificate; an Imperial Military ID booklet; a Second War Wehrpa; a First War photo of Mikloweit in uniform; a First War pay book with second copy; two police records; an assortment of Weimar Republic, Third Reich, and post war documents to Mikloweit and his family members, Dora (wife?), Edith, and Johanna (daughters?). The preliminary
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