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A 1937 HJ Achievement Document at the Berlin Trades Competition

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A 1937 HJ Achievement Document at the Berlin Trades Competition

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A 1937 HJ Achievement Document at the Berlin Trades Competition

Large left-facing spread-winged eagle insignia at the top, clenching a gear displaying the Hitler Youth insignia in its talons, the text in Gothic lettering. Heinrich Haase received this award for his achievements in the iron and metal trades competition (Competition Class 3) at the Trades Competition in Berlin in 1937. The document has the signatures of DAF Leader Dr. Robert Ley and Hitler Youth Leader Baldur von Schirach at the bottom. Printed in black and red inks on a cream coloured paper stock, 195 mm x 276 mm, the name "Heinrich Haase" in handwritten black ink, two strips of brown shipping tape placed vertically along the edges on the reverse, lightly soiled, near extremely fine.