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A 1940 Signed Wehrmacht Oath of Allegiance by Luftwaffe Signals Soldier

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A 1940 Signed Wehrmacht Oath of Allegiance by Luftwaffe Signals Soldier

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A 1940 Signed Wehrmacht Oath of Allegiance by Luftwaffe Signals Soldier

Measuring 209x296mm, near extremely fine condition with light scuffing, multiple folding creases, and two punched holes of which one has ripped and a small piece is missing. The document was issued by the 19th (Replacement) Company of Luftgau Signals Regiment 12 and is dated to Wiesbaden (western Germany) on November 20, 1940. It includes the Wehrmacht oath to A.H., the declaration of instructions on sabotage and espionage, and a declaration that the soldier does not write letters to persons in foreign countries. It is signed three times, the signature is indecipherable.