Item: G26706

A 1941 Formal HJ Acceptance Document

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A 1941 Formal HJ Acceptance Document

A formal document stating the graduation of a member of the DJ and the acceptance into the HJ. It measures 160x244mm, extremely fine condition with scuffed edges and a folding crease. The third page names the recipient, Adolf Waffenschmied. After four years as part of the German Youngsters, the Hitler Youth branch for boys aged 10 to 14, he is now accepted into the regular Hitler Youth for boys aged 15 to 18. The document is dated to Hamburg on April 20, 1941, and signed with the facsimile of the Leader of the district of Hamburg, Wilhelm Kohlmeyer (1907–1943).