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A Civil Assistant Employment Book; Working in the Propaganda Department in France

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A Civil Assistant Employment Book; Working in the Propaganda Department in France

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A Civil Assistant Employment Book; Working in the Propaganda Department in France

This is an employment book of Civil Wehrmacht Assistant Irmtraud Rudolf, who was last employed in the Propaganda Department in France. Irmtraut was born on November 12, 1911 in Bodenbach, was a Civil Assistant, and single. According to this booklet, she was 1.56 m tall, slender, had a round face, dark blonde hair, and gray-blue eyes. The booklet was issued on July 29, 1943, with her first place of employment was the Heeresstandortverwaltung (Army Administration Office) in Kassel. She was transferred several times, with her last place of employment having been the Propaganda Abteilung Frankreich (Propaganda Department France) on April 17, 1944. The booklet lists all vaccinations she received, vacation applications, and that she was qualified to work as a Stenotypist, capable of writing 160 syllables per minute. This booklet offers a unique insight into a civil employee of the Wehrmacht, however, it appears well used - although no pages appear to be missing, some pages are loose, or in the process of coming loose. The booklet measures 146 mm x 104 mm, and is in fine condition.