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A Group of National Air Raid Protection League Documents to Maria Staudinger

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A Group of National Air Raid Protection League Documents to Maria Staudinger

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A Group of National Air Raid Protection League Documents to Maria Staudinger

A Reichsluftschutzbund (National Air Raid Protection League) associated grouping of documents, consisting of a letter (210x298mm), a large photo (168x224mm), and an invitation card (174x114mm), all extremely fine condition.

The letter was sent from the National Air Raid Protection League Group 5 (Württemberg-Baden) to Miss Maria Staudinger in Karlsruhe (Baden). The sender is Leader of Group 5, SA-Brigadeführer, and Generalluftschutzführer (equivalent to Major General) Liebel (first name unknown). He thanks Staudinger for her commitment in advertising the League. As a personal gift of appreciation, he sends her a signed picture of himself. The letter is dated to Stuttgart on March 12, 1941. The photo shows Liebel in uniform. He wears an Iron Cross 1st Class, a Wound Badge, and a Party Badge. The picture is signed in black ink. The invitation card is issued by the National Air Raid Protection League, local group of Karlsruhe, to Staudinger as an invitation to a social evening for the 8 year anniversary of the League on April 29, 1941. It is signed by the local group leader, a Hauptluftschutzführer, his name is indecipherable.