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Croatia. A Record of Attacks Counting Towards the Infantry Assault Badge to Feldwebel Kloth, c.1942

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Croatia. A Record of Attacks Counting Towards the Infantry Assault Badge to Feldwebel Kloth, c.1942

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Croatia. A Record of Attacks Counting Towards the Infantry Assault Badge to Feldwebel Kloth, c.1942

Measuring 146x196mm, fine condition, in two pieces. The certificate is in the name of Feldwebel (Sergeant) Walter Kloth of the 1st Battalion of Infantry Regiment 410 (formerly 2nd Battalion). The document states that he has participated in the six listed attacks between June 22 and September 14, 1941 that are taken into account towards the Infantry Assault Badge. All of them took place at the Eastern Front. The document is dated to July 1, 1942 and signed in pencil by Major and Battalion Commander Schmitz.