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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Four German Labour Books for Foreigners, c.1944

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Four German Labour Books for Foreigners, c.1944

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Four German Labour Books for Foreigners, c.1944

(Arbeitsbücher für Ausländer). A group of four labour books for foreigners, constructed of green cardstock, presenting the national eagle and title on the exterior cover, each containing thirty-eight pages, each measuring approximately 10.7 cm (w) x 14.8 cm (h), one issued to Stanislaw Paproski (b. 5 May 1909) on 27 January 1944, one issued to Leonardus Cabooter (b. 5 May 1905) on 29 June 1944, one issued to Wasili Solowjow (b. 11 May 1917) on 15 March 1944, and one issued to Michael Kulischew (b. 18 June 1906) on 17 July 1944, ranging in conditions from good to very fine.