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Germany, SS. A HIAG Missing Persons Report for SS-Schütze Friedrich Preuss

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Germany, SS. A HIAG Missing Persons Report for SS-Schütze Friedrich Preuss

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Germany, SS. A HIAG Missing Persons Report for SS-Schütze Friedrich Preuss

(HIAG Vermisstenanzeige). Constructed of off-white paper with multi-coloured ink, featuring a black-and-white reproduced photograph of the subject, undated, measuring 210 mm (w) x 148 mm (h), with a central folding crease evident, in overall near extremely fine condition.

Footnote: Friedrich Preuss was born on 3 September 1909 in Bochum, German Empire. He served in the 22nd SS Volunteer Cavalry Division “Maria Theresa”. He disappeared on 19 December 1944 during the Siege of Budapest. The report was filed by his wife, Ilse Preuss.