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A 1943 Official Appointment Certificate for Finance

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A 1943 Official Appointment Certificate for Finance

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A 1943 Official Appointment Certificate for Finance

A 1943 Official Appointment Certificate for Finance - in the name of the Fuhrer i appoint the additional tax assistant Alois Weil to the lifelong role of full-time tax assistant. I carry out this promotion in the expectation that the aforementioned stays true to his oath, that he thoughtfully carry out his official duty, and that he make good on the trust being assigned to him through this promotion. From here on in he will be assured of the special protection of the Fuhrer. Vienna, the 23rd of April, 1943, for the Reichsminister of Finance. The document was once folded in quarter and shows slight signs of wear.