Item: G28880

An Wehrpaß & Health Book to Georg Raab

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An Wehrpaß & Health Book to Georg Raab

Georg Raab, 10.4 x 14.6 / 14.2 x 20.6 cm. Date of item: 1936. Condition: very good, signs of aging. A Wehrpaß (army ID) and health book of soldier Georg Raab. Raab was born Sep 25th, 1901 in Pressig, district of Kronach, Upper Franconia. He lived in Bamberg, worked as a butcher, and was married. Between 1939 and 1944 he served in several battalions, mostly Kraftfahrer-Ersatz (motorized reserve), and three times he spent time in a military hospital. In 1940 he received his last promotion to sergeant. The Wehrpaß contains a conscription order from 1944. The health book informs the reader that Raab was missing several teeth. The diagnosis says that he is only partially ready for service, but since the health book works with abbreviations and has no key there is no way to find out what exactly he suffered from. Only one doctor actually wrote out a condition: chronic duodenal ulcer.