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Germany. A Wehrpaß to Waffen-SS motorist Kurt Gelbrecht

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Germany. A Wehrpaß to Waffen-SS motorist Kurt Gelbrecht

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Germany. A Wehrpaß to Waffen-SS motorist Kurt Gelbrecht

Measuring 106x148mm, extremely fine condition with light scuffing of the cover and minor rust-related discolouration on the first pages. It has a W-SS (Waffen-SS) stamp on the cover. The owner was Kurt Gelbrecht. The document is dated to April 24, 1940.

Footnote: Kurt Gelbrecht was born on February 23, 1904 in Berlin. Although he was first mustered on April 24, 1940 he was not drafted until February 1, 1944 when he joined the 2nd Company of SS Panzer Grenadier Training and Replacement Battalion 5 in Ellwangen (southern Germany). On March 25 he was redeployed to the 6th Company. On May 11 Gelbrecht was first transferred to the SS Motor Training and Replacement Battalion (later Regiment), being in different companies over time. The final entry is dated to August 16, 1944. (C:166)