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Germany, Heer. A Wehrpass to Heinz Böhme, Eastern Front KIA

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Item: M0295-79

Germany, Heer. A Wehrpass to Heinz Böhme, Eastern Front KIA

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Germany, Heer. A Wehrpass to Heinz Böhme, Eastern Front KIA

(Heer Wehrpass). An extremely well-preserved Wehrpass named to Heinz Böhme, constructed of a field-grey paper stock binding with all 52 pages intact, featuring a black-and-white photo of the bearer, with handwritten entries indicating that Böhme was born on 8 December 1912, entered the Wehrmacht as a conscript on 25 October 1939 and served with Infanterie-Ersatz Bataillon 304, trained on the Gewehr 98 rifle with grenade launcher modification, as well as on the Pistole 08, and was killed in action on 17 October 1942 in Russia, measuring 106 mm (w) x 148 mm (h), with minor material fatigue evident, in overall extremely fine condition.