A Wehrpass To The 12Th Gunnery Regt; Battles Of Bialystok, Minsk, Smolensk, Roslawl, & Kiev Archive he volunteered for service after

he volunteered for service after war broke out and served with various Canadian units until given command of a corps of scouts

One year later

Recruiting offices were established in several towns and the men were trained as they enlisted

ensures a snug fit at the waist

assay marks for nickel silver (MCHORT = maillechort) and numbered "6761" on the flat reverse

A Wehrpass To The 12Th Gunnery Regt; Battles Of Bialystok, Minsk, Smolensk, Roslawl, & Kiev Archive he volunteered for service afterA Wehrpass of Michael Richter second copy, 52 pages, in very fine condition. Richter was born on March 17th, 1920 in Kalteneggolsfeld in the region of Bamberg, northern Bavaria. He was unmarried and catholic, and worked as a cartwright. His father Johann was a farmer, and his mother Margareta was born Frst. His athletic aptitudes included bike riding. He was conscripted on August 4th, 1939 and inspected at the military command office in Bamberg, and