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Original German WWII Early Red Cross DRK Photo Album with Helper Pin Attached - 47 Photos Total Swedish Militaria The Germans marked their shells

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The Germans marked their shells yellow for mustard gas and green for chlorine and phosgene

He died in 1852 aged 75 years

The leather itself is nice

and light staining to the felt

Most Marines in the division would be charged with guarding supply trains

Original German WWII Early Red Cross DRK Photo Album with Helper Pin Attached - 47 Photos Total Swedish Militaria The Germans marked their shellsOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Instituted in 1864 by Aaron Silverman of the Charit hospital of Berlin, the German Red Cross was a voluntary civil assistance organization officially acknowledged by the Geneva Convention in 1929. In April 1933 the NSDAP Reich Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick made it clear to Winterfeldt Mencken that this policy would no longer apply; instead, the DRK would be expected to play its part in supporting the armed forces in any

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