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COMPLETE SS FOLDER OF A "TOTENKOPF" SOLDIER
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This one offered here is a rare and impressive folder belonged to Pfannkuch Andreas, a SS-Unterscharfürer that served in SS formations from 1937 until the end of the war.
Andreas started in SS-Pioniere Sturmbann of the SS-VT, then, at the beginning of the war served in the 4 SS Artillerie Regiment and then in the SS-Totenkopf Artillerie Regiment. He spend almost all the war with this regiment, until, in february 1945 he was assigned to the AA Artilleri Regiment 32, that was part of the newly formed 32 SS-Panzergrenadier-Division "30. Januar".
The folder is complete, possibly coming directly from the SS archives.
Inside the folder there are tens and tens of documents, including the reasons for his EK2, his campaigns, the places where he fought, personal letters and much much more.
There are also 3 Knights Cross winner signatures, all them belonged to the officers of the Totenkopf Division.
An incredible piece of history, complete, belonged to a soldier of the "Totenkopf", is something you only rarely see.
This one offered here is a rare and impressive folder belonged to Pfannkuch Andreas, a SS-Unterscharfürer that served in SS formations from 1937 until the end of the war.
Andreas started in SS-Pioniere Sturmbann of the SS-VT, then, at the beginning of the war served in the 4 SS Artillerie Regiment and then in the SS-Totenkopf Artillerie Regiment. He spend almost all the war with this regiment, until, in february 1945 he was assigned to the AA Artilleri Regiment 32, that was part of the newly formed 32 SS-Panzergrenadier-Division "30. Januar".
The folder is complete, possibly coming directly from the SS archives.
Inside the folder there are tens and tens of documents, including the reasons for his EK2, his campaigns, the places where he fought, personal letters and much much more.
There are also 3 Knights Cross winner signatures, all them belonged to the officers of the Totenkopf Division.
An incredible piece of history, complete, belonged to a soldier of the "Totenkopf", is something you only rarely see.