Hi
Bought this nsdap 1939 id its like canvas kind of rubberised? real? just that others asked say should be paper...?
NSDAP Cloth ID??
Hi
Bought this nsdap 1939 id its like canvas kind of rubberised? real? just that others asked say should be paper...?
a.) it is not an NSDAP membership document.
b.) driver's licenses in Germany were often made of this textile.
c.) It is a membership document for professional drivers of some kind.
d.) no doubt the result of some long and arduous process of vocational training and craftsmen education....
It is explained here, the structures, I mean.
Hi, thanks this was how google translated some of it so yeah, on rear says NSDAP 1935 so guess your correct it says something about automobile...
Membership Card 1939.
Werde Reich Transport Group Automotive Industry Seat Berlin.
Named: Mr Karl Baumgartner.
Leiben Post Weitenegg/Ni.Do.Nr.61.
Dated: May 15 1939.
Serial No: P. 45 181.
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is it canvas?
Some of us can actually read German, have lived in Germany over a period of decades, and are familiar with bureaucracy there.by Tackleberry Jones
I even got a driver's license in Germany three decades ago in an indirect way, and it was a real pain in the a$$.
And I have many friends who had similar driver's licenses. They have been phased out, I think.
I have been getting traffic tickets there ever since. So are the Germans, in fact.
One of our resident central Europeans can tell us.
ha wish i didnt skip german at school now...alas long ago :-)
You can always learn, and it is easier now with the high tech means. Plus persons there are friendly, even though in your country, in Germany and my country
everyone is descending into barbarism. Cambridge should have many people who speak German, actually.
The language helps with the regalia. You can do much better than the average person. Google translate is a nice thing, but if you are going to spend
a lot of money on this junk, it helps to be well prepared.
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Viel Glueck.
She speaks German.
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