Well I thought I got lucky there for a sec. There's a time frame which I don't know about his military career.
Well I thought I got lucky there for a sec. There's a time frame which I don't know about his military career.
You may want to edit all the scattered post you've made in the others threads as this blouse is without any doubt a SA uniform, and not SS. Nonetheless, your Grandfathers picture is still worthy of further research and something to be very proud of.
I really admire your passion for the periods history, as well your families involvement, especially at your age. I actually didn't collect bandsmen items until I found a photo-album showing my grandfather playing in a military band throughout Europe after being injured on D-Day. Some type of family connection can really bring a piece alive IMO.
Keep up the passion, and hopefully you will even find some kind of documentation during the gap you spoke of.
I thought that he was in Das Reich because I though he was wearing a ss-vt uniform in this Paul. It was a simple mistake.
I have to research him to give my grandma some closure.we only knew his death and division of that time. There's about a 2 year gap that I need to fill. I'm really lucky to have this history, because it fueled my passion for collecting. I love doing this "detective work", it's what adds to the fun of collecting.
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