III. Reich 1933 - 1945

for different individuals: passport, work book as well as DAF (German Labor Front) membership book, party membership book (missing several pages), used condition.

for a man born in 1923 from Insterburg (East Prussia), issued on September 28, 1940, with photograph; used condition.

1935 edition, joined on 01.05.1935, issued on 10.01.1934, distributed on 16.03.1939 in Baiergrün, with photograph, with membership dues stamps from 1939 to early 1945, book and pages are wavy due to moisture damage, condition 3

1935 issue, joined on 01.01.1935, issued on 5.10.1937, distributed on 01.06.1938, with photograph, without membership dues stamps, condition 2+
Included with lot: 2 Reich soap ration cards.

for a man, joined on September 1, 1940, issued in München on December 10, 1940, with supplement and membership dues stamps for 1941, folded, condition 2-.

1935 issue, joined on May 1, 1933, issued on October 20, 1938, pages 9 and 10 missing (without photo), from page 17 with membership dues stamps for the years 1938 to 1944, condition 2-

1939 edition, joined on May 1, 1937, issued on May 31, 1940, distributed on June 20, 1940, with photograph, from page 17 with stamps and membership dues stamps for the years 1939 to 1944, condition 2-

with photograph, issued on October 4, 1939, condition 2.

Membership card, issued on February 28, 1933 by the Corps Leadership, with dues stamp; Condition 3
Additionally, a letter from Motorstandarte M69 regarding discharge from the NSKK and integration as a Political Leader. Promotion certificate to NSKK Scharführer. Certificate of an RLB training course.

for one man, issued on 11.1.1945 in Schönebeck, laminated in plastic, condition 2

for a man born in 1886 in Tuttlingen, issued in Stuttgart on January 1, 1942, Marine Landesverband Südwest with membership dues stamps; used condition.

circa 1929, with photograph, condition 3.

with contribution stamps for 1942, used condition.
Vlasti Zdar = Everything for the Fatherland
Narodni soucernstvi (NS), in German approximately “National Community”, was the only political party-like organization during the existence of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia in the partial territory of the former Czechoslovakia. (Czech NSDAP)

Heimatschein (Certificate of Domicile) issued in Kanitz (Moravia), Brünn-Land District on December 19, 1941; slight moisture damage, used condition.

issued April 14, 1925, with photograph, used condition.

issued December 1, 1928, with photograph, used condition.

bilingual Ukrainian/German, employed at “Deutsche Laden”, with German Arbeitsamt (Labor Office) stamp of the city of Kiew, without photo, issued on June 23, 1942, heavily used condition.

with photograph, residing in camp “Villach” issued on March 31, 1945; heavily used condition.

for a man in the Kriegerkameradschaft Auerswalde, issued on March 20, 1936, without photo, with many membership dues stamps; used condition.

registered under No. 546 on the list and possessing German citizenship, issued in Pleß/Upper Silesia on April 20, 1941, with photograph; divided in the middle, used condition.

who had Romania as previous nationality, issued in Wieselburg on April 8, 1941, with photograph; registration card “Deutscher Umsiedler” (German Resettler), bilingual form German/Russian, front with plastic film, stamped on April 9, 1941 in Trachomschau; used condition.

who held Romanian citizenship as his previous nationality, issued in Wieselburg on March 8, 1941, with photograph; Identity Card “German Resettler”, bilingual form in German/Russian, front with plastic film, stamped on April 9, 1941 in Trachomschau; heavily used condition.

in the food and luxury goods sector, issued on February 2, 1944; bilingual form in German-Estonian, used condition.

with authorization to enter railway facilities, valid for 1943; only the German portion of the form present; heavily used condition.

issued on September 25, 1941, with entries through 1944; bilingual form in German-Latvian, used condition.

issued on December 31, 1942, photograph removed; bilingual form in German-Latvian, printed in Riga, used condition.

issued on January 3, 1944, without photograph; bilingual form in German-Latvian, printed in Riga, used condition.

for a retired institutional civil servant (Anst.Beamten i.R.) in Willich, issued on October 1, 1936; only lightly used condition.

issued on March 15, 1940; used condition.
Vlasti Zdar = Everything for the Fatherland
Národní souručenství (NS), in German approximately “National Community”, was the only political party-like organization during the existence of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia in the partial territory of the former Czechoslovakia. (Czech NSDAP)

issued in Hradec Kralove on December 3, 1941, bilingual form in German-Czech, with registered employments until 1947; used condition.

for a Government Building Inspector (Regierungs-Bauinspektor) in Münster/Westfalen, issued on September 1, 1940; used condition.

1. Employment book (Arbeitsbuch) issued in Kolin on 10.11.1941, apprenticeship as bookbinder 1926-1929 and employment period 1930-1945 recorded; 2. Employment book issued in Kolin on 30.11.1943; identification book of the USP (social insurance), issued on 20.11.1930, with entries until 1941; work permit from 28.5.1945 to 3.7.1954; partially bilingual form in German-Czech; used condition.

issued in Nymburk on October 10, 1945, bilingual form in German-Czech, with recorded employments through 1947; somewhat more used condition.

issued in Strakonitz on July 22, 1942, bilingual form in German-Czech, with recorded employment periods from 1934 to 1945; front cover page punched, used condition.

Issued to a man who was successfully trained from October 13-17, 1942 by Kraftfahr-Ausb.-Abt.23 (Motor Vehicle Training Detachment 23) on wood gas/coal gas generators, hole-punched, edge trimmed, used condition.

Personal identity card for a locksmith, issued in Jülich on October 19, 1938, with photograph; slightly damaged, used condition.

1935 edition, joined on 01.05.1937, issued on 15.09.1939, distributed on 30.09.1939, with membership dues stamps for 1939 to 1944, Condition 2

for a girl for the electric railways, with photo and with receipt stamps; and banknote, used condition.

issued on February 9, 1940, with photograph, stamped by “Der Chef der Sicherheitspolizei und des SD, Einw.-Zentralstelle Nordost” (Chief of the Security Police and SD, Immigration Central Office Northeast) in Posen; used condition.

for a man, joined on May 1, 1938, issued in München on June 30, 1939, with membership dues stamps for 1940, 1942. Folded. Condition 2-.

1935 edition, joined on May 1, 1933, issued on December 1, 1938, distributed on March 31, 1939, photograph has been removed, from page 17 with membership dues stamps for the years 1933 to 1940, as well as stamps for the Reich Party Rallies 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, condition 2-

1933 issue, joined on May 1, 1933, issued on July 8, 1935, distributed on July 20, 1935, with photograph, from page 16 with membership dues stamps for the years 1935 to 1944, as well as stamp for the 1935 Reich Party Congress, with foxing, page 16 with small tear, condition 2-

as train conductor, issued on 18.05.1944 in Kielce, bilingual form in German-Polish, with stamp "Bahnhof Kielce", heavily used condition.

issued on June 20, 1938, “This card must be visibly worn!”; included are also the work book from March 22, 1941 and an employment identification card from May 27, 1946; used condition.

for a man in Grimma, issued on August 1, 1936, with photograph; used condition.

for a young man born in 1923 from Wetzlar for the completed carpentry trade, issued in Niederkleen on May 1, 1941; includes the original protective cover; slightly used condition.

1935 issue, joined on May 1, 1935, issued on December 1, 1938 and handed out on March 8, 1939, with photograph, no membership dues stamps; included is his Relief Fund Receipt Card of the NSDAP Relief Fund dated January 1, 1936, with numerous membership dues stamps; used condition.

for a Vormann (foreman) in RAD-Abteilung 2/171, in labor service from 1.10.1935 to 29.2.1936, with very fine uniform photograph and contribution stamps; hole-punched used condition.

issued on September 1, 1941, with photograph and personal data; multilingual form in German-Polish-Russian and partially in Cyrillic script, folded, used condition.
The identity card is stamped with Fp.-Nr. 09922 E = Infanterie-Regiment 727
Initially, the regiment assumed security duties in White Ruthenia in the Minsk area as part of the 707th Infantry Division under the Wehrmacht Commander Ostland.

1938 edition, for a boy born in 1920 from Koblenz, with photograph, with one recorded exercise on August 19, 1939; hole-punched, used condition.

blank, condition 2.

circa 1943. For a female Eastern worker; with 2 entries, and supplementary sheet from the Berlin office. Lightly used condition.

for a man, joined on September 1, 1940, issued in München on December 10, 1940, with supplement and membership dues stamps for 1941, folded, condition 2-.

for a Arbeitsmann in RAD-Abteilung 2/170 in the Reich Labor Service from April 1, 1936 to September 30, 1936, with photograph, with contribution stamps; reinforced with adhesive tape, used condition.

Membership card, joined on October 30, 1933, without membership stamps; used condition. Including 2 certificates; condition 2

issued on 18.09.1942, with photograph and personal data; stamp: Police President of Prague, used condition. Also includes identity card and refugee identification card of his mother.
In 1939 he became Senior Prosecutor at the German Special Court in Prague, which belonged to the German Regional Court Prague. He participated in at least 59 death sentences. For example, he was the prosecutor in the proceedings against Marianne Golz-Goldlust (1895–1943), in which she was sentenced to death; furthermore, on February 8, 1944, he participated in the death sentence of the Special Court Prague against seven Czechs, including a pregnant woman, who had supported a Soviet prisoner of war, and on August 23, 1944, in the death sentence against three Czechs who had expressed their regret over the failure of an assassination attempt on Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler. In 1944, the Special Court Prague, upon the motion of Prosecutor Rehder-Knöspel, sentenced two married couples to death for harboring two “enemies of the people” sought by police, although the Special Court could have imposed a penitentiary sentence in this case. Rehder-Knöspel ensured that the Special Court Prague received its own execution site with a falling blade machine (guillotine) in the Prague-Pankrác Prison, which could be put into operation on April 1, 1943. Until then, those sentenced to death in Prague had been brought for execution to Dresden to Münchener Platz, where the Regional Court building was also used as a prison and, in the “Third Reich,” as an execution site.

Rehder-Knöspel served after 1945 as prosecutor in Heidelberg and Mannheim. On March 16, 1959, an investigation was initiated against him for his activities at the Special Court Prague. The Karlsruhe Chief Prosecutor Albert Woll, who himself had been active at the Special Court Mannheim before May 1945, protected many judges and prosecutors with Nazi affiliations in his jurisdiction from criminal prosecution after 1945. Rehder-Knöspel also benefited from this; the proceedings against him were discontinued in June 1961.

for a man born in 1915 from Kempten, exempted from Labor Service duty, issued in Kempten on June 17, 1935; used condition.

for a man from Konstanz, issued on May 20, 1936, with photograph and one revenue stamp, lightly used condition.

registered under No. 168014 in the list and possessing German citizenship, issued in Kempen on May 18, 1942, with photograph; used condition.

1939 edition, joined on 01.05.1938, issued on 10.02.1943, distributed on 13.03.1943, with photograph, from page 17 with stamps and membership dues stamps for the years 1941 and 1942, condition 2-

with dues stamps, used condition.

for a man from Winsen Luhe, employed at Oekwerke Julius Schindler, used condition.

for a man born in 1891, with photograph, issued on September 18, 1939, with metal frame, condition 2.

without entries, with consecutive identification number, some with foxing, condition may vary, Condition 1-2


Price Per Piece: 10,- Euro

, speaker Pg. Bernh. Wandt, from Stettin, Ortsgruppe Albersdorf on October 27, 1943, format: 21.2 x 15cm, folded once in the middle, condition 2-

1939 issue, membership number 5452556, admitted on May 1, 1937, book issued in München on July 1, 1940, date of issuance and presentation not entered, with photograph, without membership dues stamps but with notation regarding paid membership dues stamps for the year 1939 (page 17), with foxing, used condition.

for a man from Steinburg, issued on April 1, 1941, membership stamps affixed for 1941; used condition.

issued on December 1, 1943, with membership stamps for 1943 and 1944, used condition.
Vlasti Zdar = Everything for the Fatherland
Národní souručenství (NS), German approximately “National Community”, was the only political party-like organization during the existence of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia on the partial territory of the former Czechoslovakia. (Czech NSDAP)

issued on March 15, 1926, with photograph, used condition.

for a woman from Neighborhood 5, District 60; punched, used condition.

for a man from Stolpmünde, issued on April 1, 1938, with photograph, this identity card authorizes professional practice as an architect active in the building trade; used condition.

for a man born in 1919, joined on March 7, 1938, with dues stamps affixed through 1942; heavily worn condition.

as saleswoman, issued on March 11, 1943 by the Gebietskommissar in Pernau; bilingual form in German-Estonian, used condition.

as road guard, issued on January 20, 1943 by the Gebietskommissar in Ponewesch, with recorded employment; bilingual form in German-Lithuanian, used condition.

issued in Porozow on April 10, 1943, with photograph and personal data, validity extended until May 15, 1945; used condition.

blank, with minor storage traces.

for a Hitler Youth member born in 1922 from Harle, Kreis Melsungen, issued on February 15, 1937 by Reitersturm 6/47 of the SA of the NSDAP; lightly used condition.

for a woman born in 1903 from Lublin, with photograph, issued on May 6, 1940; included is her repatriation certificate, issued in Lublin on August 7, 1940, with photograph, stamped by “The Chief of the Security Police and the SD, Central Residents Registration Office Northeast, Lublin Branch Office”; also includes a Polish data sheet; used condition.

for a woman, membership dues stamps affixed for 1941 and 1942; used condition.

for a man born in 1906 from Gersweiler, issued by NSDAP Local Group Eisenach-Süd on July 23, 1940; folded, used condition.

issued to a man, dated November 27, 1933; used condition.

DLV membership card of Fl.-Landesgruppe V (Westfalen), issued on 3.7.1933, with photograph, several membership stamps affixed; German Glider Pilot License issued after completion of the required 5 flights on the terrain of Darmstadt airfield for Glider Pilot Certificate B, on 26.8.1935, with photograph; Pilot License issued on 3.10.1935, with photograph; DLV membership card issued on 1.1.1936, photograph missing, several membership stamps affixed; Aviator License for Aircraft Pilots issued on 20.5.1937, with photograph; NSFK Supporter Card issued on 1.1.1938, without photograph, several membership stamps affixed; NSFK National Sports Identity Card for Powered Aircraft Pilots issued on 10.2.1938, with photograph; Provisional Glider Pilot License for Glider Pilot Badge C issued on 26.4.1938; NSFK Flight Log Book commenced on 10.11.1941, Badges A-C entered, with photograph, 174 recorded flights until 7.9.1943; NSFK Glider Flight Instructor License, with photograph, various examinations entered in November 1942; Medical Certificate on physical fitness for piloting gliders and free balloons dated 24.11.1942; Identity Card with photograph dated 22.6.1945; Deutscher Aero Club e.V. membership card dated 1.7.1955; used condition.

Issued on May 13, 1938, with photograph; used condition.
The Partito Nazionale Fascista (Italian for National Fascist Party, abbreviated PNF), commonly referred to in German simply as the Fascist Party, was a political party in Italy that existed from 1921 to 1943, which emerged from the Fasci di combattimento founded by Benito Mussolini in 1919. Participating in the Italian government from 1922, the PNF served as the state party of monarchist-fascist Italy from 1926 to 1943.

for a boy born in 1927 from Lötzen, joined on October 1, 1942; used condition.

issued in Brno on September 26, 1941, bilingual form in German-Czech, with recorded employments through 1948; used condition.

for a man in the local group Rhaude-Holte, issued on August 20, 1933, with several contribution stamps; used condition.

for a woman as director of the Gau Educational Home Schauboden, issued in Wien on February 26, 1945, photograph unfortunately removed; included is the work book, issued on August 16, 1939, documenting employment at the home from January 5 to December 31, 1945; used condition.

Army Command Federal Commissariat for Internment and Hospitalization; Seeland Section - Gümmen Camp, issued on August 11, 1944, valid until September 30, 1944 and extended until January 31, 1945; used condition.

for a woman born in 1924, unidentified Ostarbeiterin (Eastern worker), with photograph, issued by the Arbeitsamt Siegburg on May 30, 1944, employed at “Metallwerke Troisdorf” as a machine worker, comes with 2 receipt cards. Used condition.

for authorization to stay in the installation area, issued on March 3, 1942, stamp: “Führerhauptquartier Reichssicherheitsdienst”, signed by the Commandant. Dimensions: 10.4 x 7.4 cm

joined on May 1, 1937, with membership dues stamps affixed from 1933 to July 1944, as well as 3 Marks for the Reich Party Rally 1939, used condition.

used condition.

1935 edition, joined on May 1, 1935, issued on November 30, 1937, distributed on August 2, 1938, with photograph, from page 17 with membership dues stamps for the years 1937 to 1940 (some stamps with “Seefahrt” cancellation), as well as stamps for the Reich Party Congresses 1937, 1938, 1939, used with foxing, condition 2-

1939 issue, membership number 5828633, enrolled on May 1, 1937, book issued in München on July 1, 1940, date of issue and transfer not entered, with photograph, without membership stamps, used condition.

for a man from Ulm, with blind embossed stamp, used condition.

issued on 21...1942, with photograph. Included are an identity card from the Verkehrs-Aktiengesellschaft VAGA Altona and a work site access pass. Condition 2.

Wife of a locomotive engineer, issued on October 19, 1942, bilingual form in German-Polish, with stamp “Bahnbetriebswerk Radom” (Railway Depot Radom), used condition.

for a railway yard worker, issued on 27.10.1942 in Stryj; bilingual form in German-Polish, with stamp “Bahnhof Stryj”, adhered with adhesive tape, heavily used condition.

with membership stamps for 1941, used condition.
Vlasti Zdar = Everything for the Fatherland
Národní sourucenstvi (NS), in German approximately “National Community”, was the only political party-like organization during the existence of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia in the partial territory of the former Czechoslovakia. (Czech NSDAP)

with photograph, issued in Berlin November 11, 1941, registered with the local group Berlin, occupation seamstress, used condition.

valid until March 31, 1928, with photograph, used condition.

with photograph, residing in camp “Baracke Bf. Dransfeld” issued on January 28, 1944; lightly used condition.

with photograph, resident at the Reichsbahn camp St. Michael, issued April 1, 1944; heavily used condition.