Original German WWII SS POW Made Engraved Aluminum Box from Post-War Internment Camp at Regensburg Manufacture Type_Original Items most likely in 1944

most likely in 1944

This cap is a very early Pre-WWII example of a German Wehrmacht Heer Army EM/NCO Schirmmütze visor cap

734 BROADWAY

with heavy folding from years of being stored as such

so we should expect their new offensive from the Carpathians as early as mid-January

Original German WWII SS POW Made Engraved Aluminum Box from Post-War Internment Camp at Regensburg Manufacture Type_Original Items most likely in 1944Original Item: Only One Available. Following the fall of NSDAP Germany, there was the need for many internment camps for the many German POWs. One of these was a U. S. Army administered Disarmed Enemy Forces Facility (DEF) constructed at Regensburg, Bavaria in South East Germany. There was originally a temporary camp in the area, but a new facility was constructed from the ground up on a military training ground in the city, which was adjacent to