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WWII Polish Army In Exile Issue Cap/Beret Badge
and him winding up in a refugee camp in Germany after the war presumably tells the story of a collaborator who chose to flee his home country when the Russians took over and start a new life in the country with which he had sympathised
later joining the Canadian Ordnance Corps in 1902 and the Canadian Militia on February 16
signed and dated August 21
Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Patriotic Publications consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac WWII Polish Army In Exile(Bcher). A pair of early Third Reich period patriotic publications, including: 1. A 1933 copy of Ein Kampf um Deutschland (A Fight for Germany), constructed of a paper stock binding with 31 paginated interior pages, featuring text, photographs, and caricatures petinents to the Kampfzeit (Time of Struggle, in which the NSDAP and Communist Party fought for power in Germany), published by Gesamtverband deutscher antikommunistischer Vereinigung, Berlin,
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