Germany. A Service Record Of Ss-Unterscharführer Paul Aldinger, Ss Mountain Division “Nord” Auction He signed his Officers' Declaration

He signed his Officers' Declaration Paper as a Lieutenant with the 107th Infantry Battalion "Winnipeg Battalion"

NSDAP Nuremberg Party Day Tinnie - Silvered tin

The face is covered by a period original acrylic domed crystal

later changing his next-of-kin in 1918 to his wife

McNair survived the war

Germany. A Service Record Of Ss-Unterscharführer Paul Aldinger, Ss Mountain Division “Nord” Auction He signed his Officers' DeclarationMeasuring 211x295mm, better than very fine condition with some fraying at the top, and four punched holes. It is dated to August 1, 1943 and signed by an SS Obersturmfhrer and Battery Chief, the name could be Mattausch. Footnote: Paul Aldinger was born on March 5, 1922 in Fellbach (near Stuttgart). He joined the SS and was then sworn in on April 7, 1940. On April 20, 1941 he became an SS Sturmfhrer. From late June to early July 1941 Aldinger fought in