Germany, Ss. A Ss-Verfügungstruppe M34 Overseas Cap Hold and Victory Medal (862836 L

and Victory Medal (862836 L

06 mm (w) x 56

It was used as a frontline internment camp where civilians were selected to be placed in work camps or death camps

Dohr was wounded in the Battle of Smolensk in July of 1941 by a grenade splinter to the upper leg and received a Wound Badge in Black on July 25

light chipping in the red enamels towards the bottom of the badge

Germany, Ss. A Ss-Verfügungstruppe M34 Overseas Cap Hold and Victory Medal (862836 L(SS Verfgungstruppe Schiffchen). A well preserved SS Verfgungstruppe M34 overseas cap, constructed of field grey wool. The cap is fully surrounded by scalloped fold down side panels, with the left side bearing the remnants of an eagle insignia that has since been removed. The peak of the cap is adorned with a button, constructed of pebbled magnetic metal, which bears a raised SS style Totenkopf insignia. It is unmarked and secured to the cap at the