Croatia, Independent State. A Badge Of The German Regiment (Croatian Army) certificate_of_authenticity He remained at Camp Valcartier

He remained at Camp Valcartier until his discharge on October 4

He is several times mentioned in

"Geschwader General Wever"

Accompanied by four Photographs of the Ashtray (black and white

The James Fletcher was examined on the mud subsequent to this

Croatia, Independent State. A Badge Of The German Regiment (Croatian Army) certificate_of_authenticity He remained at Camp ValcartierAluminum, die stamped Croatian Army swastika badge; measuring 60 mm in diameter; lacquered swastika in center and surrounded by oak wreath. Footnote: With the establishment of the Independent State of Croatia in 1941, a German minority predominantly living in Slovenia were allowed to form a distinctive German speaking regiment made up of entirely Germans within the Croatian Home Army, wearing Croatian Army uniforms, only distinguishing themselves