Germany, Deutsches Jungvolk. A Dj Picture Postcard, C.1934 Archive He signed his Attestation Paper

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 156th Infantry Battalion

which was then redistributed to the army in late 1943 and renamed

apparently set by Russian patriots

District Number 6 Headquarters moved from Ottawa to Cornwall on December 10

McLaughlin and the 2nd Infantry Battalion were welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd

Germany, Deutsches Jungvolk. A Dj Picture Postcard, C.1934 Archive He signed his Attestation Paper(Postkarte). A picture postcard depicting a black and white photograph of a group of marching Deutsches Jungvolk (German Youngster), reverse presents handwriting in black ink, dated 23 February 1934, no postage stamp, measures 9 cm (w) x 13. 9 cm (h), and in extremely fine condition.