Germany, Ss. An 18Th Freiwilligen P.g. Div. Horst Wessel Tab Newly Listed The next fifteen years saw

The next fifteen years saw him have five or six attacks of bronchitis

14 mm x 37

He was transferred to the 32nd Infantry Battalion "Manitoba and Saskatchewan Regiment" on July 7th

Footnote: The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration was awarded to William H

(SS Ärmel Adler)

Germany, Ss. An 18Th Freiwilligen P.g. Div. Horst Wessel Tab Newly Listed The next fifteen years sawEmbroidered tab manufactured for the 18th Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Div. Horst Wessel, with typical buckram backing, in mint condition. Footnote: This item was brought back by US Army NCO C. H. Johnson, born in 1915, from Ohio, who was stationed at Camp Dachau in 1945; photocopy of his US Army Camp Dachau Identification Card (Nr. 8063) will be accompanied with this item. C. H. Johnson was killed in a tragic car accident in 1972; souvenirs from