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Rare WW2 German 1944 Third Reich War Damage Claim Document Wiesbaden-Biebrich Bombing Raid Heil Hitler!
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An authentic, deeply historic World War II German administrative document dated December 18, 1944. This typed letter details an official compensation claim for a loss of earnings (Verdienstausfall) following a devastating Allied bombing raid.
The document connects directly to local wartime history, referencing an injury sustained during the September 19, 1944, air raid on the Chemische Werke Albert chemical factory in Wiesbaden-Biebrich.
Item Highlights:
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- Historical Context: Sent from Wiesbaden-Biebrich to the Versorgungsamt (Welfare/Pension Office) in Innsbruck via the local Kriegsschadensamt (War Damage Office).
- Detailed Breakdown: Features a meticulously typed breakdown of lost hourly wages and total compensation requested in Reichsmarks (RM), totaling 1,156.88 RM.
- Period Details: Concludes with the mandatory late-war period greeting, “Heil Hitler !”
- Condition: Displays authentic age toning, crisp typed font, original administrative underlines, and a handwritten red-ink archival notation at the bottom.
An exceptional piece of late-war civilian and industrial administration history, perfect for collectors of Third Reich paperwork, home-front ephemera, or regional German WW2 history.
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