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RARE WW2 Nazi German Third Reich Prison – Prisoner Transfer for Execution document 1940
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Authentic January 1940 official Nazi German Third Reich judicial document issued by the Public Prosecutor (Oberstaatsanwalt) at the Regional Court (Landgericht) of the coastal city of Rostock.
This unique piece of wartime judicial history is addressed to the Directorate of the Dreibergen-Bützow correctional facilities (Strafanstalten Reibergen-Bützow). The typed text concerns the transfer of a former city employee, Karl [Name Redacted], from Bad Doberan. It clarifies a clerical error from a December 1939 execution request regarding his whereabouts.
Item Highlights:
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- Date of Issue: January 4, 1940 (with a Bützow prison arrival stamp dated January 6, 1940).
- Official Markings: Features a crisp, clear ink-stamp seal of the Oberstaatsanwalt beim Landgericht Rostock incorporating the national eagle and swastika symbol.
- Additional Stamps: A prominent rectangular purple ink receipt stamp from the Dreibergen-Bützow prison administration on the left margin.
- Signatures: Issued on behalf of (I.A.) Dr. Behm, and signed off by the Justice Secretary (Justizsekretär).
- Condition: Excellent historical condition with crisp type, clear ink strikes, typical period filing creases, and a hand-written archival number “14” in the top right corner.
A fascinating, well-preserved artifact illustrating the day-to-day administrative bureaucracy of the German legal and penal system during the early months of World War II.
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