Germany, Ss. An Official Letter Sent & Signed By Ss-Sturmbannführer Otto Weidinger (Kc W/Oak Leaves & Swords), 1943 Buy Now 1 Canadian General Hospital at

1 Canadian General Hospital at Rouen on April 11th

By the following month he was assigned with the 2nd Reserve Flying Battalion

he moved to Canada and enlisted with the Permanent Force of Canada

Having reunited his forces

with “mit Spange” (with clasp) written by hand on the exterior of the packet - presumably referring to the Prague ribbon bar

Germany, Ss. An Official Letter Sent & Signed By Ss-Sturmbannführer Otto Weidinger (Kc W/Oak Leaves & Swords), 1943 Buy Now 1 Canadian General Hospital atThe letter is dated to November 2, 1943 and was sent to the adjutancy of the SS Junker School Brunswick. The sender is SS Sturmbannfhrer Otto Weidinger, at the time part of the Staff of Panzer Reconnaissance Battalion 2 in 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich, identifiable by Feldpost number 41940 A. Weidinger writes that the SS Personnel Main Office needs a transcript of the final evaluation of the commander of the SS Junker School. He signed the letter