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were allowed to cruise China's rivers
includes photograph of Niendieker stapled to the license
he was named Co-Editor of the Journal of Naval Life
marked "G I" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse
flanked by red and white embroidered flags of the Hamburg-South America Line (Hamburg SüdamerikanischeDampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft) on either side
Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Third Reich Period Identity Documents Hold were allowed to cruise China'sThis is a pair of very well preserved Third Reich period identity documents, including: An Ahnenpa (Ancestor Passport) belonging to Katharine Hanshik, born 10 November 1901 in Pruchna, Austrian Silesia (now Poland) to parents Johann Hanshik and Anna Staniczk. The book features ancestral entries dating back to 1827, with each individual featuring a purple ink stamp of the Roman Catholic diocese of St. Anna Pfarramt (Pruchna). The booklet measures 136
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