GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY REGIMENT SOLDIER YUGUFTIN MUHR American M1 Garand Cartridge Belt Known also as “Sterbebilder”

Known also as “Sterbebilder”

141st  Infantry Regiment which was the unit which captured the Bad Tolz S

Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler ordered the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler (LAH) to be redesignated as "Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler" (LSSAH)

Hitler tolerated cigarette sales for 9 years but in 1942 he finally banned cigarettes altogether

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GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY REGIMENT SOLDIER YUGUFTIN MUHR American M1 Garand Cartridge Belt Known also as “Sterbebilder”DEATH CARD FOR A GERMAN WW2 INFANTRY REGIMENT SOLDIER ORIGINAL WWII German death card for Infantry Regiment Soldier YUGUFTIN MUHR who died at the age of 33 on December 20, 1941. Card measures about 4. 5" x 5. 0" unfolded. It is a double sided, double page card. Military death cards are notices of the death of a WW2 German soldier who was killed during the war. Known also as Sterbebilder. Death notices were a common European Catholic custom, normally