The Army Soldbuch Of Korke; Battle Of Kursk Newly Listed A Clasp to the Iron

A Clasp to the Iron Cross First Class 1939

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The Army Soldbuch Of Korke; Battle Of Kursk Newly Listed A Clasp to the IronThe Army Soldbuch of Korke; Battle of Kursk 24 pages, in worn condition. Footnote: Korke was born on January 4th, 1913 in Tonnenheide, in the region of Lbbecke, Westphalia. He identified as protestant, and prior to the war was an unmarried farmer. He stood at 165 cm tall, stocky build, with a round face, blond hair and blue eyes. The Soldbuch was issued and stamped at the Lbbecke Military Command Office on the 15th of September 15th, 1939. At an