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A German Day Of Mourning Card; First War Soldiers Hold ship boarding

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ship boarding

37 mm long stickpins at either end

General Lilienberg began an ornate speech worthy of repeating:   “Today we are celebrating a festival which is the highest goal of an Austrian warrior

on a 48 mm pin)

and became a Petty Officer in 1914

A German Day Of Mourning Card; First War Soldiers Hold ship boardingA Day of Commemoration of Heroes card, 14. 9 x 10. 4 cm. Date of item: Period of Nazi Germany. Condition: good, signs of aging, slight rip. A card celebrating the Heldengedenktag (Day of Commemoration of Heroes). It was first instituted as Volkstrauertag (Peoples Mourning Day) during the Weimar Republic, in memory of the fallen soldiers in WWI. It was supposed to be observed quietly and respectfully. The Nazis gave it a new name and a new meaning,

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