Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Female Auxiliary “Flugmeldehelferin” Sudetenland Participation Document Auction and To fight for free

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Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Female Auxiliary “Flugmeldehelferin” Sudetenland Participation Document Auction and To fight for freeThe document is prefaced In memory of October 1, 1938. It is named to a woman called Siegfriede Sauerbrey, stating that she served as a Flugmeldehelferin (female plane spotter auxiliary) during the Sudetenland campaign (September October 1938). It is dated to Vienna on October 1, 1940 and signed by a Lieutenant Colonel and Regiment Commander, the name is illegible. It also shows the facsimile of General of the Flak Artillery Friedrich Hirschauer