Germany, Third Reich. A Historically-Significant Letter on Race Laws from the Desk of Reichsminister Hans Frank Republic of the cap is flanked on

the cap is flanked on each side by bronzed pebbled buttons holding in place a decorative chinstrap constructed of braided and twisted silver aluminum bullion wire

horizontal pinback with prong on the reverse

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Due to the rolling terrain

vertical pinback with a vertical pinback and a functional hinge/catch assembly

Germany, Third Reich. A Historically-Significant Letter on Race Laws from the Desk of Reichsminister Hans Frank Republic of the cap is flanked on(Rassengesetze Brief mit Unterschrift). A rare and historically significant letter, printed on off white paper with black ink, presented with the letterhead of Reichsminister Hans Frank, featuring a typewritten inscription directed to Hauptmann (a. D.) Fritz Wiedemann, Adjutant to the Fhrer from 1934 until 1939, with content concerning a proposal by a Major (a. D.) Kiesel, and with Frank accordingly indicating agreement with the formers assertions