Original German WWII HJ Wooden Donation Diamond by Gottfr. Glasmachers of Essen, 13" x 24" British Helmets 200-kilocalorie (13

200-kilocalorie (13

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After the second week of the Allied invasion of Normandy the 91st had suffered so many casualties it was no longer considered combat effective as a unit

other volunteer air raid groups were soon forced to merge with the RLB

the Americans and British were hoping that foreign participation in the conflict would bring about the downfall of the Bolsheviks allowing Russia to rejoin the war against Germany

Original German WWII HJ Wooden Donation Diamond by Gottfr. Glasmachers of Essen, 13" x 24" British Helmets 200-kilocalorie (13Original Item: Only One Available. This is an original German WWII period HJ wooden donation diamond manufactured by the Schulwandtafelfabrik Gottfr. Glasmachers of Essen. Measuring approximately 13" wide by 24" high, it is constructed from painted plywood with a reinforced wooden frame on the reverse and retains numerous steel donation brads across the front. Donation displays of this type were used by HJ units as public fundraising and propaganda