A Hungarian Light Flak Artillery Ss Candidate Volunteer Identification Tag Auction Archive The Frontstalag were built as

The Frontstalag were built as non-static transit camps to process prisoners

each of the nine flaps with their drawstring holes intact

on black wool background

Accompanied by a black and white portrait studio photograph of him in uniform

a silver scroll at the bottom Kings Shropshire Lt Infty

A Hungarian Light Flak Artillery Ss Candidate Volunteer Identification Tag Auction Archive The Frontstalag were built asThis is an identification tag belonging to a member of the 262 SS. Z. Ung. 3. Lei. Flak. Abt. 772 (262 Hungarian Light Flak Artillery SS Volunteer Candidate); in zink; stamped on both sides of the triple slotted line; measuring 70 mm x 50 mm; in ground found condition. Footnote: SS Zgling refers to a juvenile SS pupil who was not yet eligible to join the formal SS. In Eastern Europe and the Baltic states (in this case Hungary), these members were