Misc. ID’s 3
WW2 German Police Dienstpass for Anton Erntl. Started 31 July 1941, Linz.
Erntl was born 13 March 1885, in Linz. He was married and had a son born in 1920 and a daughter born in 1914.
He had completed primary school.
His wife lived in Linz.
He had served in Pionier Bataillon 2 from November 1906 to September 1909, and again from August 1914 to May 1918. He had achieved the rank of Corporal and had served at the front.
He was awarded two service medals in WW1, and subsequently rose thru the Police ranks to be promoted to Polizei Meister (Warrant Officer) 1 October 1938.
All of his police postings had been in Linz.
He was awarded the Honor Cross for Front Combatants in WW1.
31 July 1941, He retired from Police Service as a Meister der Schutzpolizei in Linz.
The uniform photo of him shows him wearing the ribbons for the WW1 Iron Cross 2nd Class, Hindenburg Cross and a Black Wound Badge.
There are 9 2x3 inch photos of hi with his horse. One photo not shown is of a group.
$85
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