Germany, Imperial. A Death Notice To Family Of Fallen Soldier In Baden Regiment, 1917 GTRexclude Between 1932 and 1936 Oskar

Between 1932 and 1936 Oskar went to school in southern Bavaria

before attending McGill University in Montreal

An example of a second war German RADwJ (Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend/Labour Service of the Reich for Female Youths) rank brooch

Aluminum badge on silvered twisted corn

the loop maker marked “KO” for an unknown manufacturer

Germany, Imperial. A Death Notice To Family Of Fallen Soldier In Baden Regiment, 1917 GTRexclude Between 1932 and 1936 OskarThe note carries a stamp of the 1st Company of 1st Baden Life Grenadier Regiment No. 109. It is dated in the field to March 15, 1917 and addressed to family Georg Koch in Edingen (present day Edingen Neckarhausen, southwest Germany). It is stated that Grenadier Jakob Koch died on March 13 of wounds received in combat, and that he was buried with military honours on the soldier cemetery in Mangiennes. The note is signed by a lieutenant of the reserve