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Document SS Gruppenfuhrer Rodenbucher.
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Document signe par le SS Gruppenfuhrer Rodenbucher. En papier, texte tape a la machine. En tete au nom du SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher 1/10 979 SS. En date du 10 aout 1935. Adresse au Reichsfuhrer SS. Demande de nomination au grade de SS Obersturmfuhrer de Vinzenz Kaiser commandant du deuxieme bataillon SS, lors du Reichsparteitag de 1935. Signature autographe du SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher. Double perforation sur les cotes. Rodenbucher a rejoint le NSDAP, numero de membre 413.447, le 1er Janvier 1931 et la SS, membre n¡ 8.229, le 5. Mai 1931. Il avait deja travaille comme professeur de sport pour la SA et la SS a partir de decembre 1930. En octobre 1931, il est devenu SS-Standartenfuhrer, il reste a ce poste pendant durant un an a Kiel au sein du 40e SS-Standarte, il a ensuite demenage a Breme en octobre 1932 et a dirige la section SS XIV. Apres le transfert du pouvoir aux nationaux-socialistes, Rodenbucher a ete conseiller d'etat a Breme pendant deux mois a partir de septembre 1933. En novembre 1933, il s'installe a Linz en Autriche et y dirigea d'abord la section SS VIII, a partir de fevrier 1934 la section superieure SS Danube. En mai 1934, il est retourne en Allemagne. A partir d'aout 1934, il a pris la direction du bureau de reglement de la direction nationale du NSDAP en Autriche, situe a Munich. Il est devenu SS-Gruppenfuhrer en 1934. En meme temps, Rodenbucher a dirige l'agence d'aide aux refugies du NSDAP et le centre de collecte SS jusqu'en novembre 1938. a partir de mars 1936, Rodenbucher etait membre du Reichstag pour le NSDAP, circonscription 23 Dusseldorf West. En janvier 1939, Rodenbucher a ete detache au Hauptamt Ordnungspolizei. De juin 1939 a fin avril 1941, il etait SS- und Polizeifuhrer (HSSPF) Alpenland et en meme temps commandant de la section SS Alpenland. Rodenbucher a ete demis de ses fonctions de HSSPF au printemps 1941, probablement parce qu'il avait refuse le poste de SSPF Lettonie ou parce qu'il y avait eu des conflits avec les Gauleiters locaux Hofer, Uiberreither et Rainer. Il a ensuite ete employe dans la marine de guerre jusqu'a la fin de la guerre, entre autres dans le departement de formation pour la construction de nouveaux navires de guerre a Den Helder, aux Pays-Bas. De juin 1943 a octobre 1943, il a ete employe comme commandant de mer et de port en crimee, d'octobre 1943 a mars 1945 dans la zone de commandement du commandant maritime Albanie. La, il a ete officier d'etat-major jusqu'en novembre 1944, puis charge de la gestion des affaires en tant que commandant maritime Albanie jusqu'en janvier 1945. Jusqu'a la fin de la guerre, il est reste avec la marine de guerre en Norvege. Apres la fin de la guerre, Rodenbucher a ete prisonnier de guerre britannique jusqu'en 1948. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. Document signed by SS Gruppenfuhrer Rodenbucher. Paper, typed text. Headed by SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher 1/10 979 SS. Dated August 10, 1935. Addressed to the Reichsfuhrer SS. Application for appointment to the rank of SS Obersturmfuhrer by Vinzenz Kaiser, commander of the second SS battalion, at the Reichsparteitag of 1935. Autograph signature of SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher. Double perforation on the sides. Rodenbucher joined the NSDAP, membership no. 413.447, on January 1, 1931, and the SS, membership no. 8.229, on May 5. May 1931. He had already worked as a sports instructor for the SA and SS from December 1930. In October 1931, he became SS-Standartenfuhrer, remaining in this post for a year in Kiel with the 40th SS-Standarte, then moving to Bremen in October 1932 and heading SS Section XIV. After the transfer of power to the National Socialists, Rodenbucher was State councillor in Bremen for two months from September 1933. In November 1933, he moved to Linz, Austria, where he first headed SS Section VIII, and from February 1934, the upper SS Section Danube. In May 1934, he returned to Germany. From August 1934, he headed the Settlement Office of the NSDAP's national leadership in Austria, located in Munich. He became SS-Gruppenfuhrer in 1934. At the same time, Rodenbucher headed the NSDAP refugee aid agency and the SS collection center until November 1938. From March 1936, Rodenbucher was a member of the Reichstag for the NSDAP, constituency 23 Dusseldorf West. In January 1939, Rodenbucher was seconded to the Hauptamt Ordnungspolizei. From June 1939 to the end of April 1941, he was SS- und Polizeifuhrer (HSSPF) Alpenland and at the same time commander of the SS Alpenland section. Rodenbucher was dismissed as HSSPF in the spring of 1941, probably because he refused the post of SSPF Latvia or because of conflicts with local Gauleiters Hofer, Uiberreither and Rainer. He was then employed in the navy until the end of the war, among other things in the training department for the construction of new warships in Den Helder, the Netherlands. From June 1943 to October 1943, he was employed as Sea and Port commander in the crimea, and from October 1943 to March 1945 in the command area of Maritime commander Albania. There, he served as a staff officer until November 1944, then in charge of affairs as Maritime commander Albania until January 1945. Until the end of the war, he remained with the navy in Norway. After the end of the war, Rodenbucher was a British prisoner of war until 1948. Some wear and patina. condition II+.
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Document signe par le SS Gruppenfuhrer Rodenbucher. En papier, texte tape a la machine. En tete au nom du SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher 1/10 979 SS. En date du 10 aout 1935. Adresse au Reichsfuhrer SS. Demande de nomination au grade de SS Obersturmfuhrer de Vinzenz Kaiser commandant du deuxieme bataillon SS, lors du Reichsparteitag de 1935. Signature autographe du SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher. Double perforation sur les cotes. Rodenbucher a rejoint le NSDAP, numero de membre 413.447, le 1er Janvier 1931 et la SS, membre n¡ 8.229, le 5. Mai 1931. Il avait deja travaille comme professeur de sport pour la SA et la SS a partir de decembre 1930. En octobre 1931, il est devenu SS-Standartenfuhrer, il reste a ce poste pendant durant un an a Kiel au sein du 40e SS-Standarte, il a ensuite demenage a Breme en octobre 1932 et a dirige la section SS XIV. Apres le transfert du pouvoir aux nationaux-socialistes, Rodenbucher a ete conseiller d'etat a Breme pendant deux mois a partir de septembre 1933. En novembre 1933, il s'installe a Linz en Autriche et y dirigea d'abord la section SS VIII, a partir de fevrier 1934 la section superieure SS Danube. En mai 1934, il est retourne en Allemagne. A partir d'aout 1934, il a pris la direction du bureau de reglement de la direction nationale du NSDAP en Autriche, situe a Munich. Il est devenu SS-Gruppenfuhrer en 1934. En meme temps, Rodenbucher a dirige l'agence d'aide aux refugies du NSDAP et le centre de collecte SS jusqu'en novembre 1938. a partir de mars 1936, Rodenbucher etait membre du Reichstag pour le NSDAP, circonscription 23 Dusseldorf West. En janvier 1939, Rodenbucher a ete detache au Hauptamt Ordnungspolizei. De juin 1939 a fin avril 1941, il etait SS- und Polizeifuhrer (HSSPF) Alpenland et en meme temps commandant de la section SS Alpenland. Rodenbucher a ete demis de ses fonctions de HSSPF au printemps 1941, probablement parce qu'il avait refuse le poste de SSPF Lettonie ou parce qu'il y avait eu des conflits avec les Gauleiters locaux Hofer, Uiberreither et Rainer. Il a ensuite ete employe dans la marine de guerre jusqu'a la fin de la guerre, entre autres dans le departement de formation pour la construction de nouveaux navires de guerre a Den Helder, aux Pays-Bas. De juin 1943 a octobre 1943, il a ete employe comme commandant de mer et de port en crimee, d'octobre 1943 a mars 1945 dans la zone de commandement du commandant maritime Albanie. La, il a ete officier d'etat-major jusqu'en novembre 1944, puis charge de la gestion des affaires en tant que commandant maritime Albanie jusqu'en janvier 1945. Jusqu'a la fin de la guerre, il est reste avec la marine de guerre en Norvege. Apres la fin de la guerre, Rodenbucher a ete prisonnier de guerre britannique jusqu'en 1948. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. Document signed by SS Gruppenfuhrer Rodenbucher. Paper, typed text. Headed by SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher 1/10 979 SS. Dated August 10, 1935. Addressed to the Reichsfuhrer SS. Application for appointment to the rank of SS Obersturmfuhrer by Vinzenz Kaiser, commander of the second SS battalion, at the Reichsparteitag of 1935. Autograph signature of SS Gruppenfuhrer Alfred Rodenbucher. Double perforation on the sides. Rodenbucher joined the NSDAP, membership no. 413.447, on January 1, 1931, and the SS, membership no. 8.229, on May 5. May 1931. He had already worked as a sports instructor for the SA and SS from December 1930. In October 1931, he became SS-Standartenfuhrer, remaining in this post for a year in Kiel with the 40th SS-Standarte, then moving to Bremen in October 1932 and heading SS Section XIV. After the transfer of power to the National Socialists, Rodenbucher was State councillor in Bremen for two months from September 1933. In November 1933, he moved to Linz, Austria, where he first headed SS Section VIII, and from February 1934, the upper SS Section Danube. In May 1934, he returned to Germany. From August 1934, he headed the Settlement Office of the NSDAP's national leadership in Austria, located in Munich. He became SS-Gruppenfuhrer in 1934. At the same time, Rodenbucher headed the NSDAP refugee aid agency and the SS collection center until November 1938. From March 1936, Rodenbucher was a member of the Reichstag for the NSDAP, constituency 23 Dusseldorf West. In January 1939, Rodenbucher was seconded to the Hauptamt Ordnungspolizei. From June 1939 to the end of April 1941, he was SS- und Polizeifuhrer (HSSPF) Alpenland and at the same time commander of the SS Alpenland section. Rodenbucher was dismissed as HSSPF in the spring of 1941, probably because he refused the post of SSPF Latvia or because of conflicts with local Gauleiters Hofer, Uiberreither and Rainer. He was then employed in the navy until the end of the war, among other things in the training department for the construction of new warships in Den Helder, the Netherlands. From June 1943 to October 1943, he was employed as Sea and Port commander in the crimea, and from October 1943 to March 1945 in the command area of Maritime commander Albania. There, he served as a staff officer until November 1944, then in charge of affairs as Maritime commander Albania until January 1945. Until the end of the war, he remained with the navy in Norway. After the end of the war, Rodenbucher was a British prisoner of war until 1948. Some wear and patina. condition II+.
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