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    Default Landesschuetzen Btl. 532, NCO Kaltenbrunner

    Hello,
    please, can anybody identify the nationality of Mr Kaltenbrunners gun. (the lined out)
    Thanks
    Wolf
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    Hi Wolf,

    The crossed out one, the one issued on June 7 1941 is a Czech weapon.
    The entry is spelled in Suetterlinschrift German, Tsch, stands for Tschechisch.
    It is normal for Landesschützen to be armed with foreign weapons.
    Some information on Lds Btl 532:
    http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...Gliederung.htm


    Cheers,
    Peter

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    That is a great site Peter. I wish I knew German better.

    [QUOTE=Peter U;14721]Hi Wolf,

    The crossed out one, the one issued on June 7 1941 is a Czech weapon.
    The entry is spelled in Suetterlinschrift German, Tsch, stands for Tschechisch.
    It is normal for Landesschützen to be armed with foreign weapons.
    Some information on Lds Btl 532:
    http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...Gliederung.htm


    Cheers,

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    Hello,
    Thanks Peter.
    I can read some Suetterlin, but this time I shipwrecked with the lower case "t".
    Thanks
    Wolf

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