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This 2nd style Nazi Arbeitsbuch once belonged to Elfriede Kaltofen (née Preihs) born 20 November 1909 in Wien. She was married and had one child in 1940 when this Arbeitsbuch number 386/474692 was issued on 30 July 1940 at Arbeitsamt number 12 in Wien. She worked in the Radio Section of the German Press Office in Wien, the second largest city in Adolf Hitler's Greater Germany.
Interestingly, this Nazi Employment Record was closed on 26 February 1941, and re-opened AFTER THE WAR. On 23 November 1946 Elfriede Kaltofen started work for the family trading company in Wien as the office manager. This Nazi Arbeitsbuch was never officially closed.
Comes with the tan Ausweis shown left, which states family member, Julius Preihs was awarded the War Remembrance Medal in February 1935.
Interestingly, this Nazi Employment Record was closed on 26 February 1941, and re-opened AFTER THE WAR. On 23 November 1946 Elfriede Kaltofen started work for the family trading company in Wien as the office manager. This Nazi Arbeitsbuch was never officially closed.
Comes with the tan Ausweis shown left, which states family member, Julius Preihs was awarded the War Remembrance Medal in February 1935.
Anton Felber (born 10 June 1916) was the original owner of this 2nd Style Nazi Arbeitsbuch which was issued to him on 1 March 1943, after he finished his military service. He was married, had a driver's license and in 1943 he had a child according to the personal entries.
Between March 1943 and 4 April 1950, when this Third Reich employment record was closed, Felber worked for various steel and electronics companies in the office and as a rep (see image below).
This 70+ year old Arbeitsbuch is complete but the interior pages are detached from the cover. Good used condition.
$ 32.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
Between March 1943 and 4 April 1950, when this Third Reich employment record was closed, Felber worked for various steel and electronics companies in the office and as a rep (see image below).
This 70+ year old Arbeitsbuch is complete but the interior pages are detached from the cover. Good used condition.
$ 32.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
$ 55.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
ARBEITSBUCH DEUTSCHE REICHSBAHN EMPLOYEE
This Third Reich Arbeitsbuch belonged to Julius Löffler, born on 21 May 1914 in Wien (Vienna). It was issued at Vienna Labor Office 386 on 29 June 1939 when he was single. While using this Nazi Labor Record he married (18 July 1939), had a child (1943) and moved twice.
Julius Löffler worked as a machinist, first as an apprentice and then for miscellaneous campanies, including a locomotive factory. When this Arbeitsbuch was issued in 1939 he worked for the Deutsche Reichsbahn (German State Railways) in Wien-West, where he stayed until 31 May 1943. From 1 June 1943 until 31 March 1944 he had a job working at the Hütteldorf-Hacking railway station on the west side of Vienna. We suspect that since his Arbeitsbuch was officially closed on 24 April 1944, 30 year old Julius Löffler was drafted in the Wehrmacht.
Julius Löffler worked as a machinist, first as an apprentice and then for miscellaneous campanies, including a locomotive factory. When this Arbeitsbuch was issued in 1939 he worked for the Deutsche Reichsbahn (German State Railways) in Wien-West, where he stayed until 31 May 1943. From 1 June 1943 until 31 March 1944 he had a job working at the Hütteldorf-Hacking railway station on the west side of Vienna. We suspect that since his Arbeitsbuch was officially closed on 24 April 1944, 30 year old Julius Löffler was drafted in the Wehrmacht.
AND MANAGER - USED UNTIL 1962!
RARE REPLACEMENT NAZI LABOR RECORD FOR A 'NON-GERMAN' WOMAN WORKING FOR SIEMENS IN BERLIN AND VIENNA
This is a four-panel Ersatzkarte für Arbeitsbuch Nr. 40/III A 84807, a card stock replacement for a Third Reich Employment Record Book. It was issued by the Labor Office of Berlin on 5 May 1942 to Johanna Pachmann who was born on 4 April 1919 in Chemnitz. She came to Berlin from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to do assembly work for the industrial giant Siemens & Halske and lived at a Lager or camp for foreign workers in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
According to entries on panel 2 and 3 she worked for Siemens & Halske in Berlin from 14 April 1942 until 19 February 1944, and then moved to a Siemens & Halske electronics plant in Vienna where she was employed from 3 March 1944 through 31 July 1945.
According to entries on panel 2 and 3 she worked for Siemens & Halske in Berlin from 14 April 1942 until 19 February 1944, and then moved to a Siemens & Halske electronics plant in Vienna where she was employed from 3 March 1944 through 31 July 1945.
A rare Nazi era employment record for a Nicht Reichsdeutscher that was used for another two months after the end of World War II. Very good used condition, 100% original!
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$27.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
1944 REPLACEMENT ARBEITSBUCH FOR A MUNICH MAN WHO WORKED FOR THE US THIRD ARMY IN 1945/46
This is an original Third Reich Arbeitsbuch issued by the Nazi Labor Office in Munich on 8 March 1944 to Josef Ochsenhiel, an unmarried man born in Munich in August 1896. This was a replacement for a lost Arbeitsbuch and it has a Wehrnummer on page 1.
Ochsenhiel was a salesman for a candle and soap company in Munich from 1912 until 1945! The second entry on page 6 and 7 (see below) shows he worked as a civilian employee for the US Third Army cutting wood at the Theresienwiese (site of the Oktoberfest) from 3 December 1945 until 15 January 1946. Two other jobs are listed until this Nazi labor record was closed on 19 April 1947.
In very good condition.
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Ochsenhiel was a salesman for a candle and soap company in Munich from 1912 until 1945! The second entry on page 6 and 7 (see below) shows he worked as a civilian employee for the US Third Army cutting wood at the Theresienwiese (site of the Oktoberfest) from 3 December 1945 until 15 January 1946. Two other jobs are listed until this Nazi labor record was closed on 19 April 1947.
In very good condition.
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Anna Wagemann (née Gerstner) had a very specific profession, she was a spinner in factories in Roth bei Nürnberg that specialized in fine silver and golden thread (Leonische Waren in German).
Her 4-1/8x 5-3/4 inch Nazi Arbeitsbuch or Labor Record issued on 3 October 1935 by the Arbeitsamt Nürnberg shows Anna Wagemann was born in Roth (about 14 miles south of Nürnberg) on 27 February 1898, that she was married and the mother of two children.
Her 4-1/8x 5-3/4 inch Nazi Arbeitsbuch or Labor Record issued on 3 October 1935 by the Arbeitsamt Nürnberg shows Anna Wagemann was born in Roth (about 14 miles south of Nürnberg) on 27 February 1898, that she was married and the mother of two children.
Anna Klecachy (née Paupe) was born in Wien (Vienna) on 26 November 1895. Her Third Reich Arbeitsbuch or Nazi Labor Record was issued at Arbeitsamt Wien Nr. 4 on 2 March 1939 (just before the reunification of Austria with Nazi Germany) when she was a milling machine operator at the famous German electrical engineering company Siemens & Halske.
Late in 1942 she changed jobs and became a Stimmerin (tuner) at the Karl Pois ocarina factory in the 12th District of Vienna, where she stayed until 28 February 1948. The last entry in this 4-1/8x 5-3/4 inch, 38-page Nazi Arbeitsbuch is from 1949, showing she worked for a cleaning company called Leopold Bauer in Vienna from 16 February until 1 April 1949!
Note that Anna Klecachy tried to cover the swastika on the front cover of this Nazi Arbeitsbuch! Otherwise in very nice used condition.
$ 55.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
Late in 1942 she changed jobs and became a Stimmerin (tuner) at the Karl Pois ocarina factory in the 12th District of Vienna, where she stayed until 28 February 1948. The last entry in this 4-1/8x 5-3/4 inch, 38-page Nazi Arbeitsbuch is from 1949, showing she worked for a cleaning company called Leopold Bauer in Vienna from 16 February until 1 April 1949!
Note that Anna Klecachy tried to cover the swastika on the front cover of this Nazi Arbeitsbuch! Otherwise in very nice used condition.
$ 55.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
From 9 September 1921 onward she worked for two spinning companies, Johann Georg Graff and Wilhelm Schindler, both in Roth. Her Third Reich Arbeitsbuch was officially closed on 20 January 1943. It comes with the 4-page Merkblatt (Information Sheet) Nr. 19 dated 21 December 1938 covering retirement benefits for skilled workers in the handicraft business, like Anna Wagemann.
Nice, little-used condition.
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Frida Altmann (née Nusche) was born in Erkner, a town located on the south-eastern edge of Berlin, on 16 July 1897. When this Arbeitsbuch or Nazi Labor Record was issued in Central Berlin on 16 December 1936, she was a married mother of one child.
According to entries in this 4-1/8x 5-3/4 inch, 32-page Nazi Arbeitsbuch, she had been working in various grocery related jobs since 1923. Since 1937 she worked as the manager at the Egona grocery company at the commercial railway station at Berlin-Hohenschönhausen. This industrial area of Berlin was heavily bombed and damaged during the war. Her job ended on 14 September 1943, but she was employed by Egona again from 12 July 1945 until January 1949, working twelve hour days. Her last job for a company headquartered in Oranienburg, was in her home town of Erkner, and she retired on 6 April 1962 at age 65!
According to entries in this 4-1/8x 5-3/4 inch, 32-page Nazi Arbeitsbuch, she had been working in various grocery related jobs since 1923. Since 1937 she worked as the manager at the Egona grocery company at the commercial railway station at Berlin-Hohenschönhausen. This industrial area of Berlin was heavily bombed and damaged during the war. Her job ended on 14 September 1943, but she was employed by Egona again from 12 July 1945 until January 1949, working twelve hour days. Her last job for a company headquartered in Oranienburg, was in her home town of Erkner, and she retired on 6 April 1962 at age 65!
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This original Third Reich Arbeitsbuch was issued to Josefine Kasperlik on 20 October 1939, a nanny and seamstress born in Budapest in 1919. In 1942 she married and the name Wolf was added - see image below.
Used from 1939 - 1945. Very good condition.
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$35.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
WITH 2 INSURANCE DOCUMENTS
Lucia Maria Volkmann was born on 26 September 1919 in Vienna and her Nazi Arbeitsbuch was issued on 24 June 1939, three months after she started working at Radio-Austria as a secretary and stenographer.
Two postwar insurance documents that come with this Nazi Labor ID show Volkmann made employee insurance payments thru December 1950 while she was still employed at Radio-Austria in Vienna.
In very good condition.
$37.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
Two postwar insurance documents that come with this Nazi Labor ID show Volkmann made employee insurance payments thru December 1950 while she was still employed at Radio-Austria in Vienna.
In very good condition.
$37.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
TO A TRAINED SHOEMAKER
Heinrich Kühnhammer was a shoemaker born on 19 March 1924. His Arbeitsbuch number 355S/003177 was issued at the Braunau am Inn Labor Office and contains apprentice and employment entries from 1938 - 1942 (probably when he was drafted). Very good, little-used used condition.
$ SOLD $ Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional postage.
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A VARIETY OF NAZI ARBEITSBÜCHER
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Third Reich Arbeitsbücher (Employment Record Books) are by themselves among the commonest Nazi identity documents of the Hitler era in Germany. Collectors have found however, that those Arbeitsbücher associated with famous or notorious people or employers are highly desirable. What better compliment can there be to a magnificent Mauser rifle or Walther pistol than the Arbeitsbuch of one the craftsman that built the weapon? For a historian or collector involved with antique or classic cars from the period, there is no accessory more desirable or more historic than the Arbeitsbuch of one of the workers in the factory that built the machine. |
OFFICE WORK AFTER MILITARY SERVICE
1943-1950
1943-1950