A Letter By Generalmajor Alexander Von Pfuhlstein Written While At Trent Park Newly Listed 2 mm x 35 mm

2 mm x 35 mm

DSC but without any success against the enemy

with Hammill later being transferred to the 1st Infantry Battalion

Atkins made several escape attempts

and you are to exercise and well discipline in Arms

A Letter By Generalmajor Alexander Von Pfuhlstein Written While At Trent Park Newly Listed 2 mm x 35 mmLetter in handwritten black ink and signed by Generalmajor Alexander von Pfuhlstein (number 18896), dated July 5, 1945, while a Prisoner of War at Trent Park between April 20 and August 30, 1945, addressed to the Camp Commandant, loosely translated from the German: "Sir, Major Lord Aberfeldy has informed me that you, Herr Major, adopt a kindly understanding towards my peculiar situation, and are endeavouring to procure my release. I should therefore