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108. Rare German WWII Photo Album - END OF WAR BERLIN CONTENT - Sonderdienst SEEHAUS
Super rare album to a man who served in Sonderdienst SEEHAUS. Sonderdienst Seehaus was a German radio monitoring service and communications hub used by the Nazis during World War II to gather and analyze information by listening to foreign broadcasts.Appx 200 photos. The service was established in 1940 and was located in a building in Berlin-Wannsee. The name "Seehaus" comes from the building where the service was located. The album contains many well captioned photos documenting the unit's evacuation from Berlin in April 1945! There is a photo of the man wearing uniform stripped of insignia - maybe after his capture? Passing roadblocks on outskirts of Berlin,, rarely seen unit insignia, and more. Then the album goes back to photos from Russia in December 1943 when he served with a unit named "Einheit Oberlt Dodl." Foreign troops, aircraft, StuG images, MG 34, field radios, more. Rare album!
$750