Soldbuchs

The WWII Soldbuch was an essential document issued to every German soldier during World War II. This small, pocket-sized booklet served as a military identification card and a record of a soldier's service throughout the war. It contained vital personal details, including the soldier’s name, rank, unit, and any awards or decorations earned. The Soldbuch also tracked assignments, training, and medical records, often providing insight into the soldier's movements and experiences during the conflict. Additionally, it sometimes contained stamps or signatures from commanding officers, indicating the soldier’s status or changes in duty. The Soldbuch was crucial for verifying a soldier’s identity and military service, both on the battlefield and in more administrative settings. Due to its importance, these books were