Original German WWII Damaged NSDAP Ethnic Germans in Hungary Membership Badge Pin MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets Marine Corps Major General Lejeune

Marine Corps Major General Lejeune assumed command of the 2nd Division and remained in that capacity until August 1919

and as “Richard Anderson” was

There is some mothing here and there throughout on the coat

including the original stenciled markings:

The crossguard does not have any chappe or rainguard attachments

Original German WWII Damaged NSDAP Ethnic Germans in Hungary Membership Badge Pin MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets Marine Corps Major General LejeuneOriginal Item: Only One Available. As the NSDAP deepened its grip on power in the late 1930s, it began to target ethnic German populations who were outside the current borders of Germany. Various conflicts over the years had re drawn borders, and also often in those regions there were many areas of mixed ethnicity. Hungary, previously part of the Austro Hungarian Empire, was one such area, and had relatively large German population. Past migrations