WWII WW2 RARE GERMAN ARMY FELDPOST LETTER SHUTZPOLIZEI LEIPZIG END OF WAR, 1945!

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Another very rare one with hidden history.  Sent from an older Wachtmeister (sergeant) in a Schutzpolizei Batallion to his wife in Leipzig on March 8, 1945.  What remained of Leipzig was largely destroyed in two days of bombing on February 28/29, 1945, so he may or may not have known that.  We can assume she survived because the letter was opened.  Leipzig fell to tjr American army barely a month later, on April 18, 1945.  The Wachtmeister was an older man as evidenced that the letter is written in old German script which I have great difficulty reading.  Hopefully somebody out there is more proficient with it.  The war did not end well or most police battalions as they were typically used as anti-partisan units, and if they survived the war, few escaped from war crimes trials.  Very interesting late, late, war letter.
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