WWII German Deutsche Reich Kennkarte – Wuppertal
n original Deutsche Reich Kennkarte issued during the Second World War to Emmeline Fülle (née Boos).
The Kennkarte was issued by the Polizeipräsident in Wuppertal on 29 November 1944, during the final months of the war.
A very attractive original civilian identity document from the final phase of the Third Reich, preserved with its original photograph, fingerprints and official wartime police validation.
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Historical Description
The Kennkarte served as the standard civilian identity document within the German Reich. Introduced in 1938 and progressively made compulsory, it enabled the authorities to verify identity, residence and personal details throughout the war.
By late 1944, Germany was under intense military pressure. Cities such as Wuppertal had suffered repeated Allied bombing raids, and the civilian administration relied heavily on identity documents for rationing, travel control and administrative procedures. Documents issued during this period often reflect the increasingly difficult wartime conditions and are sought after for their historical context.
