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Following the Japanese surrender in August 1945
Missanabie
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Hebden signed his Attestation Paper as a Lieutenant with the 46th Infantry Battalion "South Saskatchewan Battalion" on July 9
Soon he also joined the Freikorps and took part in the Kapp Putsch and other battles between military and communist factions that were convulsing Germany
Germany. A Kriegsmarine Sailor’s Cap Hold Following the Japanese surrender in(Matrosenmtze). Constructed of dark blue wool blended fabric, with a tally ribbon constructed of black rayon wrapped and tied around the edge of the cap, inscribed Kriegsmarine in gold coloured threading. It is held in place by three black vertical strands of twisted cord, one on either side, and one in the rear. The tally is knotted in the rear of the cap, leaving the two ends of the tally danging from the cap. The front of the cap features a