Law for the Safegaurd of German Blood and German Honor

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This is a translation from the original German document. These laws were captured April 28, 1945 at Eichstatt, Germany and presented to General George S. Patton. A copy is included.

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HEADQUARTERS III CORPS
Office of the Commanding General
APO 303, U. S. Army
30 May 1945
LAW FOR THE SAFEGUARD OF GERMAN BLOOD OF GERMAN HONOR
Captured 28 April 1945 at Eichstatt, Germany
by
203rd CIC Detachment, III Corps, U. S. Army,
and presented by
Major General J. A. Van Fleet
Commanding General, III Corps
to
General George S. Patton, Jr.,
Commending General, Third U. S. Army.

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