A Work Id For Croatian Mile Plemic Of Chemical Company Buna-Werke Newly Listed Socialist Republic

Socialist Republic

He was posted to the Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot

becoming its Second-in-Command

sewn back-to-back with a another piece of black cotton

framed by an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves with a ribbon banner at its base inscribed "POR VUESTRA LIBERTAD Y LA NUESTRA" (For Your Liberty and Ours)

A Work Id For Croatian Mile Plemic Of Chemical Company Buna-Werke Newly Listed Socialist RepublicA work ID card, laminated, measuring 66x94mm, near mint condition. It is dated to September 1, 1944. The recipient is Mile Plemic, a Croat, born September 24, 1924 in Beeov (Slovakia). He works for the Buna Werke in Schkopau (eastern Germany), a chemical company specialising in polymers, such as plastics and artificial rubber. Buna was a subsidiary of the Leunawerke, which belonged to IG Farben. Plemic has apparently worked there since February 16,