Set of German documents including an Ausweiskarte with an illegible name, accompanied by an original passport photograph dated 1940. The lot includes an NSDAP envelope addressed to Dr Pauli in Laufen, handwritten with the name Helmut Rudolf Julius Pauli, who died on 21 July 1941 in Salbuch. This envelope contains his death notice. A second, empty envelope is marked Von Bezirksamt Traunstein. Also included is a document entitled Stadt Krankenhauspflicht Assistentenzeit, written on behalf of Dr Pauli in Bad Reichenhall in 1946. The lot includes a letter dated October 1946 from the Jewish Committee of Permanent Camp Ainring. A photograph of a First World War soldier, identified as Dr Pauli on the left, accompanies the set. Another envelope is marked Die Lehrtraste aller offentlichen Schulen in der Regierungsbezirken Oberbayern und Schwaben. A second death notice by Dr Pauli completes this lot. Military medical family. All pieces show moderate wear and a period patina. Condition II+. Laufen, Bavaria, was home to a prisoner of war camp (Oflag VIIC) during the Second World War. This camp was mainly intended for captured allied officers. German military doctors were assigned to look after the prisoners. Set of German documents, including an Ausweiskarte with an illegible name, along with an identity photograph dated 1940. The lot includes an envelope from the NSDAP addressed to Dr. Pauli in Laufen, with a handwritten note referencing Helmut Rudolf Julius Pauli, who died on July 21, 1941 in Salbuch. This envelope contains his death notice. A second empty envelope is marked Von Bezirksamt Traunstein. Also included is a document titled Stadt Krankenhauspflicht Assistentenzeit, issued to Dr. Pauli in Bad Reichenhall in 1946, and a letter dated October 1946 from the Jewish Committee of Permanent Camp Ainring. A WWIera photo of a soldier identified as Dr. Pauli, leftmost in the image, accompanies the lot. Another envelope is marked Die Lehrtraste aller offentlichen Schulen in der Regierungsbezirken Oberbayern und Schwaben. A second death notice for Dr. Pauli completes the lot. Military doctor family. The documents show moderate wear and period patina. Condition II+. Laufen, in Bavaria, housed a POW camp (Oflag VIIC) during WWII, mainly for captured Allied officers. German military doctors were assigned to care for the prisoners.