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Second World War

ZG.61A, Safe Conduct Pass / Passierschein

Illustration supplied by Lee Richards
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English Title/Description
Safe Conduct Pass / Passierschein
Production Agency	Year	Pages	Size
P.W.D./S.H.A.E.F.	1944	2	11 cm x 18 cm

Printer	Date of First Print-run
Waterlow	Unknown
Total Number of Leaflets Printed	Total Number of Leaflets Pulped
Unknown	Unknown

First Dissemination by Aircraft	Last Dissemination by Aircraft	Total No. Dropped by Aircraft
Not Disseminated	Not Disseminated	Unknown
First Dissemination by Balloon	Last Dissemination by Balloon	Total No. Dropped by Balloon
Not Disseminated	Not Disseminated	Unknown
First Dissemination by Artillery	Last Dissemination by Artillery	Total No. Dropped by Artillery
Unknown	Unknown	Unknown

Additional Information

Standardised SHAEF Safe Conduct, embodying the various suggestions for improvements made by the forward teams, as well as findings from extensive prisoner interrogation. The value of safe conducts is proven by experience both in the West and in the Mediterranean. It does not only give something concrete, some psychological assurance to the would-be deserter but its possession by soldiers who have no intention of giving up lessens, presumably, their resistance to capture. ZG.76 is a variant of the standard safe conduct, which makes it specifically applicable to German troops confronting the First French Army.