German Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst (FAD) - Voluntary Labour Service membership identification card issued in 1934 to a German man. It comes with photo of the owner. Good condition.The voluntary labor service (FAD) was a publicly funded employment program introduced in 1931 by the Reich Institute for Job Placement and Unemployment Insurance of the Weimar Republic . Young, unemployed people were to come together voluntarily in a labor camp in order to work from here for a limited period of time, which was of benefit to the general public and, on the other hand, gave those affected the feeling of being needed. On July 16, 1932, the Secret Government Council and President of the Reich Agency for Job Placement and Unemployment Insurance Friedrich Syrup was appointed Reich Commissioner for voluntary labor service.