File:Germanske SS Norge WW2 Norwegian Germanic SS-volunteers uniform badge right collar tab Sunwheel swastika Kragenspiegel Sonnenrad Hakenkreuz Kragespeil solhjul hakekors Falstadsenteret FSM.00490.1 C.jpg

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Deutsch: Stoffabzeichen mit maschinell gesticktem, abgerundetem Hakenkreuz, das als Kragenspiegel von Germanische SS Norwegen (Germasnke SS Norge, GSSN) verwendet wurde, einer deutschen Militäreinheit aus norwegischen Freiwilligen, die im Juli 1942 in Norwegen während des Zweiten Weltkriegs gegründet wurde. Die Organisation unterstand der Germanische SS, war aber auch mit Quislings faschistischer Partei Nasjonal Samling (NS) verbunden. Die Abteilung GSSN hatte 1944 eine registrierte Stärke von 1.300 Mitgliedern, und viele von ihnen dienten in der Waffen-SS an der Ostfront.
  • Ausländische Freiwillige in der Germanischen SS wurden mit deutschen SS-Uniformen ausgestattet. Mitglieder der GSSN erhielten schwarze Uniformen aus den 1930er Jahren von der 'Allgemeinen SS, aber die SS-Runen am Kragenspiegel wurde durch ein "Sonnenrad-Symbol" ersetzt, eine Kombination aus NS' Sonnenkreuz und dem Hakenkreuz der Nazis.
  • Aufgehellt Foto aus dem Falstadsenteret Museum, Norwegen.
English: Black cloth patch with a white, machine-embroidered, rounded swastika symbol, used as a uniform distinction (collar patch) by Germanic SS Norway (Germanske SS Norge, GSSN), a German military unit of Norwegian volunteers established in German-occupied Norway during World War II in July 1942. The organization was subordinate to the Nazi Party's Germanic SS, but also affiliated with Quisling's Norwegian fascist party Nasjonal Samling (NS). GSSN had over 1200 members in 1944.
  • Foreign volunteers in the Germanic SS were equipped with German Schutzstaffel (SS) uniforms. Members of GSSN were provided with black uniforms dating back to the 1930s from the Allgemeine SS, but the SS runes on the collar tab on the right lapel were replaced with a "sunwheel symbol," a combination of NS's sun cross and the Nazis' swastika.
  • Brightened photo from the Falstad Center, Norway.
Norsk bokmål: Tøymerke med maskinbrodert, avrundet hakekors, brukt som uniformsdistinksjon (kragespeil) av Germanske SS Norge (GSSN), en tysk troppeenhet av norske frivillige som ble etablert i Norge under andre verdenskrig i juli 1942. Organisasjonen var underlagt det tyske nazistpartiets Germanske-SS, men også tilknyttet Quislings fascistparti Nasjonal Samling (NS). GSSN hadde over 1200 medlemmer i 1944.
  • Utenlandske frivillige i Germanische-SS ble utstyrt med tyske SS-uniformer. Medlemmene i GSSN fikk Allgemeine-SS' avlagte, svarte uniformer fra 1930-tallet, men SS-runene på kragespeilet på høyre jakkeoppslag ble byttet ut med et «solhjul-symbol», en blanding av NS' solkors og nazistenes hakekors.
  • Beskåret og justert foto av gjenstand fra samlingene til Stiftelsen Falstadsenteret, kopiert fra publisering på digitaltmuseum.no.
Date 1942–1945
Source https://digitaltmuseum.no/021029527895/merke
Author Photo by Falstad Centre (Falstadsenteret), Norway, licensed as CC BY-SA 4.0
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