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English: DEN NORSKE HÆR / Das Norwegische Heer published by Verlag von Moritz Ruhl, a former publising company in Leipzig, Germany c. 1932, a booklet on the uniforms and flags of the Norwegian Army, approved by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence (Det Kongelige Norske Forsvarsdepartementet). Illustrated with coloured uniform drawings by major Anton Sassmann (Anton Saßmann), a German military artist with unidentified year of death, active until around 1934. Text in Norwegian, picture captions in Norwegian and German. No known copyright restrictions. Low resolution image of a cropped version of the scanned page from the book.
Norsk bokmål: DEN NORSKE HÆR / Das Norwegische Heer utgitt av Verlag von Moritz Ruhl i Leipzig, Tyskland ca. 1932, et hefte om den norske hærens uniformer, flagg og faner, godkjent av Det Kongelige Norske Forsvarsdepartementet. Illustrert med uniformstegninger i farger utført av major Anton Sassmann, en tysk militærmaler med uidentifisert dødsår, aktiv til rundt år 1934. Tekst på norsk, bildetekst på norsk og tysk. Lavoppløst bilde av en beskåret versjon av den innskannede sida fra boka. Ingen kjente opphavsrettsbegrensninger.
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DEN NORSKE HÆR / Das Norwegische Heer, booklet on the uniforms and flags of the Norwegian Army, published by Verlag von Moritz Ruhl, a former publishing company in Leipzig, Germany, c. 1932. Publication approved by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence (Det Kongelige Norske Forsvarsdepartementet) English: DEN NORSKE HÆR / Das Norwegische Heer, booklet on the uniforms and flags of the Norwegian Army, published by Verlag von Moritz Ruhl, a former publishing company in Leipzig, Germany, c. 1932. Publication approved by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence (Det Kongelige Norske Forsvarsdepartementet)
Norsk bokmål: Elektronisk kopi i høyere billedoppløsning i Nasjonalbibliotekets Nettbibiloteket: Anton Saßmann: Den Norske hær : organisasjon, bevæbning og uniformsbeskrivelse (Ruhl, 1932) |
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