File:WW2 German Waffen-SS uniform c 1943 Tunic Feldbluse belonged to a Norwegian volunteer SS-Rottenführer Falstadsenteret digitaltmuseum.no FSM.01092.2 BY-SA.jpg

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English: Military field uniform for the German Waffen-SS during World War II, a variation of the field-grey (grey-green) (German: feldgrau) army uniform with SS insignia, worn by a Norwegian volunteer soldier holding the rank of SS-Rottenführer (SS-Squad leader).
  • Tunic/jacket (Feldbluse, probably M/36) with shoulder straps (Schulterklappen), four sewn-on pleated pockets with scalloped flaps, and an open collar (geöffnet) with button for Kragenbinde, and SS-runes on the right collar tab (Kragenspiegel) and rank insignia on the left. The cloth badges on the left sleeve are the SS version of the eagle-and-swastika (Ärmeladler, 'sleeve eagle'), the national symbol of Nazi Germany, and rank insignia chevrons for SS-Rottenführer.
  • Falstad Center, Norway: Part of the uniform for Waffen-SS Rottenführer. The original owner was a Norwegian "front fighter". During training in Germany, he attempted to escape but was captured and sent to the Eastern Front. It's unknown if he participated in combat. He reportedly returned to Norway via Finland and Sweden to Narvik. He was arrested after the war and held at Falstad (then Innherad Prison Camp). He was not in any other prison camps in Norway besides Falstad.
  • Cropped and brightened photo from collections of the Falstad Center
Norsk bokmål: Militær feltuniform for det tyske Waffen-SS under andre verdenskrig, en variant av den tyske hærens grå-grønne feltuniform utstyrt med SS-merker, båret av en norsk frivillig soldat med graden SS-Rottenführer.
  • Uniformsjakke, trolig i standardmodell fra 1936, med skulderklaffer, fire utenpåsydde lommer med formet klaff og fold, og åpen krage med knapp i nakken til halsstykke (Kragenbinde) og SS-runer på høyre kragespeil og graddistinksjoner på venstre. På venstre erme er SS' variant av «hakekorsørnen», nasjonalsymolet for Nazi-Tyskland, og vinkler for SS-Rottenführer.
  • Falstadsenteret i Trøndelag: Del av uniform for Waffen-SS Rottenführer. Den opprinnelige eieren var norsk frontkjemper. Under opplæring i Tyskland forsøkte han å rømme, men ble tatt og sendt til Østfronten. Ukjent om han var med på krigshandlinger. Han skal ha kommet tilbake til Norge via Finland og Sverige til Narvik. Han ble arrestert etter krigen og satt på Falstad (Innherad fangeleir). Var ikke i andre fangeleirer i Norge enn Falstad.
  • Beskåret og justert foto av gjenstand fra samlingene til Stiftelsen Falstadsenteret, kopiert fra publisering på digitaltmuseum.no.
Date circa 1940
date QS:P,+1940-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source https://digitaltmuseum.no/021028542534/uniformsjakke
Author Photo by Falstad Centre (Falstadsenteret), Norway, licensed as CC BY-SA 4.0
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