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English: Mannequin with uniform and equipment used by the German military forces (Wehrmacht) during Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway in the Second World War 1940–1945:
  • German steel helmet (Stahlhelm) decorated with the Army eagle (Heeresadler, an Nazi german imperial eagle with downswept wings clutching an unwreathed swastika) in silver-grey on a sield-shaped decal on the left side.
  • Field tunic (Feldbluse) M36 in a greenish grey colour (Feldgrau). The German 1936 feldbluse was the standard German uniform worn by the German Army at the outbreak of WW2 in 1939 up to about the spring of 1940.
    • Jacket with four pleated front pockets
    • Breast eagle (Brustadler)
    • Dark green collar with double braids (Litzen) on collar patches (Kragenspiegel, Litzenspiegel)
    • Dark green shoulder straps (Schulterklappen) for enlisted personnel (Mannschaften)
    • Piping (trimming) in red corps colour (Waffenfarbe) for the artillery displayed on the shoulder straps
    • Pip on round sleeve badge as rank insignia for Obersoldat
  • Leather belt with Wehrmachtsadler and Gott mit uns slogan on belt buckle (Koppelschloß)
  • Ammunition (cartridge) pouches (Patronentaschen) for the standard army rifle (the mauser model Kar 98k)
  • Mauser Karabiner 98k rifle
  • German field flashlight with leather strap hanging from pocket button
  • Heer leather Y-straps, field equipment with entrenching tool (spade/shovel)
  • German national flag with Nazi swastika
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Photo taken in June 2020 showing exhibits in the Arquebus War History Museum (Norwegian: Arquebus krigshistorisk museum) in Tysvær, Norway, a regional museum focusing on the war in Norway. No known copyright restrictions: Photo of common cultural heritage artifacts and other material from the World War 2 era in a public museum. The image does not reveal any signed or unsigned intellectual property related to the exhibition.
Norsk bokmål: Uniformer og utstyr brukt av tyske okkupasjonsstyrker (den tyske hæren) i Norge under andre verdenskrig (1940):

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Fra utstilling i Arquebus krigshistorisk museum i Tysvær kommune i Rogaland. Samlingene omfatter gjenstander fra den tyske okkupasjonen under krigen 1940–1945. Bildet er tatt i juni 2020.

Bildet viser felles kulturarv og historiske gjenstander, ikke signert eller usignert åndsverk som er beskyttet av opphavsrett.
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