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 | | This collection of true war stories from the eastern front was published by the SS as a tribute to the Waffen-SS volunteers, especially the non-Germans from other Germanic lands. | | | Pending clarification of a legal issue, the #494 CD series has been, at least temporarily, discontinued. | | | The SS was the elite of the Third Reich and the SS officer was the "elite of the elite". |
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| | Note that the prefix SS- was (usually) replaced with Waffen- or Legion- in the non-germanic units | | | The rank of SS-Junker was given to an officer-applicant when he was accepted into the Junkerschule, if he passed the mid-term exam he was given the rank of SS-Standartenjunker. | | | As a World War II SS German Living History Reenactment Unit, our mission is to research and present the German SS-Feldgendarmerie of World War II as accurately and objectively as possible. |
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http://2ssfeldtrp.homestead.com/2SSfeldtrp_pg1.html
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| | Patten A?AUUALSON Ship Thornton A?BOUCH SS Canada A?DEADA?N SS Caledonia A?DEREGG SS Pereire A?DERSON SS Caledonia A?DLEY SS Germanic A?GUIN SS Wyoming A?IA SS Australia A?LEMANN SS Amerique A?LT SS Main A?TERMAYER SS Maas A?ULAY Schooner I. Merritt AABEL SS Bothnia AADDEN SS Thos. | | | Steamer Iowa AND??ER SS Germanic ANDA SS City of Brussels ANDE?SON SS Anchoria ANDER SS Westphalia ANDERANS SS Pereire ANDERE SS Germanic ANDERER SS Donau ANDERLE Bark Atlantic ANDERRASS Norris ANDERS SS Erin SS India ANDERS? | | | Denis ANJOS Olinda SS Vega SS Vega SS Vega ANKER Lapland ANKES SS Herder ANLEY Rappahonock ANLUKE Ship Olbers ANNA City of Berlin SS The Queen ANNAN SS City of Richmond ANNAO SS Vega ANNAS SS Vega ANNEKEN Ship New England ANNHEUSER SS Aller ANNI Schooner Jos. |
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| | SS Germanic NEWELL Canning SS City of Richmond Ship Diana NEWFIELD SS Australia NEWGAW SS Aller NEWHA? | | | SS Anchoria N?BUNEZ SS Adriatic N?EED SS Lessing N?LLIS SS State of Georgia N?LSON SS Germanic N?LSSON SS Egypt N?MKAMP Bark Johanna N?SSE SS Herder N?USTED Southampton N?YREY SS Nuemberg NA?KE SS Elbe NA?MATSE SS Australia NA?OLDI SS Victoria NA?TO SS Goodwin NAAS St. | | | SS Germanic NEWBAUER SS Aller NEWBAUERE SS Wyoming NEWBERRY SS Algeria SS Erin NEWBOLD SS Abyssinia Steamship City of New York Schooner Correo SS Saratoga NEWBURY SS City of Chester Ship Opawa NEWBY SS Catalonia Pretty Patsie NEWCOMBE SS Abyssinia NEWDITSCH SS Ivernia NEWE? |
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| | SS Germanic FILAMENA SS Letimbro FILAR SS Westphalia FILAS SS Hohenzollern FILBRICH Ship Elena FILCK SS Wieland FILDES Ship Clara Wheeler FILDMANN SS Furnessia FILE Forward Gally FILHA Brig Evanista FILICIA SS Vega FILIGENZI Lapland FILIPP SS Westphalia FILITZKY SS Ivernia FILL, CAPTAIN SS Rotterdam FILLBERSON SS Thos. | | | SS Elbe FAULHABEN SS Elbe FAULHABER SS Silesia SS Suevia FAULKENBURGH City of Berlin FAULKER Ship Caroline Tucker FAULKNER SS City of Montreal SS Germanic Schooner Rising Sun SS Thos. | | | SS H. Trowbridge FEARTHERSON Ship William Rathbone FEATHER SS Bothnia FEATHUSTON Rappahonock FEBORI SS Bothnia FEBRUARY SS Monowai SS W.A. Scholten FECHET SS Canima FECHILY Ship Cynosure FECHT SS Main FECHTELER SS St. Laurent FECHTER Elena FECSO SS Lahn FED???? |
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http://immigrantships.net/surnames/splf.htm
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| | Ship Thornton MCGIBBON SS Devonia SS Germanic SS Wm. | | | Schooner Reindeer MCGAFFIN SS Germanic MCGAHAN SS Anchoria Bark Creole MCGAHER Ship Monongahela MCGAHEY Ship Monongahela Rappahonock MCGAIR SS Bothnia MCGALL Brig Tornado MCGALLAN SS Catalonia MCGAN Ship North Star MCGANN Ship Opawa MCGAR??N SS Adriatic MCGARAHAM SS City of Richmond MCGARIGLE SS Scythia MCGARR Rappahonock Schooner Reindeer MCGARRAHAN Ship Susquehanna MCGARRAT?? | | | Harvard SS Victoria Ship William Rathbone SS Wisconsin MCDERNUTT SS Anchoria MCDEVILL SS Bolivia MCDEVITT Ship Adam Lodge SS Circassia SS Devonia Ship Gov. Davis Brig Phoenix MCDINNAGH Brig Demerara MCDIVITT Ship Macedonia MCDONAGH SS Hibernian Isaac Webb SS Ivernia Lapland Ship Thornton MCDONAH SS Thos. |
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http://immigrantships.net/surnames/splmc.htm
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| | Lone Sentry: TM-E 30-451 Handbook on German Military Forces: The Waffen-SS: SS and Police: Other Military and Auxiliary Organizations |
| | The SS Central Department (SS-Hauptamt) is responsible for recruiting and registration of Germans and of "Germanic" and "non-Germanic" foreigners for the Waffen-SS. | | | The SS noncommissioned officer schools (SS-Unterführer-Schulen), which train German and "Germanic" personnel, and the SS and foreign personnel noncommissioned officer schools (SS- und Waffen-Unterführer-Schulen), which train German and "non-Germanic" personnel, are organized into either one or two battalions, a battalion consisting of a headquarters and four companies. | | | Although the SS and Police supply and administration system in wartime operates primarily for the Waffen-SS and SS police units, its organization and installations are also at the disposal of the General SS and the SS Death's-Head Formations. |
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http://www.lonesentry.com/manuals/tme30/ch3sec1sub6.html
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| | SS Lahn GANGONE RMS City of Richmond GANIAN SS Herder GANICOLI SS City of New York GANLEY Isaac Webb GANLY Ship Caroline Tucker Ship Diana GANNELS SS Bothnia GANNER SS Germanic GANNON SS Caledonia SS Catalonia Ship Emerald SS Germanic SS Germanic SS Helvetia Steamer Iowa Sapphire SS Scythia GANOND Ship Geo. | | | SS Donau GE??ER SS Caledonia GE?NAR SS Nuemberg GEA?LISE SS Edam GEACH Lord Clive GEAF SS Canada GEAGHYAN SS Catalonia GEAKE Liverpool Packet GEAM Ship North Star GEANEY Akbar GEARAN Bark Duncan Ritchie GEARL USM Ship Atlantic GEARL? |
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| | Denis KURFESS SS St. Nicolas KURG SS Amerique SS Elbe KURGER SS England KURINES Ship Cynosure KURLENWIK City of Berlin KURLOCK SS State of Pennsylvania KUROKISSIN SS Germanic KUROWSKA SS Pommerania KURRUS SS St. Laurent KURSCH SS Baltic Bark Mississippi KURSHEE?? | | | Patten Bark Johanna SS Lahn SS Lessing Loyal Judith Lydia SS Maas SS Main Ship Mississippi SS Neckar SS Oder SS Rhenania St. | | | Francis B Cutting KNAUSSLER SS Rhein KNAUSSMANN SS Elbe KNAUTZ Phoenix KNAVE SS State of Pennsylvania KNDDEL SS Lessing KNEBEL Ship Louise Marie KNEBS Ship Geo. |
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http://www.immigrantships.net/surnames/splkl.htm
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| | Ship American Eagle CAN?MEL Ship Holder Borden CANA Ship Oder CANAL Ship Forest King CANALE Ship Washington CANALESS SS Columbia CANANGHTY Ship Continent CANARTY Manhattan CANARY SS City of Dublin SS Germanic CANAVA Ship James Foster, Jr. | | | Ship Manhattan SS New Hampshire Ship Resolute SS Saale Ship Washington Ship Washington Ship Wm. | | | Bark Cushlamachree CATAJANTU SS Presidente Wilson CATALANO SS Presidente Wilson CATALFIO SS Presidente Wilson CATANZARO Steamer Ferdinand de Lesseps CATCHCART Ship Franklin CATCHPOLE SS Etna CATCOP Ship Governor Douglas CATEL? |
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http://www.immigrantships.net/v3/surnamesv3/splc_v3.htm
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| | The SS |
| | The SS Division Viking is composed of Reich Germans, Germanic volunteers, and the Finnish volunteer battalion. | | | The mission of the SS main office is the ideological and political direction, school and training of the SS, the recruitment of the whole SS and police and those affiliated groups which are placed under the SS and the comprehension of the SS members and their kindred. | | | Active SS fuehrers are all fuehrers who are found in a regular office of the General SS, the Armed SS and the SS Main Offices as well as all generals, lt. generals, and major generals regardless of whether they belong to a regular office or not. |
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http://www.adolfhitler.ws/lib/nsdap/docs/38.html
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| | SS Amerique LA???BERG SS Wyoming LA??HOFF SS Elbe LA??N SS Gallia LA?GTON SS City of New York Havre LA?IRTSER SS Parthia LA?MANN SS Parthia LA?ON SS Germanic LA?POPA?Y SS Helvetia LA?UI?ME Ship L'Esperance LA?Y Bark Danl. | | | SS Herder LAZZALI SS Herder LAZZARINI SS Pereire LBARBARO Italian Ba Adamo LCHIFFMACHER SS Silesia LCHUIPT SS Silesia LCISTIKO SS Christiania LE BATARD La Gascogne LE BRUN SS Canada LE LAMAR La Gascogne LE MARGUANA SS Arragon LE ROY Lapland LE?? | | | SS Caledonia LAUB Cheshire Loyal Judith LAUBENHEIMER SS Wieland LAUBENSTEIN St. |
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http://www.immigrantships.net/surnames/spll.htm
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| | SS Germanic MASCOOBLE SS City of Chester MASDUN SS Elbe MASE SS Lahn MASHANGELO SS City of New York MASHEAI? | | | SS Bolivia SS Pennsylvania M?????SON SS State of Pennsylvania M????CHEFKE City of Berlin M????LD SS City of Richmond M???GGESSEN SS State of Virginia M???HEL Ship North Star M???I??LL SS Amerique M???INA SS City of Richmond M??ADDEN Ship Caroline Tucker M??AHAN Ship Andrew Foster M??BACHER Ship Admiral M??CH?AN SS Holland M??D?? | | | SS Batavia SS Bolivia SS State of Pennsylvania M???? |
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| | biology - Schutzstaffel |
| | Germanic-SS members wore their own uniforms with a modification of SS rank titles and insignia. | | | Fall of the SS Upon the suicide of Adolf Hitler, and the assumption of Karl Dönitz as the new President of Germany, one of the first official acts of the new government was to abolish the SS. | | | The SS-Oberleitung answered to the office of the SA Chief of Staff, clearly establishing that the SS was a subordinate unit of the Sturmabteilung. |
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| | Germanic-SS members wore their own uniforms with a modification of SS rank titles and insignia. | | | As far as the lower ranks, a large number were killed in combat, were executed by inmates when/if they could get their hands on them, were captured in combat and executed (on the eastern front) or imprisoned and died in Russian camps. | | | The Ordnungspolizei had a separate system of Orpo ranks and it was possible for Orpo members to hold dual status in both the SS and the Orpo. |
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| | Germanic-SS members wore their own uniforms with a modification of SS rank titles and insignia. | | | As far as the lower ranks, a large number were killed in combat, were executed by inmates when/if they could get their hands on them, were captured in combat and executed (on the eastern front) or imprisoned and died in Russian camps. | | | The Ordnungspolizei had a separate system of Orpo ranks and it was possible for Orpo members to hold dual status in both the SS and the Orpo. |
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| | In this issue: The Kaukasicher Waffen-Verband Der SS, Kalmuecken Verband [Dr Doll], 'Day of Blood'- Pisno, 21 January 1942, Swedish volunteers in SS Division "Wiking", Photo portfolio of Oberstrumfuhrer Wim Heubel of the 3rd Dutch Germanic Regiment etc. | | | In this issue: The Norwegian Legion, biographies of all Norwgian Waffen-SS officers killed in action, the 28th Waffen SS Division "Wallonian" command roster, Estonian SS Volunteer E Kruustock, plus Hungarian Waffen SS insginia. | | | In this issue: A postscript to the Britisches Freikorps - what happened to some of the British Waffen-SS volunteers, the Combat Company of the SS- 'Roentgen' Battalion, Estonian SS/SD Volunteers, the last battle of the 20.WGDd-SS (Estonia Nr. |
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| | 11th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The III (Germanic) SS Panzer Corps beld itself white defending the Tannenberg Line, until on September 16th it was pulled back into Latvia to defend the capital, Riga. | | | In a desperate fighting withdrawal, the Nordland and the rest of III (Germanic) SS Panzerkorps inflicted heavy casualties on the Soviets, but by March 4, the division was falling back to Altdamm, the last defensive position east of the Oder itself. | | | The Waloons of the 5th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Wallonien, the Flemings of the 6th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Langemarck, the Estonians of the 20th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Estonian), the Dutchmen of the 4th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Brigade Nederland as well as regular German formations. |
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| | I Love Everyone!: Beaver (text editor),Susanowo,Gibraltar, Wisconsin,Ito Hirobumi,Folklore, |
| | III (Germanic) SS Panzer Corps : III (Germanic) SS Panzer Corps,11th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland,20th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Estonian),4th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Brigade Nederland,5th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Wallonien,6th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Langemarck,Army Group North,Army Group South,Battle of Narva (1944),Battle of the European SS Empathogens : Empathogens |
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http://pozilhk.blogspot.com/2005/06/beaver-text-editorsusanowogibraltar.html
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| | Encyclopedia: Nazi Germany |
| | The Germanic SS (Germanische-SS) was the collective name given to paramilitary groups which arose in conquered and subject nations of Nazi Germany between 1939 and 1945 and which were modeled on designs of the German Schutzstaffel (SS). | | | SS or ss or Ss may be: The Schutzstaffel, a Nazi paramilitary force Steamship (SS) (ship prefix) The United States Secret Service A submarine not powered by nuclear energy (SS) (United States Navy designator), see SSN A Soviet/Russian surface-to-surface missile, as listed by NATO reporting name Shortstop... | | | During the reign of Nazi Germany, the Gestapo was the central intelligence agency of Germany, under the overall administration of the SS. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Nazi-Germany
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| | British Volunteers in the German Wehrmacht in WWII |
| | In the Summer of 1943, the control of the Legion was under the SS-Hauptamt as a part of amt (or department) D-I which was in control of the Germanischen Leitstelle, or Germanic Central Administration and the Germanic SS within the Waffen-SS. | | | For example, in May, 1940, 7 Britons were said to be serving in various units of the Totenkopfverbande, including in the soon to be 3.SS-Panzer-Division Totenkopf. | | | Upon acceptance into the ranks of the Waffen-SS, the BFK was also given proper German uniforms and a number of unique and colorful insignia were created for the members. |
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| | King CARMEN Olinda CARMICHAEL SS Anchoria Barque Lulan CARMINA SS Colon CARMINE SS City of Brussels SS England CARMO Olinda SS Vega SS Vega SS Vega CARMODY SS Catalonia City of Berlin Bark Duncan Ritchie SS Germanic CARN SS Pennland CARNACTAIN SS Victoria CARNAS Lapland CARNAY Brig Wm. |
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| | Waffen-SS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Germanic Volunteers of the Waffen SS ( http://www.third-reich-books.com/x-565-germanic-volunteers-of-the-waffen-ss.htm) – Book excerpt | | | The Waffen-SS Order of Battle included numerous units ranging in size from small detachments to entire corps. | | | The Waffen-SS was formed, in December 1940, as a subdivision of the regular SS ( Schutzstaffel) corps in Nazi Germany in order to perform a wide variety of functions: |
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| | ISTG - Newspaper Articles |
| | SS Germanic (Br.,) Haddock, Loverpool Spet 24, and Queenstown, 25th with mdse and passengers to the White Star Line. | | | SS Genete H Stout, Davis Philadelphia with mdse to William P Clyde & Co. Is bound to Albany and Troy. | | | SS Roma, (Fr.,) Verrles Marsellies, Sept 17, and Naples, 21st with mdse and passengers to J.W. Elwell & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 2:30 PM. |
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http://www.immigrantships.net/newsarticles/1900_newsarticles.html
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| | Waffen-SS |
| | This collection of true war stories from the eastern front was published by the SS as a tribute to the Waffen-SS volunteers, especially the non-Germans from other Germanic lands. | | | The SS was the elite of the Third Reich and the SS officer was the "elite of the elite". | | | If you want to actually WEAR the your Nazi SS ring, then it is best to get the solid-silver ring and have it re-sized by your own local jeweler. |
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http://www.third-reich-books.com/waffen-ss.htm
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| | SS Division Totenkopf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The division's original cadre was drawn from the SS-Totenkopfverbände (concentration camp guards), as opposed to the other Germanic SS Divisions which were formed from the SS-Verfugungstruppe. | | | The division was pulled back to the west, executing a fighting withdrawal from Budapest to the area near Lake Balaton, where 6.SS-Panzer-Armee under SS-Oberstgruppenführer Josef Dietrich was massing for the upcoming Operation Frühlingserwachen. | | | The division, as a part of SS-Obergruppenführer Paul Hausser’s SS-Panzerkorps, took part in the Third Battle of Kharkov, blunting the Soviet General Konev’s offensive. |
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| | Waffen-SS : A History of the Waffen-SS - the nazi party's armed branch of the Schutzstaffel |
| | Officers of "non-Germanic" origin could not become full members of the SS officer corps, but were instead designated as Waffen-Führer der SS, and their individual rank reflected this as well, e.g. | | | The unit Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler became the SS Division of the same name, while the unit Deutschland and Der Führer became the Verfüngungs Division, with the unit Langemarck eventually being added. | | | The military branch of the SS at this time was first known as the Bewaffnete SS, and later Waffen-SS. |
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| | SS Division Totenkopf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The division's original cadre was drawn from the SS-Totenkopfverbände (concentration camp guards), as opposed to the other Germanic SS Divisions which were formed from the SS-Verfugungstruppe. | | | The SS-Panzerkorps was to attack the southern flank of the salient as the spearhead for Generaloberst Hermann Hoth's 4.Panzer-Armee. | | | SS Division Totenkopf was one of the thirty-eight divisions fielded by the Waffen-SS during World War II. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Division_Totenkopf
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| | SS Division Totenkopf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The division's original cadre was drawn from the SS-Totenkopfverbände (concentration camp guards), as opposed to the other Germanic SS Divisions which were formed from the SS-Verfugungstruppe. | | | The SS-Panzerkorps was to attack the southern flank of the salient as the spearhead for Generaloberst Hermann Hoth's 4.Panzer-Armee. | | | SS Division Totenkopf was one of the thirty-eight divisions fielded by the Waffen-SS during World War II. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Division_Totenkopf
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| | 11th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In a desperate fighting withdrawal, the Nordland and the rest of III (Germanic) SS Panzerkorps inflicted heavy casualties on the Soviets, but by March 4, the division was falling back to Altdamm, the last defensive position east of the Oder itself. | | | The Waloons of the 5th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Wallonien, the Flemings of the 6th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Langemarck, the Estonians of the 20th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Estonian), the Dutchmen of the 4th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Brigade Nederland as well as regular German formations. | | | The 11th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland was a German Waffen SS mechanised infantry division recruited from foreign volunteers. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Division_Nordland
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