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    Jungdeutscher Orden Desk Ornament

    The Young German Order (Jungdeutscher Orden) was a youth element of the Stahlhelm. Members transitioned to the Stahlhelm at the age of 20.


    The Young German Order (in German Jungdeutscher Orden, often abbreviated as Jungdo) was a large para-military organisation in Weimer Germany. Its name and symbol were inspired by the Teutonic Knights(Deutscher Orden in German).
    The pseudo-chivalric group was involved in nationalistic German politics. Its youth organisation was called Jungdeutsche Jugend . Jungdo's political arm, the Volksnationale Reichsvereinigung (People's National Reich Association) merged with the German Democratic Party, and parts of the Christian Social People's Service in 1930 to become the German State Party.
    The group was founded by Artur Mahraun in May 1920 in Kassel. The organisation tried to revive ideals of pre-war Wandervogel youth movement. Very soon it reached 70,000 members, was temporarily banned in early 1921 and, temporarily being the largest of the many para-military groups in the 1920s, later expanded to almost 300,000 members. In 1933 it was banned by the Nazi rulers.



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    Young German Order meeting, Hermannes-Denkmal, 9. August 1925...


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      #3
      The shown gorget has nothing to do with the Jungdeutscher Orden. They had their own specific form.
      The JDO had nothing to do with the Stahlhelm-organization. For a gorget from the JDO, see my gorget-book, page 678.
      Flags were often uses by the JDO, but gorgets are rarely worn.

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        #4
        So what's the story behind the anvil piece??

        Br. James

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          #5
          Yes,
          I agree with James, the anvil piece is intriguing. Do tell.
          I’ve seen a Munich TR era anvil piece.
          Also, I have a statue with the Schmiede/anvil motif, early TR era.

          But your information is fascinating- thanks for sharing!!!
          Very nice pieces with interesting history! The pre 3 Reich history is very important and collectible, IMO!

          John

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            #6
            Happy Holidays!

            For all here:

            Fröhliche Weihnachten, and happy hunting in 2020!

            As ever,

            Br. James

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