Post your SS-Poster

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

wasn't Greece in the "italian influence zone" ? It may explain why the Germans didn't had the right to recruit volunteers. But this is an interesting question...

It is plausible that "News' posters" (check below, in french) were maybe done after the invasion of the Greece, with picturing the LAH...





See You

Vince

[PBR]

The Poulos Verband was a Heer unit formed with Greek nationals, it was under HSSPF Alpenland and deployed against partisans in Slovenia and was issued a mix of SS and Heer equipment.

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

many thanks for the infos T.K . !

Anyone rode the next Munoz book ?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1891227343?...89&camp=211189

Very short one... 66 pages.

See You

Vince

[PBR]

Hi,

many thanks for the infos T.K . !

Anyone rode the next Munoz book ?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1891227343?...89&camp=211189

Very short one... 66 pages.

See You

Vince

You welcome Vince.
But I think that Munoz was published long time ago...not sure anyway!

[NCO]

Thanks T.K & French Volunteer,

Never seen that pic before.

Still a a little strange that the SS didn't recruit such fighters.

Perhaps it had something to do in keeping the peace with the Italians or maybe they could not be trusted.

AH did let them all return home when they finally surrendered and probably didn't want any more trouble as his plans for Russia took on this detour and delayed him by three months.

Don't know.

Anyway thanks again.

nco

[PBR]

Italy have lost Greece on 08.08.1943, so Germany was the power in charge in Greece 'till the end of the war.

[Max Wünsche]

I would like some opinions on these postcards,

Im not sure if they are original, and the stamps on the rear look like they were stuck there yesterday...

[PBR]

Max, isnt't that an Helvetica stile of font on the back?

[Harm Wulf]

Dear Max I think they are a reprint (1989) of the Wolfgang Willrich's portfolio
Vom Lebensbaum deutscher Art: Bilder und Gedanken zur Rassenfrage
3 mappe.
Mappe 2: SS
Print in Golslar 1935-1938, Blut und Boden Verlag
You can see Mappe 1 and 2. Mappe 3 never exit.
in "Pubblicazioni"
http://www.galleria.thule-italia.com/willrich.html
All the works and biographie of Wolfgang Willrich
http://www.galleria.thule-italia.com/willrich.html
I have all this 12 reprint postcards.
Best regards. Harm

[Max Wünsche]

Hi Harm,

That was my thought too, that they were post-war reprints...

Dear Max I think they are a reprint (1989) of the Wolfgang Willrich's portfolio
Vom Lebensbaum deutscher Art: Bilder und Gedanken zur Rassenfrage
3 mappe.
Mappe 2: SS
Print in Golslar 1935-1938, Blut und Boden Verlag
You can see Mappe 1 and 2. Mappe 3 never exit.
in "Pubblicazioni"
http://www.galleria.thule-italia.com/willrich.html
All the works and biographie of Wolfgang Willrich
http://www.galleria.thule-italia.com/willrich.html
I have all this 12 reprint postcards.
Best regards. Harm

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Max, isnt't that an Helvetica stile of font on the back?

Spot on! post war most definitely...

[TonyS]

Those big blue stamps would make me suspicious right from the start.

[TonyS]

Hi,

I have these for many years. Recently I read about some of the prices original ss posters can go. especilally on dealer sites...Amazing I must say.
Does anyone have an idea on the value of these particular posters???

many thanks

Koen

Sorry Koen - I forgot to give an answer about the value - I would say probably US$500 to US$1000 for each of those.

[Max Wünsche]

I have seen both of these for sale, given that they are both dutch (and clearly pro-German) I believe they are SS aligned...

Considering picking both up.

[patrick h]

Yes, both SS related. The first is from the NSB, with a soldier protecting Dutch city, and second from Frontzorg, a organisation which collecting presents, books, food etc. for the Dutch voluntairs (NSKK, SS)

[Max Wünsche]

Thanks for the confirmation Patrick, much appreciated

Also, I found the first one in Harm's book... every time I flick through it I find something new.

Yes, both SS related. The first is from the NSB, with a soldier protecting Dutch city, and second from Frontzorg, a organisation which collecting presents, books, food etc. for the Dutch voluntairs (NSKK, SS)