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In one of the pictures you can see the PZ PI Panther, most probably one of the men is a Erkennungsmarke ownerComment
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Interesting photos.Comment
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That is one heck of a picture. Pz piped kragenspiegel as well?!
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Yes, he seems to be one experienced soldier. The medals tell some story.Originally posted by jotuntroll View PostThat is one heck of a picture. Pz piped kragenspiegel as well?!
Very clear and nice shot of the BeVo HvS cuff title.
Also a cloth eagle on the visor....
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Here is another nice pics i believe is from HvS. The left guy seem to wear Nordland ct on his uniform... maybe the right guy has HvS?? Pitty the pics is cut like this..
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Did Hermann von Salza wear the nordland sonnenrad collar tab as well as the ss runes collar tab? kind regardsComment
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As far as I know, only the two regiments Norge and Danmark wore the sun wheel collar tab, and then only some individuals.Comment
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Thank you Ludwig do you know how many Danes and Norwegians served in the Hermann von salza panzer unit? or a way I could find out. Thank you very much kind regardsComment
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Thank you Ludwig do you know how many Danes and Norwegian served in the Hermann von salza panzer unit? I have got 2 Norwegian name which came from the book Norwegian volunteers of the waffen ss by Geir Brenden there are Per Kjolner and Thomas Hvistendahl . Thank you for any help Kind regardsComment
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No, I don´t know that. You have to try to find someone who has studied Hermann von Salza!Comment
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When I was researching this unit Per Kjolner, the adjutant of HvS (up to the "Kinderheim" battle) told me that the HvS CT was not worn during his time with the unit which was up until October of 1944. Most of the fellows wore either Wiking or Nordland CT's (if any at all). Stubben wore his Germania CT throughout the entire war even when assigned to Wiking prior to his official transfer to command the StG detachment of HvS. I don't believe the HvS CT's were worn much at all. The Sturmgeschutz Kompanie "Stubben" was totally destroyed in Oct. of 44. Per Kjolner and another Norwegian Officer were released from duty and allowed to return home by H. Himmler after reporting the status of the Latvian front, having been sent to Berlin by Thomas Hvistendahl in the hope that the unit be allowed to retreat to Berlin in order to build up a better defense of the city. Of course Himmler said no and the rest is history.
BTW: Obersturmfuhrer E. R. Stubben (DKiG) is my avatar photo (Graduation photo from 1938).Last edited by vonStubben; 12-14-2016, 01:04 PM.Comment
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I tend to agree, very rarely worn in my opinion....have never seen a worn example only minty ones.
Nice thread btw, thanks for the information.
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