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    #1

    frontkjemper badge, debate in France

    Hello
    what's your opinion about this badge found in ground ?
    thanks for answers
    cordially
    Didier

    Last edited by just; 03-27-2014, 01:49 AM.
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    #2
    This is a good one. Made in 1944.
    I have not heard of any Norwegian SS soldiers that fight in France.

    DeMil

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      #3
      Hi,

      i think that Just was saying that some french collectors had concern about this badge (maybe on a french messageboard).

      Norwegian SS may have fought in France in 1944 :

      - some units from the SS-Ausbildungslager made some "search & destroy" actions in the Vosges (around the camp) against french resistance (summer 1944).
      Those units were taken from the training sections. Norwegians may have been amongst them.

      - two Kampfgruppen from the SS-Ausbildungslager Sennheim fighted in November 1944 near Montreux. The "SS-Kampfgruppe Schleuter" and the "SS-Kampfgruppe Ehlert" heavily fighted and lost many men.
      It is not confirmed if Norwegians were amongst them, but danish, german, french, dutch and flemish SS were parts of them.

      Source : "Cernay 1940-1945" by Henri Mounine (Jean-Michel Liandier).

      See You

      Vince

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        #4
        Maybe it's my computer - but there are no links or images showing....

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          #5
          I like what i see this time. 100 % original.

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            #6
            Originally posted by FrenchVolunteer View Post
            Hi,

            i think that Just was saying that some french collectors had concern about this badge (maybe on a french messageboard).

            Norwegian SS may have fought in France in 1944 :

            - some units from the SS-Ausbildungslager made some "search & destroy" actions in the Vosges (around the camp) against french resistance (summer 1944).
            Those units were taken from the training sections. Norwegians may have been amongst them.

            - two Kampfgruppen from the SS-Ausbildungslager Sennheim fighted in November 1944 near Montreux. The "SS-Kampfgruppe Schleuter" and the "SS-Kampfgruppe Ehlert" heavily fighted and lost many men.
            It is not confirmed if Norwegians were amongst them, but danish, german, french, dutch and flemish SS were parts of them.

            Source : "Cernay 1940-1945" by Henri Mounine (Jean-Michel Liandier).

            See You

            Vince
            Interesting did not know that is the book written in English and is there documentation that confirms that these two SS groups composed of foreigners participated?

            Rene Chavez
            www.foreignvolunteerlegion.com

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              #7
              Hi,

              the book is only available in French.

              Many SS foreign volunteers testimonies on the summer and winter operations are included.
              P423>P432

              The SS-Ausbildungslager was "rebuilt" near Ulm under the name "Nordalb" in November/December 1944.

              Jean-Michel Liandier was a correspondent of "Der Freiwillige", and had access to dozen of testimonies and hundred of documents.

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              Vince

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                #8
                Thanks Vince I aprreciate the info too bad the book is not written in English I would have love to get it and read it.

                Rene Chavez
                www.foreignvolunteerlegion.com

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                  #9
                  After talking to our expert Mr. Brenden, one Norwegian SS soldier was killed in France. He was attached to the "6. SS-Geb. Div. Nord".
                  Could it be his badge that is found ???
                  Have you any idea where it was found ?

                  Regards

                  Derek

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                    #10
                    Hello Gentlemen
                    thanks a lot for your help
                    I had a doubt with the pin...
                    cordially
                    Didier

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                      #11
                      Hello and thanks for the answers ! This badge is the mine and I found it in the Southern France this summer. It was found in an ancient german camp of POW.
                      Regards
                      stef

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by stefoune View Post
                        Hello and thanks for the answers ! This badge is the mine and I found it in the Southern France this summer. It was found in an ancient german camp of POW.
                        Regards
                        stef

                        Well, there you go!

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                          #13
                          Great badge and interesting story
                          Thanks for sharing.

                          Best regards
                          Olav

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