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Deutsch: Seite 26 der norwegische Ausgabe von "Signal" Sonder-Nummer Ost 24, 1943, einer illustrierten militärischen Propagandazeitschrift, die während des Zweiten Weltkriegs von "Wehrmacht", den Streitkräften des nationalsozialistischen Deutschlands, veröffentlicht wurde.
  • Abzeichen für die Freiwilligen aus dem Osten
I. Russische, ukrainische und Kosaken-Einheiten
1. Reihe: Kragenspiegel für die russische und ukrainische Befreiungsarmee: Mannschaften (oben), Offiziere (unten). Schulterstücke in der russischen Befreiungsarmee und den Kosakeneinheiten: Freiwilliger, Gefreiter, Unteroffizier, Feldwebel. Kragenspiegel für die Kosakeneinheiten: Mannschaften (oben), Offiziere (unten).
2. Reihe: Leutnant, Premierleutnant, Hauptmann, Major, Oberstleutnant; Oberst, Generalleutnant (die Abzeichen für Generalmajore und Generäle sind hier nicht abgebildet).
3. Reihe: Ärmelabzeichen (Ärmelschilder) und Kokarden: Russische Befreiungsarmee, Ukrainische Befreiungsarmee, Don-Kosaken, Terek-Kosaken, Kuban-Kosaken.
II. Turkestanische, kaukasische und Wolgatatarische Einheiten
1. Reihe: Kragenspiegel und Schulterstücke: Freiwilliger in der Turkestanischen Legion, Gefreiter in der Wolgatatarischen Legion, Unteroffizier in der Nordkaukasischen Legion, Feldwebel in der Aserbaidschanischen Legion, Leutnant in der Armenischen Legion, Premierleutnant in der Georgischen Legion, Kapitän in der Georgischen Legion.
2. Reihe: Major in der Turkestanischen Legion, Oberstleutnant in der Wolgatatarischen Legion, Oberst in der Nordkaukasischen Legion, Generalmajor in der Aserbaidschanischen Legion, Generalleutnant in der Armenischen Legion, General in der Georgischen Legion (die Kragenspiegel für Generäle in den Turkestanischen, Wolgatatarischen und Nordkaukasischen Legionen sind hier nicht abgebildet).
3. Reihe: Ärmelabzeichen (Ärmelschilder) und Kokarden: Turkestanische Legion, Wolgatatarische Legion, Nordkaukasische Legion, Aserbaidschanische Legion, Armenische Legion und Georgische Legion.
  • Fotos und Illustrationen von nicht namentlich genannten (anonymen) Autoren/Illustratoren/Fotografen (Kriegsberichtern). Keine bekannten Urheberrechtsbeschränkungen. Dieser Inhalt stammt aus historischen Dokumenten der deutschen Wehrmacht und deren Ämtern. Da diese Dokumente als offizielle Werke gelten, befindet sich der Inhalt im öffentlichen Bereich. Dennoch können aufgrund anderer rechtlicher Bestimmungen (verbotene Symbole aus der NS-Zeit) Einschränkungen für die Verwendung bestehen.
  • Nazi-Propaganda


English: Page 26 of the Norwegian-language edition of Signal Special Edition East 24, 1943 (Norwegian: Signal; Sær-nummer Øst 1943; N Nr. 25 Norge 50 øre), an illustrated military propaganda magazine published during the Second World War by Deutscher Verlag in Berlin for Wehrmacht (OKW), the armed forces of Nazi Germany:
  • Insignia for the Volunteers from the East
I. Russian, Ukrainian, and Cossack Units
1st row: Collar patches for the Russian and Ukrainian Liberation Army: enlisted (top), officers (bottom). Shoulder boards in the Russian Liberation Army and Cossack units: volunteer, gefreiter, non-commissioned officer, feldwebel. Collar patches for the Cossack units: enlisted (top), officers (bottom).
2nd row: Lieutenant, first lieutenant, captain, major, lieutenant colonel; colonel, lieutenant general (the insignia for major generals and generals are not depicted here).
3rd row: Sleeve shield patches and cockades: Russian Liberation Army, Ukrainian Liberation Army, Don Cossacks, Terek Cossacks, Kuban Cossacks.
II. Turkestan, Caucasian, and Volga Tatar Units
1st row: Collar patches and shoulder boards: volunteer in the Turkestan Legion, gefreiter in the Volga Tatar Legion, non-commissioned officer in the North Caucasian Legion, feldwebel in the Azerbaijani Legion, lieutenant in the Armenian Legion, first lieutenant in the Georgian Legion, captain in the Georgian Legion.
2nd row: Major in the Turkestan Legion, lieutenant colonel in the Volga Tatar Legion, colonel in the North Caucasian Legion, major general in the Azerbaijani Legion, lieutenant general in the Armenian Legion, general in the Georgian Legion (the collar patches for generals in the Turkestan, Volga Tatar, and North Caucasian Legions are not depicted here).
3rd row: Sleeve shield patches and cockades: Turkestan Legion, Volga Tatar Legion, North Caucasian Legion, Azerbaijani Legion, Armenian Legion, and Georgian Legion.
  • Signal was first introduced in April 1940 as a bi-monthly propaganda magazine primarily containing articles and photographs compiled by German war correspondents and produced in Berlin by the Deutscher Verlag under the auspices of the High Command of the Armed Forces (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, OKW) with post-production censorship under the control of the Propaganda Ministry (Propagandaministerium)) in Nazi Germany. Originally the magazine was intended to glorify the early German victories and encourage morale. Eventually the magazine was produced and distributed in at least twenty-five different languages and countries. Signal magazine was very popular and reached a subscription level of roughly two and one half million at its peak.
  • Nazi propaganda photos by uncredited (anonymous) photographers (war correspondenst). No known copyright restrictions.
This content comes from historical documents of the German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht) and its offices. Since these documents are considered official works, the content is in the public domain. Nevertheless, there may be restrictions on use due to other legal provisions (prohibited symbols of the Nazi era).


Norsk bokmål: Side 26 av en norskspråklig utgave av Signal Sær-nummer Øst Nr. 25 1943, et gjennomillustrert, tysk propagandablad som ble utgitt under andre verdenskrig av Deutscher Verlag i Berlin på vegne av Wehrmacht (OKW), de væpnede styrkene i Nazi-Tyskland.
  • Rangtegn til de frivillige fra øst
I. Russiske, ukrainske og kosakkenheter
1. rekke: Kragefelter til den russiske og ukrainske befrielsesarmé: menige (øverst), offiserer (nederst) Skulderstykker i den russiske befrielsesarmé og kosakkenhetene: frivillig, gefreiter, underoffiser, feldwebel. Kragefelt til kosakkenhetene: menige (øverst) offiserer (nederst)
2. rekke: Løytnant, premierløytnant, kaptein, major, oberstløytnant; oberst, generalløytnant (generalmajors og generals rangtegn er her ikke avbildet)
3. rekke: Ermemerker og kokarder: russiske befrielsesarmé, ukrainske befrielsesarmé, donkosakker, terekkosakker, kubankosakker
II. Turkestanske, kaukasiske og volgatartarske enheter
1. rekke: Kragefelt og skulderstykke: frivillig i den turkestanske legion, gefreiter i den volgatartarske legion, underoffiser i den nordkaukasiske legion, feldwebel i den aserbeidsjanske legion, løytnant i den armenske legion, premierløytnant i den georgiske legion, koptein i den georgiske legion
2. rekke: Major i den turkestanske legion, oberstløytnant den volgatartarske legion, oberst i den nordkaukasiske legion, generalmajor i den aserbeidsjanske legion, generalløytnant i den armenske legion, general i den georgiske legion (kragefeltene til general i den turkestanske, volgatartarske og nord-kaukasiske legion er her ikke avbildet)
3. rekke: Ermeoppslag og kokarder: turkestanske legion, volgatartarske legion, nord-kaukasiske legion, aserbeidjanske legion, armenske legion og georgiske legion
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  • Ukjente (anonyme) opphavere (illustratører, fotografer og skribenter). Ingen kjente opphavsrettsrestriksjoner. Dette innholdet stammer fra historiske dokumenter fra de tyske væpnede styrkene (Wehrmacht) og deres kontorer. Siden disse dokumentene regnes som offisielle verk, er innholdet offentlig eiendom. Likevel kan det være begrensninger i bruk på grunn av andre juridiske bestemmelser (forbudte symboler fra nazitida).
  • Nazipropaganda
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Norwegian-language edition of Signal (Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung) No. 24 Summer 1943
Author Uncredited (anonymous) authors (illustrators, writers, and photographers). Signal (Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung) published by Deutscher Verlag, Berlin for Wehrmacht (OKW). No known copyright restrictions.
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