Reply With QuoteAs a fervent of propaganda and recruiting posters from the first part of 20th century I bring a small contribution to this thread, hope not repost.
Some private photos:
As a fervent of propaganda and recruiting posters from the first part of 20th century I bring a small contribution to this thread, hope not repost.
oh yeah sure,is like russia paying the crimes agains jews,the not well known "pogroms",or the 13 millions ucranians killed by russian before WWII.
or the indians-******s-iraquies-afghans-french civilians during WWII that the yanks killed since 1914 and nevr payed for it.
or the millions of africans the british empire killed in the colonies.
tell me for more on info,
lets see,the war was declared cos germany invaded poland...but the allies never declared the war against russia...once germany defeated...they were the enemies.
such hypocrisy is disgusting
chears to all that are here just to watch the pics,for this thread is really about
But you felt compelled to post anyway, right?Originally Posted by derzwerge
What's the badge with a horse stands for? The one under nazi party roundel
This photo is so creepy, the guy looks exactly like my dad and also a bit like my Grand Father. All I can say is wow. It also looks a lot like me waaaaaat
Don't travel to Poland.
Oh I won't! Funny thing is that I was dating a polish girl a couple of years ago hahaha.
Had SS ever used splinter camouflage?
German Horsebadge
(Deutsches Reiterabzeichen)
Last edited by Marsmann; 07-04-2009 at 01:53 PM.
Thanks, but i don't speak German, can you specify in short? He was cavalerist or something? IIRC he was Navy officer before SS
1) "Bronzenes Reiterabzeichen" is required to obtain a license to participate in horse shows. The exam is comprised of practical dressage and jumping on the entry level as well as theory.
2) "Silbernes Reiterabzeichen" proof that you posses the intermediate horse showing qualifiction both in dressage and jumping on L-level.
3) "Goldenes Reiterabzeichen" can only be obtained through a number of wins in highest level competitions both dressage or jumping
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