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  2. Panzergrenadier Division Großdeutschland - Wikipedia

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    Part of the photographic presentation for the book includes a photo where the Großdeutschland cuff title on the officer is clearly visible. The subject of Grossdeutschland's complicity in many subsequent war crimes in Russia and Ukraine, was the subject of the book by Omer Bartov The Eastern Front, 1941–45, German Troops, and the ...

  3. Infantry Regiment Großdeutschland - Wikipedia

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    The cuff titles may be one reason that the Großdeutschland is often mistakenly identified as a Waffen-SS formation. To distinguish between the two, the Großdeutschland was ordered to wear their cuff title on the right sleeve, while the SS wore theirs on the left. The cuff band was not awarded until after a soldier had completed his trade ...

  4. Cuff title - Wikipedia

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    The cuff titles of the Waffen-SS, the combat branch of the paramilitary SS organisation of Nazi Germany, reflected the colours of the SS (black and silver) and were generally black in colour with grey or white lettering. Lettering could be in Latin, Gothic or Sütterlin style script, as shown on the Grossdeutschland cuff title. Block letters ...

  5. Führer Grenadier Brigade - Wikipedia

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    As a part of Großdeutschland, FGB was permitted to wear cuff-title insignia. The Großdeutschland was ordered to wear the cuff title on the right sleeve (as did veterans of the North African campaign or the taking of Crete with their honour bands), while the SS wore theirs on the left. In 1945, the brigade was awarded its cuff title, FGB.

  6. Talk:Uniforms of the German Army (1935–1945) - Wikipedia

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    Waffen SS cuff titles reflected the colours of the SS, (black and silver) and were generally black in colour with grey or white lettering. Lettering could be in Latin, Gothic or Sütterlin style script, as shown on the Grossdeutschland cuff title above right. Block letters were also used.

  7. The Forgotten Soldier - Wikipedia

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    Lieutenant Hans Joachim Schafmeister-Berckholtz, who served in the Grossdeutschland Division during the same period as Sajer, confirmed in a letter that he had read the book and considered it an accurate overall account of the Division's battles in the East, while also noting that he remembered a Landser named Sajer in his (5th) Panzergrenadier ...

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  9. Orders, decorations, and medals of Nazi Germany - Wikipedia

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    Crete Cuff Title, 1942 Africa Cuff Title, 1941–1943 Metz 1944 Cuff Title, 1944 Courland Cuff Title, 1944–1945 Military and paramilitary badges.