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Deutsch: Die Uniformen und Abzeichen, Fahnen, Standarten und Wimpel der
SA,
SS,
HJ, des
Stahlhelm (Sta), Brig. Ehrhardt, Amtswalter, NSBO, NSKK; 20 Tafeln in Mehrfarbendruck nach Originalen der Kunstmaler
Georg Lebrecht (KDK/
Kampfbund für deutsche Kultur) und Günther Vogler (Sta/Stahlhelmbund) mit 24 Seiten begleitendem Text; Traditions-Verlag Kolk & Co., Berlin SW68, Wihelmstraße 9; Von der Obersten SA-Führung geprüft und genehmigt, um 1932–1933; Heft (Taschenbuch, Album) über Uniformen deutscher paramilitärischer Organisationen in der Weimarer Republik, mit Klapptafeln (32 Seiten, 20 farbige Tafeln).
Der Wehrverband „ Stahlhelm – Bund der Frontsoldaten“ (kurz „Stahlhelmbund“, „Sta“) ehörte zu den rechtsextremen Gruppierungen in der Weimarer Republik. Politisch stand der „Stahlhelm“ der demokratiefeindlichen Deutschnationalen Volkspartei ( DNVP) nahe. Die Mitglieder rekrutierten sich aus Soldaten und Offizieren des früheren kaiserlichen Heeres sowie der Reichswehr. In eigenen Untergliederungen (Scharnhorstbund, Jungstahlhelm, Stahlhelm-Studentenring Langemarck, Landsturm) wurden ab 1924 interessierte Heranwachsende und ältere frontunerfahrene Männer militärisch ausgebildet. Der „Stahlhelm“ und seine Mitglieder gingen bis 1934 in der SA auf, im folgenden Jahr erfolgte die Auflösung. Die unter 35-jährigen Mitglieder, rund 314.000, übernahm ab Juli die SA direkt als „Wehrstahlhelm“ (kurz „Wehrsta“). Unter der Bezeichnung „SA-Reserve I“ wurden die 36- bis 45-jährigen Mitglieder des Stahlhelms bis September 1933 organisatorisch der SA-Führung unterstellt, die über 45-jährigen als „SA-Reserve II“. Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten; Stahlhelmbund; Uniformtafeln; Militaria; Nazi-Propaganda.English: "Uniforms and insignia, flags, standards and pennants of the SA, SS, HJ, the Stahlhelm, Brig. Ehrhardt, Amtswalter, NSBO, NSKK":
Plate from a German booklet/album with illustrations by painter and illustrator Georg Lebrecht (1875–1945) on folding panels (32 pages and 20 folding leaves of plates), showing
ranks, uniforms and insignia of the
Nazi Party (NSDAP) and its paramilitary organisations (
Sturmabteilung;
Shutzstaffel;
Hitlerjugend; Amtswalter, Nazi Party functionaries; NSBO,
National Socialist Factory Cell Organization; NSKK,
National Socialist Motor Corps), as well as other right-wing
paramilitary groups and World War I veteran's organisations in The Weimar Republic (Stahlhelmbund; Brigade Ehrhardt/
Marinebrigade Ehrhardt, Erhardt Naval Brigade). Published by Verlag Kolk & Co. in Berlin, probably in 1932–1933 (the
Jugendtag in Potsdam 1932 badge for a Hitler Youth rally 1-2 October 1932, is depicted, but not the
Coburg Badge issued on 14 October 1932).
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| Date | circa 1932–1933 |
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| Author | Georg Lebrecht (1875–1945) / Günther Vogler (Sta/Stahlhelmbund) |
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