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No problem Gwar. Yes, I got the B-day mail. Thanks!
I do not expect all of the forum members do know about my writings and that I am
an author. For me this is not important. Far from that.
I do what I can, but simultaneously understand I do not have all of the questions
to the answers or shown photographs. There is still a lot about the TR we do not
know about and I guess there always remain questions. And there are subjects I
hardly do have knowledge about, for example daggers etc.
I always saÿ: I am just a tiny cog in the wheel! I like to help when I am able to do so.
Sans Souci was a well-known building and still is. I have seen many photographs
with groups being phtographed there. All wanted to show they were there!! Occasionally
events were held in front, as the shown photograph: 342 Bann-flags from the HJ
were consecrated there January 24, 1934.
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The men in the last photograph are Werkschutz personnel of the Reichswerke Hermann Göring. You can make out the company logo on the upper arms of the two men on the right.
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stonemint
Not sure on these dark-blue (black?) uniforms:
Very likely older Landwehr reservists called up for military training/exercises during the 1936 - 1939 period. These men were kitted out in a variety of outdated surplus uniform items of Landespolizei- and Reichswehr origin.
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For what it's worth I believe the group in the original photo are students and instructors from the Postschutz Schule at Zeesen, the uniform is (probably) blue with red/orange of the Reichspost with Postschutz style insignia. The shoulder straps seem to bear a "Z", for Zeesen?
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rolfi
For what it's worth I believe the group in the original photo are students and instructors from the Postschutz Schule at Zeesen, the uniform is (probably) blue with red/orange of the Reichspost with Postschutz style insignia. The shoulder straps seem to bear a "Z", for Zeesen?
No. The uniforms bear no resemblence to those worn by the Postschutz during any period of its existence.
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Had a quick look. About what photo are we talking?
Don't see a rare photo! Refresh my memory, please!
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Wilhelm Saris
Had a quick look. About what photo are we talking?
Don't see a rare photo! Refresh my memory, please!
Apparantly, this thread was split off from another one and the photo lost from this thread in the process, but I remembered which one it was and had even saved it for personal reference. Here it is again:
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I didn't suggest the uniform was that of the Postschutz as a whole, just that of the school at Zeesen. The collar patches worn by the two central figures resemble Postschutz rank insignia albeit inverted.
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rolfi
I didn't suggest the uniform was that of the Postschutz as a whole, just that of the school at Zeesen.
Doesn't matter: There was no special uniform for that Postschutz school, or any of the other ones.
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I've not read anything about a school uniform which doesn't mean one didn't exist. In the thread "What Organisation are these men from?" (http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/.../wh...-men-456122-3/) Moderator Stonemint posted pictures of a group in a , to me at least, similar uniform taken from an album attributed to the Zeesen school.
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