Nazi appearance and Nazi essence

The arrow points at a person wearing a Wehrmacht Uniform, so, whats the issue?
BTW - the SD in this regard stands for Self Defense - and not Sicherheits Dienst "SD".


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The SD was the internal security service of the SS and reported directly to the Reichsfuhrer SS Heinrich Himmler, it was headed by Reinhard Heydrich who was killed by British/Czech SOE agents Special Operations Executive in Prague, operation Anthropoid.
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No, I haven't. Tell me. :eusa_eh:


Allow me:

Oskar Paul Dirlewanger (26 September 1895 – c. 7 June 1945) was a German military officer, convicted child molester, and war criminal. He is best known for commanding the Dirlewanger Oskar_DirlewDirlewanger's unit is often considered the most notorious Waffen-SS unit, committing some of the conflict's most infamous atrocities, with Dirlewanger himself regarded as perhaps Nazi Germany's "most extreme executioner" engaging in constant acts of violence, rape, and murder. He died after the war while in Allied custody.


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No, I haven't. Tell me. :eusa_eh:
The man was clearly clinically insane, officially his unit was titled the Dirlewanger Waffen Grenadier SS division, but it was just a gang of criminal killers some former patients of mental institutions, Nazi criminals didn't come much worse than this animal.
 
The man was clearly clinically insane, officially his unit was titled the Dirlewanger Waffen Grenadier SS division, but it was just a gang of criminal killers some former patients of mental institutions, Nazi criminals didn't come much worse than this animal.
Was he playing the part of Charles Bronson or Telly Savalas?
 
the SD in this regard stands for Self Defense - and not Sicherheits Dienst
There are quotes from the Ukrainian state information agency and from the website of the Polish government in my previous post – neither in Ukrainian language, nor in Polish language, SD can stand for self-defense.
In Ukrainian, it is СО (самооборона) for self-defense; in Polish, it is SO (samoobrona) for self-defense.
 
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