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Casquette Reichsleitung. Reichsleitung cap.
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Casquette Reichsleitung. En gabardine kaki. Triple lisere jaune du Reichsleitung. Insignes metalliques. Les insignes n ont pas ete demontes afin de verifier les attaches. Bandeau en velours jaune. Visiere de couleur marron verni. Fausse jugulaire doree. La dorure des bouton est quasiment absente. Interieur double en tissu kaki. Mica complet, et marque 59. Tampon de l Eigentum Ordensburg Vogelsand. Papier journal plie d origine sous le bandeau de transpiration. Bandeau de transpiration en cuir marron, use et presentant quelques traces de moisissures. Etiquette Tuschmutze numero 272980, code fabriquant 4. Bandeau partiellement dechire. Tampon au fond de la coiffure numero 3872. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que des trous de mite et taches. Le centre du NS-Ordensburg Vogelsang est un complexe de batiments situe dans l Eifel au-dessus de l Urfttalsperre sur le mont Erpenscheid pres de Schleiden-Gemund en Rhenanie-du-Nord-Westphalie. Contrairement a la SS-Junkerschule et a la Reichsfuhrerschule, l installation a servi de centre de formation au NSDAP entre 1936 et 1939 pour les cadres du NSDAP. La partie des batiments classees couvre une surface d etage brute de plus de 50 000 metres carres et est consideree comme le plus grand exemple conserve d architecture sous le national-socialisme en Allemagne apres les batiments du congres du parti a Nuremberg avec pres de 100 hectares de surface batie. Le 24. En avril 1936, les trois chateau de l Ordre ont ete remis a Adolf Hitler lors d une ceremonie. Un peu plus tard, les 500 premiers eleves sont entres sur Vogelsang. Les participants au cours venaient de toute l Allemagne. Ils avaient ete selectionnes sur proposition des Gauleitungen de Robert Ley. Les cours dans les chateaux de l Ordre nazi prevoyaient egalement une formation des pilotes. a cette fin, des aerodromes ont ete construits dans les trois chateaux. L aerodrome de Vogelsanger a ete construit pres du Walberhof, pres du village de Schleiden-Morsbach. a la demande de la direction du parti a Berlin, le Ordensburg Vogelsang a ete securise par un total de 16 bunkers du Westwall, dont les restes sont encore reconnaissables aujourd hui et le 1er Decembre 2006 ont ete places sous la protection des monuments historiques. Au debut de la guerre en septembre 1939, Le chateau de Vogelsang a ete remis a la Wehrmacht. Celle-ci a utilise les batiments deux comme casernement en 1940 en vue de la Campagne de l Ouest, puis dans le cadre de l Offensive des Ardennes en decembre 1944. De 1941 a 1944, trois ecoles Adolf Hitler ont ete logees sur Vogelsang. Apres la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale au debut de 1946, l administration militaire britannique a temporairement envisage la demolition du chateau de l Ordre comme symbole exceptionnel du national-socialisme. En septembre 1946, les Britanniques ont confisque 6354 ha de terres autour du chateau de l Ordre comme terrain d entrainement militaire. En 1950, le terrain dÕentrainement militaire et lÕancien chateau de lÕOrdre ont ete remis par les Britanniques aux forces armees belges. Etat II+. Reichsleitung cap. In khaki gabardine. Triple yellow border of the Reichsleitung. Metal insignia. The insignia have not been disassembled in order to check the fastenings. Yellow velvet headband. Brown varnished visor. Gold-plated chinstrap. The gilding of the buttons is almost absent. Interior lined in khaki fabric. Mica complete, and marked 59. Stamp of the Eigentum Ordensburg Vogelsand. Original folded newspaper under the sweatband. Brown leather sweatband, worn and showing some traces of mold. Tuschmutze label number 272980, manufacturer code 4. Headband partially torn. Stamp on the bottom of the headband number 3872. Note some wear and patina to the piece, as well as moth holes and stains. The NS-Ordensburg Vogelsang center is a complex of buildings located in the Eifel above the Urfttalsperre on Mount Erpenscheid near Schleiden-Gemund in North Rhine-Westphalia. In contrast to the SS-Junkerschule and the Reichsfuhrerschule, the facility served as a training center for the NSDAP between 1936 and 1939. The listed part of the buildings covers a gross floor area of more than 50,000 square meters and is considered the largest preserved example of architecture under National Socialism in Germany after the party congress buildings in Nuremberg with almost 100 hectares of built-up area. The 24th. April 1936, the three castles of the Order were handed over to Adolf Hitler in a ceremony. A little later, the first 500 students entered Vogelsang.
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Casquette Reichsleitung. En gabardine kaki. Triple lisere jaune du Reichsleitung. Insignes metalliques. Les insignes n ont pas ete demontes afin de verifier les attaches. Bandeau en velours jaune. Visiere de couleur marron verni. Fausse jugulaire doree. La dorure des bouton est quasiment absente. Interieur double en tissu kaki. Mica complet, et marque 59. Tampon de l Eigentum Ordensburg Vogelsand. Papier journal plie d origine sous le bandeau de transpiration. Bandeau de transpiration en cuir marron, use et presentant quelques traces de moisissures. Etiquette Tuschmutze numero 272980, code fabriquant 4. Bandeau partiellement dechire. Tampon au fond de la coiffure numero 3872. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece, ainsi que des trous de mite et taches. Le centre du NS-Ordensburg Vogelsang est un complexe de batiments situe dans l Eifel au-dessus de l Urfttalsperre sur le mont Erpenscheid pres de Schleiden-Gemund en Rhenanie-du-Nord-Westphalie. Contrairement a la SS-Junkerschule et a la Reichsfuhrerschule, l installation a servi de centre de formation au NSDAP entre 1936 et 1939 pour les cadres du NSDAP. La partie des batiments classees couvre une surface d etage brute de plus de 50 000 metres carres et est consideree comme le plus grand exemple conserve d architecture sous le national-socialisme en Allemagne apres les batiments du congres du parti a Nuremberg avec pres de 100 hectares de surface batie. Le 24. En avril 1936, les trois chateau de l Ordre ont ete remis a Adolf Hitler lors d une ceremonie. Un peu plus tard, les 500 premiers eleves sont entres sur Vogelsang. Les participants au cours venaient de toute l Allemagne. Ils avaient ete selectionnes sur proposition des Gauleitungen de Robert Ley. Les cours dans les chateaux de l Ordre nazi prevoyaient egalement une formation des pilotes. a cette fin, des aerodromes ont ete construits dans les trois chateaux. L aerodrome de Vogelsanger a ete construit pres du Walberhof, pres du village de Schleiden-Morsbach. a la demande de la direction du parti a Berlin, le Ordensburg Vogelsang a ete securise par un total de 16 bunkers du Westwall, dont les restes sont encore reconnaissables aujourd hui et le 1er Decembre 2006 ont ete places sous la protection des monuments historiques. Au debut de la guerre en septembre 1939, Le chateau de Vogelsang a ete remis a la Wehrmacht. Celle-ci a utilise les batiments deux comme casernement en 1940 en vue de la Campagne de l Ouest, puis dans le cadre de l Offensive des Ardennes en decembre 1944. De 1941 a 1944, trois ecoles Adolf Hitler ont ete logees sur Vogelsang. Apres la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale au debut de 1946, l administration militaire britannique a temporairement envisage la demolition du chateau de l Ordre comme symbole exceptionnel du national-socialisme. En septembre 1946, les Britanniques ont confisque 6354 ha de terres autour du chateau de l Ordre comme terrain d entrainement militaire. En 1950, le terrain dÕentrainement militaire et lÕancien chateau de lÕOrdre ont ete remis par les Britanniques aux forces armees belges. Etat II+. Reichsleitung cap. In khaki gabardine. Triple yellow border of the Reichsleitung. Metal insignia. The insignia have not been disassembled in order to check the fastenings. Yellow velvet headband. Brown varnished visor. Gold-plated chinstrap. The gilding of the buttons is almost absent. Interior lined in khaki fabric. Mica complete, and marked 59. Stamp of the Eigentum Ordensburg Vogelsand. Original folded newspaper under the sweatband. Brown leather sweatband, worn and showing some traces of mold. Tuschmutze label number 272980, manufacturer code 4. Headband partially torn. Stamp on the bottom of the headband number 3872. Note some wear and patina to the piece, as well as moth holes and stains. The NS-Ordensburg Vogelsang center is a complex of buildings located in the Eifel above the Urfttalsperre on Mount Erpenscheid near Schleiden-Gemund in North Rhine-Westphalia. In contrast to the SS-Junkerschule and the Reichsfuhrerschule, the facility served as a training center for the NSDAP between 1936 and 1939. The listed part of the buildings covers a gross floor area of more than 50,000 square meters and is considered the largest preserved example of architecture under National Socialism in Germany after the party congress buildings in Nuremberg with almost 100 hectares of built-up area. The 24th. April 1936, the three castles of the Order were handed over to Adolf Hitler in a ceremony. A little later, the first 500 students entered Vogelsang.
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