Berlin. 1936.
All four in this photo is wearing unusual uniform.

Andrey.
The SS guy to the right has "driver" cuff titles. And Daluege and Dietrich are wearing some kind of racedriver dress I would say. Some kind of SS/Police driving event I bet.Andrey wrote:One new Kurt Daluege with Josef Dietrich photo.
Berlin. 1936.
All four in this photo is wearing unusual uniform.![]()
Andrey.
I think you are right. The white suits are reminiscent of the racing driver suits worn at the time. More likely than Olympic connection.Frankfurter wrote:The SS guy to the right has "driver" cuff titles. And Daluege and Dietrich are wearing some kind of racedriver dress I would say. Some kind of SS/Police driving event I bet.Andrey wrote:One new Kurt Daluege with Josef Dietrich photo.
Berlin. 1936.
All four in this photo is wearing unusual uniform.![]()
Andrey.
Here a similar pic taken during the race "2000 km-Fahrt durch Deutschland" dated august/september 1934. (source Die deutsche Polizei n° 16 1934)Andrey wrote:One new Kurt Daluege with Josef Dietrich photo.
Berlin. 1936.
All four in this photo is wearing unusual uniform.![]()
Andrey.
Maybe Adolf-Friedrich Kuntzen with Bock?Kameraden wrote:Couple of pictures from Die Großen Militärparaden des Dritten Reiches by Arndt.
The pictures are actually smaller parts of larger pictures over several pages. Sadly I can't get the entire photos on my scanner so there are missing personalities cut off. But as it's Daleuge we are after I hope it doesn't matter.
In pic 1, you'll notice Fedor von Bock, Heydrich and Daluege.
I keep thinking these photos of the police take-over in Wien after the Anschluss have appeared here before.Kameraden wrote:Couple of pictures from Die Großen Militärparaden des Dritten Reiches by Arndt.
The pictures are actually smaller parts of larger pictures over several pages. Sadly I can't get the entire photos on my scanner so there are missing personalities cut off. But as it's Daleuge we are after I hope it doesn't matter.
In pic 1, you'll notice Fedor von Bock, Heydrich and Daluege.
In pic 2 Kaltenbrunner and Daluege.