Volunteer Newssheets & Magazines

[Wim]

Van de Wiele Jef and the DeVlag played a role from 1942 in the Algemene SS Vlaanderen.
That is wy he got the rank Ustuf., Hpt Stuf., Stubaf. and as end rank O'Stubaf.


'Volk en Staat' is indeed just the VNV party newspaper.


Wim

[clement]

Halmag .Newspaper from the KNK, Kalmyk National Committee :spring 1943 / spring 1945
Halmag Tangachin was the name of an old Kalmyk national organization .
As many other National Committees monitored by the Ostministerium ,it had no real power.
The pic I sent a few days ago is one from the newspaper Khalmg daach
Khalʹmg d̐a̐ach = Хальмг даач = : Der kalmückische Kämpfer issued for the KKK

[Arto O]

Thanks again Wim and clement, ,
Here a Dutch "Front en heem", which has another front page without SS runes. Source in the picture.

In French "Le Front", but for French or Walloons, not sure. Source: Wehrmacht-awards.com

with best regards
Arto

[Arto O]

For Norwegians:
Another view of "Germaneren" for Norwegian Allgemeine-SS organozation Germanske SS Norge.

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"Hirdmannen" for Hird, Norwegian equivalent of German SA.

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Source: qxl.no

[Arto O]

Finally. The official newspaper for Estonian 20th SS Division "Varemeist touseb kattemaks", after heavy soviet air raids in Tallinn on 9th of March 1944 somebody wrote this slogan on a wall "The revenge will rise from the ruins". Details sent by "amateur" on quiz section.

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For Latvian frontline soldiers "Daugavas Vanagi". There is a veterans association with same same in Canada, Australia. And they seem to publish a newspaper with a same name. But the example here should be from 1944.

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Source: ebay.com

[Arto O]

Hi,
Something different I suppose. Surely for Russian volunteers, ROA also maybe? Any information?

Is this a same newspaper than the one below it?

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Source: 1st and 2nd: Reibert.info, 3rd AHF
Thanks
Arto

[Arensburger]

For Estonians:
What are soldiers reading? Looks like its title is "Eesti Sona", but I wasn´t able to find anything about it.

http://dea.digar.ee/cgi-bin/dea?a=is&oi ... =staticpdf
http://dea.digar.ee/cgi-bin/dea?a=cl&cl ... =eestisona

[Phil Don]

Hi

For the french, the name of the newspaper was not "Le Front" but "Devenir".

Phil Don

[Arto O]

Thanks a lot Arensburger and Phil Don,
Arto

[Arto O]

Hi,
Antonio J. Muñoz writes in "The east came west" (pages 91-92): "The newspaper Azad Krim ("Free Crimea"), which began publication from 11 January 1942, played a major guiding role in Crimean Tartar nationalist ideology. This newspaper was an agency of the Simferopol Muslim Committee and was published twice a week in the Tartar language..............Azad Krim printed materials about .........,recruitment and service of Tartar volunteers in the German Armed Forces."
Does somebody have an image of this newspaper?
Thanks
Arto

[clement]

http://ilmiyqirim.blogspot.com/2013/10/ ... arnda.html
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1 ... X61E1I9PK8
http://www.researchgate.net/publication ... 9421944%29

[Arto O]

Thanks a lot Clement .
So not Azad Krim, but Azat Kirim
with best regards
Arto

[Arto O]

Hi,
Could this be a newssheet for Kaminski brigade (RONA)?
Thanks
Arto

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Source: masterok.livejournal.com

[Semenov]

Hi,
Could this be a newssheet for Kaminski brigade (RONA)?
Thanks
Arto

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Source: masterok.livejournal.com

yes, of course

[Arto O]

Thanks Semenov,
Arto