Hitlers Uniform - Why was it so plain?

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Re: Hitlers Uniform - Why was it so plain?

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Post by HPL2008 » 07 Sep 2019, 12:31

Sid Guttridge wrote:
07 Sep 2019, 11:58
The hard kepi is a ridiculous piece of headgear. Nobody ever looked good in it. Even the Foreign Legion look better in almost any other hat they have ever worn.
I fully agree...

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Re: Hitlers Uniform - Why was it so plain?

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Post by Skipperino » 07 Sep 2019, 13:47

So what were the feldgrau uniforms; devoid of insignia, as worn by Goebbels: https://www.google.com/search?q=goebbel ... US1H5h974M

And Hess to do with then?


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Re: Hitlers Uniform - Why was it so plain?

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Post by Mark Costa » 07 Sep 2019, 19:24

Hess wore his gray uniform for a very short time around the time of the French Surrender. His visor hat though was still the standard party light brown color. Goebbels also wore a gray Reichsministers double breasted uniform for his state visit to Poland/GeneralGovernment. Again he also wore a standard party visor. Except for this visit he never wore it again. So both of these uniforms could be considered Reichsministers uniforms. Both wore a shoulder eagle instead of any sleeve Ministers "horseshoe" insignias.

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Re: Hitlers Uniform - Why was it so plain?

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Post by von thoma » 24 Sep 2019, 03:15

Rare image of Hitler with a brocade belt
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