File:Germanske SS Norge (WW2 Norwegian SS volunteers) Uniform 1942. Ski cap Bergmütze SS Totenkopf skull emblem mannequin etc Hjemmefrontmuseet Rakkestad (local WW2 museum Norway) 2021-06-20 IMG 6495.jpg

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English: Black ski cap (peaked field cap) with SS' skull and crossbones/death's head (Totenkopf) cap insignia, worn by the Germanske SS Norge (GSSN), "Norwegian General SS", a paramilitary organization established in German occupied Norway during World War II in July 1942. The unit was as a Norwegian branch of the Germanic-SS and a sub organization of Vidkun Quisling's collaborationist fascist party National Union (Nasjonal Samling, NS).
The GSSN men were issued black uniforms of the Allgemeine SS, but their collars had a sunwheel swastika instead of the SS-runes (doppelte Siegrune), and the "GSSN Raven" on the left sleeve instead of the German eagle-and-swastika (SS Ärmeladler) as well as Germanske SS Norge on a cuff title (Ärmelband).
Photo of a mannequin in the Hjemmefrontmuseet Rakkestad, a local World War II museum in Rakkestad, Norway, exhibiting 4000 objects related to the time period.


Norsk bokmål: Uniformslue for Germanske SS Norge (GSSN), en tysk troppeenhet av norske frivillige som ble etablert i Norge under andre verdenskrig i juli 1942: Skilue («alpejegerlue») med SS' hodeskallesymbol (Totenkopf).

GSSN var underlagt det tyske nazistpartiets Germanske-SS, men også tilknyttet Quislings fascistparti Nasjonal Samling (NS). GSSN hadde over 1200 medlemmer i 1944.
Utenlandske frivillige i Germanische-SS ble utstyrt med tyske SS-uniformer. Medlemmene i GSSN fikk Allgemeine-SS' avlagte, svarte uniformer fra 1930-tallet, men SS-runene på kragespeilet på høyre jakkeoppslag ble byttet ut med et «solhjul-symbol», en blanding av NS' solkors og nazistenes hakekors. Dessuten ble SS' tyske hakekorsørn på venstre erme byttet ut med et eget ravnemerke med solkors (NS' «solørn»), og samme jakkeerme hadde båndstripe med teksten «Germanske SS Norge».

Foto av utstillingsdokke i Hjemmefrontmuseet Rakkestad, et lokalt krigshistorisk museum som viser rundt 4000 gjenstander fra krigen og den tyske okkupasjonen av landet 1940–45.
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