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English: Belarusian Auxiliary Police Battalion Siegling, formed by Nazi Germany from members of collaborationist Bataillon 57 (ukrainische), Bataillon 60 (weißruthenische), Bataillon 61, 62, 63 (ukrainische), and Bataillon 64 (weißruthenische). — C. Alexandre T. Zorzetti, Almanaque dos Conflitos, Grupos paramilitares bielorrussos colaboracionistas - III Reich. Note: As a matter of course, the indigenous Belarusian Auxiliary Police were given black uniforms from the pre-war German SS stock which was no longer used and kept in storage. The black uniforms of the former Allgemeine-SS including their characteristic cuffs, and field caps, were stripped of German insignia and given to Schutzmannschaft to use with their own new patches. The same surplus uniforms utilized by Belarusian Auxiliary Police were also worn by the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police in Reichskommissariat Ukraine Because of that, the presence of local police becomes recognizable also in photographs of mass executions. |
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