English: Guards in paramilitary uniforms of the SA (Storm-Afdeling, "Storm Department") of the Danish Nazi Party (National Socialist Workers' Party of Denmark, Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Arbejderparti, DNSAP), outside the address Rosenvængets Allé 32, Copenhagen, where DNSAP had its headquarters, and where there was also a recruiting office for Danes who wanted to volunteer for the SS. The corps was used to protect DNSAP's meetings, and ideally, it should 'take the streets' following the German and Italian example.

• See Foreign Legions Of The Third Reich Vol. 1 by David Littlejohn (1987), pages 71–113, for detailed descriptions of uniforms and insignia of the pro-Nazi organizations and collaborationist military units and formations in German-occupied Denmark during the Second World War, such as
  • D.N.S.A.P. (Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Arbejderparti, National Socialist Workers' Party of Denmark)
  • S.A., Storm Afdelinger, Storm Troopers
  • N.S.U., Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Ungdom, National Socialist Youth
  • L.A.T., Landsarbejdstjenesten, National Labour Service
  • Nordland Regiment
  • Frikorps Danmark (Freikorps Danmark, Free Corps Denmark 1941–43
  • Nordland Division
  • Schalburgkorpset, Germansk Korps, SS-Schalburgkorps 1943–45)
  • HiPo-korpset, HIPO Corps Hilfpolizei, Efterretningstjenesten E.T. Intelligence Service, police
  • G.S.D., Germanische Sturmbann Dänemark