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Deutsch: Flagge- und Abzeichen-Tafel aus Wehrpflicht-Fibel (Wpf.Fi.) von Major [Hermann] Foertsch [1895–1961], Abteilungsleiter im Reichskriegsministerium, 3. Auflage, mit farbigen uniformtafeln des Heeres, der Kriegsmarine und der Luftwaffe, Verlag "Offene Worte", Berlin W 35
  • Die Reichskriegsflagge
  • Hoheitsabzeichen der Wehrmacht
    • Mütze-Hoheitsabzeichen ; Reichskokarde mit Eichenlaub ; Heer ; Kriegsmarine (bei Mannschaften ohne Eichenlaub) ; Luftwaffe
    • Stahlhelm, linke Seite, recht Seite, für Heer und Kriegsmarine; für Luftwaffe
    • Hoheitsabzeichen für Rock und Feldbluse ; Heer, Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe


English: Book plate from Wehrpflicht-Fibel, a teaching book / textbook / military service book with compulsory knowledge and information on regulations for recruits of the Wehrmacht, the armed forces of Nazi Germany, written by Hermann Foertsch (1895–1961), 3rd edition published by Verlag "Offene Worte", a publishing company in Berlin, in 1935:
  • Reichskriegsflagge
    • Imperial war flag of Heer (army), Luftwaffe (air force), and Kriegsmarine (navy), first version 1933–1935; German imperial black-white-red tricolour with an Iron Cross.
  • Hoheitsabzeichen der Wehrmacht
    • The military version of the "eagle-and-swastika" national emblem (Wehrmachtadler, "Wehrmacht" eagle), designed for the army (white, grey), navy (yellow), and air force ("flying" variant) to be used as cap insignia, steel helmet decals, and "breast eagle" on tunics.
  • Low resolution image of book plate / chart
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Wehrpflicht-Fibel written by Major Foertsch, published by Verlag Offene Worte, Berlin, 1935

(https://archive.org/details/Foertsch-Major-Wehrpflicht-Fibel)
Author Uncredited/unidentified illustrator.
Other versions
  • Reichskriegsflagge and Wehrmachtadler, national emblem of the ared forces of Nazi Germany, 1935 (low-res image)
    Reichskriegsflagge and Wehrmachtadler, national emblem of the ared forces of Nazi Germany, 1935 (low-res image)
  • Reichskriegsflagge and Wehrmachtadler, national emblem of the ared forces of Nazi Germany, 1935 (low-res image, brightened)
    Reichskriegsflagge and Wehrmachtadler, national emblem of the ared forces of Nazi Germany, 1935 (low-res image, brightened)
  • War Ensign of Germany (1933–1935)
    War Ensign of Germany (1933–1935)
  • Naval flags of the German Empire c. 1911
    Naval flags of the German Empire c. 1911
  • Heer uniforms and insignia 1938 ("Reibert")
    Heer uniforms and insignia 1938 ("Reibert")
  • Luftwaffe uniforms and insignia 1938 ("Reibert")
    Luftwaffe uniforms and insignia 1938 ("Reibert")
  • WW2 German Navy uniforms and insignia 1943
    WW2 German Navy uniforms and insignia 1943

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