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German Nazi Party paramilitary peaked visor cap for political leaders at Orts level (NSDAP Schirmmütze für Politische Leiter der Ortsgruppenleitung) on display in the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum, Oslo

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Deutsch: Schirmmuetze für NSDAP Politische Leiter Amtsleiter Ortsgruppen 1934-38; Parteiadler, Hakenkreuzadler
English: Uniform for a political leader (Politischer Leiter) in the paramilitary organized National Socialist German Workers' Party (German: Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, NSDAP) in Nazi Germany:
  • Peaked cap made of tan-coloured webbed fabric, with a traditional high peak.
    • Cap band constructed of khaki coloured doeskin wool.
    • Piping (Paspel, Paspelierung, trim) along the top of the crown and cap band in colours (similiar to Waffenfarbe) indicating administrative level:
      • Ortsgruppe: light blue
      • Kreis: white (originally black)
      • Gau: red
      • Reich: bright lemon yellow
    • Cap insignia (Mützenabzeichen) consisting of a gilt NSDAP eagle-and-swastika (Hoheitszeichen, Hoheitsadler, Parteiadler, "Party Eagle"), with a gilt oak leaf wreath (Mützen-Eichenlaub, Eichenlaubkranz, Mützenkranz) and a separate tri-colour cockade (Kokarde) with a black enameled swastika in the center. The eagle was in the shape of a standard Nazi style German imperial eagle (Reichsadler, "National Eagle"), with open wings and a mobile swastika within an oak wreath (see Nazi Germany visor cap insignia guide at Germandaggers.com).
    • Visor made of dark brown vulkanfibre
    • Chin strap cord (Mützenkordel) made of synthetic golden threading.
Photo taken in March 2022 at the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum (Forsvarsmuseet) at Akershus fortress in Oslo, Norway.

Norsk bokmål: Uniform for for en «politisk leder» (politischer Leiter) i det tyske nazistpartiet NSDAP. Det tredje riket (Tyskland1933–1945) var gjennomuniformert etter militære forbilder. Personell i både militære, sivile og offentlige organisasjoner og virksomheter brukte uniform. Partifunksjonærer og medlemmer i noen av de paramilitære underorganisasjonene bar . Vanlige partimedlemmer bar imidlertid sivile klær med partinål på jakkeslaget.
  • Høylue for partifunksjonær
    • Hakekorsørn. «Partiørnen» (Parteiadler) var som Det tredje rikets riksvåpen, men med hodet vendt mot høyre
    • Hakekors-kokarde med eikeløvsdekor
Foto tatt i mars 2022 av utstilte gjenstander i Forsvarsmuseet på Akershus festningsområde i Oslo.
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