Real pictures of Turkic peoples in Nazi army, "Turkestan brigade"

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    The Germans formed "Ost" (Eastern) Battalions from recruited prisoners of war and deserters. These Ost Battalions were fitted among the German Regiments and Divisions.

    Most of these Legions were used to fight anti-partisan operations in Russia and later in Yugoslavia.

    One of the most distinguishing combat formations were members of the Turkistan Legion. The Legion was formed in the spring of 1942 as part of the German 162nd Infantry Division, referred as the "Turkoman Division." It saw extensive action in Yugoslavia and Italy.

    In November 1943, the "Ostmanische SS-Division" was formed comprising of three separate eastern groups: Turkistan, Idel-ural and Crimea.

    Reichsführer Himmler was very interested in this Eastern SS formation because his intent was to utilize some of the cadre personal for a training unit with the hope of raising further Eastern volunteer units. Because of volunteer shortages the unit was later designated as "1. Ostmusselmanisches SS-Regiment" in July 1944.

    Finaly by October 1944, with more volunteers and conscriptions it was re-named as the "Osttürkischer Waffen-Verband der SS.
    By March 1945 the Azerbaijan legion was added.

    Below is a sample of insignias worn by members of the Turkistan Legion and Waffen-SS.

    (My avatar is the emblem of the Turkish brigade with the bow and arrow)

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    From Turkmenistan;

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    A mixture of Mongols, Koreans, Turks, etc in Turkestan legion

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    It's more natural for a Turk like me to side with the Nazis than the allies, because it's the allies that massacred millions of Turkic peoples through history and because of that many Turks joined the Nazis in order to avenge their families against Soviet Russians.
     
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    Rest in Peace my brothers.
     

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