DescriptionNS ÅRBOK 1944 Nasjonal Samling Rikspropagandaledelsen 1943 Nasjonalbiblioteket no-nb digitidsskrift 2019082781057 001 Public domain 123 Rikshirden hirden uniform (Norwegian Nazi Party uniform) 400ppi Retouched clean cropped.jpg
English: Dark blue uniform for members of the paramilitary Rikshirden (Hirden) of Nasjonal Samling (NS), Quisling's Nazi/Fascist party in Norway 1933 – 1945 and collaborationist organization during the German occupation of Norway in the Second World War. Cropped page with retouched (cleaned) image copied from NS årbok 1944 ("NS Yearbook 1944") published by "NS national propaganda leadership" and printed in Gjøvik, Norway 1943.
Norsk bokmål: Uniform for Rikshirden, den paramilitære organisasjonen for «politiske soldater» innen Nasjonal Samling (NS), Quislings nasjonalistiske fascistparti i Norge 1933–1945. Partiets ideologiske medlemsorganisasjoner var organisert etter militært mønster, og uniformsbruken var inspirert av det tyske nazistpartiet før og under andre verdenskrig. (Fra 1933 til 2015 var politiske uniformer forbudt i Norge, men NS opphevet forbudet under krigen.)
Beskåret, retusjert (renset) bildefil av plansje på side 123 i NS årbok 1944, «utgitt av Rikspropagandaledelsen» med Willy Klevenberg som redaktør, og trykt hos Mariendals boktrykkeri, Gjøvik 1943. Tegningene er laget av ukjent/ikke navngitt illustratør/opphaver. Ifølge Nasjonalbiblioteket og norsk lov om opphavsrett er det tillatt å bruke innholdet i boka fritt: «Du kan kopiere, endre, spre, vise og fremføre dette verket, selv for kommersielle formål, uten å spørre om tillatelse.»
Solkorset med sverd (hirdmerket) på venstre jakkeerme
Knapper med solørn-merket (mørke knapper for hirdmenn og underførere, i «gull» for hirdførere)
Gradtegn for hirdførere og nestlagførere bæres på skulderklaffene, mannskapsdistinksjoner for speider og nestspeider bæres på venstre underarm
Rikshirdmerket bæres på venstre brystlomme
Sommeruniform:
Jakka sløyfes og hirdmannen går i skjorte med brystlommer, har slips, armbind, lue, bandolær, bukser og støvler som ellers.
Nasjonal Samlings ideologi, organisering og uniformer var sterkt påvirka av forbildene i det tyske nazistpartiet NSDAP og Hitler-Tyskland. Høsten 1940 fikk NS formelt opphevet uniformsforbudet, et tiltak som ble innført i Skandinavia på 1930-tallet for å forhindre framveksten av totalitære massebevegelser, politiske gatekamper og generell uro i samfunnet.
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NS årbok 1944, organizational yearbook of Nasjonal Samling (NS, Norwegian Nazi Party 1933 – 1945), published by Rikspropagandaledelsen, the national propaganda leadership of NS, 1943.
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Descriptive images/drawings of uniforms, flags, emblems, etc. made by unnamed illustrator (anonymous artist, not identified or mentioned in the book). According to the National Library of Norway the work has fallen into the public domain (Norwegian copyright laws).
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Oliver Møystad
Rustkammeret, Trondheim, Norway
Lofoten Krigshistoriske Museum, Svolvær, Norway
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