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2021-07-16 03:12:01 “When the situation is obscure, attack.”

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2021-07-15 23:09:18 Female auxiliaries in the Waffen-SS were divided into two categories: SS Auxiliaries (SS-Helferinnen), female personnel trained at the Reichsschule-SS für SS-Helferinnen in Oberehnheim, Alsace; and SS War Auxiliaries (SS-Kriegshelferinnen), all other auxiliary female personnel employed by the SS permanently or temporarily. A member was called an SS-Helferin or SS-Maiden interchangeably, and was typically between 17 and 30 years of age. They were employed as telephonists, teleprinter operators, and radio operators. Selected female personnel were promoted to NCO or Officer ranks after successfully passing special training courses. Open / Comment

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2021-07-15 08:15:32 Johannes Hendrik "Henk" Feldmeijer
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2021-07-14 21:25:14 DIE NÜRNBERGER GESETZE

People, with Jewish ancestry or any non-white ancestry who served in the 3rd Reich, were called "Mischling and translation into English would be "Mestizo". About 150,000 Mischlings served in Germany.

"The Mischling Test" was a legal test under Germany NS Nuremberg Law, which was applied to determine whether a person was considered a "Jew" or a "Mischling" (mixed blood).

The test:

The first part of the test is implemented by configuring three categories as follows:

• A person with three or four Jewish grandparents is considered "Jewish".

• A person with exactly two Jewish grandparents is considered a first-degree "Jew" or a "Mischling" (discussed below, second part of the test)

• A person with only one Jewish grandparent is considered a second-degree Mischling.

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