HJ Schweiz Landesführung. Which shoulder boards and triangles where worn ?

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Hello,
I found this stamp on a dealer site. I think it is very interesting.
Which HJ-shoulder boards and triangles where worn in switzerland ? Maybe "Zürich" for example ?
Has anybody informations about the HJ in switzerland.
Best Regards
Alois

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HI Alois, We never had any such HJ in Switzerland.
Richard showed me this book when he got it in last weekend, for me though, its ... very...expensive :-/

I remember that Lothar Hartung had a few Items from Gustloff, around 2006-7 i got a nice grouping from him, also with the Sig. of Gustloff twice as well as other items, for less than half the price of this.
The people i know who collect NS-Schweiz related items are only interested in Parteibücher and CH-NS org. badges.
 
HI Alios, i checked up on the net at work tonight about this, and Wikipedia says that there were some small HJ groups around here.. but thats all.Something new for me :lol: first time i`ve ever heard about any HJ here. Maybe Wim will know more about uniforms and fittings...
 
Hello Jo,
yes, very interessting. Maybe there are really "Zürich"-triangles where worn :)
I hope Wim know more about HJ in switzerland.
Best Regards
Alois
 
holzwurm_1920 said:
Hello Jo,
yes, very interessting. Maybe there are really "Zürich"-triangles where worn :)
I hope Wim know more about HJ in switzerland.
Best Regards
Alois
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Alois, i talked to a few friends who collect this "Swiss" stuff, and none of them ever heard about special HJ triangels or anything like this. Is there nothing mentioned in the Large HJ-Book by Wim?
 
I have a reference here to a 1943 report from the RJF Auslands- und Volkstumsamt showing that Switzerland had 44 HJ-Standorte in that year. The HJ-Landesjugendführer were:

Nov 1938 to March 1942: Bannführer Heinz Heinemann

From March 1942: Oberbannführer Heinrich Bieg and Mädelringführerin (later Bannmädelführerin) Hilde Bohnert

Switzerland started the process of classifying and then deporting fascists and national socialists in early 1945 when it became clear that Germany was about to fall. Here's a good document on that which lists Landesjugendführer Heinrich Bieg (kicked out in July 1945) and the names of some of the previous HJ-Standortführer: click
 
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