GERMAN WW2 CUFF TITLE for NORWEGIAN VOLUNTEER, 1940-1945
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WIKIPEDIA: During World War II a great number of volunteers from Norway served within the ranks of the German Wehrmacht. Prior to 1940, there were few such volunteers, but after the invasion, their numbers increased dramatically totaling around 50,000 by wars end.
Nowhere did Norwegians serve in greater numbers than in the ranks of the Waffen SS, but equal mention should also be made of those who served in the Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe, Heer and in the various auxiliary forces such as Organization Todt and even the Reichsarbeitdient.
It is believed that the figure listed above does not include those Norwegians serving in other parts of Div. Nordland, and of course many additional Norwegians were on duty with other Waffen SS units.
Since 800 was far too few to form a complete regiment, the unit was filled out with German citizens and with Banat and Siebenburgen ethnic Germans. The exact breakdown for Reg. Norge is not known, but if it followed the trend of the rest of Div. Nordland, then Reichsdeutsche would have formed 25 of the manpower, with Volksdeutsche 35, and Norwegians the remaining 40.

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