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1 References

Williamson, Gordon (1995). Loyalty is my Honor. Motorbooks International. 192 pp. BooksEnthsiast.com.
Quarrie, Bruce (1983). Hitler's samurai: The Waffen-SS in action. Arco Pub. 161 pp. BooksEnthsiast.com.
Munoz, Antonio J. (1991). Forgotten Legions: Obscure Combat Formations of the Waffen-SS. Axis Europa, Inc. BooksEnthsiast.com.

2 External links

Axis History Factbook, Waffen-SS part – By Marcus Wendel and contributors; site also contains an apolitical forum about the Axis nations
Feldgrau.com – By Jason Pipes, Stanford University/ University of California at Berkeley; research on the German armed forces 1918–1945
Waffen-SS.com – By Thomas Wilhelm (webmaster) et.al.; a site exploring the combat role of the Waffen-SS in WWII; also includes forum
Germanic Volunteers of the Waffen-SS – Book excerpt, translated from the German WWII-era original (Germanische Freiwillige im Osten)
Epic: The Story of the Waffen SS a revisionist view by Leon Degrelle, who was one of its most prominent members and stayed an unrepentant Nazi till the end.

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Waffen-SSThe Waffen-SS was the armed wing of the Schutzstaffel. Its roots lay with various German right-wing paramilitary organizations that formed the Freikorps and those of the Nazi party such as the SA and that were later absorbed into the SS-Verfugungstruppe a

Waffen-SS order of battleThere were many units making up the Waffen-SS Order of Battle . The first few were: 1st Division: Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler ("Hitler's Bodyguard"): the original SS unit. Eventually expanded into a field regiment and a separate guard unit around Hitler.

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