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File:Signal September 1942 No 17 page 31 WWII German military Wehrmacht propaganda magazine Norwegian language edition Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler Order of the German Eagle foreign diplomats Tyske utenlandsorden No known copyright Br.jpg

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Deutsch: Beschnittene und hellere Bildversion der Seite 31 der norwegischsprachigen Ausgabe von Signal Nummer 17, September 1942, einem illustrierten militärischen Propagandamagazin, das während des Zweiten Weltkriegs von Deutscher Verlag in Berlin für die Wehrmacht (OKW), die Streitkräfte des nationalsozialistischen Deutschlands, veröffentlicht wurde:
  • Der Deutsche Auslandsorden: Verdienstkreuz des Deutschen Adlerordens
"Er wurde am 1. Mai 1937 vom Führer eingeführt und wird nur an Ausländer verliehen. Der Orden ist in 5 Klassen unterteilt.
1. "Großkreuz des Ordens des Deutschen Adlerordens" mit einem Schulterband und einem achtzackigen Brustkreuz. (In der Mitte und unten abgebildet.)
2. "Der Deutsche Adlerorden mit einem Stern", ein Halsorden mit einem sechszackigen Bruststern (oben rechts und unten abgebildet).
3. "Der Deutsche Adlerorden, Erste Klasse", ein Halsorden (oben links).
4. "Der Deutsche Adlerorden, Zweite Klasse", ein Broschenkreuz (links in der Mitte), und
5. "Der Deutsche Adlerorden, Dritte Klasse", ein Klappenorden (unten links).
Zusätzlich wurde eine "Deutsche Verdienstmedaille" für verdienstvolle Taten für das Deutsche Reich eingeführt (unten rechts abgebildet). Für verdienstvolle Dienste auf dem Schlachtfeld wird der Verdienstorden des Deutschen Adlerordens mit Schwertern verliehen (oben rechts in der Mitte und links unten abgebildet).
  • Der Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler, ab 1943 Deutscher Adlerorden, kurz DAO, war eine von Adolf Hitler am 1. Mai 1937 gestiftete Auszeichnung des Deutschen Reiches für ausländische Staatsangehörige. Das öffentliche Tragen ist in Deutschland und Österreich strafbar bzw. ordnungswidrig.
  • Signal wurde erstmals im April 1940 als zweimonatliches Propagandamagazin eingeführt und enthielt hauptsächlich Artikel und Fotos, die von deutschen Kriegskorrespondenten zusammengestellt und in Berlin vom Deutscher Verlag unter der Schirmherrschaft des Oberkommandos der Wehrmacht (OKW) mit nachträglicher Zensur durch das Propagandaministerium in Nazi-Deutschland produziert wurden. Ursprünglich sollte das Magazin die frühen deutschen Siege verherrlichen und die Moral fördern. Schließlich wurde das Magazin in mindestens fünfundzwanzig verschiedenen Sprachen und Ländern produziert und verbreitet. Das Signal-Magazin war sehr beliebt und erreichte einen Höchststand von etwa zweieinhalb Millionen Abonnenten.
  • UBDigital enthält digitalisierte Dokumente der Universitätsbibliothek Tromsø, der Universitätsbibliothek der Arctic University of Norway.
  • Nationalsozialistische Propaganda Foto von deutschen Auszeichnungen von einem nicht namentlich genannten Fotografen. Keine bekannten urheberrechtlichen Beschränkungen.
Dieser Inhalt stammt aus historischen Dokumenten der Wehrmacht und ihrer Büros. Da diese Dokumente als offizielle Werke gelten, steht der Inhalt im öffentlichen Bereich. Es können jedoch aufgrund anderer rechtlicher Bestimmungen (verbotene Symbole der NS-Zeit) Beschränkungen für die Verwendung bestehen.


English: Cropped and brighter image version of page 31 of the Norwegian-language edition of Signal number 17, September 1942, an illustrated military propaganda magazine published during the Second World War by Deutscher Verlag in Berlin for Wehrmacht (OKW), the armed forces of Nazi Germany:
  • The German Foreign Order: Cross of Merit of the German Eagle
"It was established on May 1, 1937 by the Führer and is only awarded to foreigners. The order is divided into 5 classes.
1. "Grand Cross of the Order of the German Eagle" with a shoulder sash and an eight-pointed breast cross. (Pictured in the center and below.)
2. "The German Eagle Order with a Star," a neck order with a six-pointed breast star (pictured above to the right and below.)
3. "The German Eagle Order, First Class," a neck order (above to the left).
4. "The German Eagle Order, Second Class," a pin-back cross (left in the center), and
5. "The German Eagle Order, Third Class," a clasp order (below to the left).
In addition, a "German Merit Medal" for meritorious actions for the German Reich was established (pictured below to the right). For meritorious service on the battlefield, the Order of Merit of the German Eagle with Swords is awarded (pictured above to the right in the center and to the left below).
  • The Order of the German Eagle was a diplomatic and honorary award given to prominent foreigners, particularly diplomats, who were considered sympathetic to Nazism. The Cross is based on the Maltese Cross with German Eagles at each corner carrying a swastika.
  • Signal was first introduced in April 1940 as a bi-monthly propaganda magazine primarily containing articles and photographs compiled by German war correspondents and produced in Berlin by the Deutscher Verlag under the auspices of the High Command of the Armed Forces (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, OKW) with post-production censorship under the control of the Propaganda Ministry (Propagandaministerium)) in Nazi Germany. Originally the magazine was intended to glorify the early German victories and encourage morale. Eventually the magazine was produced and distributed in at least twenty-five different languages and countries. Signal magazine was very popular and reached a subscription level of roughly two and one half million at its peak.
  • Nazi propaganda photo of German decorations by uncredited (anonymous) photographer. No known copyright restrictions.
This content comes from historical documents of the German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht) and its offices. Since these documents are considered official works, the content is in the public domain. Nevertheless, there may be restrictions on use due to other legal provisions (prohibited symbols of the Nazi era).


Norsk bokmål: Side 31 i det militære tyske propagandatidsskiftet Signal; Spesialutgave av "Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung" 1. septembernummer 1942; N Nr. 17 Norge 50 øre
  • Den tyske utenlandsorden: fortjenstkorset til den tyske ørn
Den ble stiftet den 1. mai 1937 av der Führer og blir bare tildelt utlendinger. Ordenen er inndelt i 5 klasser.
1. "Storkorset til ordenen av den tyske ørn" ved skulderbåndet med åttespisset brystkors. (Bildet i midten og nedenfor.)
2. i "den tyske ørneorden med stjerne", en halsorden med seksspisset bryststjerne (til høyre ovenfor og nedenfor.)
3. i "den tyske ørneorden førstegrad" en halsorden (ovenfor til venstre).
4. i "den tyske ørneorden annen grad", et kors til å stikke fast (til venstre i midten), og
(5.) i "den tyske ørneorden tredje grad", en spenneorden, (nedenfor til venstre).
Dessuten ble det stiftet en,,Tysk fortjenstmedalje" for fortjenstfulle handlinger for Det Tyske Rike (nedenfor til høyre). For kampfortjenster på krigsskueplassen tildeles fortjenstordenen til den tyske ørn med sverd (til høyre ovenfor i midten og til venstre nedenfor)
Anonym fotograf. Ingen kjent opphavsrett. Materiale publisert av Wehrmacht regnes ofte som å ha falt i det fri ("public domain).
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Norwegian-language edition of Signal (Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung) number 17, September 1942
Author Uncredited (anonymous) photographer. Signal (Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung) published by Deutscher Verlag, Berlin for Wehrmacht (OKW).
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(Reusing this file)		 No known copyright restrictions. This content comes from historical documents of the German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht) and its offices. Since these documents are considered official works, the content is in the public domain. Nevertheless, there may be restrictions on use due to other legal provisions (prohibited symbols of the Nazi era). Uncredited (anonymous) authors (photographers, illustrators, writers, war correspondensts, etc.); Nazi propaganda material (illustrations, photos, etc.)
Other versions
  • Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler (incorrect 6-rayed star Grand Cross)
    Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler (incorrect 6-rayed star Grand Cross)
  • Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler (Signal September 1942)
    Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler (Signal September 1942)
  • Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler (brighter image, cropped page)
    Verdienstorden vom Deutschen Adler (brighter image, cropped page)

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