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I just saw a nice old chap in what it seems its a waffen ss standartenführer uniform, in what it is the singing of the national anthem of the DDR on the 40th anniversary of the founding of the DDR, isn’t it odd?

Its around second 14 in the video , sorry mates but I couldn’t upload the photo from my cellphone. https://youtu.be/jkzaUHGrzKU

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I think it is an NVA Generalmajor gesellschafts uniform. However if this is the case they are sewn on wrong,  the bottom of the oak leaves should point outwards.

Regards Eddie

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