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- The Nederlandse Landwacht was a Dutch paramilitary organization founded by the German occupation forces in Holland on November 12, 1943. It should not...
- Netherlands, Van Geelkerken was appointed Inspector-General of the Nederlandse Landwacht, a collaborationist paramilitary created by the Germans to combat the...
- Highest ranking Dutch Waffen-SS member. Served in 5. SS-Pz.Div. 'Wiking', 'Landwacht Nederland', 4. SS-Freiw.Pz.Gren.Brig. 'Nederland', Indische legion. Died...
- the Dutch NSB and allowed them to create the paramilitary Nederlandse Landwacht, which acted as an auxiliary police force. Other political parties were...
- the summer of 1943, many male members of the NSB were organized in the Landwacht, which helped the government control the po****tion. On 4 September 1944...
- foreign radio broadcasts. Urban and rural emergency police (Stadt- und Landwacht) created in 1942 as a part-time police reserve. Abolished in 1945 with...
- Handelsblad, in 1979. In 1959, two more newspapers were purchased, of which De Landwacht disappeared in 1978. The other paper, De Gentenaar, was turned into a...
- the Kitów po****tion came from Captain Eder, the commander of the local Landwacht ("Country Guard"). The bodies of the victims were buried the next day...
- paramilitary uniforms and firearms. Urban and rural emergency police (Stadt- und Landwacht) created in 1942 as a part-time police reserve. Abolished in 1945 with...
- police duties with the auxiliary urban and rural police forces (Stadt- und Landwacht) that were established by Himmler. Alpers transferred in March 1944 to...