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In 1939, a new uniform was introduced for regional and national leaders within the League of German Girls,and along with the new uniforms came new rank insignia for leaders

|拇指|1939 League of German Girls a new rank insignia]]

English: Ⅰ、Gruppenführerin. Ⅱ、Ringführerin(single narrow silver border). Ⅲ、Untergauführerin(double narrow silver border). Ⅳ、Gauführerin(one broad,one narrow sliver border). Ⅴ、Untergauführerin. Ⅵ、Reserve Untergauführerin(black edfed silver "bar"behind badge). Ⅶ、Gauführerin. Ⅷ、Obergauführerin. Ⅸ、Reichsreferentin

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In 1939, a new uniform was introduced for regional and national leaders within the League of German Girls, and along with the new uniforms came new rank insignia for leaders. These new rank insignia took the form of a silver, and for higher ranks, gold bullion embroidered open-winged eagle on a black (white, on the summer tunic) shield with various types of borders to indicate grade. They were worn on the left chest of the tunic. [1] archive copy at the Wayback Machine


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