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Armband (brassard) with the Hitler Youth swastika emblem.

See Historic Boys' Uniforms on Hitler Youth uniforms (2007).

Early versions of the Brownshirt uniforms of the Hitler Youth, the youth organisation of the Nazi Party in Germany 1922–1945.

Plate 11: Uniforms of the Hitler Youth ( Hitlerjungen und HJ-Führer).

English: 'Uniforms and insignia, flags, standards and pennants of the SA, SS, HJ, the Stahlhelm, Brig.

Reproduction hitler youth uniform