Leader of the SS Heinrich Himmler, who orchestrated the Holocaust, wore the Totenkopf logo. Getty Gordon shared that the soldiers flaunting the patch before the 2022 investigation were ignorant of ...

The patch featuring an SS Totenkopf — also referred to as “Death’s Head ... a Marine scout sniper unit in Afghanistan posed for a photo in front of a flag that resembled the Nazi SS logo.

The patch seen in a picture of a 20th Special Forces Group soldier featured an SS Totenkopf — also referred to as “Death’s Head” — on a palm tree similar to a patch used by Nazi Germany ...

The 20th Special Forces Group posted a photo to its Instagram page appearing to show a member sporting a patch similar to the Totenkopf, a symbol adopted by Hitler for his brutal SS soldiers.

The team’s logo, which includes a similar SS Totenkopf to that seen in the National Guard unit photo, also incorporates the distinctive palm tree featured on the seal of the Deutches Afrikakorps.

The symbol represented the SS during the Second World War and became the logo of the 3rd SS Totenkopf Panzer Division, which committed war crimes during the six-year conflict.

Eleven patches from the 3rd SS division Totenkopf, which shot 97 men of the Royal Norfolk Regiment in 1940, had been valued at £300 but sold for £550. The sale had been criticised by former members of ...

The skull design is copied from that of the SS-Totenkopf, which was used throughout the Third Reich but especially by the SS who grew from the Nazi paramilitary group to run concentration camps ...

The insignia was also the symbol of the 3rd SS "Totenkopf" Panzer Division, responsible for several war crimes. This included the 1940 Le Paradis Massacre, ...