Ostland Treuefahrt Plaque

The "Ostland Treuefahrt Plaque" likely refers to a commemorative plaque or badge associated with the "Treuefahrt ins Ostland," which translates to "loyalty trip to the East" in English.

During the Nazi era, various organizations and units held events or excursions as a form of ideological and propagandistic activity. These events were often used to promote loyalty to the Nazi regime and its policies.

The "Ostland" specifically refers to the region in Eastern Europe that was occupied by Nazi Germany during World War II. It encompassed parts of present-day Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Belarus.

Size 60mm x 110mm  

Markers marked - Dorfstatter Markneuekirchen 5' .