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English: National badges of Ostarbeiters from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, introduced in 1944 to replace the "OST" badge. The design images of the badges were published in Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung on May 4th, 1944, without the creator of the designs being noted (see the link below)
Date May 1944
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Designs of the badges published in Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (4 May 1944)

Evidence of the article "Neue Ostabzeichen" being published in DAZ on 4 May 1944
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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National signs of Ostarbeiters from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, introduced in 1944 to replace the "OST" sign

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