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Deutsch: Viktor Lutze, Chef des Stabes der SA, paramilitärisch Sturmabteilung Uniform, um 1934.
Viktor Lutze (* 28. Dezember 1890 in Bevergern; † 2. Mai 1943 bei Potsdam) war ein deutscher nationalsozialistischer Politiker und SA-Führer (Sturmabteilung-Führer). Nach der Ermordung Ernst Röhms 1934 wurde Lutze dessen Nachfolger als Stabschef der SA.


English: Viktor Lutze (28 December 1890 – 2 May 1943) was a German Nazi Party (NSDAP) functionary and the commander of the Sturmabteilung (SA) who succeeded Ernst Röhm as Stabschef and Reichsleiter. He died from injuries received in a car accident. Lutze was given an elaborate state funeral in Berlin on 7 May 1943.

Photo of Viktor Lutze as SA Chief of Staff (German: Chef des Stabes der SA) in SA uniform, Nazi Germany, 1934:

  • Képi cap, bright red top with gold braid (Tresse); crimson and gold for SA Chief of Staff
During the 1930s the SA began using uniform colors (Waffefarbe) to denote an SA member's Gruppe (Division) to which the SA member belonged. The unit color was worn on the front of the kepi cap as well as rank and unit collar patches. The marking system - patches/kepi color combined with gold or silver buttons/pips - would eventually expand to cover these SA divisions; as of 1937
  • Brown shirt, necktie
  • Uniform tunic, open lapel cut, single-breasted service jacket, with four-button front closure, two side pockets, two box-pleated patch breast pockets with stylised (scalloped) button-down flaps, turned up cuffs, etc.
  • Rank insignia of Chef des Stabes der SA on collar patches, bright red collar tabs with gold piping (Stabchef insignia design of September 1934)
  • Stabchef shoulder strap: gold cord, gold star, bright red underlay
  • Armband with nazi swastika, NSDAP membership swastika armband (brassard) (Hakenkreuzarmbinde, Kampfbinde) sewn on left sleeve
  • Týr rune badge of the Sturmabteilung training schools, the Reichsführerschulen, on upper left sleeve
  • Bands/rings around both cuffs (double silver rings denoting membership since 1929 and cuff title?)
  • Decorations:
  • Sam Browne belt, shoulder belt
  • SA honour dagger (SA-Ehrendolch|), SA high leaders dagger
Riding breeches
etc.
US National Archives and Records Administration (NARA): Unrestricted access and use (photograph held by the National Archives are in the public domain as seized enemy property after World War II).
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