LAT emblems

The Danish Labour Service was subordinate to the party DNSAP and was therefore marked by the party’s rhetoric, symbolism and methods. However, a separation from the party took place, which is also reflected in the emblems, including the removal of the swastika. This was also part of the political dynamics regarding subsidies from Germany. The Labour Service was intended to help create and attract new SS volunteers. (The SS was not politically controlled by party politics).

A photo excerpt of emblems from LAT girls. A part of the first group had participated in a preparatory course in the RAD, Germany, and there wore the German RAD badge for foreigners.

Excerpt of related LAT materials, including one of the few known shoulder pieces, as well as a song from one of the many comradeship evenings.