WE DON'T SEND THIS ITEMS OUTSIDE EUROPEAN COUNTRY. The public sale of these items conform to the regulations of free trade without being affected by the "Regulations on Arms", as is clear from the opinion of the "Permanent Interministerial Commission on Arms and Explosives" (CIPAE) dated in Novemand the "Intervention Central Weapons and Explosives" (ICAE) of "General Directorate of the Civil Guard." They should never be exposed in the street, pointing them to anyone because it could cause alarm or be seen as a threat, be hidden in clothing, or left carelessly in the car. Imitations of knives, by the material they are made, lack edge by both sides and the firearms lack appropriate for it and have the obstructed barrel mechanisms.Īll items are available to be enjoyed at home, at exhibitions collectibles, or for theatrical or entertainment purposes, and always under the supervision of a responsible adult. Despite divergent contexts and political ideologies, youth camp development in this period constituted a set of practices in which the natural environment was deployed to improve the nation's youth, and to eventually reproduce them as governable subjects.Wilden Militaria disclaims all liability for misuse of items sold through this website.Īll items featured on this page are only decorative and / or collectible character, so the company is not responsible for the misuse, improper handling or manipulations that they can suffer. When I say uniform I mean that you should not see a mint scabbard and a beat up. This development demonstrates how in the seemingly trivial activity of camping, nationalism is interwoven with the project of conducting youth through contact with nature. Hitler Youth knives are widely reproduced and they are a minefield for. The main part of the article examines organized camps, in particular by the German Bünde, the Hitlerjugend (Hitler Youth), and the American Boy Scouts, focusing on transition from relatively spontaneous activities of particular social movements, to objects of professional design, national-scale planning and intricate management in the interwar period.
First, the article addresses the historiography of youth movements in relation to current debates about spatiality, nationalism, and governmentality. Focusing on youth camp development in Germany and the United States during the interwar period, this article argues not only that such camps played a crucial role in the ways in which national societies dealt with their youth, but also that their history forces us to rethink relations between place-making, nationhood, and modern governing. All historical uniforms (specially ww1 and ww2) available in single pieces or in bulk at the most cost effective prices anywhere in the world.
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