Command Hierarchy: SS General and Helferin

The upper echelons of the German military and SS maintained a rigid administrative structure even near the front lines. Generals were frequently accompanied by 'SS-Helferinnen', female auxiliaries who served as telephonists, stenographers, and clerks, freeing up male personnel for combat duties. These staff officers typically wore the long leather or wool greatcoat with distinctive silver or gold piping to signify their rank and authority within the party and military apparatus.\n\nThis 3D-printed resin set includes 2 detailed figures representing a command and administrative duo. The inventory features one high-ranking SS officer in a peaked cap and double-breasted greatcoat with his hands behind his back, and one female secretary (Helferin) in a service tunic and skirt holding a clipboard and pen.