France June 1944-SS Unterscharführer escorts British prisoner down the street to the admiring stares of French women.

British POW

 SS-Gruppenführer Heinz Reinefarth ("Butcher of Wola") (on the left), General of police and Waffen-SS and the Regiment III of Cossacks of Jakub Bondarenko during Warsaw Uprising around Wolska street. Third Regiment of Cossacks contained mix of Cossacks from many Russian regions, and Jakub Bondarenko was commanding 5th Regiment of Kuban Cossack Infantry.

Scene-Warsaw Uprising

Finnish Waffen-SS volunteer SS-Schütze Eero Vieru sending letter back to home from Gross-Born, Germany 1941 

The battalion was sent to the Eastern front in January 1942 and took part in battles along the Mius River and later in the Caucasus campaign of 1942, forming the southernmost vanguard made by the Germans during the campaign. The battalion reached the Grozny oil fields before finally being pushed back by the Soviets.

Himmler said "Where a Finnish SS-man stood, the enemy was always defeated."