Whether the military uniform in the Third Reich period of Germany is good or not has nothing to do with Nazis, Bauhaus and modern design. German military uniform did not suddenly become beautiful with the Nazi power, but it has its historical heritage and inherited from Prussian military uniform tradition.

In this strong appeal, please don't blindly praise everything about Nazi Germany. The influence of Hitler and the Nazi party on Germany has been greatly exaggerated. The beautiful things in Germany during the Nazi period did not belong to the Nazis, but to Germany and to the whole European civilization. A country's political power has nothing to do with its history, culture and natural scenery.

The development of German military uniform and the whole European military uniform is inseparable, and the whole European military uniform has a huge impact on Europe and even today's men's design. Today, most of the men's and women's daily wear comes from the design of military uniforms in Europe and America.

Chapter one: Why did German uniforms look so good in World War II? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

In order to analyze why the German dress looks good, let's make a reference:

For the sake of fairness, the old photos of several German officers who were not in good shape were specially selected for comparison with the photos of North Korean leaders and senior generals. We can obviously find that when the accessories are shoulder and collar badges, four bags of hunting clothes and double breasted woolen coats, the German tailoring is obviously more suitable for the body, and there is an obvious waist part. The clothes of the supreme leader of North Korea and his partners are all dangling on the body, not fitting at all, and there is no waist design at all. It can be seen that the fitting clothes and shoulder pads are the primary reasons for the beauty of the German military uniform. In history, German military uniforms, at least for officers, were tailor-made directly to the door. In summer, military uniform is made of blended cotton, while in winter, it is made of wool cloth and man-made fiber. Every year, the German military publishes books on the customization of military uniforms, which list the basic patterns, board sizes, manufacturing processes, accessories pictures and so on of various uniforms in detail, so as to facilitate the generals to follow the pictures and find their favorite tailors to make satisfactory military uniforms. It can be seen from the importance attached by the German upper class to military uniforms.

On the left is Marshal Rommel, in the middle is Marshal Zhukov, and on the right is the senior general of North Korea. We can see that there are great differences in accessories among countries. Although the medals on Marshal Zhukov's chest are full, they are all concentrated on the chest above the waist line, and the senior generals of North Korea may wear them as armor. In terms of accessories, German officers are rich in accessories, indicating the military rank and experience of the wearer in detail, almost wearing a resume. The key is that the proportion is relatively reasonable and not too exaggerated.

There are several reasons for the design of military uniform in Germany during the Second World War: 1. Three dimensional cutting and fit waist to reflect the beauty of men's physical strength; 2. The decoration of medals is exquisite and various, with coordinated proportion, fully reflecting the identity experience of the wearer, so as to enhance the sense of military honor; 3. Solid materials, excellent workmanship and proper color matching.

Besides, clothes also depend on body shape. After Hitler came to power, he carried out mass sports, held summer camps among teenagers and encouraged various sports. In the rise and fall of the Third Reich, although the author was very hostile to Hitler, he also had to express his appreciation for this kind of national sports practice carried out by Nazi Germany. This kind of national fitness brought about that the quality of German soldiers was better than that of other European countries in World War II, and the young soldiers were generally in better shape.

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