WW2 German Hitler Youth Belt Buckle

The WW2 German Hitler Youth Belt Buckle is a historical artifact originating from the era of the Third Reich, specifically intended for members of the Hitler Youth organization (Hitlerjugend). Manufactured primarily between 1933 and 1945, this belt buckle was part of the standard uniform issued to youth members. Typically produced from stamped steel or aluminum, the buckle measures approximately 2.25 inches by 2.0 inches (5.7 cm x 5.1 cm) and features distinctive iconography, most commonly a diamond-shaped emblem with a swastika in the center, framed by a wreath. The reverse side often includes a fastening prong and, in some cases, a manufacturer’s mark indicating its place of production. These belt buckles were worn as a symbol of allegiance and as a functional item within the regulated dress code of the organization. Today, such items serve as historical references for militaria collectors and researchers studying youth organizations in Nazi Germany.