Literature
- Loock, Hans-Dietrich, Zur ’Großgermanischen Politik’ des Dritten Reiche, ’’Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte’’, 1960/1, p. 55-63.
- De Wever, Bruno, Rebellen an der Ostfront. Die flämischen Freiwilligen der Legion ’Flandern’ und der Waffen-SS, ’’Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte’’, 1991/4, p. 593-596.
- Eggen; Eystein, The boy from Gimle, Oslo 1993
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