Links of interest

Here some interesting links relating with the Reinigungsgerät 34:

• A very interesting site about forced labor in Germany during World War II. The figures are chilling!: https://www.zwangsarbeit-archiv.de/en/zwangsarbeit/zwangsarbeit/index.html
• The Michigan Traveling Military Museum (http://www.mtmm.us/), showing phantastic pieces like two complete late war kits -an arr4 and rco45 kit in tan colur- (http://www.mtmm.us/gm-000006). -Must see !-
• An well done site about Wehrmacht Infantry Equipment and Field Gear (http://www.mp44.nl/), with a chapter dedicated to the Rg34 (http://www.mp44.nl/equipment/rg34.htm). -some small errors in the Rg34 chapter, but this site really inspired me a lot when I decided to start this blog !-
• A well known US shop, normally shows some kits/parts for sale (http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Heer/18SMG'sRifles3.html). -some interesting pictures-
• A very good site about the post war kits: http://sharky-fourbees.blogspot.com.es/2015/07/west-german-rifle-cleaning-kits.html
• Many German manuals reprinted in English (https://www.germanmanuals.com/). A must see for World War II weapons collectors. There's also the English translation of the original manual for the Rg34 from 1936!
• History of the Kyffhäuserhütte Artern company until the end of the war: http://www.artern-stadt.info/15.html. 
• Here you will find a lot of information, examples, references... about the Rg34 (and other stuff!): https://www.k98kforum.com/forums/bayonets-and-accessories.38/
• Ian McCollum Forgotten Weapons website.The title says it all, here you can find interesting articles, some of them about the weapons the Rg34 was intended for: https://www.forgottenweapons.com/what-does-the-invasion-of-ukraine-mean-for-european-private-firearms-ownership/