They also served in the SS, besides the 38 aforementioned divisions, the following units: one Finnish battalion, one Estonian battalion, one Norwegian battalion, one Swiss battalion, one Serbian volunteer corps, one Russian shock brigade, two Georgian battalions, two Armenian battalions, the "Haroun el Rashid" Turkish battalion group, nine Tatar battalions, four Caucasian battalions, one Cossack infantry brigade, two Cossack cavalry brigades and the "Freies India" Indian legion, led by Chandra Bose. Finally, at the cessation of hostilities they were in formation the following units: "Reichsmarschall" armored division, "Feldherrnhalle" and "Wallenstein" armored grenadier divisions, "Niedersachsen" and "Warager" grenadier divisions, and "Andreas Hofer" alpine division. In total they fought under the symbol of the SS men of around twenty-five nationalities, among them Albanian, German, Armenian, Belgian, Bulgarian, Czechoslovak, Croatian, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, French, Greek, Dutch, Indian, British, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Romanian, Russian, Swedish and Turkish.

Note: The term "Volksdeutschen" indicates all of those German who, even if having resided abroad for several generations, had kept German customs and traditions, and continued being part of the German ethnical group.