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wow, thanks for the information.
they look…. asian? why is this so?
There from Turkestan so quite a significant Chinese/Mongolian influence in the racial features. Probably the most Eastern area the Germans recruited from.
And if you were wondering, soldiers from the Turkistanische Legion, which eventually had 16,000 troops.