Originally they were Hitler's Personal Bodyguards. Eventually they came to fight on the front lines (D-Day 1944) and run the Nazi Concentration Camps.
Additional AnswerThe SS was a large, and extremely complicated, organisation comprising many branches. The 'SS troops' of world war two, were known as the 'Waffen-SS' divisions and fought, under the tactical and strategic control of the German Army ('Heer'), on all fronts except North Africa. This particular organisation had nothing to do with guarding concentration camps, although one of its divisions was formed from members of the Totenkopfverband ('Deaths Head' formation) which, pre-war, was responsible for guarding the camps.
foreign SS troops
they were German secret agents
Twelve Waffen SS units
yes they were in world war 2 because they helped the Americans
Britain bombed Dresden in World War 2 because they sent our troops to coventry
foreign SS troops
World War Two was officially started due to the invasion of Poland by the German Wehrmacht & SS troops on September 2nd, 1939.
Troops went home when the war ended.
2 types SS and Waffen SS
He was the leader of the Nazi SS (Reichsfuhrer - SS).
Around 16 Million US troops were deployed during World War 2.
The SD was the Sicherheitsdienst the intelligence and security branch of the SS
The leader of the SS during WW2 was Heinrich Himmler .
Schutzstaffel or SS was one.
they were German secret agents
yes
The troops of the USSR.