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Wage-group C includes:Bagge rmaschinistenBaumaschinenftihrerGer&teftthrerHilfsgerateftthrerRammfOhrerWalzenfflhrerSchmelzschweisserBaustukkateurWage-group D includes:MaurerZinmererBetoribauerSchlosserMineureBet r ieb sschlo sse rMaschinenschlosse rMaschinenbauerGleiswerkerTeer- und BitumenwerkerBetonstrassenwerkerRohrleitungswerkerWage-group £ includes;EinschalerEisenbiegerEisenflechterBaumaschinistWalzenmaschini s tPflasterer-RanunerSteinhauer (Steinschlagerim Strasseribau)MineurhelferLichtbogenschweisserWage-group Fa includes:HbcbbauhelferTiefbauhelferMBrtelbereiterHilf sbaumaschinistenHeizerKanalbauhelferRammhelferGleisbauarbeiterStein setzerhelferSchalungssetzerFugenmacherAsphaltfugerReiberBohrarbeiterPugerVerbaumineurWerkstattstukkateurKanalmaurerSpezialbohrarbeiter bei defchemisehen BodenverfestigungRohrschweisserKesselschweisserSchienenschweis serPflasterer (Steinsetzer)KanalbauerFormschmiedKessel schmiedBrunnengerlis tbauerLe itergerttwtbauerKlebeabdichterAsphaltabdichterRohrlegerDruckluftwerkezwAsphaltiererVerputzerDrainiererRammarbeiterAngelernter BrunnenbauerKlebehelf er im KlebeabdichtungsfachAsphalt abd ic ht ungshelf e rGasschweisserHilfsgasschweisserAsphalt und TeerkocherMischerPlaniererBetonabzieherAsphaltlegerAsphaltabdichtungskocherSpritzerBrunnenbauhelferSchlosser heiferBetonbauhelferRohrlege rhelfe rDrucklufthelferBaggerschmiererRaster in RClstkolonnen144# Miscellaneous TariffsThe Tarifordnung fttr die Reichsdeutschen invalidenversicherungspflichtigenGefblgschaf tsmitglieder der OT im Einsatz RuhrgebietOT-Frontarbeitertarif Ruhrgebiet of Sept 1943» was a special tariffgiving all OT workers in the Ruhr, front line status* It gavethese workers extra money in the form of Frontzulage.For married workers from North Africa, Algiers, Morocco and Spain(Rotspanier) whose families did not have residence in France, theAusl&nder-Bautarif West i s applicable, bat 6^ of their gross wages nadto be transferred to the Familienausgleichskasse (Family SettlementSection of the pay Office for Foreign Workers) in PARIS.
a|t|jr^|| h l^fcers are paid according to the following circular,published by EGW."Wages for Jewish workers may be granted according to the"Arbeitsbedingungen des Militarbefehlhabers" (Terms for I*bor setdown by the Military Commander). Obey may be employed in line witnthe output principle whereby their efficiency rating must be severelyconsidered. Only wages for work actually performed are to begranted. No claims can be made for continuance of payments in caseof illness. Extra pay for overtime., night work, work on Sundays orholidays is not authorized. Donations in form of premiums of anydescription are prohibited. Lodging in closed camps and messing arefree, but 12 francs per day are retained for costs of messing.In addition % of the wages are retained as taxes. Family allowancesare not authorized. Social insurances of any kind are not in effectfor Jewish workers, but private insurance is permissible. For thedefrayal of personal needs, pocket money of 20 francs per day isdeducted from the wages and paid out in cash.In case of inferior outputof work, deduction of pocket money from the wages may be denied.The balance of the wages is transferred by the firm to the familyof the Jewish worker".15 percent of the gross wages of Jewish workers are retained forthe so-called Judenabgabe (special tax on Jews)(d)Zugewiesene Auslflnder (Forced Foreign Labour)145» Pay for Forced LaborAll foreign workers - unless they have been given status ofOT-eigenes or FirmenangebBrige-are classified as Forced Labor(Sonstige-zugewiesene Auslttnder). This includes Forced Labor whichis broken down into two types, Hi If swill ige ("Volunteers") andZwangsarbeiter (Forced workers). The basic hourly wages listed forthese workers show little difference from those of the German tariffs.The "Einsatz Pay" of married workers for the defrayal of the personalneeds of the foreign worker corresponds roughly in amount to theAmy Sold of the German Frontarbeiter.Foreign workers are not covered by the Social Welfare Benefitsprovided through the German Government, but they belong to privateinsurance institutions. Medical care is provided through certainforeign Kfcankenkassen (hospital insurance) which are controlled bythe &T.Foreign personnel are chiefly employed as manual labourers,with some classified as skilled "workers (Facharbeiter). No foreignermay be a <strong>com</strong>missioned officer (Ftthrer) in the 0T. The higiestassignments he may attain are Hilfspoliere and Fachvorarbeiter»While the "Einsatz Sold" was paid to the foreign workers in cash inFrance, all other wages which supposedly were to go to hisfamily, actually went to the "AuslAnderlohnzahlstelle" (Pay Officefor Foreign Workers) in PARIS.Following are two tables showing "Einsatz Sold" for singleand married workers respectively:
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IR5/f!lR-0T/5/4SHRnDBOOK OF THEDRcn
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GE R MAN YOT EINSATZGRUPPEN, AUTUMN
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TABLE OP CONTENTS(See also LIST OP
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4a. OrganizSferiy %f Sfciw t>T& ^ ^
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Page35. "Current Organization" Eins
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155» Miscellaneous Deductions and
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To-day PT is indispensable in any p
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UNCLASS13* The two "basic types 6_
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of control over its plans, which we
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OT units was that of Bautrupps (Con
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__ n be committed to work by order
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11. OT Construction Activities 1942
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In case of Allied landings. In the
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Factors militating against complete
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1* Rationalization^ on a nation wid
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The project itself cannot be accept
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areas within the Reich; (3) Einsatz
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has the final responsibility for me
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Matters of policy, as decided upon
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with the Wehrmacht and with civil a
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which do the actual work. This is o
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adjacent construction sites are gro
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Amt Bau-OTZ.The second ia the auton
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are to be employed in tha execution
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"Current Organization" Bauleitung (
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Former Hauptabteilungen in OTZ have
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(SS Liaison Officer) are the follow
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y the Array for the construction of
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fortresses stretch over its entire
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(Eastern Wall) in April 1943* At on
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obviously would also have the same
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Consequently ten lype A emplacement
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at the expense of the "private comm
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eside those of feeding and billetin
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57* Construction Programme, Materia
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Italian firms arid the workers is c
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"The large scale construction work
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Diplom - Ingenieur "* Paul ANDORY,
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Para. 7 ~ CompensationCompensation
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Para* 16 - Text of the ContractThe
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m tag » * u »"5. For ascertaining
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- Delivery of Building MaterialThe
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prior consent of the HU. Any assign
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ecause of Allied propaganda and the
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all replacement parts of machine we
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served only as a general directive.
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The transport organizations forking
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outside the "boundaries of the Reic
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d) Health and Medical Services77. M
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tfhTheading "identifying scars or w
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example, units of the Feldgendanaer
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set up within the region of each Ar
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Scâl Festungspionier stab, (Portre
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Refer at (Sub Unit) BII1 : Hochbau,
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2. Although the agencies are subord
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Emergency Measures1. In case of imm
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The interests of the OT firms as an
Page 115 and 116: of the OBL cuts across two or more
Page 117 and 118: The following captured document, he
Page 119 and 120: sche Nothilfe - Technical Tanarfien
Page 121 and 122: Chef de¥iflitfSItverwaltung, Haupt
Page 123 and 124: corresponding in area to the DHL's.
Page 125 and 126: ij Feldpoliêi (commonly abbreviate
Page 127 and 128: erNSKK Verbindungsf&hrer des Transp
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Page 131 and 132: ar T—all phases of OT operation.
Page 133 and 134: B. Classicioation of Personnela) Ge
Page 135 and 136: Control during working hours - unde
Page 137 and 138: ii . Betriebsftihrer (Finn Manager)
Page 139 and 140: vii,obhoer*ed. In the performance o
Page 141 and 142: were supposed to b« numbered conse
Page 143 and 144: In the autumn of 192*4, co-operatio
Page 145 and 146: with the French Betreuungftthrer me
Page 147 and 148: C; Training.129. Military Training.
Page 149 and 150: Russians also received this trainin
Page 151 and 152: NCO in OT - Dienst Unifom wearing M
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Page 159 and 160: (v)the same*In December 1944, howev
Page 161 and 162: "IT "BT •CTGefcaltsgruppe I. 2 On
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Page 173 and 174: or.- soid(Wehrsold) G. Gouv. Russ
Page 175 and 176: or negligence:time lost because of
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Page 179 and 180: MANPOWERA. General Manpower Statist
Page 181 and 182: 162. FirmenangehgrJRe (OT»-Firm Pe
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Page 185 and 186: The nuSKF'Wf s&lfeifrms 1 is estima
Page 187 and 188: equally urgent rSeP^îrniShing Germ
Page 189 and 190: Orders had come through to class ev
Page 191 and 192: The Gorman Feldkommandanturen who w
Page 193 and 194: Baltic Manpower179* Proportion and
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