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Whenever a daily allowance for upkeep of uniforms is given,the following payments are made:Male employees of wage-groups tfl, J2, KL, Tl 0»50Male employees of wage-groups K2, T2 f M 0»75All other male employeesl»00Female employees of wage-groups Jl, J2, Kl, Tl 0.50Female employees of wage-groups K2, T2 0.70All other female employees 0*90157• Urlaub (leaves)Every 0T employee is entitled to leave. The number of daysgranted depends on the local rulings in the various territorieswithin and outside the Reich. New members of the Front-OT mayget their first leave after 6 months of uninterrupted service.After that leaves may be given after 3 months of field service.Time and duration of leaves are determined by the local OT-Bauleiter.For the duration of leaves and travelling time salaries continue tobe paid. Travel from 0T station to the workers 1 home is free.Sonderurlaub (special leaves) may be granted in case of deathor serious illness of parents, wife, or children of the 0T workeror employee. Such special or compassionate leaves may be givenfor a total of seven days per year, not counting.any possible traveltime.
MANPOWERA. General Manpower Statistics and Occupational Percentages158. General Statistics*When the OT, under the administration of the Generalinspektion desDeutschen Strassenwesens, took over as its first task, the building ofthe West Wall from the Army Engineers in May 1938, it comprised roughly350,000 men. The greater part of these, approximately T$>> were theold construction hands who had worked on the Reichsautobahnen, theremainder was made up of Construction Firm employees consisting oftechnicians, skilled workers, and clerical assistants. In order tohurry things along, with prospects of war imminent the OT had beenlent additional help by the temporary attachment of about 100,000 RADpersonnel, and the Army Engineers who had begun the original constructionin 1936. The latter amounted likewise to approximately 100,000 men.The above figures, even though taken from German propaganda sources maybe accepted as reasonably accurate. Similar sources place the total0T personnel about the time of its greatest period of expansion,May 1943, at approximately a million and a half men (and women) outsidethe borders of the Reich. The latter figure, however, is not supportedby data compiled from captured German documents, unless it be understoodto include, (1) industrial labour working for 0T indirectly such asFrench cement plants and lumber mills; (2) manpower raised for 0T byshort-term levies for specific tasks; (3) supplementary manpower atone time attached to 0T, such as Rumanian and Hungarian Engineer battalions*German figures for OT personnel in the EGW alone, for example, reachas high as 600,000, but are reduced to less than half on the basis of thedocumentary sources available. (it should, however, be remembered inthis connection that manpower working for the 0T v indirectly, such as wasmentioned above, has not been taken into account" here. The total 0Tmanpower in the Reich in Feb 1945* on the other hand, is estimated atapproximately one million.159• Occupational PercentagesThe proportion of Baufacharbeiter, (skilled construction workers)to unskilled labour in the EGW was as high as 2 to 3« In other areassuch as, for instance, Russia and the Balkans, it was considerably lower.There were several reasons for this: (1) French construction firms which,by placing themselves under the direction of German contractors, Joined0T as sub-contractors, brought along their own skilled employees; (2) theskilled workers belonged for the most part to the older generationand consequently had not been captured in 1940 as prisoners of war.Their age and family responsibilities similar^ provided a reason againsttheir siabsequent deportation to Germany for factory work; (3) Wagesfor skilled workers in 0T coupled with family benefits etc. attractedmany applicants; (4) The demands upon training and skill made by thecomplexity of installations in the West, such as V-sites, were higherthan in other sectors; (5) Next to Germany, France was the greatestpotential source in continental Europe of manpower with technical training.KFor comparative Manpower Statistics see Tables VI a-e.For classification of 0T Personnel according to Nationalitysee Table V.
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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
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of the OBL cuts across two or more
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The following captured document, he
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sche Nothilfe - Technical Tanarfien
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Chef de¥iflitfSItverwaltung, Haupt
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corresponding in area to the DHL's.
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ij Feldpoliêi (commonly abbreviate
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Page 133 and 134: B. Classicioation of Personnela) Ge
Page 135 and 136: Control during working hours - unde
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Page 147 and 148: C; Training.129. Military Training.
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Page 157 and 158: ff f^f(b) * OT-Eigenes Personal (OT
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Page 165 and 166: Up to this point OT tariffs affecti
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Page 189 and 190: Orders had come through to class ev
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Page 193 and 194: Baltic Manpower179* Proportion and
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