entire structure of Amt Bau-OTZ has been organized along the linesof the former OTZ (See Chart 4a and b) rather than along those ofAmt Bau. Moreover, OT personnel has now replaced Amt Baupersonnel in most, if not in all, key positions*The scope of authority of A»t Bau-OTZ, is substantially thesame as was that of OTZ (see IIAa24),, with some extension ofauthority in the matter of allotment of building supplies. TheConstruction and ELanning Commitment Branch now not only apportionsallotments to the various Einsatzgruppen, but also .issuesdirectives for their further apportionment within each Einsatzgruppe.The following is a basic list of industries in order ofpriority, in respect of the procurement of supplies*1* Armament finished products industry*2* Armament <strong>com</strong>ponent parts industry*3* Chemical industry.4* Mining industry*5» Water and Power industry*6* Transportation industry*7« Armed Forces*8* Housing and non Govt.projects.9* Air defense*33* "Current Organization". Chain of Command*The decree signed fcy SPEER on 24 September 1943, ordering thenormalisation of OT administrative levels in all theatres ofoperations, was for the first time consistently adhered to, with,the division of Germany into OT regions (8 Einsatzgruppen, 22Einsfltze, etc*) in July 1944* For the uniform chain of <strong>com</strong>mandwhich the decree established, see IIAa25»34* "Current Organization** Einsatzgruppe**(BG; Area Control Staff,Arrav Group Level).Note; For developments leading to the replacement byEinsatzgruppenleiter (Chiefs of Einsatzgruppen) ofthe regional officials formerly under Amt Bau,such as the Beubevollma'chtigte im Bezirk derRflstungsinpektion (Construction Plenipotentiary in anArmament Inspectorate), see part IB19» For thereorganisation of the regional system ofadministration of construction, se« SPEER 1 s decree of16 October 1944, at end of IB22There are eigfit Einsatzgruppen in Greater Germany (See Part v) .The Einsatzgruppe staff in Germany has in substance the samelatitude in executive authority, as was previously enjoyed byEinsatzgruppe West (France and the Low Countries, see II Aa 26)Correspondingly, the sphere of authority and scope of function ofa Chief of Einsatzgruppe within Germany, en<strong>com</strong>passes the following:1* The drawing up and management of a building programmefor the entire Einsatzgruppe under his control. This isdone in conjunction with Amtsgruppe Bauplanung undBaueinsatz (Construction Planning and Commitment Branch)of Amt Bau-OTZ> and through liaison with OT's chief employers(the Army, the Air Force, the Navy, Reich DefenceCommissioners, etc*)2. The decision as to which construction agency's facilities* No«5 apparently has been moved up recently.See Chart 5*>»- 35
are to be employed in tha execution of building tasks(i.e. thoseof OT or those of the Air Force, the Navy,the SS, the Reichs Autobahnen (Reich Higliray System) etc.In case of major assignments, the basic directives, asissued by Amt Bau-OTZ, are to be adhered to#3. The right to enlist the help of the constructionagencies of the above mentioned organizations, for tasksin which OT agencies are already engaged. This rightdoes not include the authority to change the internalstructure of any of the above mentioned constructionagencies. Nor does it include the authority to deviatefrom the construction programae as laid down in thisconnection by Construction Planning and Commitment Branch,Consent in these two respects must be obtained from theranking officials of the construction agencies involved.4. The obligation to inform the appropriate Reichs vert eidigungskommissar(Reich Defence Commissioner) within theEinsatzgruppe area of all important new projects, and tokeep them advised as to*the difficulties as they arise.Since the creation of the RtSstungsunterkoamissionen(Armament Sub-Commissions)(SPEER's decree of 3 Aug 19V+), OTrepresentation on the Armament Commissions has been raised fromEinsatz to Einsatzgruppe level. That is to say, the Chief of EGis now a member of the Armament Commission. Usually, however,ha is represented by the subordinate Chiefs of the Einsatzesituated within the respective areas of the Rtistungsinspektionen(Armament Inspectorates) corresponding to the particular ArmamentCommissions (see next para).35. "Current Organization". Einsatz* (E: Area Control Staff,Army Level).Note; For developments leading to the replacement of theBaubeauftragte im Gau (Construction Deputies in each PartyGau) by the four Beauftragte beim Reichsverteidigungskoznmissar(Construction Deputies to each Reich DefenceCommissioner) at Einsatz level, see IB19. For thereorganization of the regional system of administrationof construction, see SPEER 1 s decree of 16 October, 1944,IB22.There are 22 Einsatze in Greater Germany roughly one to eachRflstungsinspektion (Armament Inspectorate), The Einsatz inGermany is mainly a liaison staff between its higher EinsatzgruppeStaff, on the one hand, and the Rustungsunterkommission orRustungskoramis3ion (Armament Sub-Commission or Armament Commission)and the Reichsverteidigungskommissar (Reich Defence Commissioner)on the other. The Armament Sub-Commission is situated in thoseGaue in which there are no Armament Commissions. The Sub-Commissions were created by order of SPEER, 3 August 19^»4, for thepurpose of remedying this lack. (The Gauleiter in his function aschief of all types of civilian contribution to the war effort isalso Reich Defence Commissioner).OT Einsatz liaison with the Armament Sub-Commissions isestablished through one of the four OT Construction Deputies (seeIB19 and below) assigned by the Einsatzleiter (Chief of Einsatz)to the Reich Defence Commissioner or Commissioners <strong>com</strong>petent inthe OT Einsatz area. The Construction Deputy as a member of theArmament Sub-Commission represents his Chief of Einsatz, and actsas expert consultant to the Chairman of the Armament Sub-Commission.The latter determines the priority programme of reconstruction andrepair to be undertaken by the OT on, e.g. armament factories, in\k
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d) Health and Medical Services77. M
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Sc^al 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 Feldpoli^ei (commonly abbreviate
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erNSKK Verbindungsf&hrer des Transp
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ar T—all phases of OT operation.
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B. Classicioation of Personnela) Ge
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Control during working hours - unde
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ii . Betriebsftihrer (Finn Manager)
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C; Training.129. Military Training.
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Russians also received this trainin
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NCO in OT - Dienst Unifom wearing M
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Dr. Pritz Todt Ehrennadel in Gold (
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(v)the same*In December 1944, howev
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ftfonthlv Einsatz Pav forMarried Wo
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IpecTaj regulations affecting OT pa
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MANPOWERA. General Manpower Statist
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x» , ~«^«u u*^ of 1942, irregula
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The nuSKF'Wf s&lfeifrms 1 is estima
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equally urgent rSeP^^irniShing Germ
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Orders had come through to class ev
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The Gorman Feldkommandanturen who w
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Baltic Manpower179* Proportion and
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