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Die Jbgendbewegupg
Beginnings of the HJ,
Expansion of the HJ. ixrto a State Organisation
Reichsjugenddienstpflicht
(Cmrpulsary Youth Service)
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Main Branches of the Hitler Youth
Die Reichsju endf&rung (Reich Youth Dimctorate)
HJ, kbiete
I HJ. Regions)
HJ, .Standort (Garriscm)
HJ. Bame (Regiments)
Specialist
Units of the Barn
Organisation below regimental level
MtrmbePing of units
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Ccmscription Procedure
Basic Training
Vocational TrainSchools
Gebietsftierschulen
Reichsschulen
Nationalpolitische
Erziehungsaustalten
The Reichsjugend AkaMe
Adolf-Hitler-Schulen
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war Sezvice
Liaison with the Axned Forcea
Wehmrt&zhtigungslager
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Training
Son&rei.nheitess (SpecialmSePvie Units)
Nachrichten HJ. (Signals)
Motor HJ. (lkhxised
Hitler Youth)
Marine HJ. (Naval Hitler Youth)
Flieger I-U. (Aviation HJ.)
HJ, Feldschere (First Aid bits)
Streffmxdienst
(Security Detachments and Patrol
SWViC2e)
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IlusikzUge (Band Units)
GebirgaJi3. (Mountaheers)
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HJ, Leaders
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Uniforms and Insignia of Rank
Other Insignia and Badges
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HJ. ABROAD
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HJ, in Occupied Territories
HJ. in Pareign Territories
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PART VJCI
(3I?POSEIONYOUTH-S
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Legal Measures regarding &man Pouth
Unofficia3. Youth Organisations outside
Repressive Measures-
Kfv, to Tables
Part We: HJ. Gebiete and Befehlsstellen
(listed)
Part Two: The MJ, Gebiete (details)
Part!Fhree:HJ,
Bame, numerically
Part Four: H.3. Ekmne, alphabetically
Part Five: Schools and Camps
HJ, Auslandsf&r
(Representatives
Abroad)
Part six:
HJ. Perscxmlfties
Diaga;w
and Plates
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Bbbreviathm3
Requirements-for
HJ. Proricieby
Tests
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A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun against
advancing Allied tanks on the Rhineland frontier,
while his
mates passed the ammunition.
An execution squad composed of 14-16 year olds shot Polish
civilian
hostages.
A monument was erected to a boy stil.1 living,
commemorating
the fact that he denounced his father “loyally
to the Ptjhrer“:
( the father was executed for treason).
Herbert Norkus, the Hitler Youth martyr, is the ITorst iHesse1
of most of Germany's young today.
Seven years of Nazi indoctrination,
at a most susceptible
aQ=, in the Hitler Youth has done its work.
The Hitler You&h is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organlsaIt is in no respercomparable
to any organisation
for
tion,
young people known to the Western World.
It is a compulsory Nazi fomation,
which has consciously
sought to breed hate, treachery and cruelty into the mind and
It is, in the true sense of the
soul of every German child.
word, "education for death",
Under no circumstances should 'the Hitler. Youth be taken
lightly
or be considered a negligible
factor fmm an operational
or occupation point of view.
Some 12 to 14 million youths are organised into the four
branches of the Hitler Youth:
The Hitler Youth proper (boys from V+-18)
The German Young Folk (Isoys 1614)
The League of Geman Girls (girls from 14-38)
The Young Girls (girls fr0m 10-14)
A mugh estimate on the, basis of overall
figures available
would place between 3,000,OOO and 3,5OO,OOOinto each branch,
Of this number, 30,000 serve as fully-pal&,
full-time
leaders.
Approximately 1,000 male and d,OOO female Banne (Regiments
averaging 6,000 members sach) camy on administration
and
training.
in 3943, the Hitler Youth'maeatained between
In addition,
1,500,000 boys
7,000 and 8,000 camps and other establishments.
(most of them over 14) attended special Hitler
Youth training
‘courses there in one year.
514,000 47 year olds received Hitler
Youth training
in WeMilitary
Training Camps, of which some 300 are at present'iy
operation throughout the Reich.
The emphasis of the following Basic Handbook and appended
Order of Battle tables is on the 14-18 year old male group, the
Hitler Youth proper, the primary potential
source of disaffection
_
and the primary source of replacements for the We&ma&$.
The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the
Hitler Youth in German life today, but demonstrate the role tiich
it plays in Germany's actual and potential
military
strengtk
Both the SS and the Wehnaacht hve long since appmciate$
From me% liaison tith the Hitler Youth, their relationthis,
ship with the IX3 has passed through the stage of superwision and
has finally
resulted in complete domination.
The Hitler Youth has become a V'ebmacht replacement pool,
a manpower reservoir for auxiliary
war services, and a means of
strengthening
the increasingly
pernicious hold on the German
people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisatiuns,
the Ss,
A few courageous young Germans, risking their lives in order
to salvage their minds, spirits
and perhaps their country, have
sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth, and some
underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist.
But it must not be forgotten that every young German has
been schooled by Nazi teachers, and that this "Junior Ax-my" is
ready to take the fieid either individually,
in small groups, on
a larger, more organised scale, or as saboteurs, informers and
even franctireurs
in defence of Nazis:n, its fanatical
creed.
PA.u!.cI
HISTORICAL BMKGROUm AND DEVEUU'MM'
I.
Die Jugendbewegung (The German Youth Movement)
The growth and success of the HJ organisations
cannot
be properly appreciated without some reference to the earlier
history of the Deutsche Jugendbewegunq (German Youth Movement).
Since the end of the last centuky, the latter gave young
people an opportunity
to express themselves and to carry on
various activities
in organisations
of their own.
Young people of both sexes joined J~endgemeinschaften
(Youth Communities) and formed groups of WandervBgel (Young
Hikers) which had no political.
prograrnms, but were animated by
youth's determination
to express itself
unfettered
by the*
older generation.
Their activities
included hiking, camping and evening
much emphasis was
meetings for lectures and discussions;
placed on the rediscovering
and singing of old German folk
songs*
The %eissner Forrrmla", a proclamation made by a "Youth
Rally" in 4913, shaped a general policy of "Inner lkeedorb: a
reaction against the complacency and restrictions
of German
middle-class
life,
its prejudices
and "bourgeois mind".
After the First World War the youth movement developed at
an accelerated pace and reached its peak in the twenties when
many new groups sprang up, and the Mndische Jugend (League of
Youth) partly took the place of the original
Jugendbewemng.
among them the
At this point many political
parties,
NSDACF(Nationalsozialistische
Deutsche ArbeiterparteiTNational
Socialist
Workers' Party)
began to form their own youth
and it is estimated that in the late nineteenorganisations,
twenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the
young people's sections of various political
and non-political
factions,
some 80,000 being members of the original 3iindisohe
Jugend (League of Youth).
The Nazis were regar&ed as outsiders by virtually
all,
other youth fomations.
2.
3eginnings
of the I-U
On Xmrch 8th, 1922, Hitler,
in his own newspaper, the
"Vblkische Beobachter", announced ,-the establishment of the
Jugendbund der NSD.AX'(Youth League of the Nazi Party),
later
known as the Jun&sturm Adolf X-fitler (Youth Shock Troop Adolf
Hitler).
Other youth gr&ps with National Socialist
tendencies
also existed, but were not directly
affiliated
to Hitler's
Thus the Nationalsozialistische
Arbeiterjugend
Youth) operated in the rZhein and ;iuhr regions.
In Enay 1925 the Wandersportverein
VOGTLAND), in PLAUEN, Saxony, merged with the
bun& in M8'NICH, Bavaria, under the new name of Hitle-Jugend,
arnl
coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHEK,
thea Nazi "chieftain"
of E'ranconia.
'this new Nazi organisation,
culminating in the &I of
today was under the leadership of Kurt GRIPER, of the
ETIdJxN group*
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Exoansion of HJ into
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8 State G~anisation
Although the &T had borrowed much of its technique and
the old Ju~endbewe~~,
from the very
ssne of its~syrnbol~fran
first it ad&d a nat~cqalistic
and decidedly militaristic
note. In 1925 it becme a junior branch of the SA (Stormtroopers) and -&jrectly suboM.inate to the SA High Co~~&nd.
The movenltent, in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school,
'church and home ,and attracted many youwsters.
In 1928 600 boys gatbred at the first national hJ rally
At the ~5QQ3EEGParty Rally of the following
at MD ST-.
year 2,500 boys werq pqsent.
In 1929 the Ns Schulerbund (Nazi Secondary School Boys
tique)
~7~s recognised as an official
affiliate
of the Hitler
Youth Organisation.
(local groups) in
By 1930 t&e &J i-lad 900 OrtS~
&xmany arx&:ttie W (Deutsohes, Junytolk-Gemla
Young Folk) for
boys aged IQ-l.4 and BUM (Bund Ueutscher b%del-Leagw of
Gez3nn Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ.
r;y ,193l the total membership had expanded to 15,000.
Despite '@-k f'act that the I3J was temporarily
bannedby
the Republican Government, its ranla continued to swell &der
the 1ead.crshi.p of B.&l&r von Z3XIRAcK and by 1932 its numbers
In the 581:1eyear the EEJwas separated
had risen to 250,000.
from the Z&i, mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the
Stomtmopers.
WhenHitler
took over full. Governmental power in 1933,
~EZQTmore boys and girls joined, and all other youth organisatians were rapidly prohibited
and disbanded, their &rs
beinhi; subsequently ured to join the EL
Considerable opposition
was encountered at first
from
the Catholic and ILeft Wing Youth Movements, but these.
organisat ions, too, were partly crushed and partly absorbd
in ruthless fashion.
A,fter the first year of the Nazi regime, the HJ, izxluding its branches, DJ, J&S, and BDH, mbered two million.
One year later this figwe had actually doubled, and by
the 1st. of &cer&er,
1934, when the HJ was de&red
Staatsjuge_nd (Gmrement-sponsored
Youth Orgmisation),
the
total
amwr&ed to six million,of
*oh
one and a h&U
million belonged to the BJ proper, the othera to its
bran&es.
The Decree of Dece&er 1, 1936, providing for Reichs~enst33flioht
(Compulsory Youth Service), not=
legalised the existence of the HJ, but also completely
destropdallthe
remainiqyouth
organisations
~~G~ZXULQY.
The decree
contiined
three major points:
LLl German Youth shall join the &I.
The mission of the HJ is to train all Geman Youthphysically,
mentally and morally for national
school
service in the spirit
of Natioti
Socialism.
and home are subordinated to the interests
of the
State.
C
(Reich Youth LRader) is
( > The mndf%hrer
entrusted with all phases of the education of GeLman
vouth. and is responsible or&y to the F&EFLXR.
L
Every child being compelled to serve in the W, the
Farty gained an enormous influence over the youth of the
country and an assured supply of recruits
for its own ranks.
By "voluntary application'!
the highest age group may
into any NSDAPGliederungen (formations)
apply for transfer
e.g. the SA, SS, or NSKX. Only the select are accepted for
the XSDAI? (Nazi Party proper) itself.
An attempt to maintain a Stamn+W (Original KJ) as a
including only members of’ long standsuperimposed structure,
ing or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis, resulted
in much confusion and had to be abandoned,
ORCAWISA'I'IOFT
(See diagrams, Annexe C )
5.
Main branches of the Hitler-Jwend
The EitlepJugend
(
lb"
(c)
(d)
is organised
into
four main branches,
HitlerLfugend
for boys aged 34-48
Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ or German Young Folk) for
boys aged AC&q4 who subsequently transfer to the
HJ proper.
Bun& Deutscher mdel (ED4 or League of t;eman
Girls) for girls aged 14-18.
Jungmlldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls aged IO14 who subsequently transfer
to the BDH proper.
The terCrrlsHJ and BDM are used very loosely, and require
speaking KT refers to (a) above,
a special note. Strictly
, and m!4 to (c) above. In practice,
however, HJ is wide1
used to cover both (a) and (b), and XDM to cover both (c 7
and (d).
Further, the term X.7 is used in a third sense, to
indicate the whole Youth Movement.
For convenience all these meanings have been used in
be clear
this handbook, as the sense should invariably
from the context.
Orgmisation
of the four branches runs along parallel
lines.
The program% of the IX consists of preparatory training
for the HJ. Although special training in Sondereinheiten
(Specialist
Units) is officially
limited to members of the w
proper, specialist
units such as l?lieger-AT (Aviation)
and
Nachrichten-LJ
(Signals) have recently been reported in the
IL
The task of the BDM and JM is the emcation of girls for
They are to be made
'*conscious of their duty as German girls to become good
housewives ard to have as many children as possible".
Glaqbe und SchlSnheit_ (Faith and Zaaugy),
k sub-section,
organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who
aspire to careers in the girls* and women% organisations
of
the Nazi Party and its affiliates,
e.g. the NSF (National
Socialist
Party Women's Branch) and the NSV (National Socialist Welfare Organisation).
‘+conpan ion ah ip , honour and faith".
6,
Die -Xeichswndfhrung
( iieich YouthDirectorate
The.Reichs,jugendf%hmng (RJP - Reich,Youth Directorate)
of the
con8rols the policy a s well as the administration
whole KJ,
It is headed by a Reichsjugendmhrer
(Reich Youth
Leader) assisted by an Ad+jutant and a Stabsfihrer
(Chief of
The Reichsreferentin
(BDWI)controls the lXH (Lund
Staff).
e of German Girls) and the S&l (JusqDeutscher M&del-Le
to the
m&de1 - Young Girls T , and she is responsible directly
Heichsj,ugendfYlthrer.
The KJ3 is divided into five special executive branches
(Zeotralamt,
Auslaads-und Volkstumsamt, Kinderlandverschickung, Krie&wtreumgsdienst,
A&SCand fnto six HauptItnter73rwprtments).
The bureaur of the Xaupt&&er are known
ater,
and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteilung=d
Abte$lurw?m respectively.
AJJ 3eichsschulen
the RJF.
For chart
Note:
7.
(Hational
and details
Schools)
are oontrolled
of the l&IF see Anne=
by
C
Used in connection with the I&@, the abbreviation
indicates Hmptamt (Department): iu the
it stands for the Hawtabteiltmg
See next paragraph,
'%A"
H3 Gebiete (HZ Xegions)
The HJ inside Greater Gemany is orgaaised into 43
'1Rith the exception of the Gebiet SudetenGebieta (Regions).
land and the Gebiet Befehlsstelle
Ej&rnen und M$hmri, each
such region corresponds to a Gau (district)
of the Nazi Party
For occupied territory,
866 para.2.
For list of
proper.
Gebiete and corresponding Party Gau8, see Anoexe &
Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsf%hreti (Regional
Leader), deputy
is his Stab
er (Chief of Staff) .
organised into
-The GebietsfUmmg
(Regional I%!
t abbreviated to HA,
Ha@-abteiluryr;en ~tive?Sections
The functions of t #he
and special semi-Dfndependent offices.
to those of the HamtI
HA
HA . If
HA I31
HA IV
V
HA
HA VI
Personnel
Training and Sports
Ideological
Training and Cultural
Social Services
buildings
and Homes
Legal MattL!rs
Pre-military
Ha tabteilun
sec-tiwm
en are split
Activities
up iat0 Abteilunp:
The Gabietsf%rer
my appoint a subordinate to perfom
tasks which are nomally the function of a HA or its su&
Such specially
appointed officials
are termed, for
section.
emxnple:
GebietsbeauftMer
(Regional Pleni&tentislry)
f& K&V
~Kinderlsndverschic'kuq#Wacuation
of Chil&wn) or
Gebietsmusikmfereat
(Regional I)irector of U.k3ic) or
Gebietsarzt
(Regional Director, of Medicine).
A Gebietmekteq
may be a general inspectoi of *he I%?
be a specialist
(e.g. Ikpector
within the region, or he
in
charge
of
speciaILiat
units.
of Flying, Signals 0rCmrps
\
Each&&j.&
adrainistemand maintains schools and camps.
!Pwoor iora ~ebietsfWmmsch\ilen
(ILegional Cffice1+9" Schools)
provide training
for the many executive post@ required by the
Sow Gebiefe conduct Special schools, such as
Orgaaisatiol3,
music or medical schools or provide other specialist's
courses.
.
Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the
operation of the ~~ehrerticht&qungskger
(Be-nilitary
Training Ca~qs) the Gebietsfihnrng
concerned still
a&ministers,
then).
HIP youth hostels, nominally under the Deutsche Jqendherbergen (nTN or Geman Youth Hostels, an organisation
CBYL
ried over from the Republic) are actually under X3 administration
and sqervision.
Details of each Gebiet are givett ih Xnnexe A, Part TWO,
8.
'I'he H3 Standoxt
The IXJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest Local au‘i;i-ro,rrIt is under the
ity on all matters concerning
Geman Youth.
command of the Standortftthrer(krri,son
Connander) and
handles all administrative
details with regard to Xeichs(Compulsory National Youth Sehm
enddienslqfficht
The Standort naintains
the individual
youth's Ju,qet-idstmnlbla<vnal
Reco,rcl); this contains all personal
data, infomllation.on
activities
etc., in the greatest
detail,
Zxtracta of the most assentia3, infunnation
aze kept on
the Karteikarte
(Filing Card) h;3ld by the member's unit, and
on the Diensikarte
(Service Card), which also serves as
personal identity
card.
Being a local administrati.ve
authsrity,
the Standort is
not part of the unit structure of the W, although, as will
be seen in the Order of sattle lists (Annexe A), the Standortflhxer
(SOF) is often also the co;mnander of a 3ann.
9.
X.J Banne
(Regiments)
The Zann (2egi:nent) is the basic unit of the 53: in a
Gebiet thzare
frm ten to thirty,
or even more Banns,
In 1943 the Junabann of the Iu, parallel
to the Bann
was abolished and the 03 Jungst&:ms (literally
l'Y~uth Ilribe~?)
were placed under the supervision of the X3 %.na,
Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Sovsrn:Jentaf
Uistrictj
contains one cosresFondin& ID Bann, and its Headquarters are located in the same town as the corresponding
IEUP--Kreis HQ. Larger Banne sometimes organise their own
schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and
homes as well as camp-ing sites.
The Bann is led by the Eannf&rer
who frequently
also
holds theTfice
of Standort~rrison
CorlLnander). Ee
is assisted by an Adjutant and a Wauptstammf%.rer,
is divided
into
6 Hauptstellen
The Bann kkninistsation
(Zxecutivxffices)
the functions of" which generally
correspond to the 6 I-Iaupt%t:?ter (Departments) of the,=
and
the 6 parallel
Hauptabteilungen
(Executive Sections) of the
sebietsfiiluzlnq
(degional Comanil ZQs).
An average Bann of about 6,000 is sub-divided into 5
St&rzne ("Tribes");the HJ and yj Jungst&rz~e of the LtJ x6th
a strength of about 600 each, but a large aann of 9,000
might contain 15 St%nme,
IO.
Specialist
Units of the Bann
EachBann has semi: special service
Motor-Staxm (Notorised)
Fl,ie~er+Starnm (Aviation)
and
Xachrichten-Sta
(Signals).
units,
usually:-
These special service St&mm are sub-divided in
accordance with the established pattern of
(Company), Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft
as outlined below. (para.11)
Among the smaller special service units found in the
av,erage stamm are:Oneor
Xusik-Gefolgschaften
(Music)
A SJ.cherungsdieast (SRD)-Gefolgschaft
(5jlectity
Detachment) for patrolling,
and
A Feuerweh&ch&
(Firefighting
Platoon)
II.
Organisation
below &&mental
Lqvel
From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation
is
standardised, ??%mm is divided into I+ Mfolgschaften
and the Gefolgschaft
is organised
(Companies) of 15Gh,
into 3 Schaxm (Platoons) of 50 each,
Each Schar is sub-divided into 3 Kamaradschaften
(Comradeships of 15 each, and the latter split into 2
details will
Rotten (filss
-7 . A diagram giving organisation
be found in Annex@ C, The number of youths in a com-mnity
determines whether a Stamm, Gefolgschaft or Schar is
organised there.
12.
Numbering of Units
The numbering system of the Banne was originaly
designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the
Wehmacht in the same area.. The XI was to %arxy on the
old tradition"
but the rapid expansion of the W made
inevitable,
great inconsistencies
Besides its number each Bann carries a name; this may be
a special name (e.g. a Party martyr or a geographical term> or
simply the name of the HQ location,
or both.
Unit designations
are usualt2y given in a.I?abiC nWnerak3,
the first
indicating
the Gefolgs
s the second indicating
stands for first Gefolgs.chaft of Bann
the Bann. Thus l/l00
stands for first NachrYichten-Gefo~gschaft
100. Na.'I/dOO
(Signals Unit) of Bann 100.
The Stis mcated
by a Roman Numeral. Thus I/j00
stands fox
first Stamn of Bann 100. Ma.I/lOO stands for
100.
+
the first Wachrichte~~
of%n
The special. service,units
~nurnbered
consecutively
in
a separate series for each branch within evar$ Bann.
PART III
COTmmION
1s.
Conscription
AKU TI?.UKIXG
Proceduke
Conscription
proceeds each year a~ follows:
the tan
yeast old registers
in January and receives his Meldeschein
(iiegistration
Card),
Ln Karch he appears at the Aufna~~ell(P'reliminary Rollcall)
of his Standort,
Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts
a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary
Technical Course)
fenpmbe (hb's Entrance Exstmination)
culminating in the
On the 2Qth April, the Rihrer's birthday,
a cerefionial
Standortappel'fTotaE
Rollcall)
is staged, at which all HJ
members, old and new, ZIUS~ appear, The new Pkpf (cub) of
of’ the JM,
the W and the new Jungmgdel, (“young girl”)
together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred
t&e the oath of
into the KJ and the p;Du respectively,
allegiance:
"Ich gelobe meinem E%hrer Adolf Hitler Treue. Ich
verspreche ihm und den mhrern, die er mir besttiznt, jeder
zeit Rchtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen" (% promise
to be faithful
to'my Fuehrer, Adolf HitZer,
1 promise
obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall
appoint over me").
I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly
similar
to that adxtinistered
to the Waffen SS3.
The new boy member is now entitled
to wear the degger
93lu-t und 3hre" ("Blood and Honour"),
with the inscription
q40
Basic Traini*
Activities
of the HJ membership are numerous and take
up 8. good deal of' the Gernan boy's time; exactly how much it
even though many regulations
have
is iqo3sible
t3 estimate,
been issued on this subject.
It may be said, however, that
most of the time not spent at work or school is spent Serb
ing the IXJ,
k-t present it appears
that the day-t-day
situation
-eg:ulates the duties required of FJJ members, but the
largely -L
basic peace time progran:ae is carried on side-by-side
vith
the war duties
resulting
from &x~~~any*s manpuwer shortage,
GeltanschauunA (ideological
training)
is at all times
one of i;he tiaportant p'hasss in a young German's schooling.
At least
one evening each week is spent attending lectures
given by specially trained leaders who use minutely worked
out directives
and Schulungsbriefe
(educational pamphlets).
Here the IU boys rnemorise xany stock phxascs of the Nazi
political
programle.
Physical training
in the FLJ is designed to dev8lOp the
young Germans, in H3AerQ3 own wordst into junior supermen:
"hard. as steel, tough as leather and swift as greyhoundart.
All physical training
is carried out with the help and
Belck+
supervision of the lCUE3L, the Nationalsoziqlistiacher
bund f& Leibestibunq (National. Socialist
Lea&e for Physical
'Training .
Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to
sane form of physical exercise inevitably
of'military
nature
(grenade thrbPrring, small arms practice,
etc.).
Thus when the
boy w-rives at a Smerlwer
(summer camp) or WehrertkhtiQmumlager @EL or Fre-rni.litaJy
Training Camp), he is already
well -quainted
ppith basic military
fomticms
and drill.
is permeated by
The training,
boG mtmta3. and physical,
Nazi ideology and method, and in these caps, vacation periods
are utilised
by the Nazi Party to strengthen still
further
its hold over the young.
(&sic
Various contests, such as @A.scherBPettbewerb
and Art Contest), Reichsberufswettkampf
(National. Vocational
Contest) and sports meetings on national +d regioIlal levels,
are held in order to &Mate
a spirit
of competition and to
promote higher staslda2d.s of performance,
vinners are usually presented with certificates
or
badges, and receive ccmnensurate publicity
in HJ publications,
being hailed almost as junior heroes.
Details of HJ Proficiency
Examinatias
are given in
Annexe $,
15*
V0cati.ona.l Train*
The vocational guidance program-me of tie HJ is conducted
in the closest co-operation with the Deutsche Arbeitsfrcmt
(DAI? or GevlnavlLabour Front).
Party Regional Youth Representatzve
'F1Piththe respective GebietsrUhrusP; 9n vocation&L guidavlce for
the HJ.
contrast to the
LanddienE.", (Farm Service) in distinct
Lsndjmgatory
yesr in agriculture)
involves four years
of training
in all phases of agriculture,
part of which is
conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof
(model training
farm): see
hnexe A.
In peacetime, upcm graduation at 'I8 the boy receives his
Neubauemschein (Junior Fsrmer's Certificate).
The aim of
this training was to provide a number of young farmers to
colonise the Eastern Territories.
Land Service formerly claimed many HJ boys, but today,
because of shortages elsewhere, they are called for such-work
anly when a farm labour shortage is aoute eno!gh to*reqmre
them, either local.Iy, or elsewhere in the Reich or m
occupied territories.
For girls this service year remains universally
obligatory.
The Bergd$.enst (Mining Service) of the HJ trains boys of
q8 (also during war-time) for leading positions
in the mining
industry.
The five gem course includes one year of Reich Labour
) and is divided into three
Setice
(RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst
phases. 3ach phase is completed by an exaraination, 8nd the
candidate pregressively
attains the rank of +appe
@her),
Hauer (Hewer+) and Steigeq (Foreman).
Wages
for productive work performed during the schooling
range frcm 15 Bd to 45 FM per month, and an additional
17 I@
are deposited in the boy's Government Savings Account to
which he has no personal access*
*
16. Schools
The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools
designed to trtin future leaders for its m and other NSDAP
organisations,
These potmtial
leaders are carefully
moulded into the
pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis,
applying their philosophy to all situations
and person8.
(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrm%
into concentration
camps merely for making cont~tuous
references to HJ members.)
Lists of all HJ schools will be found in Annexe A.
17.
G&ietsf&rerschulen
(Regional
Schools for Officers)
Gebiet&&.rerschulen
(Regional Scksols for Officers)
are
controlled
by the Gebietsv
(Regina
Ccmnand HQs) and
serve as training
centres for those boys who already lead
large ~TOUPSor who are capable of doing so.
The boys are g5ven special courses in physicaL training
md Party doctrines by BJ training perscmnel and schooled to
fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet.
Instruction
is given throughout th"E year, but primarily
during holidays or summer months.
18.
Reichsschulen
(Natimal
Schools)
These schools are under the direct
supervision of the
schools attended by HJ members tican
HJF. They are specialist
all Gebiete,
'
Cumicula are based on military,
naval, sport, administrative
and other subjects, but leadership is stressed
equally wi.th proficiency
in the special subject.
The Auslands- und Volkttmsamt (Bureau for Foreign
Affairs and Gemmism) conducts courses in foreign languages
and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein
(Interpreter's
Certificate)
for proficiency.
19. Nationalpolitische
Political
Erziehungsansta&ten
educational Institutions)
(National
which are abbreviated to NPii
These establishments,
are types of secondary school and components of
or Sola,
the HJ organisation.
An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-Stmm, and is
directed by a staff of SS Leaders whose pedagogical and
intelIl.ectual
qualifications
are often outPireighed by their
political
reliability
and previous services to the party.
in
Since physical training
has first place9 instructian
practically
a11 kinds of military
'spouts",
such 8s skitig,
glider flying,
motoring etc. is emphasmed.
Tul-tam must be
paid by parents.
Graduates are not particularly
enjoined to enter party
but are usually attracted to military
careers because of preferential
treatment in the attainment
of commissicms.
or Government sentice,
20.
The Reichsjugendakademie
(National
Youth Academy)
The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in
BRAUNSC~TG, a fomml institute
of tigher leaming for
senior HJ leaders, was set up ia 1939 when it took over the
'
enlarged functions of the Reichs&endf&.rerschule
(Nation&
Youth Officers School) still
in operation in po1cSIwbI.
Candidates for admission ~xust have sached their 17th birth-da2 and have completed secondary school or vocational tPain~ir24, The school trains W lca&rs WilO wish to make a career
of their calling.
The orrlinary course lasts two years and consists of f'ive
phases embracing practical
experience in Bann &ministration,
three mszlas of manual labour in German in*ry
and six
months &road,
Successful completion of studies entitles
the student to
the Jqgxn&Mhrerpatent
(Youth Ieader Cormxission) and results
in ixnmediate appoint!qent to a responsible position in the l-U.
Recently
and
disabled
War veterns between the ages of 23.
28 have been admitted in large numbers, and various
shorter course- 3 in Administration,
Nazi Ideology, l%ultural
Kcalth Set-vice, Social Work ox
Work*, Frcs.3 and Pqxqan&,
Farm Service rvcre institxted
for them,
21.
Adalf-Hitlcr-Sch~~en
(Adolf Hitler
Schools)
Adolf-Hitle~Schulen
(Adolf Hitler Schools) arc free
boardin;: school s conducted by the ?WXF, so called because
they were conceived, ~$~~rtly endowed" and allegedly
azcltitechkra~
planned by the 3Wxrcr himself.
Each school
is directlgunder
the supwvision of the reqective
N%%'P
Gauleiter (Party District
Executive).
Stu&nts are selected
at the age of twelve fx3m the ranL3 of the W, and arjmission
depends on possession.of
all the basic c1m&cteristics
of a
good fTazi.
These schools coxbine a curiol:s mixture of toughness and
They are on the secon6ax-y school level and place
1Q-w
great chassis on military
"sports",
character building,
and
devotion to the Party-state.
The teaching staff hzs received some or all of its training at the I?cichs;j~xp,en~~,~~~~~e. The skident is xqar&d as
a me&er of the HJ th!ughout
his five years of schooling.
Upon gradwtion,
the stuJf2nts designed for cventu;~ MSUP
leadership are admitted into the Party proper.
Cf the 4,000 graduates erner,@.r~s f’rOJA the d$ ~,c@.lh+ each
yeear, 1,000 uv selected to reassemble after seven years of
Party
or XJ work,
and, with
other
outstanti~
young-leaders,
to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic
Order).
Four Ordcnsburgen !xno~ as K$SSIXSXE, VOGXEQiG,
SO?m<Om and sIrlRm=
are in existoNe.
There,
according to the chief of the German Labour i?ront, Robcti I&&
this t'Elite~t is trained as the future Lasters of Gerxxany
tt - great in knowledge, blind in obedience, fanatical. in
faith".
PART IV
i7Jl.x SERVICE m
22.
lGIlmTrnY ‘2RAlTJ~
'ff8x Service
War has imposed many additional
responsibilities
on the HJ.
and efforts
are made to place the boys where mapcm~ shortages
are most pressing.
To attract
youth into German industries
and
simultaneously
maintain political
hold over them HJ.-LehrlinEs_I-lames) have been instituted
in the large towns,
heime (Apprentices
where in addition
to an eight-hour
day in the factories,
the boys
Wages are nominal and
also carry out nearly full HJ duties,
saving is compulsory,
The KrieRseinsatz
(Var Bergency Service) was created to help
with duties such as firefighting
end AR?, i!J. personnel also
working as conductors,
maif clerks,
post,%en, street cleaners etc.
War salvage activities
and collections
for war charities
are
as well as the Kinclerlandvesconducted regularly
by the iiJ
of children
from boded areas m
Schick
(KLV, or evacuation
In the KricRsbetrelrunasdienst
(KBD or I'orces Welfare Service)
the 1I.J ,vrites letters
and sends parcels to the front,
entertains
soldiers
in hospitals
or while on leave, an1 runs canteens for
me&hers of the Army.
has been met by
The CSzman High Command's call for volunteers
a considerable
response from the 17 year olds of' the IIJ.
Volunteering
is made attractive
by the granting
of special priviieges, such as short leaves, the wearing of the I-IJ armlet on the
and the designation
of "Krieasleft upper arm of the army tunic,
instead of the customary "private".
" (Volunteer),
H3 serving in any capacity with the Armed ?orces arc also
entitled
to receive regular army decorations
for !I;ood work.
:LEUI~I$J 'boyr; of the older age groups have also volunteered
'orce Auxil.iaries
in def'ence of the home country.
to serve as Armeci. 2
HJ-Luftwaffenhelfer
(AA Auxiliaries)
are sixteen year old3
organised to man anti-aircraft
defences, serve as spotters,
and
members of the Armed Forces for front
work at AA posts, releasing
line duty.
for training
Only students of secondary schools may volunteer
They ,may be transferred
to
and assignment ar, w
guaranteed a two-week
any distant
&nger area, ht are bi-annually
?'hcir HJ uniform is supplemented
holiday
to see their families,
by airforce
boots, a steel helmet, and other necessary personal_
Luftwaffe
equipment.
W -1,'Zinehelfer
(Naval Auxiliaries)
are members of the
I&rine-NJ
1 who have volunteered
for routine duties with the Navy
in the coastal areas of Geznany.
Panzerschreckab&eil?~~en
have recently
been reported
a,nnoured units.
23.
Liaison
with
(tank delaflng
sections)
of the WJ.
in action against the invading Allied
the Armed Forces
AI.1 branches of the Anned Forces have maintained close
having their own representatives
in the RJF
liaison
with the KJ
The Army, Airforce,
and Navy fix
(Reich.Youth
Directorate).
definite
annual q,uotas for special training
in the HJ witha
view to future recruiting.
Each Wehrkreis (military
district
or Corps Commandsof the
Wehlazacht) and each Luftgau (district
of the Luftwaffe)
has
Nachwuchsoffizier
(iiecruiting
Officer) who is assisted by a ii2
VerbindunEffizier
(HJ--Liaison
Officer).
By order of the Amy High Commanda direct relationship
between units of the field army a& units of the HJ was estabA regiment or an independent battalion
lished in January 1944.
The regirnent'a
"adopts" a H&-Bann as Patenbann (Poster Bann).
Ersatz Ei&~lace~~t),
located i,n the vicin+ty of the
Barn,, actively collaborates
in the military
training programe of
the Bann.
Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion
in the
field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experiences and to act as temporary instructors,
In this connection it must be mentioned that the %.ffen-SS
exerts a disproportionately
high influence upon the H3.
In response to the imxeased need for trained manpower in the
Armed Forces, the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training
for
Although semi-mili@,ry activities
have
boys under military
age.
always played an important part among the duties of tht: RJ
formal pre-military
traininf; under direct supervision of the Armed
Its purpose is to
Forces was not introduced until lV.@.
sup@ment the training which must be compressed into a very short
period when the boys are called up for regular service.
24.
Wehrertkhti...un~sla~e~
(Pm-Military
Trainin~md
The most effective
form of pre-military
training takes place
in the Xehrert~chti~un~sla~er
( 'JBELor Pm-Nilitq
Training
Csmpa), of which sorne 300 are believed to exist in Greater km.
Every 17 year old boy is required to take the three weeks
basic course at a WEL before being drafted to labour service or
prior to being "induced to volunteer" for the Armed Forces,
including the Waffen-SS,
The usual 'hyEJ; has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys, who are
organised into Scharen and Xameradschaften,
Instructors
are Army officers or more fpequently nowaofficers of the Taffen-SS and NCO's with ccmiba~ experience,
Professional
or semi-professional
HJ leaders serve as assistants
and administrators
only and a staff of male and female civilians
maintain routine services.
The WEL is a very modern establishment,
in no way comparable
It has dining rooms, lounges, modernly-equipped
to army barracks.
kitchens and sick bays, store rooms, lecture halls with special
technical and demonstrating equipment, motor pools and shops,
ranges.
sports arenas, and firing
f'ield exercises, and
The training plan provides for practical
manoeuvres, the use of smaZ1 8rms, as well as sports and
Close order drill
is kept to a minimum.
ideo3.ogiw.l schooling.
The K&&eh
(War Training Ce??tifiCate) marks the successful
completion of the course.
25.
Sonderemeiten
(Specialist
Units)
Sondereinheiten
(Special Service Units) have assumed
increy&d knportance in the accelerated pre-military
training
programme of the HJ,
By decree of the WF. 3% of each hti age
group must supplement theFr basic tra-ining in Sonderetieften,
where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the various branches
of military
service.
HJ members of specialist
units are organised into separate
Scharen or attend a special EEL,, e.g. one for signal, motor or
aviation training.
The various specialist
service certificates
and badges may
be acquired during a course at the WEL. Tkie most advanced
trainees try to fulfil
the requirements for the K.-bmgsleiter
*
Certificate).
Schein ('Nar Training Instructor's
By
the end of 19&3 approximately 514,000 youths had passed
through pre-military
training camps of the Hitler Youth
Organisation.
26.
Zachrichten
HJ, (Sij7nals)
The Nachrichten-HJ
(Signals) prepares boys for duty in the
unit; of the Army and Air Force, and recently signal
tratiing
has also been given in special service units of the DJ
into the Nachrichten-HJ.
preparatory to trabfer
signal
TraintiP is conducted under direct supervision of thti md
Forces, anG Gith full utilisation
of their establishments
and
equipment.
It
is divided
into
three
phases:-
Ync first course lasting six months, gives signal training,
inclu?iing an intro&ction
to communication procedure and the
After
operation of simple signal ins=Wxnents and equipment.
the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein
passing ‘an exaknation,
A (Signals Certificate
A) which entitles
him to wyr a distinctive
\
ba&e "A" on his left forearm,
The second course consists of two and a half years*of basic
sipal
training covering all types of signal commmicz.tlon.
the trainee
Upon passing his final examination in this.course
receives Nachrichtenschein
B (Signals Certificate
B) with the
corresponding
badge YBn to Gear on his sleeve,
The third is a special course adding the final touch to the
and culminates in Nachrichtenschein
C
general signal training,
an3 its
27.
correspon&ing
badge.
Notor 'EIJ. (Motorised
Hitler
Yea
The Motor HJ founded in 1939, is designed to train future
recruits for the mkorised and armoced divisions of the Amny.
This training
is under the supervision of the Army, but the NSKX
(National Socialist
Motor Corps)~.furnishes instructors,
eqtlipment
and facilities.
Training during the first two years includes theoretical
and lectures on traffic
regulations.
workshop practice,
instruction,
When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a rnbimm age of sixteen, he
takes an examination for his driver's
licence,
The technical training includes a knowledge of all motor
vehicles and the ability
to perform on-the-spot repairs.
The Motor&J
Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for
particularly
in driving under difficult
terra=
proficiency
point of view).
contiitiins
t from a tactical
Ejturmboot Einheiten
(Assault
Boat Units)
are a recently
developed branch oP the Xotor HJ,
exist.
but only a few such groups
I
28.
mine
HJ
(&~a
m)
The Xarine-HJ. (Naval HJ) is generally composed of boys
living in coastal regions and f'urnishes replapements'for
the Navy
Training is under the supervision of naval
andMim&antNavy.
personnel, and includes practically
all phases'of naval. activities.
After a three to four years course, the&&&-Q
boy has '
learned to man row&oats, barges and stiltig
boats, he has a
knowledge of flag signals and basic naval communications and the
employment of the various trapes of naval craft.
The most exhaustive
train+@ !s offered in the
schulen (Reich Naval Sport Schools'listed
in Amexe
SegelschulschWf
(Sailing Training Vessel) "Hors% Wessel'.
Seesportabzeichen (Sea @&t B&ages) B, B ad C are awarded at the
The unifom wornby the ,Marine-HJ
end of each stqge of training.
differs entirely
frm the ordinar*Jp HJ uniform, and is almost
identical with thk blue uniform worn by the German Navy, though
the Hs amlet is retained,
\
-W me&ers serving with the Merchant Marine my C~TV out
inland waterway duties with thtz Reichsbarm i3bxnenschiffti
(Naticmal Inland 'gatemays Unit) or coastal duties with the Rei&sbann Seeschiffahpt
(Natimal Sea&going Unit).
I
29, Flieger
HJ, (Atiaticm
-
HJb*
The Flteger-HJ
prepares boys for service b the German Air
Trajning is cmtrolled
by the ~rkmmando
der Luftwaffe
estiblishmmts
(Cl5 or Air Force High Ccuamnd), but instructors
and trabing
eq$pme& are Furrlished by the X3PK (Wational
Socialist
El*
Corps).
Flyingtrainingbegins
in the DJ ihen the twelve year old
organised
in
the
Fliemx-D$
(Jun%or Aviatia
HJ
volunteers,
learn to build and to fly model plamw.
/
the canstruction
azld
After transfer to the Fliemr-HJ
c&at&n
of gliders and theoretical
in&%ctian
fn aviation,
.
navigation9 aerial geography and other related mb$mts form a
fulltrainlng
program=.
b
M&yworkshqs
of the GermmState Railw&ys,Geman
Postal
Service, Vockticmal School3 and4ndustrial
conce.ms are at the
diSpos8.l. of
%hti'
Flieggzr-HJ,
..
There az-e three SeRelfliegeq@keTchcn
(Glider Badges) A,B
To
pass the extitim
and C, which ,are progtissivelx
acq&'ed.
for Se&fIie~erabseidhea
C, the a$plicant must n&ntain hi& glider
,
#hove start@g'.height
for at least five tiutes.
Selectedboys
my prepare for &e examinatiorr for th8 &titf&&h
(Glider Pilot% Certificate)
and take ,further trauling
8s aimraft
pilots.
For further details of HJ aviation trz@iing see Basic
Hzmdbook~/~2
o$ theNSFlZ.
B
POI-C%
30, HJ, Peldschere (FirstAid
Units)
H&-F&I&here
trab mostly for first-aid
work in the M3
but a3~0 for duty a~.md%ca.l and a&ulance personnel in the
i
Armed Forces,
HJ
Training takes place under the supervision of full-time
(Pirst
doctors, in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen
Aid Training !Schools).
A list of these schools is given -in
Armexe A,
Idedicel lectures, First Aid, Dental care, Casts and Transporting the wounded are some of the items on the general training
programme.
After passing an examination, the boy receives a certificate
and is entitled
to wear the Peldscher fizeichen
(hiedical Service
Badge).
31. Streifendienst
(Patro.1 Service)
The Streifendienst
(S12D) comprises the elite of the Nazi
Youth,
A board of high local MJ and SS leaders considers the
for service in the SRD, applying the
individual
applications
rigorous standards of' the original Allgerneine SS.
Xrr the SRD are. cotiined all the various tasks of a
Meribers check on the
supplementary 2% and p&ice force,
appearance of the other HJ me&ers as individuals
and in
they also control the youths passing through railroad
formations;
3f.mthermore they correct such offences as
stations and hostels.
begging, vagrancy and fraudulent collections.
The SRD operates in closest collaboration
with police
including the Gestapo and its members, trained and
authorities,
supervised by Ss, are regarded as eventual SS replacements,
The SRD may indeed be considered a ma3or problm for an
occupying force and a potential
source of opposition and sabotage.
Itz members' are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types
In Poland they made up
used as raiding squads and informers,
execution squads and formed Rollkmmandos (Pursuit Detachments)
serv?.ng tander Death's &ad Officers of the SS.
The Schnellk am.mniio (tiergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the
SPZD which is at the disposal of Germ~ny's various police forces
for special duty at dang& spots during air raids, eta.
ln localities
where no regular Feuerwe.hreinheiten (Pirefighting Units) of the HJ ham have been organised, branches of
the Sl?D we employed in this capacity.
!l%e distinctive
insignia o-f the C5RD is a black ribbon around
the sleeve with the inscription
"Streifendienst"(see
plate in
Annexe C).
32. Musikztige (Band ~latooazs)
Musikzke have always played a great part in the special
activities
of the'HJ and meetings and festivities
of the
organisation
are invariably
embellished by the performances of
these musical units.
Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands
to bugle.(fanfares)
corps arid full size brass bands.
Each Bann has at least one Musikgefal~schaft
(Music C-any),
and musical. training
is given in special HJ Courses at most
musical institutes
in Germany. Some music schools have even been
(For list,
see Annexe A)
&ken over by the IIJ for this purpose,
It is believed that bugle code siels
have recently been taught
in these schools.
The best musicians are selected to be metiers of the HJ
Reichsmusikzu~ (National HJ Band) which frequently
tours Eater
Germany and often broadcasts.
AU members of musical units we= "Schw~lbennester"
(Epaulxttes with fringes)
as riistinctive
insignia.
Spielscharen are propaganda troops which present shows and
Some Banne and each Gebiet
plays expounding Nazi ideology.
Performances o-titular
ina
and
maintati a Spielschar,
value to the organisation
are given over the air.
33. Gebirgs-H&
(Xouz&aineersl
$he w
HJ provides mountain training
in preparation
This training.is
for futuz% service with the' mountain troops,
‘outlinecl, by the Army, and given in close co-operation tith the
Deutschez! Alpeqvergin (DAV or German Alpine Cl&).
l&&&em of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called etigfahrtengruppen,
small. groins whfch undertake independent mountain
Upon passing
involv-ing tiountati climbing and skiing,
expeditions,
a special course, the G-ebirsts-NJ boy acquires the Berg,fahrtenftihrer mzeichen (Ju.nio~ Uountain Guide Badge).
NOTE: The Reiter HCJ (Cavalry) was a peace time branch of the'
It has not been heard
HJ specialising
as horse-mounted units.
of skce the outbreak of war.
PAJ3V
With the introduction
of ccrmpulsozy youth service in
1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose. Only 8,000
Haupt&ntliche F&rer (Ml-time,
professional
and salaried
officials)
were avtilable
for the leadership of millions
of
new members.
At first many new leaders were combed out of the old
ravlks of the Stanm-M (see para 3). When this source was
depleted, less qualified
appointments were made.
Tn any case, all tiJ officials
are chosen by the. Command
HQ of the next higher administrative
level in accordance with
This has led to much intrigue,
the
the TJazi "FIIhrerprinzip".
in connection with
use of influence ,.and personti conflicts
both appointments and prmotions.
To stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the
AYmed Forces, ;EI..xnctionaries of other Nazi Party orgmisaticms
Until
are being drafte& to fill
their posts temporarily.
Spring 194-4 Haupttitliche
FCthrer, of which there are at
present about 30 ,GGG, received military
deferment, but
if they so mished.
might volunteer,
35. Ranks
The follcmuing are the ranks of the XJ proper, in
ascending order: any attempt to equate them withiVehrmaoht
ranks would be misle&ing,
but the diagram of units and unit
commanders in Annese C gives their relative positions.
Beyond inclusion in the diagrams and plates of tiexe
C
no specid, treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BDK has
been undertaken in this handbook:
:hitlerjunge
Rottenrtihrer
Kameradschafts~er
Gberkameradschaftsflihrer
Scharf&rer
Oberscharmer,
Gefolgschaftsf&rer
Obergefolgschaftsfihrer
HauptgefolgschaftsFahrer
Stamm*es
Oberst~er
Bmf?&rer
Gberbamff.!.hrer
Hauptbamf&rer
Gebietsf&rer
Gbergebietsf&Jrer
Stabstier
ReichsjugendftShrer
Leaders ap ointed for the duration of the war &y,
a "X;- ++(KriegJ
in front of their respective ranks
(e.g. K-Gcfolgschaftsrahrcr).
into
As the fourteen year old is transferred
the HJ, he beccmes a Hitlerjunge.
from the D3
add
If‘ he possesses the necessary qualifications,
he may,
six months service, be appointed Rot$enf%rer.
It takes about one year to attain each of the next
higher ranks, e,e. Kameradschftsrtfkirer
and ScharMhrer.
The Gefolp;schtisWer
is usually 1.8 years of age, and
Bmf%hrer
and higher ranking officials
are generally old
members with considerable party influence.
Although there is rio official
age limit,
HJ leaders
ordinarily
tr~ansfer to other NSDAP formations after they have
reached the qge of 35.
The addition of nOber-rl or "Erupt-? to the ordinary rank
indicates recognitim
of length of service only and does not
necess4M.ly connote a higher fuuctional
statis.
after
I!?rcanthe rank of Bannf%hrer upwti,
HJ leaders are
employed on a fully paid basis.
Lower ranks, by the display
of special zeal may in certain cases also receive
remuneraticms
Scharrtthrer - 120 EM per month; GefolgschaftsBihrer - 200 ii-.
36.
tii.foYms
ad Insignia
of mc
Jh summer the HJ wear the followiw:Brm shirt
Black cotton shorts
Brown shoes
Grey stockings
Black neckerchief with leather
knot.
In titer
of:-
the uniform
consists
Dark blue ski-trousers
Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichmj
Brown boots
Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping)
Greenish brorrrn overcoat (with which the dirk and
scabbard with KT motto "Blut und Ehre_" is worn)
ti Aruzexe C plates give illustrations
of KJ and BDM
uni.forms.and in&&a
of ra&,
It should be noted that the
ranks o,f Oberrott&Wrer(HJ),
Jungbanqf&rer
and Oberhordenf'&.rer(DJ) shown there, are now obsolete.
The insignia of the Reichsjugenmer
do not <appear in
hnnexe ;- his epaulette carries the same cluster of leaves
as that of the GebietsfYihrer,
surrounded by a laurel wreath.
The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the
epaulettes in the lower ranks indicate the unit concerned
(Arabic for Gefolgschaft,
Roman for Bsnn)..
Epaulet-&s may also be found which differ slightly
frcan
those shawln in Annexe C.
Sometimes letters
or abbreviations
replace the unit nwaber and indicate HJ branches or schools.
37.
Other In&ma
and Badges
Pla%es in Annexe C also illustrate
various insignia
denoting specialist
employment, unit, etc.
The exarLvles given do not form a caprehensive
list;
may be of interest:the folldng
emblems, not illustrated,
.
Ffieger
(Aviator)
Feldscher (r'irst
Arzt (Doctor) :
r\T(yp.
ur
:
Aid):
propellor,
with vings, on a
blue parallelogram
white cross on a red circle
gold caduceus (rod and. seryznt)
on an oval blue background
ringed with gold.
In Annexe C the m patches showing the Untergau and
Oberaau of the IX&f are now obsolete, as the Obergau
has been abolished and the Unteqau changed to I?LM
Bann.
/
PARITVI
38.
HJ in Occupied Tetitoties
The HJ in occupied territories
is regional.ly administered
by Befehlsstellen
(T~mitorial
$oxmnd HQ%).
Befehlsstelle
BOlXMEEUXD I&HREN is the only commnd which
enjoys the status of a Gebiet.
Each Refehlsstelle
is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff.
This staff is similar to thatofa
Gebiz?%hrun&
andis
orgmised into offices accordinp; to the requirements in the
terz5toqy in question.
39.
HJ in Fore&n
Territoties
In commonwith other NSIXP formations,
the HJ has also
played a role in the Nazi att*t
to sponsor its om
orgmisations
in fore&n countries,
as ell
as to spread its
The approach to the young people of other
philosophy there.
countries has been outwardly conducted under the gtise of
prumoting understanding between the youth of the world;
actually
the usual Nazi tactics of infiltration
and coercion
are employ&
Principle
agencies camng
on this work are:VoILkshps
of the m (see pm 6).
The Eittelstelle
fffr Volksdeutsche Jwendarbeit
(Centm
G-e&c
Youth Ifsork) of the faazi Party.
The Volksbund f& das Deutsch~
im Ausland (WA or
Pop&w League for Gemanism Abroad).
The Apslands-und
Their m&n efforts
are directed at Gemans or people of
The former are coerced, the
%ema.r&c originn living abmad.
latter wooed.
%any publications
and directives
are published purely
for such foreign consumption and special EF representatives
are sent to neutral and Axis capitals.
The HJ representatives
in countries beyond the borders
of Greater Gemany, are listed in alphabetical
older in
accordance tith the country to which they am Raccredited",
in Part Six of Annexe &
The Auslands-m.dVolkstutqsmtis
the executive agemy
for the organisation
of youth in foreign countties.
Individual
l3J me&em are responsible to it, and where Banne
or other units can be formed, they also come under its
,~urisdictione
German-speaking young people fmm other countries are
invited to the Reich, at no expense to themselves, in oxfier
to receive training in 1eademhQ at,HJ instjtutes.
Special stress in all these matters is placed on tie
cft youth, including not only Norwegians,
so-called
"GeM
Danes, Dutch and Flmings,
but also Walloons, Finns and
Latiatls.
the tiLeague of European Youth"
A more a&itious
project,
mxs laumhed by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna. There,
the Par$y managed to rally the youth organisations
of fo&een
nations (& satellites)
amund the principhes
Of "unequivocal
adherence to the 333construction of tie New Eurcpe" and the
promotion of intemal
struggles against "Jewish-PlutocmticBolshev%st ideas",
Nations participating
wme: Gemany, Italy,
fhrmania,
Bultgarj.a, Croatia, Slovakia, Spain, ITorway, Hmgary, Holland,
Belgium, nWalloonia" (Belgium), Denmark and Finland.
A
permanent secmh.hat
was formed and a monthly periodiCa
nJmges Eumpa" (Young People) was fovulded.
O-t;her international
estaIbli.akrment of:-
activities
of the HJ were the
A World Youth Hostel at .Altena near %gen/estfalen
in
(tmder the auspices of the Intexmtiona1
%orking Committee
for Youth Hostels).
A Germanic House opened in Bmunschweig,
WEL (See Annexe A, Part Five) for Germanic Youth at
Stegskopf ar~3 Seeboden, which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche
l@ffen SS.
3xmdc Land Service
(G-f3
The Geqnaa2l sche Lmddiemtjughd
Yo-uth) for agticulturdl
mrk in the Eastern tedtories.
i934
PAR?!VII
OL~SITION YOUTHMOVXMEW1S
40.
Lesp.3. l&s.sures regarding
German Youth
The ?olizeiveror&xxng
cum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend
(Police Decree for the Protection
of German Youth) issued in
November 1943 by HIhWE3, in his capacity as Chief of the
German Police, indicates that Hitler's
campaign to win the
youth of Germany, despite its thoroughness, has met with some
resistance,
The decree prohibits
youths between the ages of 96 and
18 from frequenting places of entertainment after 9 o'clock
in the evening, tiess
accompanied by a'parent or guardian.
People under 46 are completely barred frown such locales
after 9 o'clock, and no one under 48 is permitted to smoke,
dance or drink in public under any circumstances.
Those who join the Wehzmacht, md SS are exempt from
these regulations:
this is believed to have encouraged
recruitment.
The real purpose of this edict, aside from any pretended
moral or so-called disciplinary
reasons, may have been to
discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people, where
opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly
displayed.
41.
Unofficial
youth organisations
outside
the HJ
Reports on hand clearly indicate the existence and
growing strength of underground and unofficial
organisations
operating outside the HJ. .
Some of them are secret remnants of the old "BUndische
Jugend" or the confessional youth movements; others 'are
prob&ly Left Wing in origin.
Some have recently been
created as sma'll groups functioning within a t.gvm, city or
city district;
others may have national or regional
connections.
It is not always clear whether these groups exist as
convinced anti-Nazi cells or are tierely a reaction to the:
restrictions,
discipline
and military
orientation
of the HJ.
Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people
to enjoy their sports, hikes and cultural
activities
unshaoky
led by party supetision
and coercion,
A group in ilustria,
called "W$ener Praterschltifef'
plans its activities
inlocal
dance halls and its activities
have been reported in the Viennese press.
Some meet secretly at their leader's hame, scxne assemble
mder the guidances of a parish priest or minister,
some are
led by older people, while a few maintain liaison with adult
underground movements, Xembers often wear secret insignia
inside their coat lapels.
S-called
"Edelweisspiraten"
(EP or Edelweissban
in the Rhineland, the Ruhr, Westphalia and Southan Gennrury
have attacked isolated HJ boys, provoked them in street
fights,
assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts
of sabotage, such as staxting fires in fuel dumps.
42,
Repressive Measures
Nazi police forces, andinparticuUrH.JSED
detachments are constantly on the alert for these
opposition groups,
It is, reported that on apprehension for the first
in case of lesser demeanours
time, these boys 8x-e liable,
to be taken into custody cwer a weekend ("Jugendarrest")
Etzrther offences resylt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten
(Compu.lsory Institutes).
f
Two former concentration
camps, at R.LWZNSmflCKand
KIRINGEN, have been transfovraed into Ju~endschutzlager der
Sipo (Security Polfce Carqs for the Protective Custody of
Youths), and are said to come up to she standard of the
normal. adult concentration
camps, for brute treatient
of
the inmates.
ANNEXE
(Order of Battle
PART ONE: List
A
Tables)
of HJ GJZBIETE.
1. Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehkstellen
in
numerical order, giving the NSDAPGau with which each Gebiet
is practically
identical.
PART TWO: THBHJGEBIETE.
2.
Part
Two gives details of each Gebiet, in ntmerical
order, the first page in case giving HQ, personalities
and
schools, and folkming
pages giving the identified
Banne
of the Gebiet.
3. "GZBIETSFkRUNG"; (Regional Dire&mate)
Gives HQ location,
and identified
staff pers&naIities,
Gem tezms and abbreviations.
using
xwNt3": In addition to Banne (and axq
4. "IrnIFZED
of thei&aVied
subunits), towns in whicmAP
Ki-eise
have theix HQ, are listed for reference, as'it is a general
principle
that HJ Banns are located in such towns.
5. Part Three provides a numerical index of the Banne
with Gebiet to which each belongs.
Bame with specie2 names
till'oe
at the end of the list.
PART FOUR:~BAN1\Fi~ JLISW WTICAUY.
6. Pert Four gives the same information as Part Three,
except that Banne identified
by location only will.also
befound here, while I?a.xmeidentified
by mmkmr only are not
included.
PARTFIVE: HJ SCHO0zSANDCAMXS.
7. I Schools are here listed
subdivided in most cases according
they are lczated.
according to type, and
to the Gebiet in which
PART SIX: HJAUXUDSFk.
8. Part Six lists HJ representatives
abroad, according
to countries; rank and. functions are given,
NOTE: for German towns,
be made to the text.
hnexe D,
names of bureaux etc. reference should
0ff.icia.l abbreviations' are given in
Al
ANNEXEA
PART ONE
HJ.a3IEm
AND 3EFEmsTEw
With corresponding
NSDAP. &xl
Location of
Headpters
HJ, Gebiet
EJ’STZBP.
Gau
No:
Name:
No:
Name:
Ostpreussen (formerly O&land)
Mark Brandenburg
3erli.n
Niederschlesien
Pmm
Nordmrk
Nordsee
Niedersachsen
25
Ostpreussen
K&igsberg/Pr.
16
Frankfurt/%
Berlin (3.2
Breslau I
3tetti.n II
Xiel.
Oldenburg'O.
Hannover
Westf'alen-Nord
Ruhr-Niederrhein
K&+&hen
Moselland (formerly
Westmark)
Hessen-Nassau
Kurhessan
mttelland
Sachsen
Thtiingen
Franken
fi8
6
11
ErtlarkBrandenburg
Berlin
Niederschlesien
Pommern
Schleswig-Holstein
Weser-Elm3
Sad-Hannewer33raunschweig
Westfalen-Nord
Essen
Kbln-Aachen
Moselland
Hessen-Nassau
Kurhessen
Halle-Merseburg
Sachsen
Thtiingen
Franken
MUnchen-Oberbayern
W-text&ergHohenzollern
Baden
Bayreuth
Wiesbaden
Kassel
Halle/S.
Dresden A. 24
Weimar
NUrnberg
Mhchen
Stuttgart W.
Magdeburg-Anhalt
Mecklenburg
Westmark
Magdeburg
Schwerin
Meustadt/a.d,
Weinstrasse
Hamburg1
Wien Vr11/65
Ken XIX/~Y
Linz (Ponau)
Graz
nagenfurt
Salzburg
1
9
10
11
12
J-3
&
15
16
17
18
17
HOChland
3
21
26
29
37
33
18
10
13
8
27
34
7
19
42
20
wttemberg
21
22
33
34
Baden
l3aymuth (formerly
Bayrische Ostmark)
Mittelelbe
R&cklenburg
We&nt32% (formerly
Saarpfalz)
-Tz
Wien
Niederdonau
Oberdonau
Steiermark
K&r&en
Salzburg (formerly
Ostmark)
Tirol-Vorarlberg
IXh3seldorf
35
Sudetenland
32
Sudetenland
36
Schwaben
Danzig-Westpreussen
War&eland
30
4
Schmben
Danzig-Westpreussen
Wartheland
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
:i
1
2
3.4
17
40
3
43.
20
22
31
11
28
35
5
36
-w3
Wien
Niederdonau
Oberdonau
Steiermark
K&r&en
Salzburg
Tirol-Vorarlberg
Dusseldorf
MClnster/Westf.
bW.heim/Ruhr
KKLn
Koblenz (Rhein)
Strassburg
Bayseuth
Innsbruck
IXkseldorfEller
XeichenbergOberro-Senthal
Augsburg
Danzig
Posen
Location of
Headquarters
HJ. Gebiek
3:
Nanx?s
r&:
Name:
39
40
41
Mainfranken
15
23
24
42
Mainfranken
Oberschlesien
wlirzburg
Kattowitz
Ost-Hannuver
Ltieburg
Bochum
Prag XXX
Oberschlesiez3
Ost-Haanover
42 We&f alen-Slid
SE Gebiet Befehlsst.
Westfalen-Stid
l3hmen u. l&hren
IE
%
1~
w
R
Ekfehlsst.
Befehlsst.
Ekfehlsst.
Befehlsst,
Befehlsst.
Belgien
Generalgouvernement
Niederlande
Osten
O&land
Brussels
Krakau (Cracuw)
DenHaag
Riga
x On19 the Befehlsstelle
(Territorial
C-d
IQ) B&hswn und
M&hren (Protectorate
of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal
status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 4Z
ANNEXE
A
PART Two
THE HJ. GEBIETE x
Territorial
Administrations
GEBIET 1,
(Corresponding
in Numerical Order
OSWrntTssEN
to KDAP-Gau 25, OSTPREm)
HQ:
KBnigsberg/Pr.,
J&gerhof 17/18
Phone: 34 541
K,-Gebietsf&rer:
H&f.
HA.111,
Staf,
(Jfhlsik) :
Ch the 'Staff:
Oskar DWT
E!CHOLZ(H)
Baf. FRIERRICH
OTHERPEHSONALI'JYIES
(Assignment Unknown)
EM'. Alfons BAZTRUSCR
Herbert BOECH; (Fi%xerofaBann)
K.F. BRAND, (Firer
of a Bann]
met
Location:
Gebietsfwrerschule 3:
Mschimmen, Post
Lyck-Land
Gebietsftierschule IT
Moldenten
WEL. II
Rosensee
Landjahrlager
Karnitten
Adolf-Hitler-Schule
Tilsit
Reichsschiess u.
Gel&niieschule
Boyden
Ii
Including
Name of School
cowmandant:
OP cq:
Romotten
the BZFh~SSTJILLEN
No, & Name:
1
3
41
43
(Memel)
&!+ (Rminten)
45
147
150
151
270
278
290
291
292
293
296
30
471
473
679
681
(Galinden)
(Pregel)
(Natangen)
@f=app)
t Ermlatld
(w<gau
782
793
796
(Fried-land)
876
'
Cwder:
mnigsberg
Preussfsch
Holland
J3af. STRAHL Plg.Gef.1
Gumbixmen
Tilsit
Htinigsberg
Goldap
Ins terburg
r;yck
Allenstein
Sensburg
Ragnit
Ortelsburg
Wehlau
Preussisch
EyXau
Angerburg
Heilsberg
Braunsberg
Neidenburg
Memel
Heydekmg
Zichenau
Xackeim
Labiau
Bartenstein
PMhnen
.
Deutsch Eyl-au
Schrbttersburg
staf. BilkI?
Gef.in
Wtzen
Gef,in
Goldberg
Bad’. ENGLER
Seats of NSDAP-Kreise, at which corresponding
ppsibly
exist
&FaPP
Ebenrode
Gerdauen
Heiligenbeil
Heinrichtialde
Johmisburg
Mielau
Mohrungen
Elentffied
Sub-Units:
Lucat ion :
HJ-Banne may
Ostenburg
O&erode
Praschnitz
Rhzsel
Scharfentiese
Schlossberg
Sudauen
Treuburg
GBrn
(Corresponding
HQ:
2,
BdARKmmuRG
to ~wfw?-eau
16,
pr~furt/O.,
Phone:
Rejnmannstmsse
32 21
GebietsfYkrer:
Gebf. Mtz
Stellv.
o.Baf@. SCHULZ
GebietsftIhrer:
ll!lhRK E3IlANDENBIIRG)
HA. III:
O.Staf.
Gebietsinspekteur:
Franz IKrINK
Ernst
3
KNOCE?
GR&ER
SCHOOrSAND CAMPS
Type:
Gebietsftirschule
I
Location:
Name of School
0HYhT.Q:
Cottbus
Gerhmd Liebsch
Am Odersee
Landdienstlehrhof
Adolf-Hitler-Schule
Frantrfurt/Cder
Neueelle/b,
Guben
Potsdam
Reichsjugendftirschule
Potsdam
Reichsseesportschule
I
Prieros/&rk
Reichsschule f,
Weltanschauliche
Schultmg
Schloss
Molchowfi.
Neuxqpin
Reichsschule f,
Soziale Jugendarbeit
Kamrnerjb.
Golzow
v
P
~---
Trebbin
Comandmt:
O.Staf.
mw
No. & Name:
8
12
20
24
35
46
47
48
52
(JtkterbogLuckenwalde)
” &PPb!
BrandenburgZauch-Belzig)
Location:
Commander:
Drossen
Guben
JtiteAog
0.Geff.mJI.m
Nt3uruppk
Brandenburg
ZUlichau
Senftenbeyg
(aalau-Luckau)
(Soldin-Landsberg)Landrberg/W.
Geff. m
Geff. Heinz
POE33
0. staf-,
64
l.40
Prenzlau
Ktistrin
Geff. MELXTZ
14.1
195 (Osthavellend)
196
BWKh)
197 t Westprignitz)
275
368
Frankfurt/O.
Falkensee,
Eberswalde
Wittenberge
Sorau
BeeskowStorkow
369
370
Finsterwalde
Templin
71-f
723
Miederbarnim)
Ostprignitz)
(Westhavelland)
Bemau
Frit2waJ.k
Pots&ml
Crossen
Rathenow
.Seat,s of I'@QA.P-Kreise at which
possibly exist
Angermund;!
Laben
Meseritz
Gef.27,
%belsberg
Cottbus
372
373
374
Identified
Sub-Units:
mcm
( K>
Gef.in
Klsnigsberg
/N 111.
H.Geff, mscm
Gef.l (Besskew-Mitte)
H.&&f,
KBCK
Karl
Baf. mom
O.BEkf.
0. RIfixcm
o.staf,
corresponding
LI-iJc=
(IO
ILMiarme
Spremberg
Teltow
xnax
GEBIET 3.
(Corresponding
?isjaxLrN
to NSDAP-Gau3,
l373RLIN)
GEBIETSF~UNG
HQ:
Berlin C 2, Alexanderplatz
Phme: 51 5201
GebietsMhrer:
Gebf. KAxA2m
Stabsleiter:
H&f,
Ii&, ICI, Wehrerttichtigung:
Baf, GxzEISE2
Abt, Rechtsfragen:
Staf.
Geb.Insp.d.Flieger-HJ.~
Helmut N&ZX'EEW
Geb.Beauftr.f,Umsiedlung in Ostpreussen:
Baf. KRIUMER
4
Heinz WET2
PLfmiIRE
O.Baf. Benno ETTINGER
Baf. Willi van lEEID
H.Baf, Gottlieb HIEEH
Baf. mcm
SCHOOLSAND CAaapS
Name of School
orCamp:
Type:
GebietsfWrerschule
Birkenwerder
Gebietsmsikschule
Ost-Berlin
Herbert NORKUS
Wm. I
Dreetz/a,
SchIlferberg
NQL
36 Sormerlager
*
Klein Koris
JPEA.
Berlin-Spa&m
Xeichsfunkschule
BerlinCharlottenburg
'JJehrgang fb Jugend
u, Volksmusikleiter
%X-lbCharlottenburg
w Probably converted
to 'KEL,
Commandant:
Location:
No. & Name:
6
21
37
61
129
155 (Gerhard Liebich)
198
199 (Georg Peiser)
202
201
(Herbert
Norkus)
Identified
Sub-Units:
reddingReinickendorf
Horst-WesselStadt,
PrenzZauer Berg
WilmersdorfZehlmdorf
Pig. clef. 4
Staf,
NeukBllnmmm
Gef.19
%eptow
&MenbergBafl CALvn~ (K)
K&wick
tieuzbergMitte
CharlottenburgSP~d&U
Ba.f-. BRFp (K)
PankoW1GYeissensee
O.Staf. SCHXDF '
SteglitzTempelhof
hf.20
Baf, KUXHEL
Hoabi tSchbneberg
4,
GEBIET
(Corresponding
NIEDmmm
to FEiDAP-Gau 21,
NDXXSCWSIEN)
HQ:
Breslau I, Ohlauer Stadtgrabm
Phone: 52 241
G-ebietsfuk-er:
G-ebf. Herbert
Stabsleiter:
0,Baf.
'XA. I, Vex-waltung:
-a&&. Hans RADmKs
I-IA. III:
o.Baf.
Gebietsarzt:
i)r,
17/M
HIRSCH
Hans &km
I-iAJQf
GlrnYIEL
OTEF2P!;JIsONALITI~ @zx&!pment unknown)
Baf. Werner HAUFT
SCHOOLSAm ems
Type :
Location:
Name of School
or camp:
Georg Beiser
GebietsfWrerschule
I
Oderbeltsch,
Gebietsflihrerschule
II
Hassitz
Xr.Guhrau
Gebietsfeldscherschule
Hirschberg
YEL. VII
Bartnig ,
Kr.biilitsch
Yxi
Kmzendorf
l
n Vormilit&risches
Schiaucbildungslager
Siegfried
Gross Iser
GUSSWT
Kar tha
WEA.
Naurnbuq
N-1;:. ,
WaXstadt
Rekchq
coI?Imatldant:
,ortsdhlllc
1:
~(:~c::r:sschl: 1F :z.‘ir,
ir
$%&ably
lkmnnu/i3ober,
KrJ.Awenbcr.g
Ste inaqjOG.er
convcrtd
to J%.
No. &: Name:
7
10
Liegnitz
Schweidnitz
Breslau-Stadt
11
19
343
50
58
154
157
280
Location:
(Hiesengebirge)
3&?
28
349
350
351
352
375
376
378
379
803
807
810
Seats of EDAP-Kreise
possibly exist
Fraustadt
Preystadt
Goldberg
Guhrau
Habelschwerdt
Hoyerswerda
Mwenberg
.
GtSrlitz
Glatz
Wohlau
Glogau
Hirschberg
Brieg
Bunziau
L
Baf. SXIEHT
Plg.Gef.2
Baf. PROBST, SOF.
0. staf, IVIALORNY
kf* 17,
Siegersdorf
Miesky
(Kohlfurt)
Frankenstein
Breslau-l;and
Grtln'berg
Landeshut
Oels
Waldenburg
Trebnitz
%3=J
Reichenbach/
Eule
IJauban
Ohlau
Jauer
Striegau
Gef.27,
Hemumnsdorf'
Gef,in
Neumarkt
G&l,
Brockau
BE&. &LER
in Sprattau
Baf, NAGEL
at which corresponding
\
Identified
Sub-Units:
Cormmnder:
HJ-E&me may
Ltiben
Erfilitsch
Namslau
Neumarkt
Xothenburg
Strehlen
GEBIET 5,
(Corresponding
to
PoRlhlEIRN
NmA?-Gau
26,
PW)
i-i.1:
Stettin,
11 Falkenwaldrtr
Phone: 33 220
Gebietsfbr:
fE.Baf.
Stabsleiter:
U. Baf . STEmmGETq
HA. II, \Vehrerttichtigung:
0,Baf.
G-aujugendwalter:
o,Baf. vfmimm
Str.
69
Gerd TDXSER
SCmfARZ
SCHOOLS,
AND CB@S
Name of' School
or Cm-g:
Location:
Fype :
Gebietsftierschule
I
Binow-BucNreick/
Hans Mkllon
b,Stettin
Gebietsfilhrerschule
II
Machlin
Y/EL. I
Goddentow, Kr.
Lauenburg
PAL. 11
iVestfalenhof
WEL.
Gross-Born/
Neustettti
3e Sommerlager
L&min
Adolf-Hitler-Schule
Krl)ssinsee
2eichsseesportschule III
Ziegenort/Kr.
TJc&ermkde
x
Probably converted
,
Admiral
P, Trotha
to WEL.
commandant:
No. & Name:
2
9
I.4
34 (Ax-vol-pmrrlem)
42 (E.ansManon)
49
54
UY
175
(FriedebergAmswaZde)
176
193
Commander:
Identified
Sub-lJnits:
Gross-stettin
o.Baf.
ktorsm
stargad
hf. ldlJl?swFx
(sm. 3
o.Baf, STRUiU’CK
Location:
Flatow
Anklam
Stralsund
11.
ck?ff
LUCHT
.
CfMfE;2!
s to1p
Kolberg
Deutsch Ikane
14'ried&erg
295
353
KtSslin
Greifenhapen
:h2lrleidemitbl
BIltow
Naugard
Belgard
37x,
462
683
685
686
0, Staf. HOSSIlm~‘sc~ECI?
687
689
690
Schlochau
Geff. PLM3I (K)
Dramburg
STURCH(K)
Jamen
Seats of' NSDAP-Kreise at which correspmdinp,
possibly exist
pyritz
Regenwalde
Rmmelsburg
SchJawe
jJj
staJun?n
I,
I'Ix'nsmlde
Imenburg
Greifenberg
Greifswald
l
NAgen
K3.istettj.n
206
294
&i‘
1
H+Banm my
Schlochau
Ucke&de
Use&m-Wollin
GBIET 6,
(Corresponding
NO~\MK
to NSIXP-Gau 29,
3XIL~$-HOUT8Z~)
GEBI-E;TSF&WG
l-10:
Kiel, Augustenburger
Phone: 92 20
Gebietsftihrer:
Clfebf. Wbert
KStabsleiter:
U,Baf, Hans COUI?JG
HA. III:
Baf. KI'EIUNN
Geb. Beauftr./ill;V.:
Baf. rnE<rn
Gebiets~~lsikreferent:
23af. Friedrich
On the Staff:
H.Geff.
Platz
4
XEIFORTH
HEDE
SCHOOLS,4NB CAkPS
Location:
G-ebietsf%hrerschule
I
MalenteGrernsmtilien
Gebietsftlhrerschule
II
Gudenborg
T0a.d. Iv
3;eckSchtSrhorn
WEA.
Pl8nJFiolstein
Keichs jugendftierinnenschule
Mittelburg/b.
Eutin
Smerlager
(Motor HJ.) Fissau-Eutin
ik3me of School
or&imp:
commandant:
Otto BMcker
OHM
B.Geff. Dr.
SCHuElIANN
No, & Name:
84
85 (Norderdith86
rrmschen)
162
i63
w
185 (stormam >
337
202
418
Commander:
Schleswig
Heide
Staf.
WzmburgStadt
Ltibeck
Rendsburg
Kiel
Bad Oldesloe
LCfbeck-Land
Ytetiburg
Nemkster
419
463
498 . (Stldtondern)
iteg
819 (Stiderditha20
822
Location:
marschen)
Mbxln
Niebiill
PiEUleberg
Eckernf6rde
Brunsbilttel
Flensburg-Land
Segeberg
Eutin
Seats of X3X!?-tieise
possibly exist
Eidersteat
Husum
Lauenburg
Identified
Sub-hits:
KOCK
Erwin M8LLER (K) Gef,ti Kellinghusen
HA&f.
Erich
STORM(K)
Baf', CI-FKISTIAi~~
G.Staf', WITrYE
H.Geff, Erich
STOMf (K)
SCH',WTTZlw(K)
at which corresponding
HJ-Bannc ~2
Cldenbtq/Holst.
Yllsn
(Corresponding
to NSDAP-Gau 37,
VEER-m)
HQ:
Oldenburg i.O., Damn 3.
Phone: 6031 -
Gebietsftirer:
Gebf. LOHX,
Stab'skiter:
Baf. Xudi Dkf333
HA. IV,Bauemtum
Landdienst:
Geff.
und
mm
HA. L-k,
Baf, Gerd ARNM:
Gaubeatitragter
f,d.
Kriegsberufswet'ckampf:
H&f.
Gaupropgandaleiter:
Baf. Dr. GROLZJ.2
Carl JUNG
OTBXRFEZSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown.
AlfredBR&XIQX
(E%hrer of a Bann)
Baf, FEUXWUN6 in Renslage)Erwin GELLJ!XEENt Fbre~
ofaB8nn)
Baf, SCHACHTEBFlCK
(in OldenbuT,
O.Baf, Dr. Herbert WARF?ING
SCHOOLSAWDC&@S
Type i
GebietsfWmerschule
Location:
I
l
Gebietsf&rerschule
NPl3.A.
II
AumWlle/b,
Wildeahausen
Bad Zwischenahn
Haselknne
Name of School
or Cq:
Hansb&ffhnan
coamne#dant:
No. & Nme :
Identified
Sub-Unit=-:
Location:
Commander:
59
75
Wilhelm~haven
Bremen
78
@nabtick-Stadt
Oldenburg
Staf. GIESE
Baf. SEGELKKFJstamm I - XvJIf
Marine-Stamm
I -Iv
Fig.-stawa I -III
Flg,&f.
4
Motor-Stamm
I -Iv
Na.Gef- 1 - 4
91
148
191
(Emsland)
381
Keppen
Aurich
Vechta
Emden-Norden
Osnabtick-Land
Leer/Ostfriesl.
382
Oldenburg-Land
225
251
286
500
600
691
825
Bentheim
Lingen
Nordenha
j.kmmerland) Bad Zwischenahn
Seats of ITSUP-Kreise
possibly exxt
Aschendorf
Bersenbflck
Cloppenburg
Melle
l3af. STROH
Marine Gef,‘ 1
E'lg.Gef, 1
Staf. Villi
GEIS
'O.&f,
??A3NENBORG
Gef.in
at which cqrrespondina
Norden
Varel
Wittmund
Einswarden
HJ.-Banne may
*mm.
8, --mm
(Corresponding to Nspgp-Gau33, SbELW~-BRA--G)
Harmover,
hswalder
Str,
T/8
Phone: 52 631
K.-GebietsflGrer:
R,Baf, Hans SIERK
EA. III:
Staf.
Joachim -
ste11v. Gausports- Baf. ftuwer :
mHER momrEs
(Assiment
lhkIlown~
KarlBRcXXSC~(~rofaBaM)
BE&f, Dr. Kans -
Location:
Gebietsf&rerschule
cmdant
Dehmke/Hamel.n Peter %iess
Htlmelheide
LanddienstZehrhof
Name of School
or camp:
Edaigehausen/
G6ttingen
Akademie E'. Jugend- Braumchpeig
f*mg
Musikschule
Braunschweig
Musikschule
Bticke Berg
ss U.S~,
GIGM
:
No, & Name:
Location:
Sulingen
Hannover
Hildesheim
GMtingen
Braunschweigt
Stadt
73
74
79
82
92
164
250
255
256
257'
2 73
Hameln
Goslar
Helmtedt
Northeirn
Alfeld
(Kdenburg
)
Hmnwerr-Land
2%
Neustadt
445
HoYa9
Grak'schaft
4t6
447
448
449
450
451
452
Nienburg
VolPenbUttel
P&-L?3
Commander:
Identified
Sub-Units:
Marine Gef,
Baf, ZACHAU
Marine-Einheit
2, SW3
Gef. 44, Broitzen
Baf. JAK'BS
Baf, TR.ITSCm
Staf,
GRAB332
Flg.4ef.2
Gef.in Seesen
Gef.in
Barringhausen
Gef,in
Wunstorf
Gef.6,
Bra
Gef,in Bassum
Duderstadt
Blankenbuqy'
Harz
453
456
468
596
O.Baf. PUNK!3
Einheit
Bockenem
Hannoversch
hatlnden
BraunschweigLand-
597
598
599
791
945
osterode/Harz
Gleidingen
Salzgitter
Seats of lYSD&Ureise
possibly exist
at which corresponding;
Einbeck
Gandersheim
.
Grafschaft Diepholz
Rolzminden
Northeim
Zellerfeld
HJ,-Ekmne mar
z.See
tgcm~!P 9,
(Corresgmnding
WESTFm-NW
to NSRAP-G~U
38, ~STF~AN~)
HQ:-
M.!nster, Diepenbrockstrasse
Phone : 40 051
Gebietsf4h2er:
Gebf, Walter
Stellv, Gebietsf-Uhrer:
O.Baf. &!EISE
Gebietsbeauftragter f. KLV.:
s-t&,
BetriebsjugendWalter:
Baf. E+ald GIEH3LE.R
30
KRbHER
HAUSEN
OTHERPERSOUTIES
(Ass~&m ent Unknown)
Baf, Fritz A.L!CHOl?F'
Heinz BRkJiER (Fkrei
of a
Baf. Hexmann FRICKE
O.Baf. HImEL
Type :
Lmation:
Name of School
or camp:
G-qbietsf?ihrerschule
Schloss
Walter Vagnitz
Gebietsftirschule
Haldem
WEL. I
Haltern/Westf.
WlET,Iv
JJariawald
Schmsbell/
b. *en,
Augustdorf'/b.
Sennelager
Augustdorf'/b.
Sennelager
Reichsspo&schule IV
Coxnandant:
Gladbeck
Geff. tirT&
No. & Name:
Location:
Commander:
Identified
Sub-Units:
13
15
55 oJippe)
135
M&mter
Minden
Detmold
Hagen
o.Baf.
Fig. -Gef. 3
llc5
i58
168
E3urgsteinfurt
Bielefeld
Coesfeld
I.83
Herford
GelsenkirchenBuer
Recklingha.umm
228
252
233
261
262 (BottropGladbeck)
BeckumWarendorf
Bocholt
Bcmrop
263
281
Rheine
Faderborn
385
Htiter
s-
Gef.lS, Hagenmesey
0,Baf.
wEssIEI;NANN
Gef.33, Nerdltiwen
Baf',' S~xtQANN
Baf. G
Staf WINKEIF
W&Et
staf,
Em
Gef.8,
DelbAck
Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding
possibly exist
ekeburg
LEbbecke
hdinghausen
in Cloppenbw3
Rinteln
Tecklenbuq
.Wiedenbrhk
HJ-Barme may
GmIET 10,
(Corresponding
RuwR-h'IEW
to MQKP-Gau 6,
ESSEN)
GEBIETShUNG
HQ:
Milhein/Ruhr,
Herbert-Howard+Platz
Phone: 44 161
K,-Gebietsfier:
H.Baf. Hemarm PETRI
Gebietsbeauftragter f. XIX,:
H,Geff,
Gebietsarzt:
Dr. -
Abteilung Osteinsatz und Um.ddienst:
Baf. II??, SCrn~TZ
1
SICKERMANN
CTHEXPERSONALIT~S (Assi@mentUnkncwn)
Baf, Heinz I3I3WlNGI
Baf. Dr. Heinz LANGE
H.Baf. Dr. Eugen V8GLE.R
SCHOOLSAND CABdps
Type:
Location:
Name of School
orCamp:
Gebietsfmerschule I
Burg Alpen
Herbert Howarde
GebietsfWxrerschule II
L&ford
Gebietsfeldscherschule
Mtilheim
WEA.
Heythusen
(Hollend)
Nachritohtenschule
&soy
YBEL.III
Harzbeck/u.
Geldem
+mandant:
Staf.
CAFI1;z
Identified
Sub-Unfts:
NO, 4 Ntm:
Location:
Commander:
57
60
159
173
235
236
237
238
Rees
Oberhausen
b&lheirr/Ruhr
Essen
Duisburg-Sid
Duisburg-Nerd
Moers
Kleve
o.staf. mzEN
O&f,
!5EEGMANpJ
Baf. B-h.3
0,~.
UGEWIE
Mot.Gef.10
Bat?, Hl!imscHEN
in Hamborn
E!af.Pkl!HE
Staf. ICBENER
HA&f.
TIIIEXER-
239
469
470
Essen-Nerd
Dinslaken
Geldem
Baf. WOLFF
K.Geff
stellv,
l
JfhzKIEL,
GEBlfET 11,
(Corresponding
IdhMACHEN
to NSDAP-~U 12,
K&&AACHEX)
HQ:
XKLn, Claudiusstrasse
Phone : 40 753”
1
K.-Gebietsftth~~r:
H.Baf.
EIA, Leiter:
Staf.
Stellv.
Gebietsarzt:
0,Ba.f. Gerhard. JWPfSCH
JUXSTADT-BOHCHERT
Willi
BRAUN
OTJDEZ
PERSOIJALITIES(Assiment
U&pm)
Baf. Freddy lV?REm
o.Baf. ww
SCHOOLSAMI CM
T.ype:
Location:
Name of School
or CRmp:
&bietsf%hrerschule 1
laIBrath/"b.
Ktjln
Paul Thewellis
GebietsfWwerschule II
Mehlem/"b.
Godesberg
Baldur vun
Schirach
NJZL. I
Schleiden/
Eifel
VEL. II
Zweifall
(Stolberg)
WmJ.
&meter
m.
Kohlscheid
WEI;.
kkrlsbeuden
WNlJ*
Sbgerath
Jugendmusikschule
Siegburg
A,H,-Schule
K6nigswinter
A.H. Schule
vFzk
A.H.4Wml.e
m.
WalbrtJl
.
Reichsauabildtmgslaear II
Bensberg/b.
KBln
.
tbwrfle+.eP
Comrmldant :
NO. & Name:
16
Aachen-Stadt
(Hansestadt
Ktbl)
65
, 160
161
217
240
m%d
&l
(Uberbergisch)
242
K&I
ItbIn-Land
'Bopur
llax%Il
KI%n-Sfid
Siegburg
Gmmersbach
Jiilich
673
Euskirchen
Bergisch
Gladbach
Aachen-&nd
Bergheim
Schleiden
Geilenkirchen
Erkelenz
Eupen
674
8~0
Manschau
272
3lr,
3%
;L!3
389
46k
Ccmander;
Htiln (rechtsrhein. )
25
53
Locatioti:
Ma3.mdy
Identified
Sub,-Units:
Gef.5,
Baf, Georg
WERLE
H8henberg
Mot.Gef.1
B&f. Kurt
BECKMANN
Czef.12,
Uferen
H,Geff,
ENGEL (Is)
Fig. Gef’.
GEBIET12,
(Corresponding
MOST
to NSRAP-Kreis MOSELLAND)
HQ:
Koblenz, Alte I4osklburg
Phone: yj 08
Gebietsf'Uhrer:
Gebf. Bolf
Stabsleiter:
Bar. if?aAmIG
WL. IT, 3auermtum
utld Landdienst:
Baf, Rolf BEXXm
Abt. Press u,
Pr0pqand.a:
SW',
Geb. Beauftragter
f, Jugendorganixation
in
Luxemburg:
0.Ba.f. Karl FFJJXN
KARRACH
WY,GA,TTOW
gl?HE.flPERSOTUITIES (Assi~tJhikmwn)
O,Baf, Heinz BCPP
SCHOOLSAm CAMPS
Type :
Location:
Name of School
or camp: s
Gebietsfkerschule I
Niederlahnstein
Erich Niejahr
f%bietsft;Shrerschule If
A.H.-Schule
Niederhauqen
A.H.-Schule
Platten
WEA.
Calmer Berg
(Luxenibuxg)
Koblenz
C-dant:
--
No, & Name:
Location:
28
KobZenz
29
BitburpJEifel
68
Andernach
69
Trier
Identified
Sub-Units:
Commander:
kf.3,
Vallendar
243
(Vied)
Neuwied
244
(Lieser)
Wittlich
2@j
(&ittelmosel)
TrabenTrarbach
246
(Hochwald)
IaarOberstein
247
(Idamald)
Baumholder
248
(Hurwrtick)
Simrn
inPr&ll
Baf. ZIEGm
kf.37
258
Saarburg
3%
Bad Kreumach
355
Remagen
391
Hermeskeil
O.Geff, LzINm (K)
765
Bernkastel
Walter lLlI?RW(K)
Luxembusg
Bar. Fritz
w.l6,
Strorrib&rg
Seats of PX%XP-Kreise at which correspondinff
possibly exist
Ahmeiler
Betxdorf/Sieg
Kochem
st. Gear
HAI;A:.
H&B-e
may
GEBIET 13,
(Corresponding
IfEs$EM-NASSAU
to NSRAP-C-au10,
IXESZXN-NAXiAU)
HQ:
Wiesbaden, Herbert-Norkusstrasse
Phone: 20 f541
K,-Gebietsftirer:
H.&f,
St85sZeiter:
O,Baf, Heinz KE@XJ!PZ
HA. II,
tigung
Wehrerttich:
39
ERNST
Baf. MICHEL
HA, IV,Bauerntum
und Landdienst:
Baf. Rolf BECKI
GebietsinspekLeur
der Flieger-HJ,:
Rolf BOUKER
Gebietsarzt:
Dr. Joergen ZX%GEEF-VOIGT
OTI@RPEESONAUCT~S(Assijqment
o.Baf, Dr. GAUHL
Ernst GmSS (mer
Unlmawn)
of aBann)
SCHOOLSAND CAMPS
Type :
Location:
GebietsFQhrerschule I
Eltville/a.Rh.
Gebietsfllher-
mnigshofed
Ts.
schule II
WEL
Breitscheid/
Westerwald
WEL, II
Hmdstadt/Ts.
K5I.J.
&egskopf/
Westemald
R Someslager
Geilnau
NETA
&nienstein/
a.& La.hn
Reichsausbildungslager IV
Stegskopf/
Vesterwald
Name of School
or camp:
Christian
Gr8ssmam
converted
I
K.
Xusikschule
% Probably
commandant:
into VXL.
43af
l
STAHL
NO, 24Name:
Location:
80
61
87
Eesbaden
k.ankfurt/
8. HAin
(Cberwesterwald)
88
98
115
116
(Peter
Frie5z)
117
118
166 (?!aunuT)
186
249
253 (Lahnta1)
254
Ccmmander:
(Wetterau)
287
288
303
304 (Voplsberg)
392
771 (Unterwester-
Identified
Sl.l+units:
Westerburg
W.8,
VJetzlar
Yanau
Lkmnstadt
Giessen
Main2
ckf.21
Baf. ms
IiIMlLING
woxms
&id m.Tnburg
Frankfurt/
a. Main
3ensheim
Limburg
Bad Nauheim
Offenbach
St. Goarshausen
Iierborn
Lmterbach
Schlkhtem
Xontabaur
Staf.
BfkKDlG
Sbf.
I!IxxxkLK
in Schwalbach
W&d)
772
Seats of lEDIl?-Kreise
pos,sibly exist
Alzcy
Bingen
Rtitc!ingq
Erbach
Erbach
at which
corresponding
Gclnhausen
Grocs-Gerau
Yleilburg
HJ-Banne may
GEiEEEZ14,
(Corresponding
J.ClRlBSSm
to NSDAF’-Gau13,
HQ:
Kassel, Kdserstr.
52
Phone : 35 075
GebietsfCfhrer:
H,Baf. ScErn
KURHES~N)
CXlEEElPlBEKNALITIES (Assignment Unknown)
Rudolf GAEERT(F&rer
Type :
Location:
KEL. II
Hmberg
wEL* III:
Ziegenhain/
Bez. Kassel
V-EL. rv
Post R&uxhain/'
ti. Weysa
WEL. v
Yost Btihrshain/
ii, Treysa
of a Bann)
Name of School
or camp:
comandant :
O,Geff,
JmlATH
No. & Ngne:
83
_*
Identified
sib-units :
Location:
Cmmander:
Kassel
I3af. l3liDENH,AUSENFlg.Gef.4,
Mot.S~
167
Fulda
192
Ho&erg/
a.d. Efze
2%
Jarburg
226
Korbacw
T/aldeck
274 (Meissner)
Eschwege
MM.Gef.1
EM.' EICa
l3liiRGE.R
HersfeId
ckf.13,
Hertigen
393 (Ixeinhards-
Hofgeismar
O.Baf, SCBW
Xelsungen
Erich BISCHC~
(K)
wald)
761
Seats of N3MP-tieise
possibly exist
at which corresponding:
HJ-Banne my
3zmkenberg
'CViteenhausen
Ii'3nfel.d
Volfhagen
Botenburg
Ziegenhain
I
GEBIZT X5, MITTELZAM)
(Corresponding
to pliSDAP-Gau8,
HAZE-MERSEBURG)
GEBXiWSF~WG
46
HQ:
Halle/Saale,
Burgstrasse
Phone: 27 061
Gebietsftier:
O.Gebf, Kichard RXKIWERTH
HA. Leiter:
Baf. IYIATTER
OTKERPElXSONALITIES(Assipmnt
H.Baf.
TJnknom>
Johannes I&lXER
SCHOOL5ANMX@?Z5
Gedietsffirerschule
Locaticm:
Name of School
0rCam-p
Gut Grimritz/
b, Halle
Vemer Gerhard
ccwmandant:
TmL. I
wExL 11
Landdinestlehrhof
I?PEA.
Reuden/b.
Zeitz
3 Abstdorf
Naumbur@;/Saale
Schulpforta/
b. Nawiburer
0. ;jtaf.
NO. 8e Name:
36
HalLe-Stadt
72
Torgau
203
Naukbyrg
234
Scheinitz
266
(BdansfeldSee)
C-&r:
Location:
Identified
Sub-Units:
in Herzburg/
Elster
Eisleben
301
Bitterfeld
MCM-33f.2,
Wolfen
302
Merseburg
stamln v,
356
Wittenberg
DOrrenberg
Halle-Land
Gef.25,
Zacherben
395
Bad Liebenwerda
Gef.22,
Kersdoti
3%
Delitzsch
Gef.16,
397
Sangerhausen
398
Zeitz
Xarine-Gef.1
399
Querfurt
Gef.in
Eckartsberge
Gef.in Xossleben
394
479
(Saalkreis)
Eilenburg
Na.Gef.1,
Eilenburg
(mlsfeldGebirge)
Hettstedt
'
St&me in
Ermsleben
Klostemmnsfeld
Leimbach
Mippra
Ahlsdorf
G51%1" 16,
(Comespcmding
SAI=HSEN
to X3DAP-Gau 27,
SACIISEN)
(riiEKmTs*mG
H&:
Dresden A 24, Bismarckplatz
Phone: i& 451
:,lL, -\7ebietsfIlhrer;
H.&f.
?A. IV, Bauernturn
md Landdienst:
Baf', KOHL
kbietsinspekteur
f. Cst43achsen:
O.Baf,
Wilhelm
?
GUASE
STFJGLICM
SCHOCG,AND CAMPS
Name of School
or caJ7qx
m:
Location;
GebietsfUhrerschule I
Gmthen/b.
GrW
Gebietsf'Uhrerschule II
Glauchau
Gebietsftfhrerschule III
b. Dresden
Gebietsfeldscherschule
Leipzig
Hans Queitzsch
'ImL, II
m3L. III
Straschitz
WEL. VT
Schloss Hainewalde/b. zittau
Z-EL, XII
Altenberp,
JEL,
Aschberg
WEL.
Dable~ti.
Oschatz
m3L .
Neu;circh/!;r.
Chemnitz
K!3L.
Schibacl&.
Oelsnitz
w R,-Samrrterlager
"Buch '*
Oahlener
Landdienstlehrhof
Heidehof/b.
Horitzburg
x
Probably
Heide
converted
into
TEL.
cmd,ant:
Identified
Sub--its
:
NO. & Name:
Location:
Comander:
loo
301
102
Dresden-Stadt
Grossenhain
Zittau
O,Baf, SmGu[cH
H.Geff. CZM[ARz (K)
103
Bautzen
Chemnitz
Annaberg
104
105 (Obererzgebirge)
133
Auerbach
Leipzig
Dresden-Land
Zwickau
134
138
139
177
Ylauen
Weissenfels
D6bel.n
Pima
l-78
179
181
182
Kamenz
Grimma
Fl8Jha
Yreiberg
206
Oelznitz
Aue
Meissen
Stollberg
Glauchau
L8bau
Boma
Hochlitz
106
107
108
207
238
210
211
212
2'13
2&
2?3
216
357
(Tam-4
Chemitztal)
Qschatz
iXppoldiswalde
Xasienberg
Gef.9,
Olbersdorf
O.Baf. G133WUR
.
Gef. 2,
Kirchberg
Q.Geff, lvI&EITIN
O.Baf. IE3IJI
stxm IT,
Heidenau
Gef. 8,
zschachwitz
Gef. 15 )
Lobmen
Gef.13, Niederbobritsch
Gef.14, Uberbobritzsch
Gef.8
3af, KU~
O,Baf'. L&XZR
Baf, FMJMAAN
(Corresponding
to XSW-Gau 34,
HQ:
Weimar, Lottenstrasse
Phone: 63 36
GebietsfWwer:
0,Gebf.
Type:
Location:
Gebietsftlbrerschule
Allstedt/a,d,
HelIne
'r7mJ, II
OlnrrjlrUf
ma.
Bad Berka
VrnL. Iv
-iGUdS
im
Vacha
l
lTidhINGEN)
17
Theo SCKfil'li:
A.H,-Schule
Blankenh&.n
A.H.-Schule
Weimar
m-ml,
Illfeld/Ham
Reichsschiessschule
Obemassfeld
Musikschule
Sondershausen
Xus ikschule
Weimar
Lehrgang ffir
Jugend u,
Volksm-usikleiter
Weimar, Schloss
Belvedere
&me of' School
or Caq:
Rufolf
Commndant:
SchrtJder
H.Baf.
SIEGm
3s o.schEtf.
No; & Name:
Location:
32
Schmalkalden
71
Erf'urt
94
Jena
95
Gotha
96
Greiz
153
Gera
218
Saalfeld
219
Scmneberg
220
Amstadt
221
Whlhausen
222
(Eichsfeid)
Commander:
Identified
Sub-Units:
Flg.Gef.TV
O.B&f. I&mR
Gef.
26, Weida-
Nerd
Flg.Gef.1
H,Geff.
MCXU'G(K)
Heiligenstadt
223
Nordhausen
358
Ideiningen
359
TiYeimar
360
Eisknach
361
Altenburg
Seats of NZWP-K.re,ise at which correspontin.
possibly exist
HJ-me
Hildbm@ausen
Schleiz
Langensalza
Sondershatisen
may
(Correspondkg
to IWW?-&u
7,
t >
Y?MNXDJ
~EZXE!PS*UNG
HQ:
NWnberg, Y?esttorgraben 17
i?hme: 63 055
GebietsfUwer:
Ckbf. Dr. Alfred
HA. IV, Bauemtum
und Landdienst:
Q,BaF, Fritz
RAXXKE
LOOS
UTm PEEISONBLITES (Assi~ent
Unkmwn)
H.Baf. PaulKI!ACHHW
H.B&f. SC-
Type :
Location:
Name of School
or cm2:
GebietbfEhrerschule
Cadnlzbuz?g
Josef G&III
l3XNTIFIETI RAANE
No. .c%Narpx
Location:
Commander:
Identified
Sub-Units:
113 II
Nhberg
O,Baf. RMJZX
Na. Gef. 4
308
Rothenbuq/
0, d. r‘.
Baf. LODL
339
Ansbach
321
NUmberg
324
F&rth
333
Weissenburg
774
Erlangen
TZf.22, Buch
Mot.Gef.1,
Mthenbach
EDrn (x)
Seats of X3&U?-Kreise at which corres~dina_EW43anne
possibly exist
DinkelsbBhl
Neustadt
Eichst&tt
Lauf/a.d.Pregnitz
Schwabach
rqy
(Corresponding
to mAP-Gau
19,
HQ:
Mkchen, Georgenstrasse
Phone: 3481~
GebietsfUwer:
Gebf. Thorn ST&XL
HA. III,
Weltanschauliche
schulung:
Baf. Heinz MILLER
HA. IV, Bauerntum
und Lmddienst:
H.Baf. XEHRLICHER
ldh!lEN-QB)
'7
Baf, Wilhelm II?FEIT.AG
Gebietsinspekteur
sm. :
Baf, Klaus STRAUB
Gebietswzt:
star.
on the stE&f:
Baf, Ul2xK.x
Dr. l!7zExR
ScHQOLfsAND CUPS
Type :
Location:
G-ebietsftlhrerschule
weyarn/hn.
Miesbach
‘YrnL.
Treuchtlingen
WEL
l
TEL,
vm
l
a.
Reichssegelflugschule
Schwangau
AA-Schule
CXemsee
NITA.
Neubeuernllnn
Name of School
or camp:
Josef Neumeier
.
Commandant:
No. A Name:
!I
n
3”10
313
mnau)
i IStlX)
:2’:
327
328
336
(btal)
337
454
593
594
Location:
Corqrnander:
Mnchen
rngols taat
Freising
Landberg/Lech
GarmischPartenkirchen
MIhldorf
Rosenheim
w Bad -9eichenhall
Bad T&z
Aichach
Wasserburg
Traunstein
ECKL, SOF.
Miesbach
Stamberg
llPaffenhofen
F&mtenfeldbruck
Ebersberg
Erdiw
595
850
854
855
8%
879
Seats of NSUP-eeise
possibly exist
AlttStting
Dachau
Schongau
o.staf.
Identified
Sub-Units:
Nc(!mx
Baf. Karl W&X
Na.Schar 4,
&h&au
Bat
Gef.in
dorf
STEIN
O.Staf,
at which corr-nding
WEEEZ
HJ-Bame may
Schrobenhausen
Veilheim
Siegs-
GI$.BBT 20,
(Correspwding
jdh?.TTWE?&B.G
's&RTTFXBERG-HOl%3JZOLIERP?)
to XSDAP4a~l 42,
Stuttgart
W, Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse
Phone: 65 @56
GebietsfUhrer:
Gebf. Erich SW=
Stabsleiter:
Baf, FRESH
HA. II, wehrertllchtiguq:
U,Baf, li3limJ
Gebietsinspekteur
d, Marine IiJ.:
JANLE
Gebietsarzt:
O,Baf. Dr. BAUER
K.-HA.Ltr,:
O.Baf. Audi DIEUN
Abt,Ltr,
im Stab:
Baf. Georg UN=,
(ilTHERP~OUXTES
40
Baf. Eugen PFUD3XER
(Assijqnment Unknown)
O.&f, Werner &!TGXN (may be in Gebiet 36)
Baf, STmG (in Tuttlingen)
SCHOOLsANT CAhilps
Ty-pf3-:
Location:
Gebietsftirerschule
StuttgartSolitude
%ELt, III
A1tenstei.G
b. Hagold
VI3L.
Hechingen
\VEL.
Mochental
Ausbildungslager
der Gebietsf%hrung
Oberstaufen
IWElL
Backnang
m.
Iiottwei1
Reichsausbildungslager III
IZningen
PJarneof School
orCamp:
',Vilhelm Neth
Commandant:
No, & Name:
Location:
Commander:
119
GrossStuttgart
Baf. Gustav
DISK
w3af. ltfbHmAu.ER
Il.20
121 (Unterland)
Heilbronn
Identified
Sub-Units:
GeF.38,
Meinshe im
Gef.17,
HeilbraunBkkingen
Crailsheim
122
123
124
Baf. LbE~NTHAL
Baf.wILLIEZ
125
126
127
(Zollern)
180
Freudenstadt
Ebingen
Ludwigsbjarg
Waiblingen
;:;
Esslingen
(Wilhelm Neth) Biberach
366
401 (Schwarzwald) Calw
Bbblingen
402
403 (Heuberg)
Tuttlingen
Rottweil
425
426 (CJberer
Horb
Neckar)
Leonberg
Strohg&v)
:;i
Vaihingen/Enz
t Strombel:g)
Eeutlingen
429 (kha)
Gef.in
Belingen
Bar. IfiAME3
(Rems)
431
432
433
435
436,
437
438
439 (Ho~berg)
J.&O (SchwKbisck
Wald)
442 (Chrngau)
443
Donaubnd)
Cowburg)
Baf, EI&WMGm
C.Geff,
l3YLAND (K)
O.Baf, G"prg
HAm
Friedrichshafen
Wangen/APlg&u
Saulgau
Mkk.ngen
Baf. FAILENNtitingen
scnm
(R)
*Pingen
Heidenheim
Schtibisch
Chtind
Backnarig
Oehringen
Bad Uergentheim
Ehmingen
Schwgbisch E&L1
MAidh?m (K)
Sigmaringen
kf.6,
Scheer
G.l1BIZS'T
21,
(Corresponding
BAD73
to I'EXXP-Gau 1,
BAD3.N)
Strassburg, Reirmarschstrasse
1
(formerly in Karl.sruhe, Mppurer
Thone : 27 5%
Gebietsffihrer:
O.Gebf. Friedhelm lWl?m
Gebietsinspektew:
H,Baf, Norbert
Mbietsarzt:
Dr. mx
Strasse 29)
FRANK
(AssiFfnment Unknown)
-OTIIER2FY!3%3ONM,11TI%S
Karl BAWd (Ftihrer of a By-m)
Baf, Bh
O.Baf'. Karl ESCHIJX
Bar. HIKQX&NV
Baf. ZIKKXWNN (in Bruchsal)
~~300Ls m
cum
Name of' School
Type :
kxation:
or cmp:
GebietsfYihrerschufe I
Ettlingen
Fritz
&bietsfQhrerschule II
Ollweiler
Gebietsftirer-
Rastatt
co~J.rnmrldant:
KrtSber
schule
Gebietsftihrerschule
Neckargemtid
\m.
II
Hauenstein/
Pfblz
VEL. III
Herrenalb/
Schwarzw.
IVXLI
uML0m
l
H Hlhrersommerlager
Oberehnheiq/
Strassburg
LNPEA.
Achern
NPEA,
Reichenau
Reichssport-
Treiburg/
Baf, B'URGlXBFF
No, & Name:
Location:
Comrnan&er:
40
109
110
111
112
Donaueschingen
Y~lsruhe-Land
Heidelberg
Baden-Baden
Yertheim
Preiburg
Konstanz
L8rrach
L3.h.r
Offenburg
Mannheh
Baf. KAST
Baf, FW!3Y
O,Baf, IlYEmz
(Tr, Krtiber)
113
wt
142
149
170
171
Staf,
HEXBST,SCW.
.
Baf, GANZ
Baf, CLEIG
u.staf, BARTH
Pf orzheim
4cj4
4.05
406
407
408
$2
727
728
729
730
731
732
733
734
735
(Seegau)
&sbach
WaNshut
Bruchsal
Villirlgen
YJberlingen
Buchen
Kehl
(formerly in
Strassburg)
742
Sinsheim
S8ckingen
SLacka&
Bvll
finmendingen
Mtillhei~
Volfach
Neustadt
Weissenburg
&3Jp3l&U
Zabern
StrassburgStadt
Molsheim
StrassburgLand
Schlettstadt
Ba~poZtsvveiler
743
KOlrnar
736
;;i
739
740
74.X
74s
745
746
747
Gebweiler
TW
MfMhausen
Altkirch
Laufenburr?:
Identified
Sub-Units:
Gef.21
Gef. 1,
PforzheimDillweissenstadt
Baf, K3ETZ
Sepp KOGG(R)
Baf. Karl -X&DEL
Staf. NAIKR
U,Staf', BJNTSCHI
0,Baf. mm
Baf. DE310mT
Stamn I,
Sundheb
Neumtihl
Kork
Odelshofen
stm m,v,
Preistett
Marine-Gef.
GEBIET 22,
(Corresponding
BAYTWJTH
to Nm-Gau
2,
BADWJ!LX)
GJ3BIlDSPtiUNG
HQ:
Bapeuth, Xaxstrasse
Phone: 33 41
K.-Gebietsf'tlhrer:
H,Baf'.UVW?BECK
2
Stabsleiter:
HA. IV, Bauemtum
und Landtienst:
H.Geff.
Gebietainspekteur
SD. andSS
Verbindungsftihrer:
Willi
Qzbietsbeauftragter
f. KLV.:
Baf, scm>m
Gebietsbeauftragter
f.d. Feuerwehrdienst:
Baf, HEINDL
Gebietsreferent
Kommnalarbeit:
Gebietsrechtsreferent:
f.
U!XlXtNGm
DAM
H,Geff,
GFJLING
Dr, STbrnG
OTHERPERSONALITIES (AssiF(nment Unknown)
Baf, K&B (in Dingolfing)
H.Baf. Fe331 MOILER
SCHUOLSA.NDC&PS
T.ype:
Location:
WEL. II
Guttenthay/b.
Kenmath
WEIJ. III
Erasbach/b.
Neumark
Landdienstlehrhof
Neumark
Landdienstausleslager
Bayreuth
A,ii.-Schule
HeswXberg
Name of School
or camp:
Hotieister
10. A Nm.e :
307
;z
329 (Fichtelgebir
330 (Koburg'j
e>
332
339
340
341
342
345
346
589
694
697
858
861
862
864
867
868
(Voitsberg)
Seats of XX&P-Kreise
possibly exist
Beil.nj-#es
Bogen
Dingolfing
Xbemannstadt
Griesbach
Hauzenberg
Lichtenfels
&!&berg
Location:
Ccnnmander:
Bmberg
Weiden
Bayreuth
Kegensburg
Passau
Hof
Baf.
Baf,
Baf.
hf.
hf.
&burg
mSTNER, Hans,
SOF.
Fritz THUMM(K)
Landshut
Neumarkt
Cham
Deggendorf'
Eggenfelden
Amberg
Straubing
Aussergefild
Kelheim
Wunsiedel
Forchheim
Kulmbach
Kronach
Vilshofen
Mainburg
Zwiesel
CberriechtachWaldmtknchen
Stiach/fn.n
Identified
Sub-'&its:
mocm
BAYER
HAUSLADEN
I!4tbER
THOMBS
Baf. LIST
Baf, HEINDL
Baf. Hans BECK
BBC=
(K)
Baf.DIETEL
O.Sihaf. KCjNTG(K)
Baf. THOW
DrnRL
(K)
Baf, M&XX
IlILEDmmmR, SW.
at which corresponding
HJ-Banne max
Parsberg
I
Koding
Rottenburg-L&ber
Schwandorf
Strakonitz
Tirschreuth
Vohenstrauss
Waldkirchen
GmIEIT 23, NXTTELELBE
(Corresponding
toNSDAP-Gaul4,
MAWEBURGANi%%T)
HQ:
Magdeburg, Werner-F'ritze-Strasse
Phone: 44 fJf31
K,-GebietsfWrer:
H,Baf. BARTSCH
HA. II, vehrertichtigung:
Staf.
Gebietsbeauftragter
f. KL;v. f
Bar. LFIUE
Un the Staff:
Baf, Erich HIIZXSCH
25
HEZSE (K)
(IITTBRIYElEKNUES
i
(Assilpznaent Unknown)
H.Baf. SCHBEo,l3&f. TICHY (in -de-g)
hap. CttntherZW"IG-(h-burg)
Type:
Locaticsn:
&bietsfWwerschule I
Thde
JmL.
Bernburg
WEL.
Hqysburg
WEL
Thale
Gebietsmusikschule
Dardesheim
KLV.-Lager
illlHarZ
FluggeMnde
Flieger-HJ.
d,
N&e of S&ml
or camp:
Prohser Berge
NPEA.
dallenstedt
NPEA.
KMhen
Rcichsausbildungslager 1
b, Dessau
Anhalt
cwant:
No, & Nme:
26
27
(Allmark-West)
66
Location:
Cornmandex?:
Xagdeburg
Gardelegen
E&if. mm
Identif'ied
Sub-Units:
0, Baf.
Siewertz
Burg/h
Magdeburg
93
365
(Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau
Halberstadt
Baf', GRUPE
Stamm in
Wemigerode
209
409
410
411
Norderbarde
Altmark-Ost
Schbebeck
staf.
Eialdensleben
Stendal
mthen
Baf.Lumy
MiiRm
Gef,in
Veckenstedt
(K) Gef.in
Salzelnen
O.Geff;
Ixjmmmm
H.Geff,
STANGE
422
G7
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
Osterburg
Zerbst HamersJeberi
Wanzleben
Genthin
Stassfurt
Bernburg
Calbe
Oschersfeben
Quedlinburg
Salzwedeb
Wolmirstedt
Baf. l3UCHHEIIM
wEI?Tzuu
(H)
GEBIJ.39'2&,
(Correspcmding
J4FCmuRG
to NSIUP-Gau 17,
Horst Wessel Strasse-1
(Arsenal)
Schwerin/i.,M.,
HQ:
Phone:
MKXLENBURG~
29 83
H,Baf. Walter UNGER
Gebietsftier:
Baf. Dr. HtfBNElR
'Stabsleiter:
HA. II, Gebietssportlehrer:
Dr. KLOSF
Landesjugendamt
(Kriegsberufswettkampf):
0,Baf.
Bpilli
Geb. Syhul- und
Hochschulbeauftragter:
0,Baf.
KOESTF;R
Gaujugendgruppenftier:
*
HINZ
IcLLDm
Otf%ERYERSOi'ULITIES (AssAment
Unknm~
Baf. I8HMANN
Baf. RICK&!! (in Restock)
Baf, Dr. VCBS
SCHOOLS'm
!Pype:
Location:
VJEL. I
Varen
WEL. II
Wwen
Landdienstlehrhof
Neckeln
A.H.-Schule
Heiligendamm
CAMPS
NamRaf School
or Camp:
Cedant:
No. & Name:
Location:
Cammnder:
89
SchwwinStadt
H.Geff'. SO&ANN
90
Restock-Stadt
Baf. WANWIEJ
Y?
Neubrandenbw3
B&T, C2ANZEL
298
Ludmigslust
299
Mistrow
413
WiSmar
414
(MMtz)
staf.
WILHELM
Waren
415
Parchirn
416
Malchirl
7%
Schwerin--Land
757
Restock-Land
758
Hagenm
Baf. BARPEL
Gef.in
Boizenburg
Gef.in
Liibtheen
Abrine Schar,
Jessenitz
Peuerw,Schar,
Jessenitz
.a
759
Identified
Sub-Units:
Sch8nberg
Baf, LEONHARDT
cmxm 25.,. rnzm
to NSDM-Gau 4.0,
(Corresponding
WESnm)
GEBIETS
HQ:
Wxzingerstrasse
Neustadt/Leinstr.,
Phone: 29 56, 31 21
K,-GebietsfWmer:
O,Baf, 'ii0ilhel.m KE3LLZR
HA. IV, Soziafabteilung:
Baf.
HA. v:
Baf. ALY
Gebietsinspekteur
SRD.:
.
FEXGF
Gebietsbeauftragter KLV.:
Baf, K&m
41
SDMSKY
Reinhold BURKERT(-Z%hrer of a Bann)
Type:
Location:
Cebietsf%hrerschule ‘I
He,ssheim
Gebietsfithrerschule II
Bits&.
GebietsfUhrerschule
Burg Lichtenberg/b. Kuael
GebietsfUhrerschule
Kaiserslautern
Name of School
or camp:
Cormandant:
Baf. Klaus
HJ.-Feue'mehrschule
Sulzbach
des Gaues Westmark
AX-Schule
Prankenthal
A.H.-Schule
Landstuhl
Marnheim
Rufach
HmA.
St. Vlendel
Keichsausbilciungs-
lager II
(Xachrichten
HJ.)
Metz
?Yeierhof
.
Type :
Location:
31Segelflug
Scmmerlager
Germersheiq/
Pfalz
x Segelflug
Wnmerlager
Prl)h.nerhof
n Segelflug
Sommerlager
Niederkonn
3s Segelflug
Ochsenfeld
Scmmerlager
Name of School
0rCq:
w Segelflug
Somerlager
Rodem
3~Segelflug
Sommerlager
St. Avold
w Segelf lug
Sommerlager
Schalkendorf'
H Segelflug
Sormnerlager
Schallodenbach
H Probably
converted
to WEL.
Commandant:
No, 82Name:
Location:
30
Saarlautern
70
Saarbficken
146
(Saar-Mitte)
VtiXklingen
174
(Saar-ost)
Neunkfrchen
3x7
Commander:
Identified
Sub-Units:
rGef.27,
W3sau/Pfalz
Ludwigshafen
0,Staf.
BDXJD
H,Geff.
KYCEm
318
(Ostpfalz)
Landau
322
(Yestpfal 2)
Zweibficken
323
(Nordpfalz)
Kaiserslautem
Baf. BBUER
343
(Donnersberg)
Frankenthal
&if.
WIfiU~
Gef.inBad
IXirkheim
34-4
St, Ingbexrt;
Gef.in
Breitenbach
702
Hokbtarar/-
kf.21,
Gries
703
Pinnasens
w+
&3el
705
R@enhausen
706
Kirchheimbolanden
~ef.8,
fels
hrnen-
707
Neustadt/
a.d.%
Baf.RoREtI
708
709
%argembd
712
&tz-Stadt
713
Netz-Land
Baf. LANGxz=
Seat of NSDA?-Kreis at which corresponding
-_
possibly exist
w St. ifrlendel
HJ,-Bann my
GEBI%T 26,
(&zresponding
l3.AX.BURG
to NYDAP-Gau 9,
HQ:
Haniburg 1, Nagelsweg 10
Phone: 24 1281
K,-Gebietsftihrer:
O.Baf. Franz PAUL
K,-Stabsleiter:
H.Geff,
I-N. TV, l3auerntum
wd Landdienst:
Em?. T.l-uMs
Gebietsbeauftragter
KLV. :
O.w3f.
On the Staff:
0,Baf. Do-
HMBmG)
EGGms
?3N333
OTI-EKPEXSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)
O,Baf, Hans l?RIEN
B&f. Dr. JlmGscmR
Baf, Hans-Hermann IANGJ-iEXN
K.-Baf, SCHOTT
l!!cxmOLsAm CAMPS
Type:
Location:
Gebietsftirerschule
Dibbersen/'b.
Harburg
Gebietsffitierschule
Tuttau
Musikschu3.e
Hmburg
Name of School
or chq:
GefE, Ileinrich
scm
No. & Name:
. Location:
Commander:
31
Hmburg-Altona
O,Baf, KUHIUUQ
76
HaIriburg-we s t
Baf. HEII12E
STEFFE& SOB'.
188
Hamburg-Nord
282
Hmburg-Ost
H.Geff.
283
Ifantburg-Siid
Staf. PEzTz
417
HaiburgHarburg
Dr. Giinther SUNG
420
HaiburgWan&beck
421
Hamburg-Mitte
Baf. Horst
c00
422
Hmburg-
Staf,
424
Hamburg-Hafen
Bergedorf
REYDORN
UJ!JG
Identif'fed
Sub-Units:
w3Im
27,
wmm
to NSDAF-&rr 4YL_, WENj
(Corresponding
i-IQ:
Wien e/65, Albertgasse
Phone: B42 530
K,-Gebietsftier:
H.Raf. Hans JA!.UTEf?.DACHER
StabsLeiter:
O,Baf. PHLTjIGER
HA. XI, Cebietsbeauftragter
f.
vorrnilit.
Ausbildtmg:
Baf. WJmu rmL
HA. II, sportabteixung:
I
HA. III:
XGeff,
Staf.
35
KCOKLJT
N.ADI.X~
Gebietsinspektewd. Marine-H~wA--~~~ Baf. SXf3~%
Gebietsinspekteur
d. Motor-l-V,:
I3rLz
Gebietsinspekteur
d, Nachr,-KJ.:
Baf. HEIN
Gebietsbeauftragter
Kw.:
Baf. Fl;r44Txmr
KreisjugenZmJ.ter
wien :
U.rA?ff. MtYmR
On the Staf'f:
HJaf,
Hmald &3X1%;
O'JX"ER?ERSONAZIITIES(Assi:rment
,Type :
Gebietsftirerschule
Plankenberg
WSL. IT
boss Hollenstein
I
N3L. III
lXitzmannr,hof/b.
zwett1
Thaya
HVF%
Unknown,
Name of School
or camp:
Location:
Raab/a.d,
C?,Baf. Kwt
c ORl?M2Xkln
t.a.*
--_I--
Name of School
Type:
Location:
or,. CmlP :
x Reichsstreifendienst Lehrgang
kRD*)
Sch!Mm-mn
SS-Kraftfahrschule
,
XTXA.
Breitensee/
b
l
i’dien
X?EA.
Vien
KPEA.
Wien (Bauernhausgasse)
w Probably
Cmda.nt:
ccmverted into WEL,
,?&Stubaf.
Otto smm
No, & Name:
Locaticm:
491
Y/ien-CYHakring O.Staf,
501
K.en, Bez. I
502
Wien-Ost,
Bez. II
503
Wien-Stid,
Bez, III
504
Wien, Bez,%l
505
wien-mdling
Bez. V
Comn~~der:
.&If
l
KOIIL\T
SEBLUJZ
,
Wien-Scht5nbmnn.
Bez. VI
507
Wien-V?est,
Bez, VT1
508
Wien,
Bez. VIII
509
Men,
Ekz. IX
Shf.
F-?aLlm
Geff. S~~CHTZR
Identified
Sub-Un:i.ts:
GEBll3T 28,
(Corresponding
NQDEIWNAU
to NSD)BP-Gau20,
m=CNAU)
,’
GZBIETSF#BUNG
HQ:
Wien x111/89, Vinzenz-Hess-Casse
Phcme: A50 5s
Gehietsrtlhrer:
H.Baf, ICIE?AC~-s~
Stabsleiter:
Baf. van PAULBERG
HA. IV, Sozialabteilmg:
Bar. Bolf w-ExlER
Sonderbeauftragter:
Baf, Victor
#l'm
29
.
HAHN
PERSONALITIES (Assignment W-mmr~..
Baf. Gm
hf. HAGEN
SCHOOLS
- _-.-_ AM.3CAMPS
me:
Location:
Gebietsftierschule I
Schfoss
Sitzenberg/
Tcr. Tu13.n
Name of School
0rCanqx
Hubertendorf
KPEA.
Traiskirchen
KPFlA.
Twmitz
Reichsseesportschule IV
Neusiedua.
See
E Lagerschule
Thurnersbach
10 Probably
converted
into WEL.
Commandant:
No. BcName:
‘I
497
Location:
528
529
530
585
Neubistritz
Tulln
Bade&.
Wien
Bruck/a. d.
Leitha
WienerNeustadt
Eisenstadt
Oberpullendorf
St. PBften
Scheibbs
Jmstetten,
Schloss
Edlach
Idelk
&vet-t1
Waidhofen
Krems
Korneuburg
l&a. d.
Thayzl
Mnserndori
Neunkirchen
Lilienfeld
Cmtind
Horn
Hol1~bmn.n
Nikolsburg
586
2nai.m
510
511
512
513
5u,
;1165
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
g2
527
Commander:
HA&f.
Identified
Sub-Units:
THUNER
Bar; Gl?LiTIYm
Baf. vKKDMAm
Baf. G35E!ESL
Gef,in
bath
rJef. 25,
Mistel-
b18dlau ,
fiXBSET 29,
(Corresponding
OmcIMAU
to NSDAP-Gau 22,
OBERDONAU)
GEBD3TSFhUNG
HQ:
Linz, X;andstrasse 36
Phone: 23 944
K.-Gebietsf&rer:
H.Baf,
FJSOID
OTmX PFXXMLITXES
Fritz
(Assignment Unknown)
ETZEL (F&wer
of a B-1
5cHOOLS.AN.. CAIW
Type:
Location:
WEL. I
Vorchtorf?
?mL, II
tierSchdrfling
Nme of School
or Cm~:
Comnandant:
Staf.
ZEITLANG
No. & Name:
Location:
Cmder
531
Linz-Stadt
O.Staf.
K!ZGMAYP
532
LinzMUhlviertelT/est
H,Geff,
,IUFsS
533
Rohrbach
534
Freistadt/
Oberdonau
535
Perg
536
Steyr
537
Kirchdorf/
Krems
538
Gmunden
5u
SchEtrdina
54-3
Wels
587
Kap1ita
Staf.
hf.
588
Identified
Sub-Units:
X!ZXli
KRliIJSE
Xed/i.
Innkreis
Baf, EDLINGER
V8cklabruck
Baf. Alois BUllIN
Vorchtorf
Bar, DAHIX
Seats of hrSQ#P-Kreise at Mich
possibly exist
Grieskirchen
:
corresponding
HJ-Banne may
GmDI! 30,
(Corresponding
/
STEI-
to hl'SDf4P-Gm1
31,
I-IQ:
Graz, Kroisbachgasse
Phone: 83 050
K,-Gebietsftihrer:
H.Baf, Eduard DANzmGm
Stabsleiter:
H.&f,
Gebietsinsp.
Motar-HJ.:
d.
Gebietsbeauftragter
KLV. :
ST.ED=)
6
SmP3ZScH
3af. KOWATSCH
O,Baf, m/mmm
scHooLs -NJ-DcAMPg
Name of School
or CRmp:
Location:
Gebietsftthrerschule
Retzhof
WXL. 1
Raslaqh.
Wm. II
St.Ruprecht/
a.d.R
WEL, III
Kr. Cilli
H Schifager
Llachtalhaw
n FfIhreslager
Pragerhof/
Untersteiermark
Birkfeld
n .Ausbildungslager
(Marine-HJ.)
Wtlrther See
s Ausbildungslager
W&ther
See
3~Ausbildun@ager
Vbrther
See
Landdienstlager
Laubegg
Landdienstlager
Preding
Landdienstlager
Sbding
Gebietsmsikschule
Musikhochschule
Schloss
Eggenburg
:
cmd.ant:
Type:
Loca,tion:
m.
Seckau
Npfx .
Vorau
Probably
converted
Name of Schoul
or, Camp:
into WXL,
Somnandant:
Identified
Sub-Units:
No, & Name:
Location:
Commander:
545
Graz-Stadt
Baf. mm%(K)
546
Feldbyh
5u
Hartberg
548
Bruck/a.d.
549
Leoben
550
Liezen
551
Judenburg
552
Deut sch-
553
Leibnitz
Baf, Z3C=
554
Graz-Land
Baf.
555
Mureck
556
FUrstenfeld
557
Oberwmt
558
sulz
Gef. u
Mc3t.Gef.l
Gef.ll
&3tLGef.3
Mur
Gef.10
eef.6,
stainz
Landsberg
JkZR
G&P
559
Gef.12
560
G&7
566
Weizb.
949
Krakburg
Seats of NXUF4Creise
possibly exist
Gef.13
Graz
B&f. lI7lsNm
at which correspmdiw
Murau
ljltirzsuschlag
Voitsberg
HJ.-Barme q
(Corresponding
to NSDAP-Gau 11, FZlmN)
GEBIETSFkEWNG
HQ:
&hnhofstrasse
Klagenfurt,
Phone: l& 12
GebietsfCChrer:
H.Baf,
Stabsleiter:
Baf, Martin
H/L. II, \?ehrerttichtigung:
Baf, MXX4.lJ
G-ebieksbeauftragter
KI.sI. :
aaf, XUSETSCHNIG
Landesjugendwart:
Baf.
Kreisjugendwalter:
Baf, VOLGA
Abteilungsleiter:
Werner FAHTUX
Keichsredner:
O,Baf, Dr. Karl LAPPER
Dl'm
35
mG-GER
RAUTER
O&car KUBER
PERSONALITIES (Assignment unknown)
Baf. Rudolf EGGER
Type:
Location:
Gebietsf&rerschule
Velden/a.
Wlirkher See
WEL. der Grossgermanischen
Jbgend
Seebodenia.
Millsee
WEL.
NIJtsch/i.
Gailtal
WEL
Steinfkl~i.
Drautal
Wm.
Gries
14ill..stadt/
Spanheim
St,Paul/Lavant
NPU.
Reichssportschule
StJeit
V St.Ruprecht/b.
Villach
Name of School
orCarq:
Commandant:
Seeblich
Baf, mm
No, & &me’:
&ocati.cm:
Commander:
561
Klagenfurt
Baf.P-IM
563
V8lkermarkt
Baf, MlbJAER
565
Spittaua.
d.
llt%-l
548
Wolfsberg
59@
Hemagor
Baf. OGRIS
Lien2
St.Veit/
a.d. Glau
Villach
H.Geff,
PONTASCH
Identified
Srib-Units:
GEBIZET$2,
(Cormsponding
SALZBTaG
to ~NSDAP-Gau
28,
HQ:
Salzburg, Znbergstrasse
Phone: 51 75
K.-Gebietsftihrer:
O.Baf'. Adolf IlEUTATZ
Stabsleiter:
O.Baf'. Hans ST6Gm
Gebietsarzt:
Dr. l?EICmEJGm
(YEER PERZKNUZCIE (Assi~ent
SaLzBVRG)
22
Unknown)
Walter llilEI=
(in Lofer)
M.
B&f. Georg PEKLO (in Radtstadt)
hf. ST&I'ER
f3groors AND CfiPS
_Type:
Locatim:
Name of School
or camp:
GebietsfUwerschule
Gr8dig
"Wilhelm Gustloff"
Commandant:
IDmrF~
No. BeNam3:
Looa tion :
578
Safzburg-Stadt
579
Hallein
580
Bischofshofen
$31
TCUTlSWg
582
Zell/a.
583
.
J!IiumE
Cm&r:
Identified
Sub-Units:
See
Salzburg-Land
Baf. FELLENBE3G Gef,in
Seekirohen
iRnd
Baf,GRUBEUIGG
GEBIET’ 33,
(Carresponding
!J!lX&-VORG
to KRAP-Gau 35,
'X.X&-VORWILBmG)
HQ:
Innsbruck. 3Juseurnstrasse 21
Phone:. i+ 66
Gebietsltirer:
H.Baf.
HA. IS, 'Jehrerttichtigung:
Baf. SPCTL
&.biekinsp,d,
Motcr-HJ, :
O.Baf.
Otto WEBEll
Hans aEs!tTERLE
scK?oIs
yype ;
Locatim:
_ ‘@EL. 1
AND CAMPS
Name of School
,
or camp:
Commandant:
Biiauruch/a,
Achensee
WEL. II
Buchau/a.
Achensee
aLager
Melkalm
x Lager
Schwendt/b,
KtSssen
JE Probably
converted
into WE&.
No. BcName:
Location:
Ccmmander:
569
EmsbruckStadt
0,Staf.
570
Landeck
Baf. I.AXXER
5n
Schwaz
572
KursteiIl
H.Geff.
573
Dornbirn
Geff. -dkNm
574
Bludenz
575
Keutte
576
1mst
577
Kitzb?ihel
584
Innsbruck-Land
591
Bregenz
Zl?PTL
IlIFTS&:
B&f. 7mRAz
GhBIE!? 34,
(Corresponding
Df.k%SELDoRF!
to NSDAP4-m 5,
ITJkSEmm)
HQ:
IXisseldorf-FJler,
Heim der Hitlerjugend
Phcme: 15 66
Postal address: Diisseldorf 10,
Postschliessfach
(%/o G.P.O.")
Type:
Location:
Gebietsfterschule
Xanten
rnL. I
Ger&ind
W-EL. III
Name of School
orCamp:
Commandant:
IlIllEmmDa
No. 2%I?-:
17
(Vuppertal-n>
Location:
Cormder
Wuppertal
Bat'. STA.SCH
39
DIJtSSeldOrf
56
Krefeld
229
Meuss
230
(Niederberg)
l.!umm
DusseldorfI~fettrnmn
231
Remscheid
232
Solingen
233
Mk&.enGladbach
267
WuppertalElberfeld
:
Identified
Sub-Units:
(Corresponding
to NxwIp-Gau 32,
StJDETENLAND)
HQ:
Reichenberg-OberrommthaX,
Phone:
Strasse 415
Gebietsf%rer:
Gebf. Gtiter
PRAGZR
Stabsleiter:
XELVES
On the Staff:
FRITifXX
Type :
Location:
Gebietsf&hrerschule
Schloss
Kletzau/b.
Tuchelsberg
WEL. I
Heinrichsg*
Wm. rv
RochlitzFranzenta4/
a,d, Iser
Name of School
or camp:
staf,
Bad Podiebrad
IXUxrernachwuchslager
KlJnigshiltte/b.
TeplUzSchonau
Sommerlager
wranitz/
Sasautal
Gebietsfeldscherschule
PusteuAq%.
Frankstadt
Ploschkowitz
IE Probably converted
commandant:
Baf, REm
Wildflecken
3U.X. Lager
R&=hlitzer
23 &
into WEL.
Vcm3L
No. & Name:
Locatiori:
601
Asch
Aussig
Bh
Bischofteinitz
Btihmisch
Ieipa
Bti
Braunau
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
Identified
Sub-Units:
Cmmander:
'
Gef.in
Heuscheuer
Deutsch-Gabel
611
612
Eger
Falkenau
Freiwaldau
Ge~7,
613
614
Freudenthal
Gablonz
kf.3,
615
Friedland
Graslitz
Landskrm
Hohenelbe
Hphenstadt
agemdorf
Kaaden
Karlsbad
Komotau
Leitmeritz
Luck
Marienbad
h%hrisch
Schijriberg
616
617
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
Zwittau
634
Sternberg
Tachau
TeplitzSchbu
Tetschen
Trautenau
Troppau
$2
637
638
639
Mies
Neutitschein
Reichenberg
Rmburg
Saaz
WildschUtz
Ebersdopf
Staf,
Baf.
RUHS
susm
Gef.3,
Liebotschen
GBBT
(Comesponding
36, ~~~~~ABEN
to NZXUP-Gau 30,
SCmABEN‘)
GEBI~SFkRUNG
HQ:
Augsburg, Halderstrasse
Phone: 86 61/63
K.-Gebietsftirer:
H.&f.
Stabsleiter:
O.Baf. Christian
HA. I, Verwaltungsabteilung:
O.Baf. KLAVS
HA. II, Wehrertkhtigung:
O.Staf.
HR. XII:
Baf. KkTGEN
m. v:
o.star'.
(kbietsbeauftragter
fUr aQle Lager:
O.Baf. FJBSLE=K
kbietsinsp.d.
Jungenlager:
Staf.
Gebietsinsp.f,XZL.
Om
3
STIXGL\VAGKiR
S8SS
?&XLT,ER
ER!!L
(K)
PI3ZXlX~
: O.Baf. KYJW33R
PERSONALT1‘~ES
(Assiffnment Unkno~m~
O.Baf, Yemer KkGEN
( may be in Gebiet 20)
SCHOOLSAND CAME'S
Type:
Location:
WEL.
Schloss
Pm$sberdb,
Xinclelheim
x Vomilittirsicher
Schilehrgang
am Nebelhom
A.II.-Schule
Sonthofen/
Allg&u
w Probably
converted
Name of School
or camp:
into XEL;
commandant:
Identified
Sub-Units:
No, 8c Name:
Location:
CoIlVl-Wlder:
3i.2
Memmingen
o,staf,
WAIBL~G~~, SOF.
(Mittelschwaben)
315 (Nordschwaben) NUrdlingen
320
(ai&h)
Kernpten
hf.- KQPP,
Hemann. SOL
AugsburgStadt
338
Dillingen
Augsburg-Land
O.Staf,
DONAB (K)
Neuburghnau
495
Friedberg
Baf. rnTrn
Khufbeuren
Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding
possibly exist
Donauw&th
Mindelheim
Sonthofen
HJ.-Banne mx
GrnET 37,
DANzIG-~~Sw.~ms~N
to NSDfP-Gau 4,
(Corresponding
M&KZIG-VES!IFREU%SEN)
HQ:
Danzig, Vorsttidtischer
Fhone: 22 745
Gebietsftirer:
&bf,
Stabsleiter:
O.Baf, Heinz 'I;ASSEN
HA. III,
Israben 44 q/b
Rudolf HENCKEX
Jugendamt : GLASUGm
KA. Iv, Ale.
Yauemtum und
Landdienst:
Staf.
GF,RsCiEL
1
Gebietsbeauftragter XZV.:
Bar. HrndXXG
Gebfetsarchitekt;
EWSCH
On the Staff:
C,Baf. &!!Y
OTHEREEEK@&LTT~S (Assignment Unknown)
Baf. Johann BURMME~(in Danzig)
O,Baf, Franz XEW
Baf. STEGEK
B&f', !PUC'!iSC~~R (in St&m)
SCHOOLSAND CAMPS
Type :
Location:
GebietsfUhrerschule
Marienwerder
WEL. I (Marine-W.)
Lautenburg/Wpr.
Wm.1
Boderminkel
MEL.
Zempelburg
Nederlmdsch
Landdienstlager
Kiederzehren,
Kr. Marienwerder
A.H,-Schule
J&&au
stuhn
Osthndftlhrer-
schule d.BJ.
Mmienwerder
Ordensschloss
Name of School
or camp:
Qxrlmandant
:
3Baf. GAUERKE
O.Staf.
KENDT
LGeff.
I!iEziM
Location:
Commander:
Gross-Danzig
O.Baf. THrnSSrnT
H,Geff. KOCH,
stellv.
128 (Grosses
Danzig
Baf, NFXMAXN
152
(Ordensland)
Marienburg
277
(WeichselWest)
Danzig
W.Geff, KROCZR
279
Elbing
Baf, M&LlXR
297
Marienwerder
640
Gotenhafel.
643.
Berent
642
Dirschau
643
Konitz
645
Graudenz
647
Danzig-Land
Baf, KUHN
648
Thorn
Gert LEILING
649
Bromberg
O.Staf.
8’17
stuhm
Baf # NIimM!!T
881
Tuchel
wzeff.
1382
Kulm
No. & Name:
5
Identified
Sub-Units:
Werder)
Gef.in
Gef,in
H.Geff,
lhfazl!us
Gef.21,
Schllissen
J&m
Briesen
Rosenberg
Karthaus
schetz
I;eipe
Stmsburg
Neumark
Tiegenhof
Neustadt
Wirsitz
Rippin
Qchljft
Zoppot
KRfiGER
Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which correspomiing,
possibly exist
Preussisch
Nachr.
stm
I
Stargard
Zempelburg
HJ,-Banne may
GF,BBT 38, ~vl&i?mm
(Corresponding
to IJSDA&G~U 36,
IVAXTIEW)
GxBrmpmmT~
KQ:
Posen, Dr.-Wilms-Strasse
Phone: 64 7%
GebietsfNrer*:
O.Gebf. Werner KU'HST
Stabsleiter:
O.&f,
Gauinspekteur fti
Sondereinheiten:
H.Geff,
Abteilungsleiter:
Bid. Feodor UTTO
On the Staff:
0;Ektf. MPH3
53
REICHEZiT
BRILL
OTm? ~ON&LITIES
(Assignment Unknown)
Baf. A. MfhT;ER (in Litmstadt)
Rudolf OTTQ
-f.
Baf * Kurt S!rENrn
scIiuoIs AND cws
m:
Location:
Gebietsf'iihrerschule
Eichenhain
Gebietsfllhrerschule
M8lbm/b.
Gnesen
Gebietsftirerschule
Seebrflck/b.
scb.ri.mTrl
WEL. I
Bergstadt
m.
Zirke/Kr,
Bimbaum
Wl3.L
Xeisen
iPEi.A.
.
wo11stein
Name of School
or Camp:
Com~8ndmt:
u.staf.
SCHwfiTZ
SS-Ustuf.
LEITW
No.
--4% Eiame:
6%
653
655
@?i’
658 (RavritschGos-tingen)
659
660
662 (Kutno)
663
664
665
666
667
891
896
904
908
910
Identified
Sub-Units:
Location:
-m.Fosen
Samter
Lissa
Jamtschin
Rawitsch
Bohensalza
Dietfurt
Leslau
LitzmannstadtStadt
LitzmannstadtLand
Kalisch
Pabianice
ost sow0
3,Baf’.
NAASE
Staf.
SmIWTZ
J3af. FXNTZKE:
Baf, l?ENTZm
O.Staf,
BOHNl3
Konin
LentschCltz
Gasten
Seats---I-. of --..w
EiDAj?-Kreisey__- at which
-2qssibliy
exist
&__c c-.ve-Altburgund @chubin)
Birnbaum.
Eichcnbdck
(Wongrowitz)
Gnesen
Gost32-gen
Gr&tz (Neutmischel~
Hermannsbad (Nessau j
Kempen
KOhl~
Kosten
Krotoschin
BEEIXMAN
corresponding.-
W.-B-e
Mogilno
Obernick
Scharntiau
schrimrn
Schieratz (Sieradsch)
Schroda
Twrek
VJarthbr-Ucken
TP'elungen (Wielun)
Wollstein
Vlreschen
x
GEBIET39, 1m-N
(Corresponding
to NSUP-ku
15,
HQ:
Wrzburg, Semnelstrasse
Phone: 73 35
Gebietsftier:
Gebf, I?XS-
X,-$tabsleiter:
Baf, vKNOLL
-1
46
Gebietsbeauftragter
mv. :
Reiterreferent:
B&
!sJ&:
Location:
K.riegseinsatzlage,r
I*SsfurtEbem
Name of School
or cq:
commandfuzt :
Identified
Sub-Units:
Commander:
No, C%Name:
Location:
309
T8~tizburg-Stadt Baf, OBERMEm
333
Aschaf'fenburg
FlXDXERICH (K)
334
Mrzburg-Land
MAE32 (K)
335
Schweinf'urt
362
(NeustadtM&richstadt)
Bad Neustadt
363
(Marktheidenfeld Karlstadt)
Wrktheidenfeld
Gef.23,
Veith6chheim
Gef.39,
Hapgachshof
Na.Gef.2
Peuerw,Gef. 3
Kitzingen/
Geroldshofen
484
Wltenberg
Baf, Hans KFESS
Seats of ll'SDAP=Kreise at p6hich correspond*
possibly exist
Bad BrClckenau
Ktiigshofen
Ebern
Lohr/Main
Hassfurt
Bad Kissingen
Ochsenfurt
HJ,-Banne my
GEBIrn 40,
(Corresponding
0BERscms1m
to WDAP-Gm 23,
HQ:
Kattowitz,
GebietsfWzrer:
H.Baf, Horst HUEX23N
Type:
Location:
Gebietsftierschule
Skotschau
WEL. II,
Bad G-&tschalkowitz
Charlottenstrasse
Name of School
or CaIq:
w Schilager
I-.
Lublinitz
Heichslanddienstfiihrerschule
Gurek/b.
Teschen
g Probably
converted
A85
CBEXSCHU3S~N)
into mL.
7
commandant :
DENTIPID
No. & Rme:
Gleiwitz
23
Neisse
51
Kreuzberg
62
Ratibor
63
Cypeln
156
Beuthen
194
Hindenbuq
268
Neustadt
269
GPOSS
Strehlitz
66s
Kattowitz
Identified
Sub-Units:
Commander:
Location:
22
BANirn
Gef.39,
Gross
Darkowitz
Gef.33,
Riegersdorf
Baf,
2%EIBERGER
S-tiimLnXVT
Gef.76,
Schwientoch1uwitz
669
KLSnigshtitte
672
Teschen
Baf, PASCHKE
Stmm Iv,
Skotschau
Ldben
Baf.
Fless
Seats of NW-Mreise
possibly
exist
at tvhich co-onding
BIRGHAN
HJ.-Bame
Leobschtitz
Rosenberg
Rybnik
Saybusch
Tamotitz
Warthenau (Zawiecie)
Bendsburg
Bie'litz
Cosel
Falkenberg
Grottkau
rClrenau (Chrzanow)
A86
may
GEBET 41,
(Corresponding
HQ:
to K!M?-GEw 2.4,
Ilheburg,
Phone:
K.-CebielxfYihrer:
OS-WNOWR
--
Am Graalwall
51 47
H.Baf,
13elmut EIFFERT
C.Eaf.
O.Baf.
1CLJ.E(in Gifhom)
Hans L?!PE~X (in
U~T-KGNN~~)
4
&ten)
SCHOOL5A&II C&@S
Location:
Nme of School
or C~TQ:
Gebietsfikwerschule
Buchholz
Karl Heinz
Schlmkrich
GebietsfUmerschule
'IsenhagenHankensbdttel
CoTll?lmdant:
No, p: Name:
sta%m III,
Burgdorf
Ltfneburg
189
(Niederelbe)
Stade
265
Verden
271
Walsrode
284
UelZen
285
Identified
Sub-Units:
cormmdant :
Celle
77
190
Location:
(Unterweser)
Wesem#nde
Bar, EHJXERS(Ii)
380
Wittingen
384 (Elbmtiding)
Cuxhaven
Staf.
693
Bremervhde
O.Baf, BIPrn~C",T
831
Dannenberg
FXiXM
,
G-d. 7, msten
Gef.12, Trebel
fkf .13, Leqpm
Flg,Schar 2,
Ltichm
Rotenburg
Seats of NSDAP-Ceise at which corresponding
Rurgdorf
Soltau
HJ.-Banne may
GEBIET 42,
\VESTl?ALEN-3b
(Correspond3.ng to NSIM?-Mu 39,
HQ:
J3ochtm Wilhelmstrasse
Phone : 63 401
K,-&bietsfiihrer:
O,Baf.
HA. I:
H.Baf . rnErnV
WESTF~N-SbD)
15 - 17
Hugo I3ALD
HA. IIS * kumr-
H.Geff, Franz HErmkpJN
abteilmg:
HA. IV, sozia1mt:
hf.
A.liwHom
CYIXERPERSOIULIT~S
Haf,
scTEJJ> (in
(Asset
Unkmxn)
Brim)
SCHOOISANDCAMPS
Name of School
or cq:
Location:
Gebietsftirerschule 1
Halden
"
Ckb~etsftlhrerschule II
Castrop-Kauxel
WI,.
BUhlert/Kr.
Monschau
Reichsschulungsberg
Erwitte
Commndant:
Identified
l‘J9
l
67
Bochum
99
Hattingen
133
lhrtmund
1.32 (s0es-b
Sub-Units:
Commander:
Location:
&Name:
,
Baf
l
Baf,
fEI?4rn
BbRGF2
SCESt
Lippstadt)
136
Xserlohn
137 (Oberruhr)
Big~e
l&3
Altena
(.A3tenaLtidensche idL)
lb4
DOl+El.Xld-
205
Wi tten~'Ruhr
227
Olpe
259 (El7scherta1)
Fkme
264
Arnsberg
3cK-J
Wnnne-Bckel
Ilhjenburg
Bar. BLhrnR
Gef. in ?3rilon
O.Geff.
lTLM.JSmER
(3% 23,
Meggen
stanm rv,
Wattcnscheid
Seats of fWXP-Kreise
.I_--.
ppsibly
esi&
-a-1
at whic_h corresponding
Rerleburg
Meschede
!kqp-l
Siegen
MJ.43~e
--
ma2
GEBD$iJBEFEHLSST~~
(Corresponding
&-MEN und MkEEN
to NSDAP Organisation
in former l3mtectorate)
GZEIEl'ilSFfsHRU
KQ:
Prag XIX, Yorlcstrasse
60 u+l
Phone:
Chef:
G&f.
Stabsleiter:
H.Baf.
HA. II, Wehrertichtigmg:
J3af. KUSSY
On the St&f:
Walter
26
KNOOP
Paul lQEE&ER
Z2&Ll3R
scHOOL?JAND cm
Type:
Location:
Landdieristlager
HtSfen
Landdienstlager
Pattersdorf
KLV.-Erholungsheti
Cber-Tschernowitz
A.H. -ScLule
Heulosberg
A,H.-Schule
Iglau
Name of School
or camp:
Commandant:
O.Baf, 3mst
PaPP
Identified
Sub-Units:
No, & Name:
Location:
Commder:
481
Pilsen
H.Geff.
DEX~HER
482
Prag
O.Staf.
SCHm
HORN-
4.85
olJnti.tz
Baf. von GLADROW
486
Nahrisch
ostrau
489
Iglau
490
lkihn
0.3taf.
BOHNE
Ltiatschowitz
Jungbunzlau
Kladna
K6niggr&tz
Baf,
EEEMDT
Adolf-Hitler-Platz
HQ:
Krakau, Regierung,
K.-Chef:
H.-f,
2No cF:Name:
Location:
Commander:
Radm
o.Btid. ZWETTLER
Wars&au
H,Geff.
53XClMEXG
l!JErJm
H Czestochawa
3~ Jaroslau
R Nowy Sacz
w Piotrkm
w Believed
25
to exist,
but unconfimd.
Identified
Sub-Units:
About the remaining
inforrmtior~
Befehlsstellen,
-w-
only
the following
is avaikbl.c:-
Befehlsstulle
Bl3;CTEN
-- -----.-I- a..**-.-Canmantier
.. G&f,
HQ
: BRUSSmS,
Fithrer der Pl&nischen
(Ccmmnder of the
Flemish KJ.)
l3er'eh~sstelle
PII
XL:
O.Waf,
Gert EzuNEWITZ
24 rue HOlY'?'O~R
SCWF
NIl~~~fX&'-lD~
"-*....-
Comder
: Obaf. VOSS, i.V.
I-IQ
: The HfWJE, Plein
Bann
: GRU~rnGrn
944
Befehlsstelle
--ccc--
(X%!EN
.. II, Baf , Nr.CrnL
Commander
Befeklss_telle
Commander
OSTLAND
: Ob. Gebf, L8ER
23
AET PIXXXEX
pm’l: ‘m
hkii4TfIrFm
H&l-I3Arm,
LTsm
1iwcm
No Location
-*
1 KESnigsberg
Gross- stettin
: Preussisch Holland
4 Rastenburg
5 Gross- Danzig
6 EIerlin- Wedding-ReinickendOIf
7 Liegnitz
8 I)rossen
9 Stargard
10
11
12
13
34
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
4.8
49
50
Schweidnitz
Breslau- Stadt
Guben
Miinster
Flatow
Minden
K&I (rechtsrheinisch)
Wrrppertal
O&erode
C%r1itz
ZterbogLuukenwalde
BerlinHorst-WesselStadt
Gleiwitz
Neisse
Meumppin
Aachen- Stadt
Ilagdeburg
Gardelegen
Koblenz
Bitbur&ifel
Saarlautem
Hamburg- kltcma
Schmalkalden
Gumbinnen
AnkhTl
Brandenburg
Halle- Stadt
BerlinYilmersdorfZehlendorf
Glatz
fiseldorf
Donaueschingen
Tilsit
Stralsund
Kbnigsberg
ecmap
Xnsterburg
Zilllichau
Senf'tenberg
Landsberg&.
sto1p
Xohlau
Ostpreussen
Pommern
1 ostpreussen
Ostpreussen
3: Danzig- Westpreussen
3 Berlin
:
4 Niederschlesien
2 Mark Brandenburg
5 Pmmem
4 Niederschlesim
4 Niederschlesien
Mark Brandenburg
Nord
9' Westfalm5 Pomnern
9 Westfalen- Nord
11 Kllln- Aachen
34 D!.&3seldorf
Ostpreussen
4’ Niederschlesien
Mark Brandenburg
P Berlin
40 Oberschlesien
$0 Oberschlesien
2 3&wk Brandenburg
11 HJln- Aachen
23 Xit te lelbe
23 Mttelelbe
12 Moselland
12 Moselland
25 Westmark
26 Hamburg
17 Thtiringen
Ostpreussen
: PoIlZIZI%
2 Mark Brandenburg
15 Mittelland
3 Berlin
4 Niederschlesien
34 i&seldorf
21
5'
1
1
I
2
2
2
5
4
Baden
ostpreussen
PCXXWZTl
Ostpreussen
Ostpreussen
Qstpreussen
Mark Brandenburg
Mark BrayldenburP;
Xark Brandenburg
PmIrleYm
Hiederschlesien
-'No Location
40 Cberschlesien
51 Kreuzberg
52 Cottbus
53 mln
54 Kolberg
55 %tmold
56 Krefeld
57 Rees
58 Glogau
59 YiIheLmshaven
60 Uberhausen
61 BerlinNeukl)lln62 Xatibor
63
f3+
65
66
W@n
Prenzlau
Kbln- Land
Burg/%. hgdeburg
67
Bochum
Treptow
68 Andernach
69 Trier
70 Saa.rb*ken
71 Erfurt
72 Torgau
73 Sulingen
74 ihnnover
75 Bremen
76 Hamburg- Vest
77 Celle
5tadt
78 &nab&k79 Hildesheim
80 Wiesbaden
Main
81 Frankfurt/a.
82 GWtingen
83 Kassel
84 Schleswig
85 Heide
Stadt
86 Flensburg87 Yesterburg
88 Wetzlar
89 Schwerin- Stadt
90 Restock- Stadt
91 Oldenburg
Stadt
92 BraunschweigDessau
Jena
Gotha
Greiz
iJeubrandenburg
99; Hanau
99 Hattingen
100 -Dresden- Stadt
101 Grossenhain
102 Zittau
103 Bautzen
104 Chemnitz
105 Annaberg
106 Auex%ach
107 Leipzig
lark Bmndenbwg
2 El'
11 K.Bln- Aachen
5 E)omnern
9 7iestfalen- Nord
34 i fisseldorf
10 Iiuh.r- Niederrhein
4 i Jiederschlesien
7 rfordsee
1c Iuhr- Niederrhejn
7 3erli.n
46 Jberschlesien
40 Zbesschlesien
2 &ark Brandenburg
11 Kbln- Aachen
23 hsittelelbe
b2 Westf'alen- Stld
12 t:Ioselland
12 hlOS~lfECi
25 'destrmrk
17 Tht!tringen
15 hiittellmd
8 Niedersachsen
8 Niedersachsen
7 Nordsee
26 HElJIiburg
41 ost- Kannoves
7 Nordsee
8 Niedersachsen
13 Hessen- Nassau
13 Hessen- Nassau
8 Niedersachsen
l-4 Kurhessen
6 Nordmrk
6 Nordmark
6 Nordmark
13 Hessen- Nassau
13 Hessen- Nassau
24 Mecklenburg
Xecklenburg
a
7 Nordsee
8 Niedersachsen
23 Xttelelbe
17 ThWtigen
17 Thtiingen
17 Thilrirlgen
24 Mecklenburg
13 Hessen- Nassau
42 Westfalen- Wd
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
2.
Location
108 msden-
Land
Karlsruhe- Land
Heidelberg
Baden- Baden
IYertheim
Freiburg
Konstanz
Darmstadt
Giessen
16 Sachsen
21
'21
21
21
21
l3aden
&den
Ebden
Baden
Baden
22 Baden
13 Hessen- liassau
13 Hessen- Nassau
117 Main2
13 Ressen- Nassau
118 ~‘lorms
13 Hessen- Nassau
20 Wtittemberg
119 Gross- Stuttgart
120 m
20 iVQrtteniberg
121 Heilbronn
20 Wtittemberg
122 Crailsheim
20 Wtirttemberg
20 Mrttemberg
123 A&en
20 WM&3iberg
124 Xavensburg
20 WCtrttemberg
I.25 !Bbingen
126 Freudenstadt
20 Wflrtterriberg
20
Wlirttemberg
127 Ebingen
128 Danzig
37 Danzig- Westpreussen
129 Berlin- LichtenbergK8penick 3 Berlin
D.m-fmund
lx
42 GiTestfalen- EZid
131 xm
42 Westfalen- Stid
132 Soes t
42 IYestfaXen- SUd
16 Sachsen
133 Zwickau
134 Plauen
16 Sachsen
135 Hagen
9 Westfalen- Nord
136 Tserlohn
tc2 Westfalen- Slid
137 Bigge
4.2 Westfalen- Siid
16 Sachsen
138 Weissenfels
16 Sachsen
139 D&eln
2 Mark Brandenburg
140 Ktistrin
2 Mark Brandenburg
141 Fmnkfurt/a,~ Oder
Baden
142 Lorrach
;; Westfalen- Sfid
143 Altena
42 Y?estfalen- Stid
144 Ilortmund- Ilit jenburg
9 'Nestfalen- Nord
145 Burgsteinfurt
VKMingen
a4
25 Weshark
1 Ostpreussen
147 Lyck
148 Meppen
7 Nordsee
149 Deutsch Krone
5 Pommern
1 Ostpreussen
150 Allenstein
1 Ostpreussen
151 Sensburg
152 h'larienburg
37 Danzig- Westpreussen
153 Gera
17 Theingen
Hirschberg
154
4 Niederschlesien
155 Berlin-= Kreuzberg- Mitte
3 Berlin
l-56 Beuthen
40 Oberschlesien
157 Brieg
4 Niederschlesien
1% Bielefeld
9 Westfalen- Nord
a
10 Ruhr- Niederrhein
J-59 Dilillheixq/Ruhr
160 B=
11 K&I- Aeohen
161 D&en
13, Kt3ln- Aachen
162 Mbeck
6 MOlL-hEWk
Rendsburg
.
6 Nordmark
163
164 Hameln
8 Niedersachsen
109
_I10
111
112
113
114
315
136
1
GfZBIET
&.
Location
165 Halberstadt
I.66 BadHomburg
147 PuYLda
168 Coesfeld
169
170 Offenburg
171 Mamheim
172 Pf%rzheim
173 Essen
3.7& Neunkirchen
175 Priedeberg (Amswalde)
176 Lauenburg
3.77 Pima
J-78 Kamenz
179 ck-imma
180 Ludwigsburg
181 PlBha
182 Freiberg
183 Rex-ford
1% Kiel
185 Bad Oldesloe
186 War&fur-t/a. Main
187 Ltibeck- Land
188 Harciburg;- Nerd
189 Lttnebtq
190 Stade
191 AUZ3Ch
192 Homberg/a.d.Efze
193 Neustettin
194 HWIenburg
195 Palkensee
196 Eberswalde
3.97 qittenberge
198 Berlin- Charlottenburg-
23 Mittelelbe
13 Hessen- Nassau
14 Kurhessen
9 Vestfalen- Word
21 Baden
21 Baden
21 Baden
21 Baden
10 Rx&w Niederrhein
25 Westmark
5 Pormem
5 Pommem
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
20 Wkttemberg
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
9 Vestfalen- Nord
6 Nor&ark
6 Nordmark
3.3 Hessen- Nassau
6 Nordmark
26 Hamburg
43. ost- Hannover
41 Ost- Hammer
7 Nordsee
3.4 Kurhessen
5 Pomem
40 Oberschlesien
2 Mark Brandenburg
2 Mark Brandenburg
Mark Brandenburg
Berlin
:
Spa;ubU
BerlinBerlin201 Berlin199
200
Pankow- Weissensee
SteglitzTempelhof
Moabit- Schlineberg
203 Natanbwg
204 Greifenberg
205
7litten&hr
206 Celsnitz
207 Aue
208 Meissen
209 Schkebeck
210 Stollberg
211 Glauchau
212 Mbau
2x3 Borna
214 Rochlitz
215 Oschatz
216 Dippoldiswalde
217 KUn- S4Id
218 Saalfeld
219 Sonneberg
220 Amstadt
221 h%.hlhausen
222 Heiligenstadt
3 Berlin
Berlin
IBerlin
15
5
42
16
16
16
23
16
3.6
16
16
16
36
16
11
17
17
17
17
‘17
Mittelland
Potiern
WestfalenSachsen
Sachsen
Sachsen
Mittelelbe
Sad
Sachsen
Sachsen
Sachsen
Sachsen
Sachsen
Sachsen
Sachsen
KBln- Aachen
ThtIringen
ThWngen
ThUringen
Thtiingen
Thitringen
NO Location
-*
223 Nordhauskn
224 Marburg
225 Vechta
226 Korbach/"VJaldeck
227 Olpe
228 Gelsenkirchen- Buer
229 News
230 DUsseldorf- Mettmann
231 Remscheid
232 Solingen
233 M&hen- Gladbach
234 Schweinitz
235 Duisburg- Sitd
236 Duisburg- Nord
237 Uoers
238 Kleve
239 Essen- Nord
240 Siegburg
241 Gummersbach
242 Jtilich
243 Neuwied
244 Wittlich
245 Traben- Trarbach
246 Idar- Oberstein
247 Baumholder
248 SLi.EllEm
249 Bensheim
250 Gosl,ar
251 Emden- Norden
252 Kecklinghausen
253 L5mburg
254 Bad Nauheim
255 Helmstedt
Northeim
2%
257 Alfeld
258 Saarburg
259 Heme
260 Beckum- Warendorf
261 Bocholt
262 Bottrq
263 Rheine
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
Arnsberg
Verden
Eisleben
WupprtalEl.berfeld
Neustadt
Gross Strehlitz
Fhg?sit
Walsrode
Euskirchen
Hamover- tid
Eschwege
sorau
Neustadt
276
277 hzig
278 Ortelsburg
279 ElbiKIg
17 Thuringen
14 Kurhessen
7 Nordsee
14
42
9
34
34
34
34
34
15
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
8
7
9
13
13
8
8
a
12
42
9
9
9
9
42
41
15
34
40
40
1
41
11
8
a
2
a
37
1
37
Kurhessen
VestfalenStid
Yfestfalen- Nerd
Msseldorf
D&seldoti
Mlsseldorf
Msseldorf
msseldorf
Mittelland
Ruhr- Niederrhein
Ruhr- Niederrhein
Kuhr- Niederrhein
Ruk- Nie&rrhein
Bohr- Niederrhein
KEln- Amhen
KBln- Amhen
Kt)ln- Aachen
Moselland
Moselland
Moselland
Moselland
Mosefland
Moselland
Hessen- Ntissau
Niedersachsen
Nordsee
Westfalen- Nord
Hessen- Nassau
Hessen- Nassau
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Moselland
WestfalenSad
ITestfalen- Nord
Westfalen- Nod
Vestfafen- Nord
VestfalenNerd
Yestfalen- Sfid
Ost- Hatmover
Mittelland
msseldorf
O&rschlesien
Oberschlesien
Ostpreussen
Ost- IImnover
KNn- Aachen
Niedersachsen
Kurhessen
Mark Brandenburg
Niedersachsen
Danzig- IYestpreussen
Ostpreussen
Danzig- Ves-tpreussen
PJO. Location
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
Bunzlau
Paderbom
Hamburg- Ost
kh.rg-
sad
Uelzen
we~e~h&
OSIXAWMC- L&I
Offenbach
St. Goarshausen
Hersfeld
290 Wehlau
291 Pre~sisch
292 Angerburg
293
Eylau
Heilsberg
294 Greifswald
295 Kwin
296 Bramsberg
1
297 Marienwerder
GT!istrow
'&me- Eickel
Bitterfeld
302
Merseburg
37
Ludwfgslust
24.
303 Herborn
,304 Lauterbach
305 -erg
306 iVeiden
307 Baymuth
Rothenbur$ob
d. Tauber
309 Wtirzburg- Stadt
310 Ingolstadt
311 Regensburg
312 Memingen
313 Freising
314
Bergisch-
315 NWMngen
316 Passau
1
1
1
1
5
5
298
299
300
301
308
4
9
26
26;
41
43.
7
13
13
14
Gladbach
31.7 Ludwigshafen
318 Landau
319 Ansbach
320 Kempten
24
42
15
15
13
13
22
22
22
18
39
19
:'6
19
11
36
22
25
25
18
321 Mxmberg
36
18
323
25
25
322 Zweibficken
Kaiserslautern
F&th
324
325 I.mdsberg/I.ech
$Z@ Gamisch-
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
335.
Partenkirohen
Mtildorf
flosenheim
Hof
Coburg
Aschaffenburg
Landshut
Yieissenburg
Wtirzburg- Zand
335 Schweinfurt
336 Bati Reichenhall
Niederschlesien
Westfalen- Nmd
Hamburg
Hamburg
Ost- Hamover
Ost- Hmnover
Nordsee
Hessen- Nassau
Hessen- Nassau
Kurhessen
Ostprmssen
Ostpreussen
.
Ostprewsen
Ostpreussen
PommeyTl
Pormern
Ostpreussen
Danzig- Westpreussen
Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
Westfalen- Stid
Mittelland
Mittelland
Hessen- Nassau
Hessen- Nassau
Bayreuth
Bayreuth
Bapwxth
Franken
Mainfrmken
Hochland
Baymuth
Schwaben
Hochland
KQlrp Aachen
Schwaben
Bayreuth
Westmark
Westmark
Franken
Schwaben
Franken
Y?estmark
Westmark
Franken
HochZmd
18
19
19
19
19
22
Ho&land
Hochland
18
39
39
19
Franken
Mainfranken
Mainfrmken
Eiochland
Hochland
Bayreuth
BaFeuth
;; Mainfranken
22 Bayreuth
IFhuNN
GEBIET
No, Locat ion
373
374
375
376
Bad Ttllz
Augsburg- Stadt
Neumarkt
Cham
Deggendorf
Eggenfelden
Frankenthal
St. Ingbert
A&erg
Straubing
Niesky (Kohlfort)
Fr&enstein
Breslau- Lmd
Gr&berg
Landeshut
031s
Greifenhagen
Bad Kreumach
Remgen
Wittenberg
Marienburg
Meiningen
Weimar
Eiscnach '
Altenburg
Bad Neustadt
Marktheidenfeld
VJaiblingen
Esslingen
Biberach
Neidenburg
Neeskow- Storkow
Finsterwalde
Templin
Schneidemtihl
Bemau
Pritzwalk
Potsdarn
Waldenburg
'
Trebnitz
Hochland
Schwaben
22 Bayreuth
22 Bayreuth
22 Bayreuth
22 Bayreuth
25 Westmark
25 IVestmark
22 Bayreuth
22 Bayreuth
4 'Niederschlesien
4 Niederschlesien
4 Niederschlesien
4 Niederschlesien
4 Niederschlesien
4 Niederschlesien
5 POrmnem
12 Moselland
12 Moselland
15 BiIittelland
16 Sachsen
17 Thtiringen
l-7 Thtigen
17 Thtiringen
17 Thtlringen
39 tiinfranken
39 Xainfranken
20 \YIJrtte&erg
20 VUrttemberg
20 Vtittemberg
1 Ostpreussen
2" ',Mark Brandenburg
2 hIark Branden’burg
Mark Brandenburg
Pommem
&!!k Brandenburg
Hark Brandenburg
Mark BrmdeLmrg
Niederschlesien
Niederschlesien
378
379
380
381
382
Sagan
Reichenbach/%ule
Wittingen
Leer/Ostfriesl.
Oldenburg- Land
4 Niederschlesien
4 Niederschlesien
$1 Ost-&m.rmver
7 Nordsee
7 Nords'ee
384
385
386
387
388
389
Cuxhaven
Hbcter
Aachen- Land
Bergheti
Schleiden
Geilenkirchen
41
9
391
392
Hemeskeil .
Schltichtern
337
338
339
340
341
34-2
343
344.
;:z
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
,354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
;::
364
365
366
22
;5:
369
370
,
19
36
11
11
11
11
Ost- Hannover
VestfaLlen- Nerd
Kbln- Aachen
WLn- Aachen
Kiln- Aaohen
K&In- Amhen
12 Itiselland
13 Messen- Nassau
No Location
-*
393
Eofgeismar
14
15
15
15
15
Kurhessen
Mittelland
Mittelland
Mittelland
Mittelland
15 Mittelland
15 Mittellend
394 Halle- Land
395 Bad Liebenwerda
396 Delitzsch
Sangerhausen
398 Zeitz
397
399 Qu-+=t
401CdW
20
20
20
21
21
21
21
21
Wtittemberg
VGrtter&erg
TtFTttemberg
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
23 Mittelelbe
23 Mittelelbe
23 Mittelelbe
402 B&lingen
403 Tuttlingen
404 I;ilbsbach
$2
407
408
409
410
411
Waldshut
Bruchsal
Jrillingen
Uberlingen
Haldensleben
Stendal
KBthen
415 Parchim
416 Malchin
417 Hamburg- Harburg
418 Stejnburg
419 NeuglCfnSter
420 Hanitsvrg- Wendsbeck
k21 H&burg- Xitte
422 Hmiburg- Bergedorf
24 Meoklenburg
24 Meckilenburg
24 Mecklenburg
24. Mecklenburg
26 Haxnburg
6 Nordmark
6 Nordmark
26 Haburg
26 Hamburg
26 Hamburg
424 Hamburg- Hafen
425 Zottweil
426 Horb
427 Leonberg
428 Vai'ningen
429 Reutlingen
20
20
20
20
20
413 %3mar
4uc V&en
f
26 -burg
,!+31 Friedrichshafen
20 Vttrttemberg
20 Wtittemberg
20 -vVtittemberg
432 Wangen/nll&v
433
Wiirttemberg
Wtirttemberg
Wtitte#iberg
'Wtittemberg
WIJ.rttemberg
Saulgau
435 Mtinsingen
436 Ntitingen
437 G&&w=
438 Heidenhcim
439 Schw&isch Gutid
&i!+O Backnang
20
20
20
20
20
20
442 Oehringen
4.43 Had Mergentheixfi
20 'Wtittemberf:
20 V!tittemberg
b45
Hop,
&8
Peine
8
8
8
8
Crafschaft
41~6 Nienburg
447 WolfenbUttel
*a.02
Wtirttemberg
Mktte&erg
Vtittemberg
%%rttemberg
Y0Jrttemberg
WCrttemberg
Niedersachsen
Miedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
449
450 Zderstadt
451
452 Blankenbur~'Harz
453
454 Aichach
456 Bockenem
8
8
8
8
8
19
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Hochland
8 Niedersachsen
462 Btttow
463 hQ.5lln
464 Erkelenz
5 Porranern
6 Nor&ark
11 K&n- Aachtn
467
468
469
23
8
10
10
1
471
Dinslaken
Geldern
Memel
473
Hegdekmg
475
Lindau
470
Kittelelbe
Niedersachsen
Ruhr- Niederrhein
Ruhr- Niederrheix
Ostpreussen
1 Ostpreussen
36
Schwaben
479 Hettstedt
15 Mittelland
481 Pilsen
482 Prag
Befehlsst.BBhmen u. IGhren
BePehlsst,BBhmen u. X&hren
484
485
486
39 Mainfrenken
Befehlsst.B&men
Befehlsst,B&xnen
u, X$hrcn
u, X%!!hren
489 Iglau
490 BrB.m
491 Xen- Ott&ring
Befehlsst.B$hmen
Befehlsst.B&men
27 Ken
u, 1Itihren
u. %,hren
493 Dillingen
494 Augsburg- Land
495 Neuburg/a.d. Donau
36 Schwaben
36 Schwaben
36 Schwaben
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
5a
505
Kitsingen/Gerolshof'en
Olmtitz
UhrischOstrau
Neubistritz
Wiebtill
Pinneberg
Bentheim
Wien Bezirk 1
Wien Bezirk 1X (Ost)
Wien Bezirk 11 (Sad)
PJien Bezirk 3.V
Wien Bezirk V
28
6
6'
7
27
27
27
27
27
Niederdonau
Mordmwk
Nordmark
NOXdStX
Yien
mien
Ni en
Vien
ViXen
Location
506
507
508
509
510
Wien Bezirk Vl (SchBnbrunn)
3ien Rezirk Vll (West)
Wien Bezirk Vlll
Wien Bezirk IX
TtiLlrr
*den/b.
Nien
Bruck/a.d. Leitha
Viener-Yeustadt
Eisenstadt
Ober-&llendorf
St. P&ten
Scheibbs
Amstetten, Schloss Edlach
Melk
Zwettl
trJak&ofen
Kxems
Komeuburg
f;aa/a. d. Thaya
G&nsemdorf
Neunkirchen
Lilienfeld
Gmfind
HQI3-l
Hollabrunn
Linz- Stadt
Linz- Mihlviertel~flest
iiohrbach
Preistadt/Oberdonau
PeXg
Steyr
Kirchdorf/Krem
Gmunden
511
512
513
514
515
536
5x7
518
519
520
52J.
522
523
524
525
5%
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
;;z
;;87
542
543
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
scming
558
29
Oberdonau
Graz- Stadt
Feldbach
Hartberg
Bruck/a.d. Mur
Leoben
Liezen
Judenburg
Beutsch- Landsberg
Leibnitz
Graz- Land
Mureck
Fllrstenfeld
Oberwart
Sulz
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
31
Steiemark
Steiemark
Steiermrk
Steiemark
Steiemark
Steiermark
Steiemark
Steiemark
Steiemark
Steiemark
Steiermark
Steiemark
Steiemark
Steiermark
Steiemark
Steierrnark
Urnten
559
:E
29 C%erdonau
Wels
555
556
557
27 Wien
27 "G.en
27 Wien
27 Wien
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdmau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niaderdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdomu
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Mederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Qiederdmau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
28 Niederdonau
29 Oberdonau
29 Oberdonau
29 Oberdmau
29 Oberdonau
29 Oberdonau
29 merdmau
29 Oberdonau
29 Oberdonau
Klagenfurt
I&, Location
563
VL)lkermarkt
565
Spittal/a,d.
31 K&rnten
Drau
31
30
K&mten
Steiemk
Wolf sberg
569 Innsbruck- Stad%
570 Landeck
571 Schwaz
572 Kuf'stein
573 Dornbim
574 Bludene
Reutte
$2 fmst
577 Ri-tzbUlel
578 Salzburg- Stadt
579 Hallein
580 Blschofshofen
581 TmSWeg
See
582 Zell/a.
%&burgLand
583
584 Innsbruck- Land.
585 Nikolsburg
586 Znaim
587 Kaplitz
31
33
;i;
Aussergefild
590 Hermagor
591 Bregenz
22
31
K4rnten
Tirol- Vornriberg
Tirol- Vorarlberg
Tirol- Vorarlberl;
Tirol- Vorarlberg
Tiroi- Vorarlber~:
Tirol- Vorarlber;;
Tirol- VoraYlbFrl{:
Tirol- Vomrlbexy
Tirol- Vorarlberl:
Salzburg
Salzburg
Salzburg
Salzburg
SdZbWg
Salzburg
Tirol- irorar'lberi;
Niederdonau
Niederdonau
Oberdonau
Oberdonau
Bareuth
Iclikrnten
Tirol- vorarlbc:"~;
Wasserburg
Traunstein
ICesbach
Hannsversch It&den
5917 Braunschweigm Land
19
19
19
566 Weiz/%. Graz
568
593
594
$56.
59e
599 Osterode/&rz
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
408
609
610
611
612
613
6s
615
616
617
LiJlgm
Asch
Aussig
Bb
Bischofteinitz
BlShmisch Leipa
B&X
Bramau
Deutsch-Gabel
Nix
Eger
Falkenau
Freiwaldau
3'reudent'nal
Gablonz
Yriedland
Graslitz
Landskron
33
33
33
33
33
33
33
;:
32
32
32
32
32
33
28
20
29
29
33
8
8
8
I,
35
35
35
3T
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
Hochland
EochZand
Hochland
Kiedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersachsen
Niedersuchsen
NORkSX
sudetenland
Stietenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenlmd
Su&stenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenlmd
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenlmd
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Suck tenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenlmd
Sudetenland
GEBIET
Looation
Hohenelbe
Xohenstadt
J&gerndorf'
Kaaden
Karlsbad
Kcmotau
Lei-tmeritz
Luck
Marienbtid
M&hrisch Sch6nberg
Zwittau
Mie s
Neutitschein
Reichenberg
Rumburg
Ea.232
Sternberg
Tachau
TeplitzSchtSnau
Tetschen
Trautenau
Troppau
Gotenhafen
Berent
Dirschau
Koriitz
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
37
37
37
37
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenlmd
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sucietenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenlmd
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sudetenland
Sude tenland
Sudetenland
Danzig- Vestpreussen
Danzig- Westpreussen
Danzig- Westpreussen
Danzig- Westpreussen
Graudenz
37
Danzig- Westpreussen
a9
Danzig- Land
Thorn
Erorriberg
37 Danzig- Westpreussen
37 Danzig- Westpreussen
37 Danzig- Wes tpreussen
651
Posen
38
Wartheland
653
Smter
38
Wartheland
655
Lissa
38
Wartheland
m
658
659
660
Jarotschin
iiawitsch
Hohensalza
Dietfurt
38
38
38
38
Wartheland
Wartheland
Wartheland
Wartheland
662
663
664
665
666
Leslau
LitmannstadtLitzmnnstadtKalisch
Fabianice
618
619
620
621
622
623
624,
625
626
627
62%
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
647
648
667
668
669
2-5:
674
SC
38 Xartheland
Stadt
Land
38
;:
ostrowo
38
38
Kattowitz
KBnigsh&tte
40
40
Teschen
Eupen
40
Malmedy
Wartheland
Wartheland
Wartheland
Wartheland
Wartheland
Oberschlesien
Oberschles-im
Oberschlesien
11 Kl)ln- &hen
11 K8l.m Aachen
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679 Zichenau
1
681 AXackeb
1 Gstpreusscn
683 Haugard
5 Pcmr3cm
685
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5 P0zrfmerr1
5 ~‘ormnem
6134
667
5 Potmem
271
5 F0mrrl.e
6t3y Schlochau
690 &men
691 Nordenharu
7 lTo;?&see
693 Bremerv6rde
694 Kehlheim
41 Gst.- iiijflrl;2r;p;T
697 ~Ru-xsicdel
22 B3ayrwth
702
-?03
704
705
706
707
708
709
KOKlbUY&SWt?
Pirmsens
Kusel
liockinghausen
Kirchheirnbolanden
Neustadt/'a.il,T.
Speyer
Saa2gemhd
712 Metz- S-tadt
713 x&z- Land
717 Crossen
723
Rathenow
725
Buchen
726 ICehI
'727 Sinsheim
Slickingen
729 Stockach
728
22 lkqmxth
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21
21
21
21
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13mI.en
T.h~~crz
'13adcn
Uar!en
lmation
730
731
732
733
734
IEmIl
Emendingen
Mwlheim
Wolfach
Neustadt
Weissenburg
Hagenau
Zabem
Strassburg- Stadt
Nolsheim
Strassburg- Land
Schlettstadt
Bappoltsweiler
;;:
737
738
739
740
741
742
743 Kolmar
744 Gebweiler
TEU-Ul
$2 Miilhausen
747 Altkirch
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
Osterburg
Zerbst
Hammersleben
Wnzleben
Genthin
Stassfurt
Schwerin- Land
Restock- Land
Hagenm
Sch?5nberg
21
21
23.
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
&den
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
24
24
24
24
MitteJeXbe
Mittelelbe
Mittelelbe
Mittelelbe
Mittelelbe
Mittelelbe
Mittelelbe
Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
Mecklmiburg
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
Baden
761 Melsungen
Ii,& Kurhessen
765
12 Moselland
Bernkastel
772
“171 Montabav
13. Hessen- Nassau
13 Hessen- Nassau
774 Erlangen
18 Franken
782
Labiau
1 Ostpreussen
789 Sichelberg
1 Oatmeussen
791 Gleidingen
8 Niedersachsen
793 Bartenstein
1
796 ~lt3hnen
1 Ostpreussen
Ostpreussen
l3mN
5,
Location
803
Lauban
4
807
Ohlau
4 Niedemchlezien
810
Jauer
4 i?iederschlesien
818
819
820
I~ckemf~rde
6 Nordmark
6 Mortinark
6 Nor&nark
822
Segeberg
6 Wordmark
825
Bad Zwischenahn
7
831
&mnenberg
3msbUttel
mmsburg-
Land
Niederschlesien
Nordsee
4-1 OSt- Hamover
13. Kt)ln-
I.4
850
S-l;a.rnberg
854 Pfaffenhofen
855 Ytistenfeltibruck
Aachen
Kurhessen
19 Hochland
856 E%ersberg
19 Hochland
19 Ho&land
19 Hochland
858
Forchheim
22
BqTreuth
861
562
Ktibach
Kronach
22
22
Bayreuth
Bqpeuth
864 Vilshofen
22
Bayreuth
867
22
22
Bayreuth
Eqreuth
Xainburg
868 Zwiesel
l&. Location
876
877
Deutsch Eylau
=khm
3;
Ostpreussen
Danzig- Westpreussen
879
Erding
19
Hochland
882 Kukn
881 Tuchel
37
37
Danzig- Westpreussen
Danzig- Westpreussen
891
38
Warthelmd
896
38
VJartheLand
yol& Konin
38
Wa.rtheland
38
Wartheland
910
38
Wartheland
914
39
Nainfrmken
908
Imtschiitz
yJ+& Groningen
945
Salzgitter
Befehlsst, Niederlande
8 Niedersachsen
949
fiainburg
30
++S++Nhberg
"I?+ M&when
Keichsbann Bimenschiffahrt
'Beichsbann
Seeschiffahrt
Steiermark
X3 Franken
19 Ho&land
m3yJ.mwDw
BkNNE w[STDrn~1'ICrn
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BANN
GEBIET
Location
No.
Aache n-land
Aachet+Stadt
Aalen
Aichach
Alfeld
Allenstein
Altana
Altenburg
Xltkirch
at ona
hb erg
Amstettxn,
sctiLoss Ed"lach
Andernach
Angerburg
Anklarn
Annabcrg
Ansbach
tinsberg
Arnstadt
Ar.lswalde (Friediberg)
Asch
Aschaffenbuwy,
38f;
AUC?
Auerbach
Acrsburg-Land
Augsburg-Stadt
AilTich
Aussergefild
Aussig
aacknang
Bad Hombuxy:
Bad Gmlznach
Bad Lubatochowitz
Bad Liebenvrcrda
Bad illergentheirn
Rad ?Jauheim
3ad Jieustadt
Bad Uldesioe
11 RQln-Aachen
25
11
K&n-Aacheh
423
454
20
wfkrttembeq
257
150
143
362
747
31
$Z
68
292
3%
105
319
264
220
175
19 Hochland
8
I
Iqiedersactlsen
Ostpreussen
&2 IVestfalen-Sad
17
21
26
22
28
12
1
5
16
18
-- 4.2
17
Thiiringen
Baden
IfELlilbUrg
Bayseuth
Niederdomm.
Xos8lland
Ustpreussan
i'Qm:lorn
Sachsan
Pranken
Xestfalen-Stid
Thtiingen
5 Pommrn
601
35 Sudetenland
331.
39 Xainfranken
I6 Sachssln
16 Sachsen
$ Schwaben
36 Schwaben
7 Nordsse
20-7
306
494
3%
19d
589
602
395
443
25G
362
185
Bad Re5Aenhall
Bad T231,z
336
33?
Bad Zx~inchenahn
Baden/b,‘#ien
Baden-Baden
Barnberg
Barn
Bartenstein
Baurdholder
'33a1i.tzen
Bayreuth
Beckum-Warsndorf
Beeskow-Storkom
Belgaxd
Bensheim
825
511
111
305
603
793
a-7
A03
307
260
368
685
ul-9
22 Bayreuth
35 Sudetenland
20 Wrttemberg
13 IIesser+Nassau
12 Xoselfand
Befehlstelle
B.u.B6,
15 XItteI.land
20 Mirtternboq
I.3 Hessen-Nassau
39 Xainfranken
6 Yordmark
19 Ho&land
19 EIochland
7 33tisee
28 Niederdonau
21
22
35
1
12
16
22
Baden
Bayreuth
Sudetenland
Ostpreussan
i:aselland
Sachsen
Bayrcuth
9 MestfaleD-Nerd
2 G.rki3randenburg
5 Pommem
13 Hessem-Nassau
BANN
GEBIET
Location
Bentheim
Berent
Bergheim
Bergisch-Gladbach
BerlinCharlottenburg-Spandau
I-orst-Wessel- Stadt
Krauzberg-Mitte
Lichtenberg-K8penick
Moabit-Scheneberg
Neuk8lln-Treptow
Pankovr'iVeissensee
Steglitz-Tenrpelhof
I$i~ersdorf-Zehlendorf
Wedding-Reinickendorf
500
641
387
3uc
?I KBla-Aachen
11 K&n-Aachen
198
BeI7li.n
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
3 Berlin
3 Berlin
3 Berlin
3 Berlin
3 Berlin
Berlin
2 Wrk Brandenburg
23 Mittelelbe
Xoselland
:; Oberschlesiea
20 W~rttmberg
9 Westfalen-n'ord.
b2 Westfalen-Snd
32 Sal&urg
35 Sudetenland
12 Moselland
15 Xittelland
8 Niedersachsen
33 Tirol-Vorarlberg
20 W&rttemberg
9 Westfalsn-Nord
'Plestfaien-Stid
5 Xe3ersachsen
35 Sudetenland
11 Kbln Aaohen
16 Sachsen
9 Westfalen-Nerd
Xark Brandenburg
3; Sudatanland
Osiqreussen
ii Niedersachsen
8 Niedersachsen
Timl-Vorarlberg
5-: Nordsee
4J Ost-Hannover
4 I?iederschlesien
4 Niederschlasien
4 Wiederschlesien
37 Danzig-Westpreuss@n
21 BadeD
30 Staiennark
28 Niederdonau
Befehlsst,Bt)hmen
u.BbLihran
6 Nordmark
35 Sudstenland
21
155
329
201
61
199
200
37
6
Bt?lXl~U
Bernburg
Bernkastel
Beuthen
Biberach
Bielefeld
Bigge
Bischofshofen
Bischofteinitz
Bitbur&ifel
Bitterfeld
Blankenbur&-Iarz
Bludanz
BBblingen
Bocholt
Bochuw
Bockenem
Bl)hmisch Leipa
BOIKl
Borna
Bottrop
Brandenburg
Braunau
Braunsberg
Braunschweig~Land
BraunschweigGtadt
Bregcnz
Brmen
BremervOrde
Breslbux-Land
Breslau-Stadt
Brieg
Bromberg
Bn.lC?lSd
Bruck/a.d.Xur
Bruck an der Leitha
Btinn
Brunsbffttal
Bl?UX
7 Nor&e e
37 Danzig-Westpreussen
765
1%
366
158
137
580
604-
29
301
452
574
402
261
67
456
4%
160
233
262
35
607
296
597
92
591
75
693
349
11
157
649
w
548
512
690
819
606
All.2
3
3
3
3
Location
No.
Buchen
Budweis
725
21
B&l
ait ow
Sunzlau
Bwg/b.&gdeburg
3urgensteinfurt
730
462
21
280
66
3-45
5
4
23
9
Baden
Befehlsst. B&men
IL Nben
Baden
Pommern
Niederachlesien
ESittelelbe
Westfalen-Nerd
idittelelbe
20 Nrttenberg
23
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c alvi
Celle
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z
c ;,‘blX IrQ42
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401
77
w
1%
2:
52
41
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41
37
37
37
37
Ost-Eannovex~
Danzig-Westpreussen
Dnnzig-Westpreussen
DQnz~-iYestps,eussen
Danzig-Vestpreusrie
3ayreuth
Xit telland
Kittelelbe
Westfalen-Nerd
Ostpreussen
SU&!tel?l~IC2
Pom::ern
Steie;mark
i7arth e la nd
Schwaben
Ruhr=-Niederrhein
Sachsen
Cmzig4Vestpeussen
22 Bayreuth
16 Sachsen
22 Bayreuth
9 Westfalen-Xord
2 hark Brandenburg
20 Xkrttemberg
2 Mark: Brandenbuz
41 ost4anover
Cms!;en
-I22
717
Cuxhaven
3bt
Dannenberg
Darlzig-Gr3ss
Dan ig (Grosses *Jerdsr)
~mzig-Land
JJno zig (Weichsel-Yest)
Deggendorf
Delitzsch
JA?::sau
'
Detmold ,:I
ideutsch 'Xy1a.u
Lieutsch-Gabel
Deutscb Kmne
&utsc+Landsberg
Dietfur-t
Dilli5gen
-Uinslaken
~ippoldiswalde
Disschau
I)LJbeln
ilonaueschinpn
Dornbirn
Dortmund
i.kxWrund-Ltitjenburg
3ramburg
Dresden/S tadt
Lm~de~-Land
Drossan
Duderstadt
lIlf.iren
DilLsseldorf'
Msseldorf-l,ktt:nann
Duisburg-Kord
Duisburg-Stid
Du
833.
5
-128
647
277
34J396
93
55
876
608
U-9
552
660
493
469
216
w
139
40
573
130
G-4
21 Baden
33 Tirol-Norarlbeq
42 Wcstfalen-Stid
42 i/?cstfalen-SCld
-400
108
5 P0lTlElf3m
16 Sachsen
16 Sacksen
!; r:.~t-i.
shcs b-l
22
15
23
9
3:
5
30
38
36
10
16
37
16
8
ii
i-2’:
39
230
235
11
34
34
10
10
609
35
2%
SZiChS8tl
I.&k Brandenburg
Eiadersachsen
K8lkAachen
Msseldorf
D&wldorf
Ruhr-Niederrhein
Ruh;FiJiederrhein
sudetenlaad
GEBIET
Location
No.
Zbersbel-g
Eberswalde
Ebingen
Eckernflirde
Eger
ssenfelden
311~ningen
Eisenach
Eisenstadt
Eisleben
Elberfeld (Ttippertal)
Elbing
Em&n/%orden
tixnendingen
&3ing
.irfurt
Srkelenz
Erlangen
&jchwege
Essen
Esser,-Nerd
Esslingen
Zupen
Eutin
Euskirchen
Lylau Deutsch)
Eylau i Pre-ussisch)
8%
Falkenau
Falkensee
Feldbach
Finsterwalde
Flatow
FlensbuqpLand
Flensburg-Stadt
Fl&.a
Forchheim
Frankenstein
Frankenthal
FrankfU%/!Main
Frankfurt/Main
FrankfUr@
Freiburg
Freiburg
Freising
Freistadt
Freiwaldau
Freudenstadt
Freudenthal
Friedberg
Friedeberg-Arnswal.ds
Priedland
Friedrfchshafen
IRUa
IXIrstenfeld
F%rstenfaldbNck
IFtirth
611
195
546
369
x4
820
86
181
196
127
818
610
34-2
$0
516
266
267
279
251
78;;
7f
464
774
274
173
239
$5
673
272
876
291
19 Ho&land
2 MarkBrandenburg
20 MCirttemberg
6 No&mark
35 Sudetenland
22 Eayreuth
20 WUrttembe~
17 Tl3fki.ngen
28 Nil3desdon~
15 IiEttelland
34 l38sseldox-f
37 PaxM.g-Vestpreussen
7 Nordsee
21 Baden
19 Hochland
17 Thmngen
11 K&I-Aachen
28 Franken
u+ Kurhessen
10 Hurh4iederrhei.n
10 &hz+Tiaderrhefn
20 Wrttambeq
11 K&ln-kach0n
6 Nordmark
11 KCTln-Aachen
1 Ostpreussen
1 Ostpreussen
35 Sudetand-and
3:
2
5
6
6
1.6
22
8%
4
3e
343 25
81 13
186 13
2
w
182 16
113 21
313 19
536 29
53.2 35
126 20
613
;ii
5
175
615 35
20
!z;
&
5% 30
855 19
324 18
Kark Brandenburg
Steiamrark
&Lark Brandanbuq
YoImlsrn
Nordmark
Nor&ark
Sachsen
Bayreuth
NieJerschlasien
We&n-ark
Hessen-Naasa;u
Hessan-r;rass~
MarkBrandenbur~
Sachssn
Baden
Ho&land
Oberdonau
Sudetenland
MIrtteruberg
Sudetenland
Schwaben
POmmWTI
Sutitenland
Iq&ttemberg
CuWssen
steiemark
Hochland
Franken
BANN
GZBIZT
XIocation
6f4
Gablonz
G&nserndoxf
Gardelegan
GamisckPatenkirchen
Gasten
G&mile r
Geilenkirchen
Geldern
Gensenkirchen-Buer
Gmthin
525
27
326
$6
470
228
753
153
1.16
38
Gera
Giesaen
Glat z
211
GlAUChaJm
Gleidingen
Gleiwitz
Glogau
Gr&ld
Grmtnden
Goarshausen, st,Goldap
G6ppingen
GkLitz
Gcmlar
Gotenhafen
Got-ha
GLlttingen
Graslitz
Garudenz
Grsz-Land
&awStadt
Greifenberg
i;reifenhagen
Greifswald
Greiz
GXG.T?Dla
Groningen
793.
22
58
533
;.
35 Sudetenland
28
23
19
38
21
11
10
9
23
17
13
4
1.6
8
40
4
23
Niederdonau
Mittelalbe
Kochland
Wartheland
Baden
Kbln-Aachen
Ruhx4Viederrhei.n
Westfalen-Nord
tiittelelbe
Thitringen
Hessen-Nassau
Niederschlesien
Sachsen
Niedex*sachsen
Oberschlesfen
Miederschlesien
Miederdcna.u
Obcx~Ionau
538
29
13 B8SS8W-NfiL5S~U
I Ostpreussen
437
20
288
44
19
233
640
95
82
616
645
554
545
204
353
294
96
179
-Wxtte;i~be~
4 Niaderschlesien
8 Niedcrsachsen
37 Danzig-WestpmusseD
f7
8
35
37
30
30
5
5
5
17
Thtiringen
Niedersacbsan
Sudetenland
Danzig-Westpreussen
SteitzrTILarlr
Steicrmrk
Pomfiern
Pommem
POIIlTIlErr!
ThfIringen
16 Sachsen
94-o
Befehlsst,
Niederlank
Sachsa n
Pomrlem
Obsrschlesien
Niederschlesien
Mark Brmdehbu;
Ostpreussen
KBln-kachen
Meckhburg
Gross8nhain
Gross Stettin
Gross Strehlitz
Gfinberg
Guben
Gmbinnen
Gwmersbach
GUstrox
101
2
16
269
350
40
33
1
299
2
Hagen
Hagenau
135
9 Westfalen-Eord
21 Bade n
24 Nfecklenbtung
23 Mittelelbe
23 Hittelelba
I+5 Mittelland
:L5 Mittelland
32 SalzburpS
H8gfNiOW
Eialbsrstadt
Haldensleben
Halle-Land
Halbe-Stadt
Hallein
12
5
4
2
24.1
7%
758
165
409
3;:
579
BANN
Location
HaIIIbUIp
Altona
Eergedorf
Hafen
H=+Jws
Mitt8
Nerd
ost
Stid
Wandsbeck
west
Hameln
Hamersleben
Ham
ffanau
Hamlover
HamwsrLand
Hannoversch It9tinden
H&berg
Hattingen
Heide
Heidelberg
Heidenheti
Heilbmnn
Heiligenstadt
Heilsbeq
HeZmatedt
HCCborIl
Herford
Hermagor
Hemeskeil
Herne
Hersfeld
Hettstedt
HWekrug
Hildeskim
Hiadenburg
Hirschberg
Hof
Hofgeismar
Hohmelbe
Hohensalxa
Hohmstadt
Hollabrunn
Homberg/a. daEfze
Ho&urg/Saar
,Humburg, Bad
Herb
HO2-R
HCSXt8IHoya, &%fschaf%
GEBIET
No.
31
t22
424
4147
42l
188
282
283
7:
364
751
w
98
74
273
5%
567
99
35
'110
438
321
222
293
255
3fJ3
183
590
391
259
289
479
4;;
194
154
329
393
618
6”:;
530
192
:E
4.26
529
3%
45
26 Hamburg
H=W
26 Hamburg
26 HaJnb=-iit
26 Hamburg
26 mm
26 Hamburg
26 Hamburg
26 Hamburg
26 Hambu3Fg
a Niedersachsen
23 Mittelelbe
112 Westfalen-Stia
13 Hessen-Nassau
8 Miedersachsen
8 Niedersachaen
8 H53dersachsen
30 Steiamark
Westfalen-Stfa
5
Nordmr;lr
21, Badan
20 WMtemberg
20 Wlktternberg
17 TMringen
1 Ostpreursen
8 Niedersachssa
13 Hasssn-Nassau
9 Westfalen-Nerd
31 lard BR
12 Mmalland
62 Westfalen-Sfid
3ic Ilurbessen
13 btlitteuand
1 Ostpreussen
8 Niadersachsen
40 Oberschlesien
4 Niedarachlesien
22 Baymuth
& Kurh5ssen
35 Sudetenland
38 Wartheland
35 Sudetenland
28 Niederdonau
Ilc Kwrhassen
25 WwtBl%rk
13 Hessen-Wasa~
20 WIkttemberg
28 Niederdonau
9 Westfalan-Nerd
8 Niedersachsan
26
B A N Ii’
GEBIZT
Location
Idax4berstein
Iglau
Ingbert, St.
Ingolstadt
Innsbruck-Land
Innsbmck-Stadt
Imst
Insterburg
ISerlOhIl
J&gemdorf
Jaimen
Jarotschin
Jauer
Jena
Judenburg
Jtilich
Jungbunzlan
Jtiterbog
ucc; 12 Mcselland
Befehlsst.Bbhmn
b-89
344 25 Westmark
310
136
Tirol-Vorarlberg
Timl-Vorarlberg
Tirol-Vorarlberg
I ostpreussen
42 Nestfale.~43Bd
620
35
690
657
81.0
94
20
621
323
Kehl
Kehlhein,
Kemp-ixn
726
W
178
2::
109
83
668
Kaufbeuren
Kit31
33
33
33
Sudetenland
5 EOlTMMXl
3 Wartheland
4 Niederschl8sien
17 Thtinger!
30 Steiermark
55111 K&ln-Aachen
w
Kaaden
Kaiserslautern
KdiSCh
K&menz
xap1itz
Karlsbad
Karlsruhe-Land
Kassal
xat towit 2
TXrchdorf/krems
Kirchhe-imbolanden
Kitzbtihel
Kitzingen/Gemldshofon
Xladno
Klag8nfirt
iClWf3
Koblenz
Kolbeq
Kolin
Kolmar
K6ln
K8ln-Land
K&n-rechtsrhainisch
KBln-Sad
Komotau
Kbnigsberg
KBnigsberg
mniggratz
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19 Hochland
569
576
45
584
u.M&rea
f9t
320
184
537
706
577
4-a
561
238
28
54
743
53
65
16
21-7
623
1
43
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2 Blark Brandenburg
35 Sudetenland
25 wes tm2x1<
3 War-thela&
16 Sachsen
29 Oberdonau
35 Sudetenland
21 Badsn
a Kurhessen
Oberschlssien
% Schmberr
21 Baden
22 Bayreuth
% Schwaben
6 n'ordrnark
29 Obezdonau
25 TiiTestmark
33 Tirol-Vorarlberg
39 &F&-lfrat1ketY
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31 Kblten
10 RuhxhRisderrhe in
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21 Badlen
11 XCjl!.-PAach~i3
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40
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BANN
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No
2
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Konitz
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Korbach/Yaldeck
KOm@UbUq
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K&then
Yaainbu.rg
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Krem
Kmuzbeqg
xreuznach, Bad
Kmnach
mfst8in
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9%
KUS01
Mistrin
Laa/a,d.Thaya
Labiau
Landal
Landhc
Imdeshut
Landsberfiech
Landsbed
Landshut
Landskmn
Laubm
LauoabuIpS
Laufenburg
Lauterbach
Leer/Ostfriasl
Lei.bnitz
Leipzig
Leimritz
Lend
Lentschiitz
Leoben
Leonberg
Lesla.U
Liebenwerda, Bad
Liergnitz
Lien2
Liezan
Lilienfeld
Ltiburg
Lindau
Lipgen
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west
Linz-Stadt
Lippstadt
Lissa
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3
643
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226
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295
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28
5
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40
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524
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351
325
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33
37
22
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25
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23
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2
28
1
21
25
33
4
19
48
2
332
617
22
35
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Baden
45
21
3Q4 13
381
7
553 30
107 16
624 35
32
908 38
549 30
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15
4
31
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253
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532 29
531 29
132 42
655 38
663 3
664 38
21.2 16
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Baden
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BANN
Location
Lobs P
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LUbeck
Ltibeck-Land
Luck
Luckanwalde (Jlteeborg)
LUdenScheid
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hdwigshafen
Ludtigslust
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Ldtjenburg (i3ortmmd)
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625
20
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317
298
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Mainz
Malchin
Miihedy
Matmhein
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26
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208
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312
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221
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25 W8StIRaZ%
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131 Ness8n-Nassau
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11 Xt)lwAachen
21 Baden
14 Kurhessen
35 Sud8tenland
16 Sachsen
37 &mzig-Westpmussea
37 Ih&zig-Testpr8Uss8n
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16 Sachsea
28 Niederdonau
14 Kurhessan
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2 Wxwaben
7 130rdse e
20 W~titeii~berg
15 tiittelland
25 Yrfeatmark
25 7ti8StlIla33C
35 Sudetenbnd
19 HochZand
39 li3ainfranken
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21 Baaen
11 K61n-Aachen
13 H8ss8n-2Iassall
21 Baden
19 Ho&land
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21 Baden
10 Sthr-Niederrhein
CEBIfET
ad&MM
Location
Millheim
l!iltiCbfi
Mtlnchen-Cldbauh
Mtisingsn
lbffinstar
ll3tur8ck
Nau&d
Nauheti,Bad
Maumburg
Neidenburg
Neisse
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Neubistritz
Neubrandenburg
Neumarkt
Neddnster
N'aunkirohern
Nau&irohen
N8UXUppi~
Neuss
Neustadt
Neustadt, Bad
Neustadt a.d&
Neustadt
Neustadt
Neustettin
N8utitsch8in
Neuwied
Niebnll
Nie nburg
Xiesky
Nikolsbuqg
Non&3nham
Nordhausen
Natilingen
Northeti
anberg
Mirnberg
Wrtingen
Oberhausen
Oberpullendorf
Oberviechtach-WaldrnCInchen
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Oehringen
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Oldenburg
21&~1burg-Land
Oldesloe, &d
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465
555
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233
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203
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97
339
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229
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60
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442
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287
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30 steie-k
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15 Mittslland
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28 Niedefionau
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22 Bayzxwth
6 Nordmark
28 Iiiedexdonw
25 Westmark
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34 Msseldorf
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39 Hainfranken
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40 Oberschlesien
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35 Sudetenland
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6 Nozd.ma&
8 Niedersachsan
4 Nied8rschILesien
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17 TMringsn
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18 Franken
20 iYCtrttemberg
10
28
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Nisderschlesien
Kordsee
Nordsee
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u,Hahren
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BANN
Location
No.
03438
OPP8ln
03%31i3burg
Oschatz
Oschersleben
Osnabrf.lck-Land
o&abxUck-Stadt
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Ostemd6
Osterode/katx
Ostrowo
227
Pabianice
Paderborn
Parchirn
Passau
Peine
Perg
Pfaffenhofen
Pforzheim
Pilsen
Pinneberg
Eirmasens
Pirna
Plauen
Pless
Plbhnen
Potsdam
Posen
p-43
Prenzlau
Preussisch Xylau
Preussisch Holland
Pritzwalk
Quedlinburg
Querfurt
Radom
Hagnit
Rappoltsweiler
Rastenburg
Bathenow
Ratibor
Ravensburg
Ratitsch
B8eS
Recklinghsen
Re@;ensburg
Reichenbach/kzle
Reichenberg
Reichenhall,
Bad
ReIlGg8II
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Rendsburg
63
278
215
42
40
12
23
286
78
749
18
7
7
23
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38
666
281
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44.8
535
854
172
481
499
703
177
1%
796
374
651
682
a
291
3
373
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Nordsee
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Niedersachsen
Wartheland
38 Wartheland
9 W8stfalen-Nord
a- 148cklenburg
22 Bayreuth
8 Wiedersachsen
29 Oberdonau
19 Nochland
21 Baden
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6 Nordmark
25 Yestmrk
16 Sachsen
16 Sachsen
40 Oberschlesien
I Ostpreussen
2 Hark Brandenburg
38 Wartheland
Befehlsst.B&msn
&tin
2 Uark Brandenburg
I Ostpreussen
I Ostprwssen
2 Mark &?andenburg
23 Mttelelbe
399
15 3;littelland
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270
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4
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57
252
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631
336
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231
163
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10 Ruhr-Niederrhein
9 Westfalen-Nord
22 Bayreuth
4 Niederschlesien
35 Sudetenland
19 Ho&land
12 xoselland
IXIssaldorf
% NOrdmark
GEBIET
BANN
Location
Reutlin~en
Reutte
Rheine
Ried/i.Innkreis
Rochlitz
Rockenhausm
Rohrbach
Rosenheim
Restock-Land
Restock-Stadt
Rotenburg
Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Rottweil
-rg
Saalfeld
SaarbrUcken
Saarburg
Saargen-i&d
Saarlautern
Saaa
SBckingen
Sagen
SalzbuqpLand
Salzburg-Stadt
Salzgitter
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samter
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St,Goarshausen
St.Ingbert
St.Pblten
St.Veit/a.d&lau
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Schlsiden
Schleswig
Schlettsadt
schlochau
SchMchtern
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Sche)nberg
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33 Timl-VorarUxq
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29 0b8rdOWll
16 SaChSen
25 Westi
29 Oberdonau
19 Hochland
24 IJ8cklenburg
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20 Vlltirttembexyj
35 Sudetanland
17 !%tbi~~8 L-J
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35 Sudetenland
21 Baden
4 Niederschlesien
32 Salzburg
32 Salzburg
8 Niedersachsen
23 bI%tt818lb8
38 Warthelmd
15 Zrfittelland
13 Hessan-Nassau
25 3Yestmark
28 Niederdonau
31 Xbnten
20 Wurttemberg
29 Oberdonau
28 Niedezdbnau
11 K&ml-Aache n
6 NOXd.Rl&Ck
21 Baden
5 Pommrn
13 Hessen-Nassau
17 Thiiringen
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23 tiittelelbe
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20 'i92irttemberg
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33 Tirol-Vorarlbcrg
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25
BANN
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Location
Senftanbcrg
47
151
789
a0
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Sichelberg
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Simbach/Inn
Simmem
Sinsheim
SO8St
Solingen
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Sorau
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Spittal/a.d.Urau
24-f-3
727
132
232
219
275
708
565
190
9
850
754
Stade
stargad
Starnbem
Stassfurt
Steinburg
418
410
Stendal
Sternberg
Stettin
Stegrl:
Stockach
Stoll.berg
stolp
Storkow (Beeskow)
Stralsund
Strassbuw-Land
Strassburg-Stadt
Straubing
Striegau
stuhnl
Stuttgart
(Cross)
Sulingen
Sulz
04
5;
729
210
49
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42
740
7%
346
877
119
73
558
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ch3rrHmg
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635
581
745
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Thorn
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Torgau
Traben-Trarbach
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Trier
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636
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337
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245
594
638
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69
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19
23
6
23
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21 Baden
21 Baden
22 Bayreuth
4 ?Cederschlesien
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20 ‘Hrttembcrg
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Velzen-Dannenberg
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Vi833U-t
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Vilshofen
Vbcklabruck
Vltlkernarkt
VKLklingen
Vorchtorf
428
225
284
265
20
7
41
41
38
31
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Warendorf-Backum
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Weimar
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375
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27 WlCQ3
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27 Wien
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Wittenberg
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59
413
205
356
197
380
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13 Hessen-Nassaar
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41 Ost-Hansuver
12 EIosellrrnd
4 Niederscblesien
21 Baden
8 Niedersachsen
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118
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23 Xttelelbe
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697
17
267
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34 I.Xsse1dox-f
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Schiausbildungslager
(Siegfrisd
GOSs'i'KT)
5.
Pommern
KELI
Iser
Goddentow/kr,lauenberg
(La@* wIlsux@
WEL II
(Star.
M&UN)
wi3L
tic Smmerl~er
6,
Noxdmrk
Niedersachsen
Gross
Born/Mustettin
Lubmin
YXL Dr
Leek-Schmt)rhahn
(H.G~~~.D~.scHUKMN)
cS0mmerl~er
(t1otor HJ)
.
Westfalenhof
mu:
(SS,U,Stuf,GIGAS)
L Probably cmwerted
into %XL,
Fissm-&tin
H&mlheide
8ehrerMchti~a~sl~er
(Continued)
LEATION:
cm--
GEBXET:
WELI
Haltern/Westf,
WL
~~stdorf/b.3ennel~er
WEL
Au~rstilorr/'b.Sennel~er
m 37
(Geff .FRESTAG)
Mari nwald
10. iiuhx+iederrhein
la!L III
(Staf,CAmJZ)
IIarzbeck/u.GeMem
f I a KLSln-Aache~~
ml. I
SC?-&
km ST
meifall
MEL
(OJ3af.KLOW)
Geilsnkixthen
WEL
Gerrce-ter
9. WestPalen+ord
L&n/E i.fc1
(Solbcq)
Kohlccheid
13.
Hess~n-Nassau
M-EL
Marlsbetiden
WEL
Ytig$prath
WEL
wm II
(Obaf.W.BOIIZR)
StegskCpf'jWesterwaM
WEL
X SCU?mer&agcr
(m3af.sm.HL)
Illi., Kurhesse n
V&L II
(C.Gefr.
WL
III
WELLI
W-ELIs
(0. Staf.dhTaR)
x
Rmbably
converted
ilJ-KIU
-wmK)
WL I7
3+fj, Mittelland
Ge
into WEL.
Kiegenh3.in/LLjrez.3.Cassel
Post R&rschein/Ct
Trqy=
Post Rtlhruchei~/ti
il"r3ysa
W&rertkhtigungslager
36. sachsern
mL
(Continued)
Neukhh8n/Kr,Chemitz
WSL II
WmJIII
oJw4)
Straschitz
xbl
Schibach,&r, ~e~shitz
Schloss Hainewalde/b.
Zittm
Pahlen/kr.Oschatz
Altenberg
wlELxII
i K.-Sommerlager
"Buch"
17* Tkgiringsn
Dah3ener Meide
tm
Bad Be&a
mII
Oh333ZUf
WEiL
VaCh&
Ranis
lg. Kochland
%wuchtlingen
YEL
WEL
20. Wtfrttemberg
JEL
Hechingen/W&t-l;emberg
m11
AltensteQ/b.Nagold
'W
Sxhenta&%irttembeq
x Ausbildwgslager
g Probably
converted
into XEL.
Oberstau.ffen
.~~ehrert~chti~~~n~sl~er
@JJ-J-JpP:
21.
(Continued)
UXAT'CON‘:
-d
Wi!Z:
Badetl
UnloiTfen
mx
II
Rauenstein;PPfa33
WLL III
Karrenalf/Schwarm
(La@?. BUHJxIm?~\
c Ftkrrersommerlager
22. Bayreuth
23. Eittelelbe
#EL II
Guttenthau/b.Kcmnath
XZL III
Zrasbach/b.Neumrk
U&L
Bernburg
MEL
HW~~
33d8
2&, Xecklenburg
25. Westmar%
z Pmbably
converted
WELI
Varen
V/XL II
'#axen
3c Segelflug
Somerlager
Gemershe@falz
3c Segelflug
Somerlager
Fr8hnerhof
I Segelflug
Somerlager
Niederbmnn
9c Segelflug
Sommrlager
Ochsenfeld
4c Ssgelflqg
Somerlager
Modern
!K Segelflug
Sommerlager
St.Avold
5 Segelflug
Soximerlagzr
Schalka ndorf
K Segelflug
Sommerlager
Schallodenbach
into.%EL.
IOCATJION:
/
h’rn
27. Wien
Grass Hollsnstein
Raab/a.d. Thaya
WZL III
28. Ni8derdonau
ilt Reichsstreif'endienst Lehrgang
(=I
ss-ICraftf~schule,
Sc?&bmm
al Lagsrschle
ThumBrsbach
YpeLI
29, Oberdonau
Ritmannshof/b.Zwettl
,
VorchtorS
xi& II
(Staf,Z%ITLM?G)
3.
Hasla.b.Bfx+cf~ld
Steiezmark
YiEL II
StJZuprrJcht/a,d&.ab
wEL III
xx, Cilli
Smemgg
w Schilager
Lachtalhaus
Pragerhof~ntersteiemark
in Ausbildungslager
(Marine-HJ)
WBrther See
x Ausbildungslager
Wbrthsr See
x AusbildLmgslager
Wkther
Sac
Grie s
3l.. K&mten
?~&sch/i.Gailtal
Seebod8n/&~~~he~
WEL d.Grussemanischen Jugend
f Ba.f*mmT!
33. Tir&-Vorarlberg
WEL
(Staf.KIRSCHNER)
Steiafel~rautal
WEL I
Naurach/a.Achensee
vBL II
Buchau/a.Achensee
I Lager
ss Probably
R'Lag6F
converted into mL.
Mtd.kalm
Scbwendt/b,K6ssen
'
~~e~ertftchti:n~slager
WEL:
GBDT:
34. Utisseldorf
continued)
IOCATION:
Gemtid
vi?ELI
w3L II1
35. Sudetenland
NEL I
(Baf. RXRU)
Heinrichsgtin
M3L
(staf,vuGEL)
Wildflecken
WEL IV
Kochlitz-E'ranzental/
a.d. Isar
FUhrernachwwhslager
Kbnigs~tte/b.Te~litz&Mnau
K Sommerlae;er
36.
Schloss Frundsberg/b,
Kindelheim
Schmbe a
x Vormilittiischer
Schilemang
37*
Danzig-Vestpreussen
(Ostaf.
40.
3axtheland
Oberschlesien
Bodenwinkel
WEKDT)
VUL T
(SS-U.Stur.L;EITR)
Beqstaat
-km
Zirke/Kr*Birnbaum
wx!xJII
Bad Gottschalkowitz
I Schilager
42,
K'estfalek-Stid
x Probably
Nebelhorrr
Lautenburg/Wpr,
X2L I
ym -J
38.
Wranitz/Sasaut&L
m%L
converted
into VJL.
Z-On
BUhlert/%r.Xonschau
GebietsfYihrerschulen
(Re~ional7Yraini.o~ Camps for Unit Leaders)
G!!!HKJ
___---_
-1
-40.
I.
Ostpreussen
I
II
-_
s'c~iC?OL
@.b3
ibmo t t en
Location
-e-e
Zlspt31
Boschimmen/Fost
Lyck-Land
@3fdenten
2.
Mark Brandenburg
I
(Gerhard Liebsch
Cottbus
3.
Berlin
?
Herbert; h’orkus
13irkenwerdar
4.
'Niederschlesien
I
Georg Preiser
Odarh3ltsch/Fw.
Guhrau
Hassitz
Hans Mallon
Sinow%chheida/b
Stettin
Machlin
I
Otto 13lbcker
Male rite-Gremsmiihlen
Gudenbcxg
1
Hans Nof fhan
AUdhl8/b.
Wildeshausen
Bad Zwischenahn
II
5.
I
Pornmrn
SI
6,
No&mark
II
7. Mordsee
?I
8,
Peter Fri8ss
DehmkeJf-lmeln
Walter Wagnitz
Schloss Schwansbell/b.
L&en
Hal&m
I
I-1erbe rt Hmarde
??W?gdlpt?n
Lintford
I
Paul Yhewellis
Baldur van
Sckirach
rdiedersachsen
Y* '~estfalen=No~
IO. EuhrchTiederrhsin
11.
12.
II
KBln-Aachen
II
Moselland
13. HesserrNassau
I
12
1:
MittelJ.and
6
Sachsen
-I7. Thfiringen
s
I1
III
Godesberg
Erich Nie.j ahr
Niederlahnstein
Cederhauscn
Christian
GtissnianU
ELfviZle/a.
Werner Gerhard
Gut Grimritz/b.
Halle
flans Queitzsch
Grethen/b. Erimna
Glauchau
b, Dresden
Rudolf Schr8der
Allstedt/a.d.
Helms
XI
-l5,
. K&n
lihein
K6nigshofen/
Taunus
'
Gebietsftihrerschulen
(slm22
_
-----
!!s_
Yame
(SontinTxed)
SGHUUL
,-
-..- ,_I_y
Location
---
18.
Fraoken
Zosef GYCln
Cadolzburg
19.
Hochland
Josef Neumeier
Weyarn/b. Eiesbach
20.
YJtirttemberg
Wilhelm Neth
Stuttgart-Solitude
21.
Baden
Fritz
Ettlingen
Ollweilcr
tiastatt
Neckaqerntind
I
II
Kr8beP
Thale
23, klittelelbe
25.
westmark
He;sshe-i_m
Bitsch
Burg Lichtenberg/b.
Kusel
Kaiserslalxtern
I
II
Tuttau
Dibberxen/b.
Yarburg
27.
wien
Plankenberg
28.
Niedetionau
&d-doss Sitzenberg/
Kr. 'L'ulln
30.
SteiemRark
Retzhof
31.
K8rnten
Velden/W8rthersee
32,
Salzburg
34.
Dtlsse ldorf
Xanten
359
Sudetenland
Schloss Kle.i;zau/b.
Tuchelsberg
37.
Danzig-Westpreussen
Marienwerdcr
3%
Wartheland
Eicbenhain
Mt\llen/b, Gnesen
Seebtick/b.
Ychril.m
40.
Oberschlesien
sicot schau
4-L
Ost-Rannover
42,
Yl'estfalen-Stid
Wilhelm Gustloff
Karl Ireinz
Schlenkrich
x
Gr8dig
Ruchho3.z
Iscnhagen-Hankensbtittel
Halden
Castrop-Kauxel
Kcichsschulen und -Lager
(Schools ana GCmpzf ii?.T$*)
s<-
‘(
<; L
-i-L-\*:
k‘. I 1
-.A
i,ri$
--.-A*
Akadcmie
-.-e fir
(;%Q-j-JJJ’i:
*----
!*,Ic;mry
,I~*enCftihrur?j:
8. Niedersachsen
BraQnschweig
I
II
IL1
IV
Yrieros
Seomos/i3odensee
"Ad&ral V. 'I'rotha"
Ziegenort
r. Uckermfinde
geusiedl Pa. See
Lauenhain/Jf.ittweiha
3 Mark Brandenburg
2;: Baden
rn
5. ~l3ml.?ue
28. Niedcrdonau
16. Sachsen
Xeichssportschulen
II
III
N
v
Braunaq/%ober, %. L6wenberg
k'reiburg/Braisgau
Stuttgart-Degerloch
Gladback
St, Ruprecht/b. Tilfach
I
II
II
III
FJ
b. Dessau
Germeter
(Nachricht en XJ) IJet2
Eningen
Stegskopf~~~esterrrala
5:
Xeichsschiess-
4. Niederschlesien
21. aaden
20. Mirttsmberg
9. Hestfalen-3oti
31, K8rnten
23. ii,$ittelelbs
K4ln-Aachen
::: Westmark
20, Wrttemberg
13. Xessen-Nassau
~2nd Gd.bdes~hulen
I, Ostpreussen
2. Zark Brandenburg
18. Franken
Boyden
Potsdam
Xittelburg
Beichsschiessschule
17. Thtiringen
Oberraassfeld
Reichs~enaflthrerinnensc~lulen
-I~Ettelburg/b.
Eutin
Obermassfeld/b. Meiningen
6. h'ordmark
1-L ThUringen
Reichsju$qendfihrerschule
2, Mark Brandenburg
Potsdam
Reichsseaelf~la~chulen
19* Ho&land
Schxangau
Trebbin
Kei,chsschule
&mmer/b.
'
2. Xark Brandenbujcg
Golzow
f&r So&ale
Jupandarbeit
2. Grk Brandenburg
&ichsschulen
Reichsschule
Schloss Molchow/b.
ur.d -La.=
f%.r~~eltansch@iche
S.chulun_g
2, Mark Brandenburg
Neuruppin
Tieichsfu~kschule
der ELJ
" 3. Berlin
I.3Uerlin-Charlottenburg
Reichsschule,
(Continued)
KLV
4. Niederschlesien
ste inau/wer
Krie&etremq@enst
iI;tSnnsdorf/Dresden (Vleisser Hirsch)
16.
Sachsen
Nec'nrichtensportschunule --der H,J
Plauen/i.
16, Sachsen
Vogtland
de,ite_rschule der HJ
. Plauen/i,
'Jo?;tland
16,
Sachsen
19, Hochland
Traunstein/Oberbayern
Niederhausen
Cstlandfti1rerschuI.e
der XT
Marien-rverder/Ordenschloss
37. Danzip
Westpreussen
Gurek/b.
40. Oberschlesien
Teschen
Reichsschulun~sburhr,
-*_I
42, Westfalen-Stid
Erwitte
~poasti+xhtlie
RSF
-d.---rrc
Nationalpolitischs
%rziehungsanstalten
(Wational Political
Educational Establishments
)
Kame of school where known is given in brackets
after the 18cation
GEBIET
2. Mark Brandenburg
3. Berlin
4. Niederschlesien
5. Pomuern
6. No&ark
7. Nordsee
IO. RutiNiederrhein
11. Kiln-Aachen
12, Bloselland
13. Hessen-Nassau
15. Mittelland
16. Sachsen
THiringen
IV. Hochland
20, Wflrttemberg
47.
21. Baden
23. hlittelelbe
25. Westmark
27. Wien
-28. Niederdonau
30. Steierinark
31
l
Kbnten
35. Sudetenland
37. Danzig-Xestpreussen
38. Wartheland
40. Oberschlesien
1;ocATICN
Eleucelle/b. Guben
Pot sdam
Berlin-Spandau
Naumburg
Wahlstadt
Kl)slin
Putbus
Pl&&olstein
Haseliinne
Heythusen (IiolIand)
Bensberg/b. Kt)ln
Valkenburg
Holland)
Colmarberg I Luxemburg)
Oranienstein
a.d. Lahn
Schulpfort 8//b. Kauxburg
h'aumburg/Saale
Klotzsche/b,
Dresden
Meissen (W&4 Rirstenschule)
Schneckengrttn
Illfelq/karz
Neubeuern/Inn
Backnang
Rottwefl
,4chern
Reichenau
Ballenstedt
(Nl?E%A
Anhalt)
K&hen
Marnheim (NHU Weierhof)
Rufach
St. Wendel
Breitensee/b.
Xien
Wien
Wien/%auernhausgasse
G&tweig
Hubertendorf'
Traiskirchen
Turnitz
Seckau
Vorau
Millstadt/Spanheim
St. Paulfiavant
St. Veit
YloschkoWitz
stuhm
Reisen
Wollstein
Lublinitz
Gebietsfcldsche~schulen
-(Schools for Medical Technicians)
LGCATIOl'/
.A--4. Niederschlecien
H irschberg
IO, P,uln-Niederrhein
milhe i!X
16. Sachsen
Leipzig
35. Sudetenlaod
'Pusteuna/b.
Frankstadt
&xikschulen
(Music SchooLsj
(-&jjiEf
TlTl3 O>’ SCHGOL
LCCATKN
3. Serlin
Cebiets~~l~siknchule
ost
;J, Niedcrsachsen
-0
Musi'lcschule
Mu~ik:ict~le
BTEUc s c!T<reig
E&jce Be p?
Jugc narL1us
ikschule
s Lc,gburg
13. EIessewNassa~t
Muuikschule
Frar: kfurt/a.M.
17. l'M\rirIge r-l
Lehrgang fYir Jugend Weimar, schloss
“,f?lVC?dfZLY?
V, ~CIllC~mU~~ikl~ItfZr*
Sondex+shausca
MUSikbCht?lB
We imar
MUSikSChUlF:
23. Mit-Wdbe
Gebietsmtts
II.
MHln-Aache n
iksch~rl~z
l5srlin
Dardesheim
22-b Hamburg
30. stei.elIn-Euk
Mu:;;ikhcchschwl.c
Cebietsmusikschu1e
Schloss
3-L Berlin
Lehrgang fi\r J&end
V. Vo~~smusiklcitcr
M~sikschu3.e dcr HJ
"Bella Vista"
23~1
Mueikschule
Poscr1
38, WartheJand
$$i$?
in-4Jharlot-t
bUTg
fl tJL1 k-g
et;-
Adolf-=Hitler
S&-&en
1. Ostpreussen
Tilsit
2. Mark Brandenburg
Fran-/a.
4. Niederschlssien
wartha
5. Pommern
Krllssinsee
Il.
KOln-Aachen
Cder
K&Cgswinter
Vogelsang/&&d
'iibelbr61
12, b;loselIand
Koblenz
Flatten
16, Sachsen
Fe&e Sonnensteln/f?irna
17. Th&ringen
Blankenhain
Weimar
19. Hochland
Chieasee
22. Bayreuth
Hesselberg
2l+. Mecklenbuq
25 Westmark
Landstuhl
Frankenthal
36. Schwaben
Sonthofen/Allg!5u
37. Danzig-Westpraussen
Jenkau
B@fehbstell8
Bdhmen-Mhren
Heulosberg
I@au
Land-kqer
(Farm Service Caqs;
WSILT
--Y
T%?E OF CAHI?
LCGATT-ON
I+ 03tpreussen
Landjahrlager
2, Mark Brzndenbqrg
Lauddienstlehrhof
6. Niedersachsen
Lsnddienstlehrhof
33digehause
15. Mittell.and
Lznddienstlehrhof
hbtsdorf
16. 'sachsen
Landdienstlehrhof
Heidehof/b.
Moritzburg
Koppe lsdorf
Riesa
Landdienstlehrhof
Umsied2ungslager
(Land)
Karnitteil
n/b.
G&tingen
Landdiegstlehrhof
Landdienstauekselager
Neqark
&yreuth
2i+, Mecklenburg
L)anddienstlchrbof
Neckeln
3L Steiennark
Landdienstfager
Landdienstlager
Lcnddienstlager
Laubegg
Preding
SBding
landdicostl~er
'%iederXndsch"
Kiederzehren/zCr.
Marienwerder
3ye hkinfrartken
Kriegseinsatzlager
(Land!
f-;assfx%-Ebern
Befehlssteile
Bbbmen 'J, M%hren
Landdienstla@r
HBfer
Yattersdorf
3'?
“L-e
EaylPeuth
37* Danzig-Kestpl%USSen
LWidkellStla@r
(Representatives
CO=:
NAbE & RANK:
Belgiw
EilinNm~TZ, G.,
sew,
AUCTION:
G&f*
o.staf.
TEICH&WN, G-erhati, H,%f.
F?X%nCe
Htibert,
Hwry
Dr.Heinrich,
H.Eeff.
c;Febf.
ThXMA, H.Baf.
Japan
JAHN, Dr.He=
SCHULm, Reinhold,
EOlland
5,Gebf.
VOSS, O.Baf.
PEZERS, Willy,
Latvia
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j%hrer d, FMmischen HJ,
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ti
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i.
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Beauftragter
f%r KLV i.
ungarm
La22desgxxppemer,
Kobe/
RJF. Bea=ufYragter i.
TOW/
Chef d. Befehlsstelle
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Nerd-Holland
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Poland
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Generalgouvernement,
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Leiter d. Jugendamt,
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Radom
Portugal
L&333, Dr.
SC&m,
Dr.
Leiter,
Leiter,
Russia
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Osten
mr
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Eu3cxm, B.&ff.
lZi%XCE,Helmut, Baf.
scmz,
Slovakia
spin
Sweden
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K,Baf.
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Lisbon/
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I
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SCHAR
Scharfuhrrr
OberacharfUhrer
or
I
,
I
K*MER*DsCH*FT
I
KAMERADSCHAFT
~am.rad%chattsf"hr~r
or
ObrrX.m~.r.~rh.tlIt"hrPr
I
I
ROTTE
clRotlrnf”hr*r
1
K*MtwDSCH*FT
Ptrcngth I,
I
(.tizq
,
Organisation
of a
HJ-GEBIET
W i t h Unit
Commanders
1 HJ-GEBIET
HJ
I
DJ
1
BDM
JM
I
MXDELRING
(Mtidelrinqfiihrerin)
JUNGMADELRING
(Junqmddelrinqfiihrerin)
MYDELGRUPPE
(MadPlqrupppnr’uhrerin)
JUNGMADELGRUPPE
(Junqmod.lqruppontuhrertn)
DETAIL Cl? THF:REICHsJU@3NDtiUNG (RJF)
The foregoing chart gives in outline the structure of the
RtJF; details of the various bureaux, with personalities,
are
given below.
With regard to the chain of cormand shown on the
diagram, it should be noted that the Special Executive Branches
are on a par with the Haupt&nter, in that both groups are directly
responsible to the Reichsjugendflihrer.
In the following elaboration,
certain sub-offices
have been
shown as subordinated to bureaux on the grounds of their functions,
but without confirmatory
evidence,
Such cases have been indicated by an 'asterisk (w),
Personalities
given are those last identified:
generally
the first
official
listed can be taken to be in charge of the
office concerned.
'IiXEiYOUTHLEAD~RAND l34MEDIATESTAFF
ReichsMndftier
TReich Youth Leader)
ArturAXUNN
Stellirertretender
Reichsjugendf+&rer
TDeputy Reich Youth Leader)
O.Gebf. Dr. PE'M'ER
Ad jutant
IAdjutant)
Baf. Gerhard WELTZIN
Stabsf#hrer
(Chief of 5taff)
Helmut M&XI,
Reichsreferentin
BIM.
TIlirector
of BIN.>
Dr. Jutta R&DEER
TKECSWIALEXElCUTIVEmCHES
Zentralamt
7ministration
H.Baf.
FRMXE (K)
Office)
/
Auslands- und Volkstumsamt
(Branch for Germans Abroad and Gemanism)
O.Baf. ScMlMIDT(K)
Hauptabteilungsleiter
(Chief of a Main Section)
O.Ba,f. Herbert
Beim Reichskommissar "O&land"
(With Reich Commissioner "Ostland")
U&f.
Japanreferent
(Secretary for Japanese Affairs)
mm
Leiter der Auklandsdeutschen
Schiilerheirne (Director of Schools
for German Youth from Abroad)
Baf. STCCKINGm
ANNEXEC
BRINWMN
NZXMANN
Dienststelle
Kinderlandverschickunq
(Branch for the Evacuation of Children)
Sachbearbeiter
fltr Kinderlandverschickung (Secretary for the
Evacuation of Children)
H.Baf,
GI#lTTNER
Erich FEEDBEEG
O.Baf, GANZSP~GEL
Kriegsbetreuungsdienst
Gebf. Dr, MOKA
(Welfare Sex-Aces to Regular Armed Forces)
Kommndeur der Adolf-Hitler-Schulen
(Commander of The Adolf Hitler Schools)
Amt Adolf-HitlerSchulen,
(Bureau for Adolf Hi-tler
Schools)
O.Gebf. Dr, PF;TTER
O.Baf. GARDE
O.Baf, KRONBERGER
O.Staf. SCHRANK
THF:HAuPThER (mARws)
HUPTAX? I (Department I)
Beauftragter
(Acting Chief)
Gebf, BU&S
Personalamt
(Personnel Bureau)
Gebf. BUD&S
Organisationsamt
(Organisation
Bureau)
H,Baf, BOIKXFXT (R)
Am%HJ. - Gerichtsbarkeit
(HJ. Legal Affairs)
H.Baf,
HAUPTAXI!II (Department
Chef (Chief)
11)
lQXEl3X
0,Gebf.
(K)
Dr. SCKLbER
O.Gebf. Dr. SCKL~R
Amt Wehrertfichtigunq
(Pre-Military
Training
Bureau)
w Vertreter
des OKW.
(Armed Forces Representative)
Oberstleutnant
KR?TSCWkfER
r~ Verbindungsoffizier
zum OKW.
(Liaison Officer to Armed
Forces High Comman
d)
Kapitkn 2, S, Karl
NARATH
&n-t L&be&bun=
(Physical Training
Chef (Chief)
Bureau)
'
Fachwart fti Bergsteigen
(Inspector
for M&ntain
H.Baf. ABELBECK
Staf.
KOCH
Training)
kiter
der Gymnastikschule
(Director of the Gymnastic School)
Heinrich
KEDAU
H#UJP!UMTIII
Chef {Chief)
(Department 11X)
O,Gebf', Dr. SCHZ&SER
Amt f'tLr weltanschauliche
(Bureau for Ideological
Schulung
Training)
0.33af. GRIESMAYR(K)
Presse und Propagandaamt
TPress and Propaganda Bureau)
XBaf.
MEMMINGEZ
* Hauptstelle
Jugendfilm
(Youth Film Control Centre)
Staf. ~Fritz FINOHR
w Beauftragter
f'tir das Jugendschrifttum
(Youth Literature
Control Representative)
O.Baf. l?ritz
HEX23
Gebf. titer
KMFMANE
x Reichsjugendpressedienst
(National Press Service
Youth Publications)
The HJ publications
Umtliches
("Official
'
for
I
are as follows:-
Nachrichtenblatt!'
Gazette of RJF.")
"Junge Welt" ('Young World')
Paf. UTERUNN
r'Wille und Mach& ('Will
Gebf. G8nter KAUFMANN
and Powe9)
"Das Junge Deutschland"
("Young GerMany")
O,Baf, Albert
Wer Pimpf" ("The Cub")
O.Baf. Herbert
RElZEEKER
"Sport der Jugend" ("Youth Sports")
Ruprecht ScHuL;EMAw
'3i.e Junge Dorfgemeinschaft"
("Youth in the Village*')
Baf. Edmund SAU
x Referent ffir Sozialpolitik
(Representative,from
Hauptamt IV
for Social-political
matters)
Albert
M8UER
H.Baf,
ZANDm,
aLER
Kulturamt
(Cufturekureau)
Chef (Chief)
Leiter
ffk Musik (Musical
Director)
O.Baf. Wolfgang sm
Baf, MMEWSKt
Institut
Pur N3 Jugendarbeit
(National Socialist
Youth
Activities
Institute)
0,Gebf.
Reichsjugendbfichkrei
(Reich Youth Library)
0,Gebf. Dr. SCHL&EER
Dr. ScHLkm
~UFTAM!l! IV (Department IV)
Chef (Chief)
Artur AXEQANN
Gebf, ScHE2oEDER
Saziales Amt
(Social Service Bureau)
x Kommuxalreferent
(Secretary for Public
Relations)
0,Baf.
H&f.
KESSINGER
EHIiLICHER
GerhardMOSES
Friedchen HERBOLD
0,Baf. HEID-
R Am-t ftir Jugendhilfe
(Youth Welfare Bureau)
Amt fti Gesundheit der Hitler-Jugend
(NJ Health Bureau)
Chef (Chief)
H.Baf. Dr. Richard
LIEBENC37
Dr. Rudi NEUN
Reichsjugendarzt
(Reich Youth Medical Director)
H,Baf. Dr. Richard
LIEBENOW
0,Baf.
Amt Erholungswerk
KERN
(Convalescence Bureau)
Amt Bauerntum und Landqienst
IBureau for Agriculture
and Land Work)
Beauftragter
des Reichsbauernftirers
(Representative
of the
Reich Farm Leader)
HAUPTM V (Department V)
Stabsfwrer
(Chief of Staff)
Bauamt (Building
Baf. Werner RIETZ
Helmut M&XEL
and Constructian
Bureau)
Amt fElr Heime und Herbergen
(Youth Homes and Hostels Bureau)
)IEReferent Jugendwohnheime
(Youth Homes Representative)
Arbeitsausschuss
(Youth Hostels
Commission)
O.Baf. WINTER
Heimbeschaffung
and Housing
ANNEXEC
H.Baf. KRAUSE
O,Gebf, Johannes RODATZ
Staf.
HINZ
O,Gebf, Johannes RODATZ
HAUP!MlT VI (Department VI)
Chef (Chief)
Gebf. GRIMM
Amt Rechtsverwaltunpx
(Bureau of Legal Administration)
O,Baf, BE%-q
\Virtschaftsamt
(Bureau of Economics and Administration)
H&f,
BAYER
x Reichskassenverwaltung
HJ
(Reich Treasury of HJ)
Inspektionsdienststelle
(Bureau of Special Service
Gebf, KLEY
Inspectorate)
Reichsinspekteur
der Flieger-HJ
(Reich Inspector of HJ Aviation)
H,Baf, Adolf DICKFELD
Reichsinspekteur
der Marine-H3
(Reich Inspector of Naval HJ)
Gebf. Helmut LEISNER
Reichsinspektew
fW Vormilittirische
Ausbildung (Reich Ins ector for
Pre-Military
Training P
0,Baf.
Gerhard HUN
OTHERPERSONALITIESIN THE RJF, (Assignment unknown)
O,Baf,
O.&f.
Helmut
H,Baf,
H,Baf,
H,Baf,
H.Baf.
ANTONI
IJb
MEYER
Heinz M.JSS
Hans PAmOR
Johanqs TEE'72
Otto WURSCHINGER
AN'NEXE
D
lUEWWUTIONS LIKELY TO El3 FCKRIDIN HJ QOC~S
NOTE: No translations
have been given:
reference
made to Table of Contents and to text.
kbteilung
Adolf Hitler
f.3
Assistent
BannrUhrer
A:
Bund Deutscher I&d81
BIBI.
Beauftrwter
BtWStr,
Bafehlsstelle
Befehlsst.
Berlin
31n.
B4hnmn und U&rem
3.u.M.
Deutschas Jungvolk
AT.
Deutsche Jugendherborgen
m-I.
Feuezwehr
Feuem.
Flieger
Fig.
German Pj,rForce
GAF.
Geb3.et
Geb.
Geb. Beauftr. Gebietsbeauftragter
GebietsfYIhrer
Gebf,
Gebietsinspekteur
Geb.Insp.
Gefolgschaft
G8f.
Gefolgschaftsmhrcr
Geff.
Hauptamtamt (in HJF administration)
HA.
Hauptabteilung
(in Gebiet atiinistration)
HA.
Hauptbanntihrer
H.&f.
Hauptgefo~gschaftsf‘tlhrer
H.Geff.
Hitlar Jugend
W.
Hitler Jung8
H.Jg.
Ins@&eur
Iasp.
sho6l.d b8
Abt
J&
J&x&
JM:
K.-
Ka;nf.
mm.
K. -F*
XLV
Ltr.
i&U?.
Mot.
N&&f.
NPJU
NW.
Nsv.
O.Baf.
O,Gebf.
O,Geff.
O.Kd.
0. Schaf.
Jua.50
'
Jugendgenosse
Jungm&dchen
KriegsKamsradschaftsrWzrer
Kriegsbetreuungsdienst
Kriegsf%hrer
Kinderlandverschickg
Leiter
Marina
Motor
Nachrichtengefolgschaft
Nationalpolitische
Erzi8hungsansttit
Nationalsozialistischa
Peutsche &beit83?par'33i
NattionalsoCalistische
Volkswohlfahrt
Oberbannf&rer
Obergebictsflihr8r
Obergefolgschaft sfitthrer
Oberkameradschafts~rer
Obersc~hrer
o,st8f.
Obstlt.
Ref.
RJF.
BJ mhmr.
Rottenf.
Sachref.
schaf.
SOF,
SRD.
Stabsltr.
Stabsf.
Staf.
ste11v.
SS-HSF
ss-S'BF
SS-USF
Verb.Mhrer
Vomil.
WEL.
Oberstm3-&YiImr
Oberstleutnant
Rsferent
Reichsjugendf'&ung
Reichsju,gendf&rer
Rotten*er
Sachreferent
SOharFnh8r
Standort~mr
Streifendienst
Stabsleiter
Stabsmtir
Stemmrahrer
Stellvertretender
SS-Hauptstumf'%rer
-SS-Stuzmbannf&rer
SWJnters$wmfTIhmr
Verbindungsf%hrer
Voxmilitit!Irisch
Ikhrert~chtigungslag8r
(Requirements
ii.
!?he l?impfmpr.obe
for HJ Proficiency
Tests)
Cub Entrance Exzwination
I. h.nning 60 m&r-es in 12 seconds
3 1d~1g jmp (mnning;) 0P 2.75 me-tires
;: Thro*tiag 3 b3ll 25 mtres
A-. Memorising the HJ oath of aJlegi.ance
5. Ikmoris5ng the Nation& snd HJ ant;henzs (text
B, The UJ Leistungsab@.chen
Proficiency
Eaclgc)
LeibesEmngen
(Exziination
only;'.
far the DJ
(Ehysical. Tmining)
I. Physiml reqtiiremelzts correspond to those of the
i%npi'enpr*obe ) except that perforynance standards are
slightly
higher and sytinrnjng and tumbling EU-~added.
i'Jehrerttichti.gung
(Pre-military
Treiningj
2, 411 day hike of 15 Kilcmetres without pack.
'
3. Participation
in one field exercise (GeUndespiel).
4. Air-gun max-ksmanship at a distmce
of 8 metres, with
support, at a 12 ring target.
A score of 20 in five
shots cgmlifies,
5. When airgun facilities
are not avail&le,
ball throwing
at a 60 x 6Ocm. target is substituted.
Tti*ee hits in
five tries qualif'ios.
Pn exercise simile- to grenade
thr&g
is substituted
when target practice is'
impossible.
Weltanschauliche
6. Describing
PrU'ung (Ideological
Test)
the career of the Ft!.!hrer (written).
C. The HJ Leitsungsabzeichr
Prof'iciency Eadgej
Leibestibungen
b Bron_z;_e(HJ Bronze
(Physical
Training)
I. Running 100 metres in 15 seconds
::
4.
5,
6.
7.
Running 3,000 rnetres in 15 minutes
Long jump (running) of 3.75 metres
Tossing the Indim club 25 metres
Putting the 54ilo~am
shot 6 metres
Ikki.~~g
the body by the arms (%hi~-&n~~~j twice
Svsiunning 200 metres in 7 minutes,
or
Sti&ng
for IO minutes, continuously,
or
Cycling 10 Kilcmetres.
Wehrertfichtigung
(Pre-military
Training)
8, Small-axms firing at a twelve ring target from the prone
less thw five
position,
!+5th supper% SO shot w5th vzk.k
to count, ani,a score of 30 must be reached.
9. &larching 15 Kilometres by road in not less theJ1 3 ox alore
than 33 hours, tithout
pack.
m
Map reading,
'W,CCQ,000,
syribols
including a kncmrledge of maps with scale of
and proficiency
in conventional sias and
l
Range estimation of two distances between 9 and 250
metres: admissible margin of error of' 3@L
of a message.
12. Accurate delivery
13; Camouflage, using any materials at handq4. Use of cover and concealment: approaching an enemy from
100 metres in favourtile
terrain.
II.
Weltanschauliche
1-L
18.
19.
20.
PrWung (Ideological
Test)
Describe the most imporixnt events in the Nazi Kovement's
strug&e for power.
Name the Pa&y formations (Gliederungenb and some of the
Associations
(meschlossene
Verbbde)and give their
special functions.
Tell vahat you lolo~ of the Nazi Party Programme.
Describe the stntggles and the death of i-!orst i'iessel
(the Party mart3rl-),
Give the names cud meanings of' the German national
holidays +
Enumerate the campaigns of the present war in proper
order.
C. The HJ Leistungsabzeichen
Froficiencg
Badge)
in Silber
LeibesClbungen (Physical
(HJ Silver
Trtining)
1. Physical requirements correspond to those of the Bronze
badge, except that performance standards are slightly
higher.
Wehrerttichtiggg
(Pre-military
Training)
2. Small a3xs firing at a twelve ring target from unsupportNo shot with value less than five to count
ed position.
and a score of 30 must be reached.
3* Indian club target throwing: three hits out of five
throws at a circle 4 metres in diameter, 22 metres
~S-t~-t .
4, ldaxhing 20 Eihmetres by road in not less than 4 or
more then 45 hours without pack.
of two easily visible
5 Map reading: identification
features on a map with sctie of l:lOO,OOO.
accurate identification
of objects
6. Ground observation:
at a distance of JO0 metres.
7. Range estimation of three distances be-cPveen50 and 500
metres: admissible margin of error of 3&.
information
8. Delivery of an oral message containing
regarding -Exe, plaoe, and strength of forces.
position in open terrain,
9. Camouflaging an individual
IO. USC of cover and concealment: reaching an objective 200
metres distant while the approach is under enemy
observation,
Wel%nschauliche
prtif'ung (Ideologicti
Test)
Name.syld eq&xin "racid
measure" of the State.
Tell
what
you
know
of
the
importance and mission of
12.
the German Feasatltry*
13, State the routine you must follow in your day&to-day
life to preserve your health and strength.
II.
14. Give your views on scme recent important politicd
events.
15. Whenever necessajry, we are ready to give our lives on the
field .of' battle for our people ad Fatherlad.
Why?
16. It is the iiuty of every German mzt2 ad w'oman to render
war service to the Fatherlad.
Whx?
17. The Law for Military Service states: ?L'he redering of.
labox- service is a prerequisite
for active military
service.
Why?
(NOTE: Subjects w'hich can easily be found by reference
to the Table o? Contents have ~II most cases not
been included in this Index.)
-/
AA Auxiliaries
Abteilungen
Adolf Hitler Schulen
AH Schulen
Air Force
Air Force High CO1ILrIland
Allgemeine SS
Anti Aircraft
Defences
Apprentices'
Homes
bY
Assault Boat units
Auf'nzhmeappell
Aul"nq.hmedienst
Auslands- und Volkstumsamt
Austria
Auxiliary Waz Services
Aviation (DJ)
Aviation (I3J)
Bad Steben
Bands
Bane
Bannticr
BUM Befehlssteffc
B&men und M&en
Befehlsstclfer
Bcrgdienst
EergfahrtenrCihrerabzeiehen
Bergfahrtengruppen
B&men IX&. M&,ren
Eoy scouts
Eraunschweig
Bund Deutscher I&de1
I%ndische Jugcnd
c3mps
Camps (Pre-military
Training)
Castles of the Teutonic Order
Catholic Movements
Cavalry
Centre for Germanic Youth>vork
Charities
Chief of Staff (Gebiet)
Chief of Staff (RJFj
Paxaaraph
22.
W.
6,2-l.
j&21.
23,26.
29,
31*
22.
E;23,+26,27,
S&33,34.
22.
27,
13.
-l3.
W&3%
41.
Foreword
5
25.
-
3.
32.
Foreword,
8,9,11,
19,23,31,32,36,39.
9.
3,5,W3,35,36.
’
38.
38.
16.
33,
33,
7.
Poreword
z&39.
3,5,6.
L4L
Foreword
Foreword
21.
3.
33.
39.
22.
DA??
DAV
.
Dep3rtme3ts(Xl?)
Deutsche
Deutsche
Deutschc
Deutsche
Deutsches
Dienstkarte
District
Alpenverein
fYt%eitsfront
Jugendbavegung
Jtigendherbergen
Jungvolk
1.
7.
3,5*
8.
7*
57,5,929,%
(Nazi Party)
UJ
om
.
Eastern Territories
Edelweissbanden
Edelweisspiraten
Educational
Pa@ilets
Emergency Squad
EP
Ersatz Einhcit
Evacuation
of Children
Executive
Office (Balm)
Executive
Section (i;ebietsI"Uhrung)
Faith and Beauty
Rum Service
Feldscherabzeichen
p
__Fcldschere
Peldscherschmen
Feuenrehreinheiten
Peuerwehrschar
Files
Filing
Zard (HJ)
Fire Fighting
Fire Fighting
Platoon
First
&.d 'l'raining
SC~IOO~S
First &id Units
Flieger-DJ
ITliege-HJ
Fliegerstamm
Forces Welfare Service
Foreign Affairs and Gemanism
Foreman (im Bergdienstj
Foster Bann
Franconia
Gmrison
(XJ)
Garrison Commtider
GCUL(Nazi Part;yj
Gaujugendwalter
Gauleiter
Gebiet (HJj
C-ebiet Sudetsnland
Cebietbefehlsstelle
Cebietsarzt
Cebietsbeauftragt;ter
Cebietsf%hrer
G-ebietsf%hrerschulen
Gebiets-g
Gebictsinspekteur
Gebietsmusikreferent
15
33.
6,7,9.
33.
45*
5529.
ii.
13.
31.
4-1,
23.
22.
se
&?,P.
5.
15,
309
30.
30.
31.
31.
II.
8.
22,3-I.
:"o:
30,
5,299
29,
IO.
22.
18.
15.
23,
2.
8.
8,Y.
7.
15*
;';
BlJhmen und M&hren
d7.18,32,38a
7: '
7.
7.
7.
7.
7,97*
6,7,9,45,17,38*
7.
7.
.
Gebirgs-HJ
Gefolgschaft
Germ&w Alpine Club
Gem-m Lab our Front
Germa??Young Folk
German Youth Hostels
Geman Youth Movement
Germanic La~?d Service Youth
Ger~~~lische Landdienstjugend
Gestapo
Girl Guides
Glcm13e und SchlJnheit
Glider 3adges
Glider Pilot's
Certificatt
Government Sa-Jings Account
Government-sioonsored
Youtl~ Organisations
GMIBER, Kurt
HA
Hauer
Hau~tabteilungen(GebietsrClhnulg)
Hauptabteilungen
(RTE’)
Hauptamt (RJ??)
Hauptt-irn-tliche F&hrer
1IauptstamfUhrer
Hauptstellen
Hoer
Hiking Club, VOGTUND
Hmm
wluR
Hitler junge
HJ-Sprac~~ttle~~schein
H$-SL~U
Hoheitsabzeichen
UORST\EIEsSEL
Horst Wessel (Sailing
Training
Interpreter's
Certificate
JM
Jugendkrest
Jup;endbewqyng
Jugendbund der X3X$
Jugendf'+&rerpatent
Jugendgemeinschaften
Jugendschutzlager
der Sipo
Jugmdstanrhlatt
Jungbant&J)
"Junges Europa"
Jung&de1
Jungst&xnc (DJ)
Jungsturm Adolf Ritler
Junior Farmer's Certificate
Junior Mountain Guide Badge
33.
10,11,12,~6.
33.
15.
;i,5*
7,
39.
39.
31."
.
Foreword
5.
2%
29.
15.
3.
2.
&7$9.
15.
$,7,9*
.
::7,9.
34-e
9.
9*
15,
*
ii.
3,w.
35.
IS.
Ia/*
36.
Foreword
Ship)
28.
18.
5,OJ.
4.2.
1,2,3w
2.
20.
:;.
8.
9.
39.
5,6,-u. .
9,
2,
I 5.
3.5.
.
Kameradschaft
Kar~eikarte
10,1-i 124.
8.
22.
6,7,22.
Kinderlandverschickung
KLV
bappe
Eriegsbetrcuung~dienst
Kriegseinsatz
Kriegsfreiwillige
Krlissinsee
K-Schein
K-t!bungsleiter
Schein
22.
15.
6,22.
22.
22.
21.
24..
25.
Landdienst
Landdienstlehrhc~
Lmdjahr
League of European Youth
League of German C,irls
League of Youth
Left Oying Movements
Lehrlingsheime
I&I-T, Robert
Liaison Officer
Local Group3
Luftfahrerschein
EuftgE3.l.l
Luftwaff enhelf'er
Marierrverder
Maine W
Marinenhel-fer
MedicalL Service Badge
Meissnerh Formula
Meldeschein
Merchant Marine
M5litary District
Miner (:iJj
Mining Service
Xittelstelle
fitr Volksdeutsche
Model Tr&ning &m-n
Motor HJ
Motor H3 Abzeichen
I!dotorstmlnl
Mountaineers (ELT)
Mtinchen Jugendbund
Mu3Cch
Music
md dirt Contest
bilusic Schools
Musikgefolgschaften
+
Musi.kAge
Musischss Wettbewerb
15,
lg.
15.
39.
F0n3Tf0rd, J,T,6.
I.
:;4’.
21:
23.
3.
29.
23.
22.
21.
22,28,
3'::
1.
13.
28.
Jugendax;beit
23+
35.
15
39*
15.
27,
27.
IO.
33.
2.
2.
14.
3-Z
l&32.
$2.
14.
Nachrichten
IU
Nachrichten
GefoZgschaft
Nachrichten
H.J
Nnchrichtenschein
A.,H & C
Machrichtenstamm
Fachwuchsof'f5zier
Napoh
National l-!JIkmd
.Nationjl, Inland W3.tWWay-s
Unit
IVationti Political
Educational
Establis~uuents
5.
12.
26.
26.
10.
23.
19,
32.
28
.
19,
6,18.
Nationd
Schools
Eationzl
Seagoing Unit
~Jnticmsl Socialist
Fly-ing Cows
National
Socialist
Lea~c for Physicd
Training
National
Socialist
Motor Corps
Natiorxd
Socicalist
Pa&y Women's Branch
Natimd
Socialist
Welfwe Orgznisation
National
Socialist
Worker's T&y
Nation&l
Yocatiomd
Contest
National
Youth A.m.demy
Nationd
Youth Officers'
School
Nationalpolitische
Erziehungsmstalt
NationaILsoeid.istische
l~beitez~jugend
Nationalsozialistische
Tleutsche
2%.
29,
14.
z-7.
3.
5.
I.
14.
20.
20.
19.
2.
Arbeit;erpa2tei
Nationcilso~i~is~~scher
Beichsbund
Leibesttbwlg
Naval Auxiliaries
Naval Xl
Navy
Nazi Secon&ry Schoolboys'
League
Nazi Workers' Youth
'
Neubauernschein
NURKUS, Herbert
NPEA
NsI)AP
NSDAPKreis HQ
NSF
NSEX
NSKK
fExE3L
BTSScaerbund
NSV
H&mberg
Party
Rally
Oberkommncio der Luftwaffe
CKL
Ordensburgen
"Origind'
KJ
CMsgruppen
f%r
14-c
22.
28.
2j,28.
P
2.
2.
15.
Poreword
19.
1,21,35,39
9*
5.
29,
427.
13.
3*
5*
3.
29.
29,
21.
4.
Pamerschreckabteilungen
Patenbann
Personal Record
Pimpf
Pimpfenprobe
Platoon (mj
Plmen, Saxony
I
Pofasld
Police Cecree for the IkrotectiOIl
Of
Geman Youth (Polizei
r('erordnwlg
Schutze der Deutschen Jugend)
Police Force
Popular Leawe for Gcrmzrsism Ako&
Potsdm
Preliminary
Roll Cti1
P~elirn~~ary Technical
Course
s
Pre-military
Trainix.~
tiJJ
Proficiency
Examinations
Pursuit Detachraents
22,
2j.
8.
33,
13.
10,ll.
:;.
mm
ILL!!
Recruiting
OfCicer
RegiITWltS
.
Regioncal Director
of Medicine
Regional. Director
of Music
Regional HQ
Regional Leader
Regional PlenipotentiaQ~
for Evecuation
of' Children
Regional Officers'
Schools
Regional Youth Representative
for the TX+
Regions (HJ)
Registration
Card
Reich Labor Service
Reich Naval Sport Schools
Reich
Youth Directorate
Reich Yout11 Leader
Reichsarbeitsdienst
Reichsb~~rbilvzensc~fi‘~~~~
Reichsjugendakade~~e
Reichsjueenddienstpfljcht
Relchsjugenditibrer
Rcichsjugend~~~crsc'nule
Rei.chsj~~en&%kmmg
Reichsmusikzug
Rei.chsrefes*entir
(B13M)
Reichsschulen
Reichsseesportschulen
Reiter-HJ
Replacement
Depot
.
Repblimn
Government
Rhein
Rheinlmd
RJF
ROlllC~~~dOS
Ro"Ltcn
'RUhX
4.0.
31.
JY*
20.
13,
13.
7 ,Qd4.
q4.
31.
15,
23.
3'oreword,
7
7,
7,9,17*
7.
9
7.
7 J-7.
15.
7.
g3.
6,2j.
4,6*
28,2opl.
4,8*
4,6.
20.
6,23.
j2.
0.
6,18.
26.
33*
23.
3,7.
2,
4-l
5,9,23,25,39.
31.
Il.
2,410
l
SA
Sk High Command
Saining Trtiing
skip
SzLL~Jaee
2,3,4,4L
2.
2%.
22,
~O,ll ,uc,25.
sch&$ifj
SCHIWEH, BalLdur von
Schnel3komxar2o
Schools
Schulungsbriefe
Sch~albemlestc
Security Detaciua:r~tSeesportabzeichen
Sogeil"li~~ernbzeichcn
scgclsc!lulschifi
Service carra ($7)
Sichemxn~sdii:nst-yel'ol~sch~~
d-jzrgds Certif‘-j<;a;e A,jj & 0
SigmiLs lx
Signds HJ
xxi?
SOTflerla.ger
Sonderekheiten
Sonthofen
Specialist
Um.t,s (ZQecl& Service
Spielscharen
spotters
sm
SS (Schlitz StaffelJ
S%aatsjugend
StabsfEhrer
RJ3')
$tabsleiter
t Gebiet)
St(Sth3ej
St-3J
SlmcLort
Standortap~eJl
StandoZ’ti~Cr
Stciger (EJ)
stem Yroopers
STflE'ICM, Julius
Streif'endiellst
Stumboot JXnh~iten
(GebietsiYlhrungj
Sub-sections
Sude-tenlmd
Sw~m~rca1l-p
Tank Delqinz
Sections
Territoriti
Commmi HQs
Total ~ollcall
"Tri-iies" (33)
3.
314
7.
14.
32,
IO.
26,
29.
2%.
5.
lU*
26.
5+
26,
8,
“14.
5,24.,25*
21.
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5,9,&c&26.
32.
22.
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40,419
3*
6.
7.
9,10,13 d2.39,
4,34*
8,lj.
13.
s,g.
15.
2 ,j.
'j
ii.
27.
7.
7*
149
.
Waffen-SS
Wandersportverein
VOGTIs;ND
Wandexwogel.
wqr hergency service
War Training Certificate
War Training Instructor's
Certificate
Wehrertichtigungsl~ger
Wehrkreis
Wehmacht
KEL
7felfare Service (Forces)
Westphalia
%iener PraterschMrfe
13,23,&,39*
b
2.
-I*
22.
2t*
25.
7J4.
23,2to
Foreword, 7,?2,
23,34,W~4,24,25,39:::
41. ’
"Young h~ope"
Young Girls
Young Hikers
Youth Communities
Youth Hostels
Youth Leader Comnission
Youth League of the Nazi Pmty
Youth ual.1.y
"Youth Tribes"
;:
Zentralamt
ZwangsasLstalten
6.
42.
3%
Foreword,
I.
;*9
26:
2.
5,6,13.
ANNEXEB
HT. l?i3RSONAI&T~S
N%l!E: &r
dl
abbzWiations,
Abelbeck
(H.B~.>
Adam, WilZi
Althoff
Fritz
(saf 03
A1&3af.)
Antoni
(O.Baf.)
Se8 Ann8X8.
De
WF., flA.I& Ad Leibedbungen
w=f)
C&b. 22, Bqmeuth, SXD.
(Geb,Tnsp.S1ZD. S:
SS Verb,I%hrer)
G8b.9, Westfalen-Nerd
Geb.25, \Testmrk,
(Ltr,)
RJF.
1xA.V.
Ape1
(ss 0. s&f.)
Amdt, Ged
bf, >
Arnholdt
oaf. >
Amtz8n
(OStaf.)
Aust
(W3af.)
Axmann, Artur
(Keichsjugendf%hmr)
G8b.17, WZL,rv
(Le.)
Geb.7, Nordsee
(Abt.Ltr,)
Geb.4.2, Westfalen-Stid,
(IJtr.)
Bann 57, Rees
(KPBaf.)
WF.
(Flieger &dIl?8f,)
Bachmm
Bann 345, Amb8rg
(K.-Baf.)
Bann 85, kLasse1
oaf. 1
Gsb.26, Hamburg
(G8b.Beauftr.lCZ'TT.)
Geb.4.2, '/$estfalen-Stid
Badenhausen
hf. >
3ahrs
l
(O.Staf,)
Bald, Hx.qp
(H.Baf,)
Baltmsch,
Alfons
(Baf.)
B&W33
(Baf.)
Btlnsch, Hans
(O.Baf.)
Bartel
(Baf.)
Sarth,
J,
(CM&f.)
ua.rk sch
(R*3af, >
3 suer
(0,8af.)
Bauer, ai-,
(O.l3af,)
Ba2e~iw.',0 tto
(B af, )
B&uerle
(Iwe)
BWSC!Uilidp Xishr:rd
(KM,)
(ikGebf,)
Seb. 1, ;>ztprsussen
Bann 180 Ludwipbuq
(IkL j
&b.&,
Hiederschlesien
(Stabsleiter)
"am&
tistock
BanyBBi:j
Xannheim
bb.23, m.ttelelb8
(Ii,-GM.)
Y3an11"J", Xtinberg
(Baf,)
GGbe20, WititCSif~~~
(Gebietsarzt)
Bann 323,Kaisamlautem
(EM* >
Sozialam'c
B&p3r
(Baf. )
Bayer, Hslxut
(KBaf.)
Bayer, Karl
Beck, Hans
t-f* >
Backer
(H.Geff.)
B8cker
(star.)
Becker, Hermann
(o.staf*)
Becker, Rolf
(B&m >
B8Ckmm, Icurt
(Saf.)
Beer
B88rtnann
Bennewitz,
(Cabf.)
Bmsch
(Uhf.)
&rt
Berglar, Fritz
(o.staf.)
Bernhard,
0-1
hb.21; Badm
(Baf.)
Bs.y1&2~ Eggmf8ld8n
Bann Wars&au
' (Baf-.)
Bann 288 St.Gaa.rshmsen
(Bd
BanyBzTj Ludwigshafen
Geb*U!, Mosalland,
H.&IV
(L-k.)
Bann&
Sisgburg
Geb.22, Baymuth
, (Stabsleiter)
Bann Gasten, Geb.3
bf. >
Befehlsstelle
Belgien
u-4
RJF., HUTI, An& R8chtsvemtitung
(Chef)
Geb,2, &bietsflihrerschx;llb
Cottbus
(L-b)
RD.
Rolf
Bann Pless,
bf. >
"?%
B .
B-N&
Big&off,
Bmn 3C6 W8iden
(Baf (
EUF~6~!-!$VI, Wi&xmhaftsmt
Geb.40
Bann 693, ~remembrde
Erich
bf* 1
Ban13 761 Melmngen
(Baf. 5
BlasChk8
(H.Baf.)
B18chschrnidt
(C.Baf.)
Blohm, Erich
(H.Baf.)
BlBthner
(safm )
BtJcZPnann
c-f* >
Boeck, Heu;bert
Bohl.&gtwj
B!Ibrn
(Staf.)
23Ohl8
(odstaf.)
W,
Bann 236, Iserlohn
(Baf* 1
Baan 228, Gelssnkirohen-Bum
(Baf.)
Geb.1, Ostpreussen
(Baf.)
Geb,l3, WXL, II, Hundstadt/Taunus
(Ltr.)
Bann 41, Tilsit
(Bar.)
Bann 667, Qstmw0
(Baf. )
Bohne, Gerhard
(OStaf.)
Bopp, Heinz
(O.Baf-.)
Borchert
(H.Baf.)
Bhger, Hichard
(Baf.)
Bouvier,
Half
Brandl,
(OStaf.)
Brawn, '47illi
(Staf.)
Brwmer
Organisationsamnt
Ban~B~~j
Yortmund
G-eb.13, Hessen-Nassau
(HA&k.)
Br5.11
(H.GefI".)
Brink
b-f. >
Geb,6, &?bietsf&xerschule
Brink, He322nlt
Karl
Heinz
BJ4!lCkXMU?
(Baf,)
Btickner,
Alfred
Brua; schf
(CStaf,)
aologna, Italy
(sa?. >
Geb.8, Niodersachsan
(Baf.)
Geb.9, Westfafen-NOti
(Bar. )
Bann 305, Bambeq
(Baf.)
Geb.7, Nordsea
(Bar.)
Sann 745, Tann
Sann 754 Stassfurt
(Bar.)
(hf. I
Bticking
(staff)
Budaus, Kurt
(CH.lf. :,
Budin, Alois
(Bar.)
BmLl
(Baf.)
Burgdorff
(hf.)
Burkert, ;<elnhold
Johann
Bann 166
(Baf.)
KU?., H.&I., Persona&&
(Chef)
Bann V&klabnxk,
Geb,29
(Baf.)
Geb.21, Baden
Geb,21, VEL*III, Eerrenalb
(Ltr,)
Geb, 25, Mestmark
(Bar,)
Geb, 37, X)anzig-?~~estpreus~~~~
BUSCh
Cebe37,
EMte +
(Baf.)
(Geb.Architekt)
Bann X59 MM.heim,/I&xhr
(Baf', j
Buths
(KBaf,)
II,
(K.-BLC)
Buchhim
Bura;yr
F
Bann Hotenburg, Geb,&l
(K-gaf.)
Bann 198, Bln.Charlottenbur~
Spandau
(K.-Bar.)
Gsb. 38, Wartheland
By;af *)
Bticher,
Brth
(Geb.Insp.d.FliegeMiJ.)
Ceb.l, Ostprxussen
(Bar.)
Mb&,
Schwaben, HA&
(IL-Ltr.)
Geb.11, Kbln-Aacdn
Brand, K.F,
Brockschmidt,
Banig$j
DFXlZi$J~W~St~iW.lSFA?Cl
CabalI., Horst
Cafilz
(St&)
Calwin
(Baf.)
Carsten, Dr,Ksinz
Carstens
(OSchaf.)
ChZilId.8r
(H,Geff.)
Christiansen
(Baf.)
Coiling, Hans
(O.Baf,)
Cziharz
(H.GefL)
Dahle
(Baf.)
Daibarl
Dannemann, D&Hans
(Baf.)
Danzinger Edwd
(H.Baf. I
Dapunt
Dehoust
(Baf.)
Dickfeld,
Adolf
(K-f.
)
DieteS.
bf. >
Distal,
Gustav
(Baf.)
Dobat, U&w
(H.Baf.)
Dohler
(0.Ba-f.)
Dolina
(Bar.)
Donath
(0 st8.f.)
D&c&m, HaraLa
(H.Baf.)
Dr&xLer
Drescher
(3.Geff.)
'Dtibe, Rudolf
(Bar.)
D%?Pa
(O.Baf.)
Ebener
(Star,)
Ebnsr, Hemann
(Bar.)
Bann 421, Hamburg-Etts
(Baf, and SCF.)
Geb. 10, W-EL.III
(Mr. >
Bann 329, Bin.-Lichtenber
KBp?3tlMC
(HPhf.)
LandesjugendfMxmr
Schweden
~eb.6,
xtzehoe
(SW* )
Bann &2, Stralsund
c-f* >
BW 819, BNtEhfitt8l
Geb.6, Nodmark
(K,-Stabsleiter
Bann 101, Grossenhain
(K,-Baf.)i
Bann Vorchtorf,
Geb.29
b-f. >
Bann 867, Xainburg
(K.-B&)
Geb.8, Nisdersachsen
Geb.30, Steiermark
(GM',)
Geb, 33, SchClnwies~.Landeck
(SOF.)
Bann 747 Altkirch/Badsn
(B f I
RJI?, iaiso Obstlt.in
GU.)
(Elaichsinspekteur
d.FliegercK7.)
Barn 3I& Straubing
@af 3
Bann 11'9, Stuttg&
(Baf. and SOF.)
Geb.1, Ostpreussen
(M-f.)
Geb.26, Hamburg
Geb.31, K$rnten
(Kreisjugendm3lter)
Bann 494, Augsburg-Land
(IL-Baf.)
C&b&27, Wien
Geb,Befe~ss,B6hmerr~-n
(im Stab)
Barn &81, Pilsen
Gab,?, Nordsee
(Stabslaiter)
Geb.38, Warthel.md
(im Stab)
Bann 237 XOers
(BBf 5
Bmn &I, Iirainbw3
@Et-E,>
NAM3 (& BANK)
Eckl
Eder
Edlinger
(Bafl )
Egged, Rudolf
(Baf.)
Eg ers
'f LGeff.)
Bggers
(staf.)
Zhle rs
Ehlers
(Baf.)
Eh3.crs
(Staf.)
Shrlichor
(H.Baf,)
Ehrlinger
(H. Baf,)
Eichelberger,
Karl
(Baf,)
Eiffert,
Helmut
(H.Baf.)
Einf&ldt
@af.)
Infers, Hemann
(H.Eaf,)
Eblwmger
(Baf,)
Emsters
(Gebf.)
Zndling? Hans
(Baf.)
Engel
(Fxeff,)
Engel, Hans
(HJaf.)
EngelsWtter,
3r.
Englcr
(Baf.)
~xnst
(H. Bar.)
Eachle, Karl
(U,aaf,)
Ettinger,
Benno
(&D&f.)
Ftzel, Fritz
Pahmair,
S.O. J&xheh
Gab.29
Geb.26, aamburg
(IL-Stabsleiter)
BWM 262 Bottrop
* (sarJ
,
Landesjugendf'f.@er Spanien
Eatm 235, Wesetinde
(IL-aaf.)
Emn 3@+ Cutiaven
b-f. 3
Geb.l.9, Hochland, HA.IV
(Ltr.)
Bann 224, Marbuq .
Geb. 4-1, Ost-Hannover
(K.-Gebf.)
Geb.27, Wien
(Geb.l3eauftrXL'?.)
13ann 403 Tuttlingen
(Baf sj
Cab.39, Maitifranken
Bznn 13.7, Main2
(Ed?.)
Eann 673, Gupen
(K.-Uaf.)
Geb.22, &,yreuth
(Gebietsarzt)
Iku1n447;~ Memel
Geb, 13, Hessen-Nassau
(K.-C-ebf.)
Geb.21.Badan.
Geb,& Berlin
C;eb,29, ObaA.onau
(&if.)
t'/illi
(H&CL)
Failenschiid~,
iJtto
(l?af. )
Fxitur,
,~erne r
PaSOld
(I-!, Baf , )
Geb.19, Hoohlmd,
(sm.)
Bann 324,I"ttrth
(R.43a.f.)
%ann Xied/Innkreis,
(Baf.)
G&.31, R&rnten
Bann 436, Ntirti.r,geri
& -%af, >
G&,31, Wlikrn-ten
(Xbt eI&l?* )
Ccb, 2y, UbcrdQnall
(;i * -Gebf. )
NAMEi6%R&UCi&US
Paichtinger,
Dr.
_-
Fei.&F
Faix
(O*Baf.)
Fe&i, Willi van
(Baf, >
Felden, Karl
(O.Baf.)
Geb.32, Salzburg
(Gebietsarzt)
Geb.25, tPestmark, SRD.
(Geb.Insp.SRD.)
Bann In, Pirna
t-f* >
Geb. 3, Berlin
hb.12, Moselland
(Geb.Beeuftr.
f.
Jugendorganisation
Gub. 7, Nor&we
Luxembd
Fe'ldemann
('Baf. >
Fellenberg
t-f* >
Ferndt
(BEG)
Fensks, Walter
(Bar.)
"~~.&+$~
Bonn 583 SalzwLand
t-f* I
Bctnn Priedberg,
Geb.36
t-f. >
Banne 663, 664, Lit-nstadt
@af. >
Fink,
Geb.2, Urk
Franz
Brandenburg
(G8b. Inq8k’kur)
F1eg.Baf.)
Frank, Dr.
Frank, Norbert
(H&f.)
Franke, Hans
' (H.Baf.)
Frehse, Herbert
(H.Baf.)
Fr823>y)er
Fr8ier
w+ >
Frei&ller,
Freddy
t-f.)
Fre$yf
.>
1
Freitag, Wilhelm
t-f* >
Yraser, Dr.
(Staf.)
-eY
c-f* 1
Fricke, Heluiut
(0,Staf.)
Fricke, Hermann
t-f. >
Fricke, Dr,KW't
(CLRafJ
Friederich
Friedrich
b-f,)
Frian, Hans
(W3af.)
Geb.21, Badee
(&biefsarzt)
Geb.21,. Baden
(GebJnspakteur)
Ml% 3 Zentralamt
(K.-Chsf)
Reichsschule KLV., Steinau/Oder
(Ltr.)
Bann 668, lCa.ttowitz
tBBf* >
Geb.20, *ternberg
(Stabsleiter)
Geb.19, Xl)ln-Aachen
Geb.9, MSL.IV, Mariawald
(Ltr.)
G-eb.19, Ho&land
'
(IL-GebJnsp.)
G8b.19, Ho&land
(&bietsarzt)
Bann log, Karlsruhe
(F&hrer SRD.)
ant3 52, c0tths
(IL-Baf.)
Geb.9, WestfalewNowtd
RJF., HAJV, Soziales
(Hauptabtt. Ltr.)
Geb.39, tiainfrankan
Geb.1, Ostpreussen
(b Stab)
Geb.26, Hamburg
Awt
.i
Pritscb
(Baf.)
Fromrneyer, Paul
(Star.)
Gadert, Rudolf
Galse, Warner
(KBaf.)
Ganz
(Baf.)
Ganzel
(hf.)
Ganzsprengel
(U3af?.)
G3xaf3
(O.Baf.)
Cattot{, VT.
(Staf,)
Gauhl, Dr.
(O.Paf .)
Gauerke
(Baf.)
Gause, WiIheh
(H.&f.!,
Geiling
(M-eff.)
Geis, WilX
(SW, )
Gelkrsen,
Ervvi.n
Gerlach
Gersche 1
(Stof*)
Geuo
(o&f.)
C;iebel.e~, EWE&I
(Baf.,
Giese
(%ELfj
Gigas
(ss u. S-turmf.j
Gil&&
Erich
vcn i;lmlx?Yf
f Eaf, j
Gkeow, w.
(Stdf. j
Glashag3n
G1e-q
(3&f. j
Ck-lllf2, Siegfried
(Ii,Baf.)
Gok.isseYt
Gos?rm-l
(lj.3af.j
Geb.35, Sudetenkrd
(is Stab)
Mann 61, Bln,NxMLln-Trepto
\
(B af .I
Geb.&, Ktmhessen
(Bnf .)
Bann 169, Lahr
Banr~ 97, Keubrandenbuxz
(Baf. )
RJF, , Dienststelle
KLV.
MF.,
HA., Adolf-EitlcrScbulen
Geb.12, Maselland, HA, III
(Ltr.)
Geb. 13, Her;sen-Nassau;
Geb,37, i;obf,Scshule ?$.arienw,rde.r
(iL.-Ltr.)
Geb, 16, Sachser
(Gebf, >
Geb.22, H~yreuth
(ReT.f,Komn\.ilnal~~beit:
Bann 381, 3cer
(Baf. )
Geb.7, Nord~ae
(Baf.)
Geb,
&,
Mi~R’J@lr’d nde
(SOP,>
G&.37, Danzig-Westpreussen,
[Lz;r.]
H&IV
Geb.y, Westfdcn-No&
(Zlet~ebs.jug~ndwalter)
Bank-i 59, Wilbel.imhaven
(I.3ir.f . j
Geh.8, V&.11:, H&nelheide
[Ltr. >
Earl 22IYe zshrg
(L-BaL)
Ra1m J&S, c1mtits
(&:f.)
x.Jt1'.
Geit>.37 ,cDanzig--w,:StUI”F~l.“,yi??l;
WA,xl”1
(Jugc ndcl;1ttsl.cit&-;
Emn
171,
3Fi
(
f ')i
Mani~hcirn
IGeb.J+,Grcsc ISCT
(L~F, j
Rmn 107, Leipzig
(Daf, )
Graber, Joachim
(St&)
Bann 273, Hamm~e~Land
(Baf.)
Geb.8, Niedersachsen, I-QI.~I~.
Grahn
(Baf. >
Geb.28, Niede&mau
(Ltr.)
Gr8iling,
Josef
(H.Baf.)
Greiser
bf* >
Gretner
b‘f. >
Griess, Ernst
bf, 1
Gri88SXl~
(O.Baf.)
Grixnm, Ludw-&
(Wf,)
Grippe1
c-f* >
Grolle, Dr.
@8f*)
Grate
hYd38lnigg,
Rudolf
bf* >
Grttder, Ernst
(ostaf.)
GrWtner
(H.Baf.)
Grups
(B=f. 1
Guck, Armin
Gummel, Dr.
anther
F-f, >
C&ache
(Weff.)
Ha&U38
(Whf.)
"yif.,
Hakzn
(D.Baf.)
Hahn, Victor
(aa&)
H&n81
(O.Baf.)
HaLT, Fritz
(Baf,)
Halter
(0.sta.f.)
Hamann
(G&fl )
Hamxr
(Baf.)
Geb.3,
Berlin,
HAJI
(Ltr.)
Bann 516 StJ%lten
.
oaf I
G8bi&$j8saen-Nassau
Amt f.w8ltansckauan?. , &III,
Licha Schulung
(Chef)
WF,, HA.vI
(Chef)
Bann 520, Zwettl
@4
Geb.7.
Wordsee
(0aupmpagandaleiter)
Gek, 7, Oldenbum
(YO3?.)
Batm Lend, Geb.32
(Bar. >
Gab.2. Mark Brandeabuq& I-I&III
(K.-L-h.)
RTF,, Dienststelle
XLV.
(Ltr.)
Bann 93, Dessau
(Bar.)
Geb&, Dusseldorf
(Geb.InsF,d,DliegersINJ,)
Geb.4, Niederschlesien
(G8bistsarzt)
Ban~B$fr Recklinghausm
Bann 197, IVitt;enberge
(K.-Baf.)
Bann 651 Possn
(B arf 3
Geb.28, Niederdonau
G8b.4, Niederschlosien
(Ltr.)
Geb,28, Xiedmdonau
(Sonderbeauftragter)
Geb.9, WestfalerMord
Bann hxemburg,
(Baf,)
Geb, 36, HA.11
(L-h)
Geb.3, Berlin
&bf.)
Geb.27, Wien
Mb.12
mIX1
IiaZTt3chCn,
WillA,
(Baf.)
Nauff, Gecwg
(cuw. j
Haupt, Jemer
(hf. j
Rausen
(St&)
Rawladen
(Baf.)
Hebbner
(Bef.)
Hehm
(H.Wf.)
Hei.&
(N. WY.)
He idemann
(&Baf.)
Hsidemann
(Bar.)
Hsi.mnn
(Bafe)
Heimann, Wan2
(11.Geff. )
Eein
(B&f. >
Ez3::an 23fj < ‘Ihi 3lx.l rg-Stici
(13 a f L/
1~29, k~t~.i.~~~8
Mann
n
(EM.)
Geb.4, Sickle r*schJeJs~.cn
Geb.9, Westfalar,-Nord
(Baauftr.f,KlJ;>
Eann 3C;7,Rayxm~th
(33a.f.)
Bann 361, Kulmba&
(Baf .i
Crcb.37, A* 1%-Schule 3 3e i2k3.'A
(wr.)
c.kb. 6 I R-nrdlrn,cil-l~
(ixri Stab)
1iJ-F. ) mv. -ht
Juge tx%ill'e
(Ltr, 3
Ge4.23., Baden
L
Heindl
(Eaf.)
Eann 67, rectum
(KPIM’.)
G&*&?,
Ke sWalen-sad,
HA, 1:LX
(Ltr.)
Geb. 27, Wicn
(Gcb.Tn~~~.d.Nachrichten-RJ,)
Geb.22, Bayr8uth; 2kuem-2hsdienst
(Geb,Beairft.)
Bann 3&l., Deggendorf; Bann 863,
ZVtit3S~l*
Heise
(SW.)
Helke, lS.tz
(U.Yaf,)
Helllnayr
(O.Staf,)
Helvos
(Baf.)
Henkel
(H.Gef'f,)
Henkel, Friedrich
(3af.)
Ee t-h-31,
@f-f. j
EIenkel, Rudolf
(Gebf.)
Herbst, Tal"cer
(St&)
Herb, Carl Friedrich
(Bar.)
Heydorn
(K.Geff.)
Hey1
(O.Baf.)
Hildisch,
Erich
@a-L)
Hilz
(Bar.)
Geb23, MiZ;tela3_be, HA.IZ
(KcI&r. )
a-l?,
(Beauftragter
fed,
J~endsc'hrifttu3n)
BaflyBz;;j Lin*Stadt
Geb.35,
Su&3tenl~i-td
(StabslsitE?r)
G&,7, No??&ee * EL4,xv
m-, >
Eeb. 6, ~$xb;lazk
(hb,NRzSikrf3fer8nt)
Rauerntirrn
u,Landdi.enst
m, T:
(Ltr, )
Geb,37, Danzig-Westpreusscri
(Gebfe)
Bantl Ill+, Xotlstarz
(Baf. and SO3',)
Mann 76, Hamburg
(Baf.)
Bantl 282, HaxburpOst
(Baf,)
G0b.,20, ‘hYtit0iIllX3~~,
(m.)
Geb, 23,
YA.
IX
Mittelelh3
(im Stab)
Geb.27, Wien
(WI. Inspbd.
m-tmPrz;T,)
Geb.37, DamCg-Westpreussea
Hinnerks
@af* >
Hinninghofen,
(E.Baf.>
'sIinz
Heinz
"ueb.24, Xecklenbuq
(G~jugendgnrppenM3rer)
AbteLlung Yfohnheime
Hi nz
(Staf.)
Hirsch, Gottlieb
(H.Baf'.)
Hirsch, Herbert
(Gebf.)
Mfer
Geb. 3, Berlin
(Baf.)
Geb.4, NfederscWesisn
(Gebf.)
^
Geb.16, lTEL.fIf, Straschitz
(Ltr. >
NPEA. Rottweil
h'offlnann
(ss Stubaf.)
HQf’m@iSter
Hohlfeld
(3af.)
Hornschild
(O.Staf.)
Huber, Mthias
(Stabsf.)
Huber, (Isitar
(Bar.)
Kf.iboer, -9r.
(Baf.)
X'tiboer
kiuj.sgeu, Horst
(H.33af.j
?k.pe, Kurt
(CLBaf.)
(Beauftr.f.KLV.)
Geb.10, RuhpNiederrhein
(Lb.)
Geb.22, Lmddianstb3b?hOf
(Ltr.)
Bannic82 Prag
C-f* I
RJF.
,
Gab. 31, Kbnten
(Landesjugendwart)
Geb.24, l$ecklenburg
(Stabsleiter)
Bann 157 Brieg
(Baf'. r
Geb.40, Oberschlesien
(G&f.)
Geb.27, i?ien
IPfSand, Kuti
(cwff.)
bnsaln
(I-f.Geff.)
Bmn 427 Lconbers
(Baf, 3
Bar-m 572 Kufstein
b-f, j
J -er
"9 Baf.)
J&n, Dr.Hemann
Jakobs
(Baf.)
Jan33
Bann 55$, Graz-Land
(Bd.)
Landesgm~+en~r
Japan
Bann 16r, Hameln
(B a*f I
Geb.20, ;Mrtte;nberg
(Geb.1nsp.d. Marine-Ig.)
Geb,l+O, Kattowitz
(SOFS)
&bJl,K8ln-Aachen
(I+Gebf.)
Geb.22, Xarktredtitz
(SUF.)
Bann 470, Geld=n
(SteIlv.Baf.)
Bann 581 'Mckel
b-f 5
Geb.ll;K6ln-Aachen
(StelWGebiotsnrzt)
Jnnus
Je&atadt-3orc'mnert
(H.Baf.)
Jam
J8ckef
(H.Geff.)
Jbrln
(weff.)
Juppisch,
(O.Baf.)
Ge rliEtfi
Netmmk
NAJzi3(a RANK)
Jung, Carl
(H.Baf.)
Jung, Dr,Gtinther
Jungschaffer,
(Baf.)
PrC
' Kadom, Wills
(O.Baf.)
'
Kaiser
(LGeff.)
Karbach, ,9olf
(G&f.)
Kaat
(Baf.)
Rastner
Kautiann
Gtinter
(Gebf.j
Keller, Wfhelm
(Q.Baf.)
Kemper, Friedhelm
(O.Gebf.)
Kern
(O.Baf.)
Kessinger
(O.Baf.)
Kessler
(O.Baf.)
Kessler, Paul
(H.Baf.)
Kiel, Hubert
(H.Geff)
Kielmann
(Baf.)
Kirchhoff
Paul
(H.Baf.j
Kirschner,
Staf.
(std.)
Klahr, Herbert
(H.Baf.)
Klaus
(03af.)
Klausmeyer
(O,&ff.)
K3.88
(O.Baf.)
Kleeberg, Hans
(H.Baf.)
Jm3ilW rt
(Bar,)
KJey, Werner
(Gebf.)
Klemer, Dr.
Klintor,
Karl-Heinz
(E.Baf.)
Kloue, Dr.
Geb.7, Nordsee
(Gaubeauftr.f.d,
K,-Berufsrsettkamf)
Bann &i7, Ha&xx-g-llarburg
(Baf. )
Geb. 35, K&n-ken
Geb,Z!+, Mecklenburg, Landesjug6 il da&.
(Ltr;)
Ban13 3X5, Landau
bf* 1
G&.12, Moselland
(Gebf. )
Bann 40, Donaueschingm
(BE& /
Nl?E.k, Meissen
Rx?:,iltf;lchsJugendp
'
'
r es sedlenst
*
(Mr. )
Geb,25, Westmark
(K.-Gebf.)
Geb,21, Baden .
(Gebf.)
XF., Erhc,lungswerk
(ljtr. j
RJF.
(Komunalreferentj
Geb, 36, Schwaben
(Bf3auftr.f. L3gerj
Befeillsstelle
Babcn
und IdKhrer-J
-Landesjuge&%hrer
%ankreich
(Stabsle
35.
i-terj
~eb.6, Nordmark, HA.III
(Geb. BeauftrXW.)
Geb.18, Fran1cen
GeII.31r KRrnten, 59X, Nbtsch
(Ltr,)
Geb.36, Schwaben, Iw.I
(Ltr,)
BanyBEj
Dorhund
G&,&l,
Ost-Hanno-ver
EJF., E&I, AI& HJ.-Gerichtsbark&
(K.-Chef)
Geb.31, WZL.d,Gcmanischen Jugend
(Ltr,)
Ff!JJ!'*
s Inspektionsdienstatell~
RJF,, im AlnIt me-- Gerichtsbakkt
C&b,&, Mecklenburg,
(Geb.Sportlehrer)
HA.11
Klosek
(O.Baf.)
Kndl
(Baf.)
Knoop, Fritz
(G&f*)
Koch, 3rKl3t
(SW.)
Koch, Fritz
(ILG6ff.)
Kock
(Staf.)
mester
(O.Baf.)
m23,
SePP
K°Kaf.)
Kohle
(H.Wf.)
Kohfer, Robftti
(133.-mhrer)
KBhler
(Baf'.)
Kahn
(Baf.)
KOlb
(Baf.)
Kols
(H.Gaff.)
mnig
(0,Schaf.)
Ko-up, Hezmann
IBaf.)
R1J333er,Hors-k
(0. Baf. j
jcorn
(o.staf,)
K&tgen, Werner
(O.Baf.)
Kmatsch, 'Jalte r
(Bar.)
KYacke*SeZIl-er
(K-f.)
Krause
(R.Baf.)
Krause, Uilli
(EM.)
~rt&wer,
Alfred
(H.Baf.)
Kmnzer
(O,saf*>
Kress, fans
(Bd
&b.
34, Geilenkirchen
(Mr.)
Geb. 39, Mainfranken
(Stabsleiter
)
Befehlsstelle
Bbhrnen und Id&hmn
(Chef)
Geb-2, XarIk Brandenburg
(Gebf.)
BJF.
(Beichsjugendfachwart
f.
Bergsteigen)
Bann 5, Gross-Danzig
(Stellv,Baf.)
Bann 85, Ileide
(Baf.)
Geb,v+, Uecklenburg
(Beauftr,f.Schulan
und
Hochschu3.m)
Dam 726, KehIL
(K,-Baf.)
Geb.16, Sachsen, EW.IV
(Ltr.)
Geb.27, 'ivies, m.11, SportabteilUngiLtr.)
m-F
Bann 211 Glauchti
(4B
Mann 64j Uanxig-Land(B f 3
&b,2$3aym&h
Gerbe27, Wien, HA.II
(Ltr.)
Bann 862 Kmnach
oaf I
Geb&,*Kmpten
(SOF,)
Bann 94, Got
(Baf.)
Bann 491 VJiiet?-8ttakri1Ig
0-f 3
Geb.20;EVtlrttenberg
or 36,
Sckmaban
Geb.39, Steiarmark
(Tnsp,a.Xoto~H3.)
Gab, 25, Niederdmau
(Gebf.)
RJF., I&V, &xumt
(Chef)
Bann 588 Geb.29, 0berilmt-u
(Barf i
~~36,
Sch~dm
(Insp.d.IVt:L.)
Barm Xiltenberg,
(Baf.)
Geb.39
NA@i3(& &RANK)
KretZ
(Baf* 1
Kreutz, Heinz
(O.Baf.)
Krimmer
(Baf* 1
Kr&her,
<ialter
(G&f.)
Kmnberger, Va2k
(O.Baf,)
Kronenberg
Baan 406 Bruchsal
(Baf.j
G-eb.13, Hessen-Nassau
(Stabsleiterj
Geb.3, Berlin
(Geb.Bcauftr.f.
Umsiadlung in Ostpreussen)
Geb, y, Testfalen-Xord
(Gebf,)
WF ., ~~.AdOlf~Hitle~Sc~~len
Geb. 3, h3cklinghausan
(SOP. j
KrtiQer, Herbeti
(H.Wf.)
KU&, Karl
(H. Geff.)
Kuhhnann
(O.Baf.)
Ktin
(Baf.)
Kuhnt, Werner
(O.Gebf.)
Ktiller, Rudolf
(O.Geff.)
Kunth
(O.Geff.)
Kurzhach, Joachixn
(KYBaf.)
Kuschel
(Baf.)
KUSSJT
(Baf.)
Kuttgen
(O.Faf,)
Lahr
(H&f.)
Lang
(Staf.)
Lange, I)r.Hei.nz
(B&f. )
Langhein, Hans-Hemann
(Baf.)
Langkitsch
bf. >
Lapper, Dr.Kaz-9
(O.Baf*)
Laroher
(Baf.)
Lassen, Heinz
(0.13a.f.)
Lauterbacher,
Hans
(H&f.)
Lefefre, Hans
(O.Baf.)
Leggewie
(O.Baf.)
Lehmann
(Baf
l
j
Bann 277, Danzig; Qann 64.3, Kcmit~
(=.
>
Bann 370, Teqlin
(Bt3-f.)
Bann 32, Hamburg-Altona
(Bnf.)
Geb,25, \'lestmark
(Geb, Reauftr. 1cLTr.j
Geb,38, -#[arthe land
(G&f. >
Bann 20, JfAtei>og
(K.-Baf,)
Geb,U+, W&II,
Eomberg
(Ltr.)
Bann 201, Bln,Moabit-Schtfneberg
(Z3f. j
Befehlss. R&men und M$hren, -W.lT
GeS.36 Schwaben. FU.TII
in G&J, 20) .
(may t?s
c&B. 16.
(Stabsltr.)
Bann 422, Hanburg-'iergedorf
(aaf.)
Geb.10, Ruhx+Jicderrhein
WI&,
Hambuq
1X2? Metz-Stadt
(Eaf.)
Gebi31, K8rnten
(Reichsredner)
Bann 570, Landeck
(13a.f.)
Geb.37, ~~anzl~a~~estpreus~en
(Stabsltr.)
Geb.27, Wien
(K.-Gebf.)
Geb,Q, Osthannover
Bann
Bann
1.73, Xssen
(Baf.)
Geb,&, Mecklenburg
Nti‘3 (c%RANQ
Leiiing,
Gert
Leinen
(C.Geff.)
Leinenvreber
(c.saf.>
Leimer;
Mmut
(Cd%)
Leistner,
Hans
BMR 648 mom
(Baf. j
Bam 391, Hemeskeil
(K.-Bar.)
Geb.30, Staiemark
(Gi3b.Beauftr.K.W.)
me
Reichsinspekteur
Geb.,", Coburg
(SOF \I
Gel?. 22, ku3LK-g
Walter
(Bar.3
Lemer
(U.Baf.)
Len2
(0.2af.)
Leitt-Jer
(ss ustuf)
Leonhardt
(Baf.)
LeW3
(hf.)
Liebenow, Dr.
(LEaf.)
3Xzz.t
(Baf l >
Lohel
(Gebf.)
Loidl
(Baf. >
Loos,Fritz
(O.Baf.)
Lllsser
(Q.Gaf.)
LOwenthal, Hemann
(Bar.)
Mbbe, Cr,
Lflbke
(o.saf.)
LlAC!hC,
(O.Baf.)
Ludwig, ilerinz
Jugendleiter
WI?.
(Stellv.Amtschef)
Bann 2, stettin
(Baf. j
BanyB$~j Haldensleben
L&r
(0.Gebf.j
Befehlsstelle
(5hef')
Leitner
Magnus
(O,Staf.)
MaWmann
(Baf.)
Marin
(Staf.)
Maier
(aaf,)
Maier
(Staf.)
Maihtifer,
Half
Mafev<ski, Helmut
(Saf.)
d. IEtarine-HJ.
bann 1.10, Peids'lberg
@&)
Geb.38, Yartheland,
EEL I
(Ltr.)
Bann 759, SchBnberg
(3af.)
Geb.23, Kttelelbe
(Geb.Baauftr.KLV~)
W-F, , IUrIV, Amt.f,Geswdheit
(Unef)
Bann x0, ChaIR
k-f* i
Geb.7, Nordsee
(hbf.)
Bat-m 308, athenburg
(2af. )
Geb.18, Franken, H.&IV.
(Sachbearbeiter)
Bann 213, Boma
(Baf* 1
YaniBiFj
&wensburg
Ostland
2ann 648, Thorn
(Baf.)
Geb,d, Niedersachsen
(S~~ellv.Gauspotisf%hrer)
Geb. 5, vim IT
(Ltr.)
Geb.39, Mainf'ranken
(lieiterreferent)
San 744,Gehe iler
(Baf. j
Bann Siepringen,
Ckb.20
(K.-Bar.)
WF.
(lieichsinspekteur
f.%asik&e)
C3J.
MalOl3lY
(o.staf.)
Mante
Barm 19, @Mitz
@BQ*>
Bann 24, I%%rnlppin
(Geff,)
(Baf.)
Bmn 209, Schl)neb8ck
(IL-Baf.)
BamB~~j DBbeln
Mkt8DS
(Staf.)
Martin
(awf.)
Matter
(Baf.)
G8b.15,Xittella.nd
(HALtr.)
Geb.37, Daneig4Yestpruss8~
Mafo.aaf.)
Medau, Hinrich
(Bafl )
Meier
wF&r.)
Bann 26, Nagdsburg
(B&f'.)
Meier
(StaC)
IiCf'~f:~
Gymastik;sc~e
(hf. >
Bann 5$, Steyr
hf. 1
Ckb.6, Nordmark
(Gebf.)
Geb.22, Bayreuth, HA..IV
(Ltr.)
hb.9, '#estfalen-Nod
(Stellv.G8bf.)
Hubert
Meilinger
(H.Geff.)
hfeiss
(C.&if.)
Melchior, fIannes
(G.Eaf.)
Melitz
(Geff.)
ldeminger,
(KBaf.,
.
Barn &,Prsnzlau
(Baf* 1
&ctJF., &nI,
PXTZSSS-U.
Prupagandslrtmt.
(chef)
Geb.tl, Wesem&x38
(SOF.)
BEWVI
336 Bad Reichenhall
b.4
RJF.
Gustav
v,Menor
(Staf.)
Msrk, Karl
(Baf.)
Meyer, Hefrsut
(Bar.)
Mayer, Walter
(Whf.)
Michalk
(H.Baf.)
Geb.34, Dtlsseldorf'
(IL-Gebf.)
G8b, 13, HeSsen-XasSau, & n
Michel
(0.Ba-f.)
Mochar
(Lb.)
Geb. 31, K#rnten,
(Lb),
(Baf.)
Idfckel, Helmt
(stabsmhrer
RJF)
Moka, Dr,Hans-Ceorg
('%bf.)
&@3118r,Erwin
HA31
WE’., Amt tiiegsbetreuungsdienst
(Ltr.)
Bann 187, Ulbeck
(k-hf.)
Bann Waldmanchen-C%erviechtach,
Geb.22.
c-f* >
Bann 221, hfuhlhausen
(IL-Baf.)
Bann 120 Ulm
(saf r
Bm 274 Elbing
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Bann 37, Nupp8rtal
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Geb.26, Hamburg
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Bann 419, Neurdnster and
Bann 822, Segeberg
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Bann 91, Wk&urg
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