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1 Die Jbgendbewegupg 3 2 Beginnings of the HJ, 3 3 Expansion of the HJ. ixrto a State Organisation 4 4 Reichsjugenddienstpflicht (Cmrpulsary Youth Service) k

5 Branches of the 6 Die Reichsju endf&rung (Reich Youth Dimctorate) 7 HJ, kbiete I HJ. ) 8 HJ, .Standort (Garriscm) 9 HJ. Bame (Regiments) 10 Specialist Units of the Barn 11 Organisation below regimental level l2 MtrmbePing of units

13 Ccmscription Procedure 10 l4 Basic Training 10 15 Vocational Train- 11 16 Schools 12 1.7 Gebietsftierschulen l2 18 Reichsschulen 12 19 Nationalpolitische Erziehungsaustalten 12 20 The Reichsjugend AkaMe 12 21 Adolf-Hitler-Schulen 13

PART IV

22 war Sezvice l-4 23 Liaison with the Axned Forcea 3.4 Wehmrt&zhtigungslager (Pre-military Training 24 15 -FE4 15 25 Son&rei.nheitess (SpecialmSePvie Units) 26 Nachrichten HJ. (Signals) 16 16 27 Motor HJ. (lkhxised Hitler Youth) . 28 Marine HJ. (Naval Hitler Youth) 17 Flieger I-U. (Aviation HJ.) 19 29 17 30 HJ, Feldschere (First Aid bits) 31 Streffmxdienst (Security Detachments and Patrol SWViC2e) 18 f cx s _I PA.mrv (continued) Page 32 IlusikzUge (Band Units) 18 33 GebirgaJi3. (Mountaheers) 19

PARTV

34 HJ, Leaders 20 20 ;z Uniforms and Insignia of Rank 21 37 Other Insignia and Badges 21

PARTVI HJ. ABROAD 38 HJ, in Occupied 23 39 HJ. in Pareign Territories 23

PART VJCI (3I?POSEIONYOUTH -S

40 Legal Measures regarding &man Pouth 25 41 Unofficia3. Youth Organisations outside the HJ, 25 42 Repressive Measures- 26

Kfv , to Tables Al Part We: HJ. Gebiete and Befehlsstellen (listed) A 2 Part Two: The MJ, Gebiete (details) A 4 Part!Fhree:HJ, Bame, numerically .A 95 Part Four: H.3. Ekmne, alphabetically A 111 Part Five: Schools and Camps A 326 Part six: HJ, Auslandsf&r (Representatives Abroad) A 3-40

HJ. Perscxmlfties Bl

Diaga;w and Plates c 1

LEeJrSEXED Bbbreviathm3 ID 1 Requirements-for HJ. Proricieby Tests El 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 '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 organlsa- tion, It is in no respercomparable to any organisation for 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 soul of every German child. It is, in the true sense of the 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,OOO into 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 addition, in 3943, the Hitler Youth'maeatained between 7,000 and 8,000 camps and other establishments. 1,500,000 boys (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 We- Military 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&$. _ The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today, but demonstrate the role tiich it plays in Germany's actual and potential military strengtk Both the SS and the Wehnaacht hve long since appmciate$ this, From me% liaison tith the Hitler Youth, their relation- 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 , 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 meetings for lectures and discussions; much emphasis was 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. At this point many political parties, among them the NSDACF(Nationalsozialistische Deutsche ArbeiterparteiTNational ' Socialist Workers' Party) began to form their own youth organisations, and it is estimated that in the late nineteen- 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 ), later known as the Jun&sturm Adolf X-fitler (Youth Shock Troop ). 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, , merged with the bun& in M8'NICH, , 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* 39 -a---Exoansion of HJ into 8 State G~anisation Although the &T had borrowed much of its technique and ssne of its~syrnbol~fran the old Ju~endbewe~~, from the very first it ad&d a nat~cqalistic and decidedly militaristic note. In 1925 it becme a junior branch of the SA (Storm- troopers) 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 MD ST-. At the ~5QQ3EEGParty Rally of the following 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. By 1930 t&e &J i-lad 900 OrtS~ (local groups) in &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 had risen to 250,000. In the 581:1eyear the EEJwas separated 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 organi- satians 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, izxlud- L ing 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 Youth- physically, mentally and morally for national service in the spirit of Natioti Socialism. school and home are subordinated to the interests of the State. (C > The mndf%hrer (Reich Youth LRader) is entrusted with all phases of the education of GeLman vouth. and is responsible or&y to the F&EFLXR. 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 apply for transfer into any NSDAPGliederungen (formations) 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 superimposed structure, including only members of’ long stand- 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 is organised into four main branches, ( HitlerLfugend for boys aged 34-48 lb" Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ or German Young Folk) for boys aged AC&q4 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper. (c) Bun& Deutscher mdel (ED4 or League of t;eman Girls) for girls aged 14-18. (d) Jungmlldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls aged IO- 14 who subsequently transfer to the BDH proper. The terCrrlsHJ and BDM are used very loosely, and require a special note. Strictly speaking KT refers to (a) above, , 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 this handbook, as the sense should invariably be clear 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 ‘+conpan ion ah ip , honour and faith". They are to be made '*conscious of their duty as German girls to become good housewives ard to have as many children as possible". k sub-section, Glaqbe und SchlSnheit_ (Faith and Zaaugy), 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 Social- ist Welfare Organisation).

6, Die --Xeichswndfhrung ( iieich YouthDirectorate The.Reichs,jugendf%hmng (RJP - Reich,Youth Directorate) con8rols the policy a s well as the administration of the whole KJ, It is headed by a Reichsjugendmhrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Ad+jutant and a Stabsfihrer (Chief of Staff). The Reichsreferentin (BDWI)controls the lXH (Lund Deutscher M&del-Le e of German Girls) and the S&l (Jusq- m&de1 - Young Girls T , and she is responsible directly to the Heichsj,ugendfYlthrer. The KJ3 is divided into five special executive branches (Zeotralamt, Auslaads-und Volkstumsamt, Kinderlandverschick- ung, Krie&wtreumgsdienst, A&SC- and fnto six Haupt- Itnter73rwprtments). The bureaur of the Xaupt&&er are known ater, and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil- ung=d Abte$lurw?m respectively. AJJ 3eichsschulen (Hational Schools) are oontrolled by the RJF.

For chart and details of the l&IF see Anne= C Note: Used in connection with the I&@, the abbreviation '%A" indicates Hmptamt (Department): iu the it stands for the Hawtabteiltmg See next paragraph, 7. H3 Gebiete (HZ Xegions) The HJ inside Greater Gemany is orgaaised into 43 Gebieta (Regions). '1Rith the exception of the Gebiet Sudeten- land and the Gebiet Befehlsstelle Ej&rnen und M$hmri, each such corresponds to a () of the Nazi Party proper. For occupied , 866 para.2. For list of 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) . -The GebietsfUmmg (Regional I%! organised into Ha@-abteiluryr;en ~tive?Sections t abbreviated to HA, and special semi-Dfndependent offices. The functions of t #he to those of the Hamt-

HA I Personnel HA . If Pre-military Training and Sports HA I31 Ideological Training and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services HA V buildings and Homes HA VI Legal MattL!rs

Ha tabteilun en are split up iat0 Abteilunp: sec-tiwm The Gabietsf%rer my appoint a subordinate to perfom tasks which are nomally the function of a HA or its su& section. Such specially appointed officials are termed, for 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%? within the region, or he be a specialist (e.g. Ikpector of Flying, Signals 0rCmrps in charge of speciaILiat units. Each&&j.& adrainistemand maintains schools and camps. !Pwo or iora ~ebietsfWmmsch\ilen (ILegional Cffice1+9" Schools) provide training for the many executive post@ required by the \ Orgaaisatiol3, Sow Gebiefe conduct Special schools, such as 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 Train- ing Ca~qs) the Gebietsfihnrng concerned still a&ministers, then). HIP youth hostels, nominally under the Deutsche Jqend- herbergen (nTN or Geman Youth Hostels, an organisation CBYL ried over from the Republic) are actually under X3 admini- stration 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,rr- ity on all matters concerning Geman Youth. It is under the command of the Standortftthrer(krri,son Connander) and handles all administrative details with regard to Xeichs- enddienslqfficht (Compulsory National Youth Sehm

The Standort naintains the individual youth's Ju,qet-id- stmnlbla

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 Head- quarters are located in the same 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, The Bann kkninistsation is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (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 s ervice units, usually:- Motor-Staxm (Notorised) Fl,ie~er+Starnm (Aviation) and Xachrichten-Sta (Signals). 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,e rage 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 (Companies) of 15Gh, and the Gefolgschaft is organised 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 Rotten (filss-7 . A diagram giving organisation details will 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 great inconsistencies inevitable, 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 the Bann. Thus l/l00 stands for first Gefolgs.chaft of Bann 100. Na.'I/dOO stands for first NachrYichten-Gefo~gschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100. The St- is mcated by a Roman Numeral. Thus I/j00 stands fox first Stamn of Bann 100. Ma.I/lOO stands for the first Wachrichte~~ of%n 100. + The special. service,units ~nurnbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within evar$ Bann. PART III

COTmmION AKU TI?.UKIXG 1s. Conscription 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'relimin- ary Rollcall) of his Standort, Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the fenpmbe (hb's Entrance Exstmination) 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 the W and the new Jungmgdel, (“young girl”) of’ the JM, together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the KJ and the p;Du respectively, t&e the oath of 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 with the inscription 93lu-t und 3hre" ("Blood and Honour"), 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 is iqo3sible t3 estimate, even though many regulations have 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 largely -L-eg:ulates the duties required of FJJ members, but the 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 supervision of the lCUE3L, the Nationalsoziqlistiacher Belck+ 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 WehrertkhtiQ- mumlager @EL or Fre-rni.litaJy Training Camp), he is already well -quainted ppith basic military fomticms and drill. The training, boG mtmta3. and physical, is permeated by 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. Various contests, such as @A.scherBPettbewerb (&sic 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. LanddienE.", (Farm Service) in distinct contrast to the 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 ( 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 Setice (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst ) and is divided into three 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 HJF. They are specialist schools attended by HJ members tican ' all Gebiete, ' Cumicula are based on military, naval, sport, admini- strative 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 Erziehungsansta&ten (National Political educational Institutions) These establishments, which are abbreviated to NPii or Sola, are types of secondary school and components of 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. Since physical training has first place9 instructian in 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 or Government sentice, but are usually attracted to military careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissicms.

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 disabled War veterns between the ages of 23. and 28 have been admitted in large numbers, and various shorter course- 3 in Administration, Nazi Ideology, l%ultural Work*, Frcs.3 and Pqxqan&, Kcalth Set-vice, Social Work ox 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 (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 1Q-w They are on the secon6ax-y school level and place great chassis on military "sports", character building, and devotion to the Party-state. The teaching staff hzs received some or all of its train- ing 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$ ~,[email protected]+ 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

i7Jl.x SERVICE m lGIlmTrnY ‘2RAlTJ~

22. '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_- heime (Apprentices I-lames) have been instituted in the large , where in addition to an eight-hour day in the factories, the boys also carry out nearly full HJ duties, Wages are nominal and 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 conducted regularly by the iiJ as well as the Kinclerlandves- Schick (KLV, or evacuation of children from boded areas m

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.

The CSzman High Command's call for volunteers has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of' the IIJ. Volunteering is made attractive by the granting of special privi- ieges, such as short leaves, the wearing of the I-IJ armlet on upper arm of the army tunic, and the designation of "Krieas- " (Volunteer), instead of the customary "". 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 to serve as Armeci. 2'orce Auxil.iaries in def'ence of the home country. HJ-Luftwaffenhelfer (AA Auxiliaries) are sixteen year old3 organised to man anti-aircraft defences, serve as spotters, and work at AA posts, releasing members of the Armed Forces for front line duty. Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment ar, w They ,may be transferred to any distant &nger area, ht are bi-annually guaranteed a two-week holiday to see their families, ?'hcir HJ uniform is supplemented 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 (tank delaflng sections) of the WJ. have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied a,nnoured units.

23. Liaison with the Armed Forces AI.1 branches of the Anned Forces have maintained close liaison with the KJ their own representatives in the RJF (Reich.Youth Directorate). The Army, Airforce, and Navy fix definite annual q,uotas for special training in the HJ witha view to future recruiting. Each Wehrkreis ( 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 estab- lished in January 1944. A regiment or an independent battalion "adopts" a H&-Bann as Patenbann (Poster Bann). The regirnent'a 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 experien- ces 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 boys under military age. Although semi-mili@,ry activities have always played an important part among the duties of tht: RJ formal pre-military traininf; under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced until lV.@. Its purpose is to 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 nowa- officers 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 to army barracks. It has dining rooms, lounges, modernly-equipped kitchens and sick bays, store rooms, lecture halls with special technical and demonstrating equipment, motor pools and shops, sports arenas, and firing ranges. The training plan provides for practical f'ield exercises, and manoeuvres, the use of smaZ1 8rms, as well as sports and ideo3.ogiw.l schooling. Close order drill is kept to a minimum. 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 Schein ('Nar Training Instructor's Certificate). * 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 signal unit; of the Army and Air Force, and recently signal tratiing has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to trabfer into the Nachrichten-HJ. 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 operation of simple signal ins=Wxnents and equipment. After passing ‘an exaknation, the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein 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. Upon passing his final examination in this.course the trainee 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 general signal training, and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C an3 its correspon&ing badge.

27. 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 instruction, workshop practice, and lectures on traffic regulations. 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 proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terra= contiitiins t from a tactical point of view).

Ejturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently developed branch oP the Xotor HJ, but only a few such groups exist.

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 andMim&antNavy. Training is under the supervision of naval 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 end of each stqge of training. The unifom wornby the ,Marine-HJ 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&s- bann Seeschiffahpt (Natimal Sea&going Unit). I

29, Flieger HJ, (Atiaticm HJb* The Flteger-HJ prepares boys for service b the German Air POI-C% Trajning is cmtrolled by the ~rkmmando der Luftwaffe (Cl5 or Air Force High Ccuamnd), but instructors estiblishmmts and trabing eq$pme& are Furrlished by the X3PK (Wational Socialist El* Corps). Flyingtrainingbegins in the DJ ihen the twelve year old volunteers, organised in the Fliemx-D$ (Jun%or Aviatia HJ learn to build and to fly model plamw. / After transfer to the Fliemr-HJ the canstruction azld c&at&n of gliders and theoretical in&%ctian fn aviation, navigation9 aerial geography and other related mb$mts form a . fulltrainlng program=. M&yworkshqs of the GermmState Railw&ys,Geman Postal b Service, Vockticmal School3 and4ndustrial conce.ms are at the diSpos8.l. of. . %hti' Flieggzr-HJ, There az-e three SeRelfliegeq@keTchcn (Glider Badges) A,B and C, which ,are progtissivelx acq&'ed. To pass the extitim for Se&fIie~erabseidhea C, the a$plicant must n&ntain hi& glider #hove start@g'.height for at least five tiutes. , Selectedboys my prepare for &e examinatiorr for th8 &tit- f&&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 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, Training takes place under the supervision of full-time HJ doctors, in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (Pirst Aid Training !Schools). A list of these schools is given -in Armexe A, Idedicel lectures, First Aid, Dental care, Casts and Trans- porting 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 individual applications for service in the SRD, applying the rigorous standards of' the original Allgerneine SS. Xrr the SRD are. cotiined all the various tasks of a supplementary 2% and p&ice force, Meribers check on the appearance of the other HJ me&ers as individuals and in formations; they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels. 3f.mthermore they correct such offences as begging, vagrancy and fraudulent collections. The SRD operates in closest collaboration with police authorities, including the Gestapo and its members, trained and 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 used as raiding squads and informers, In they made up 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 (Pire- fighting 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 &ken over by the IIJ for this purpose, (For list, see Annexe A) 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 plays expounding Nazi ideology. Some Banne and each Gebiet maintati a Spielschar, Performances o-titular and value to the organisation are given over the air.

33. Gebirgs-H& (Xouz&aineersl $he w HJ provides mountain training in preparation for futuz% service with the' mountain troops, This training.is ‘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 etig- fahrtengruppen, small. groins whfch undertake independent mountain expeditions, involv-ing tiountati climbing and skiing, Upon passing a special course, the G-ebirsts-NJ boy acquires the Berg,fahrten- ftihrer mzeichen (Ju.nio~ Uountain Guide Badge). NOTE: The Reiter HCJ (Cavalry) was a peace time branch of the' HJ specialising as horse-mounted units. It has not been heard 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 the TJazi "FIIhrerprinzip". This has led to much intrigue, the use of influence ,.and personti conflicts in connection with both appointments and prmotions. To stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the AYmed Forces, ;EI..xnctionaries of other Nazi Party orgmisaticms are being drafte& to fill their posts temporarily. Until Spring 194-4 Haupttitliche FCthrer, of which there are at present about 30 ,GGG, received military deferment, but might volunteer, if they so mished. 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, add a "X;- ++(KriegJ in front of their respective ranks (e.g. K-Gcfolgschaftsrahrcr). As the fourteen year old is transferred from the D3 into the HJ, he beccmes a Hitlerjunge. If‘ he possesses the necessary qualifications, he may, after 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. 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; Gefolgschafts- Bihrer - 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 the uniform consists of:-

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 Oberhorden- f'&.rer(DJ) shown there, are now obsolete. The insignia of the Reichsjugenmer do not

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; the folldng emblems, not illustrated, may be of interest:- Ffieger (Aviator) : propellor, with vings, on a blue parallelogram Feldscher (r'irst Aid): white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) : gold caduceus (rod and. seryznt) on an oval blue background ringed with gold.

-r\T(yp. ur 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 common with other NSIXP formations, the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi att*t to sponsor its om orgmisations in fore&n , as ell as to spread its philosophy there. The approach to the young people of other 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:-

The Apslands-und 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).

Their m&n efforts are directed at Gemans or people of %ema.r&c originn living abmad. The former are coerced, the 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 so-called "GeM cft youth, including not only Norwegians, Danes, Dutch and Flmings, but also Walloons, Finns and Latiatls. A more a&itious project, the tiLeague of European Youth" mxs laumhed by the Nazis in September 1942 at . 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-Plutocmtic- Bolshev%st ideas", Nations participating wme: Gemany, , 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 activities of the HJ were the estaIbli.akrment of:- A World Youth Hostel at .Altena near %gen/estfalen in i934 (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. The Geqnaa2l sche Lmddiemtjughd (G-f33xmdc Land Service Yo-uth) for agticulturdl mrk in the Eastern tedtories. 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, or ; 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 time, these boys 8x-e liable, in case of lesser demeanours 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 A (Order of Battle Tables)

PART ONE: List 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, using Gem tezms and abbreviations.

4. "IrnIFZED xwNt3": In addition to Banne (and axq 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 be- found here, while I?a.xmeidentified by mmkmr only are not included. PARTFIVE: HJ SCHO0zSANDCAMXS. 7. I Schools are here listed according to type, and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are lczated. PART SIX: HJAUXUDSFk. 8. Part Six lists HJ representatives abroad, according to countries; rank and. functions are given,

NOTE: for German towns, names of bureaux etc. reference should be made to the text. 0ff.icia.l abbreviations' are given in hnexe D,

Al ANNEXEA PART ONE HJ.a3IEm AND 3EFEmsTEw With corresponding NSDAP. &xl

Location of HJ, Gebiet EJ’STZBP.Gau Headpters

No: Name: No: Name:

1 Ostpreussen (for- 25 Ostpreussen K&igsberg/Pr. merly O&land) Mark 16 ErtlarkBrandenburg Frankfurt/% 3erli.n 3 Berlin (3.2 Niederschlesien 21 Niederschlesien Breslau I Pmm 26 Pommern 3tetti.n II Nordmrk 29 Schleswig-Holstein Xiel. Nordsee 37 Weser-Elm3 'O. Niedersachsen 33 Sad-Hannewer- Hannover 33raunschweig 9 Westf'alen-Nord fi8 Westfalen-Nord MClnster/Westf. 10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 bW.heim/Ruhr 11 K&+&hen 11 Kbln-Aachen KKLn 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Moselland (Rhein) Westmark) J-3 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau Wiesbaden & Kurhessan 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 mttelland 8 -Merseburg Halle/S. 16 Sachsen 27 Sachsen A. 24 17 Thtiingen 34 Thtiingen 18 Franken 7 Franken NUrnberg 17 HOChland 19 MUnchen-Oberbayern Mhchen 20 wttemberg 42 W-text&erg- W. Hohenzollern 21 Baden 1 Baden Strassburg 22 l3aymuth (formerly 2 Bayseuth Bayrische Ostmark) 23 Mittelelbe 3.4 Magdeburg-Anhalt Magdeburg 24 R&cklenburg 17 Schwerin 25 We&nt32% (formerly 40 Westmark Meustadt/a.d, Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 -Tz 3 -w3 Hamburg1 27 Wien 43. Wien Wien Vr11/65 28 Niederdonau 20 Niederdonau Ken XIX/~Y 29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Ponau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark 31 K&r&en 11 K&r&en nagenfurt 32 (formerly 28 Salzburg Salzburg Ostmark) 33 Tirol-Vorarlberg 35 Tirol-Vorarlberg Innsbruck 34 IXh3seldorf 5 Dusseldorf IXkseldorf- Eller 35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland Xeichenberg- Oberro-Senthal 36 Schwaben 30 Schmben Danzig-Westpreussen 4 Danzig-Westpreussen Danzig :i War&eland 36 Wartheland Posen Location of HJ. Gebiek Headquarters

3: Nanx?s r&: Name:

39 Mainfranken 15 Mainfranken wlirzburg 40 Oberschlesiez3 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Haanover 24 Ost-Hannuver Ltieburg 42 We&f alen-Slid 42 Westfalen-Stid Bochum SE Gebiet Befehlsst. Prag XXX l3hmen u. l&hren IE Ekfehlsst. Belgien Brussels % Befehlsst. Generalgouvernement Krakau (Cracuw) 1~ Ekfehlsst. Niederlande DenHaag w Befehlsst, Osten R Befehlsst. O&land Riga

x On19 the Befehlsstelle (Territorial C-d IQ) B&hswn und M&hren ( 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 in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1, OSWrntTssEN (Corresponding to KDAP-Gau 25, OSTPREm)

HQ: KBnigsberg/Pr., J&gerhof 17/18 Phone: 34 541 K,-Gebietsf&rer: H&f. Oskar DWT

HA.111, (Jfhlsik) : Staf, E!CHOLZ(H) Ch the 'Staff: Baf. FRIERRICH

OTHERPEHSONALI'JYIES (Assignment Unknown) EM'. Alfons BAZTRUSCR Herbert BOECH; (Fi%xerofaBann) K.F. BRAND, (Firer of a Bann]

Name of School met Location: OP cq: cowmandant: Gebietsfwrer- Mschimmen, Post Romotten schule 3: Lyck-Land Gebietsftier- Moldenten schule IT WEL. II Rosensee Landjahrlager Karnitten Adolf-Hitler-Schule Tilsit Reichsschiess u. Boyden Gel&niieschule

Ii Including the BZFh~SSTJILLEN Elentffied No, & Name: Lucat ion : Cwder: Sub-Units:

1 mnigsberg J3af. STRAHL Plg.Gef.1 3 Preussfsch Holland

Gumbixmen 41 (Memel) ' Tilsit staf. BilkI? 43 Htinigsberg &!+ (Rminten) Goldap 45 Ins terburg 147 r;yck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensburg Gef.in Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Ortelsburg 290 (Pregel) Wehlau 291 (Natangen) Preussisch EyXau 292 @f=app) Angerburg 293 t Ermlatld Heilsberg 296 (w

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise, at which corresponding HJ-Banne may ppsibly exist

&FaPP Ostenburg Ebenrode O&erode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbeil Rhzsel Heinrichtialde Scharfentiese Johmisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg GBrn 2, BdARKmmuRG

(Corresponding to ~wfw?-eau 16, ll!lhRK E3IlANDENBIIRG)

HQ: pr~furt/O., Rejnmannstmsse 3 Phone: 32 21 GebietsfYkrer: Gebf. Mtz KNOCE? Stellv. GebietsftIhrer: o.Baf@. SCHULZ

HA. III: O.Staf. Ernst GR&ER

Gebietsinspekteur: Franz IKrINK

SCHOOrSAND CAMPS Name of School Type: Location: 0HYhT.Q: Comandmt: Gebietsftirschule I Gerhmd Liebsch O.Staf. mw Am Odersee Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Frantrfurt/Cder Neueelle/b, Guben Potsdam Reichsjugendftir- Potsdam schule Reichsseesportschule I Prieros/&rk Reichsschule f, Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowfi. Schultmg Neuxqpin

Reichsschule f, Kamrnerjb. Soziale Jugendarbeit Golzow

v P ~--- Trebbin Identified No. & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: 8 Drossen 12 Guben 20 (Jtkterbog- JtiteAog 0.Geff.mJI.m Gef.27, Luckenwalde) %belsberg 24 ” &PPb! Nt3uruppk Geff. m 35 Brandenburg- Brandenburg Geff. Heinz Zauch-Belzig) POE33 46 ZUlichau 47 (aalau-Luckau) Senftenbeyg 48 (Soldin-Landsberg)Landrberg/W. 52 Cottbus 0. staf-, mcm ( K > 64 Prenzlau Geff. MELXTZ l.40 Ktistrin Gef.in Klsnigsberg /N 111. 14.1 Frankfurt/O. 195 (Osthavellend) Falkensee, 196 BWKh) Eberswalde 197 t Westprignitz) Wittenberge H.Geff, mscm 275 Sorau 368 Beeskow- Storkow Gef.l (Bes- skew-Mitte) 369 Finsterwalde 370 Templin H.&&f, Karl KBCK 372 Miederbarnim) Bemau 373 Ostprignitz) Frit2waJ.k Baf. mom 374 Pots&ml O.BEkf. 0. RIfixcm 71-f Crossen 723 (Westhavelland) Rathenow o.staf, LI-iJc= (IO

.Seat,s of I'@QA.P-Kreise at which corresponding ILMiarme xnax possibly exist Angermund;! Laben Meseritz Teltow GEBIET 3. ?isjaxLrN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3, l373RLIN)

GEBIETSF~UNG HQ: Berlin C 2, Alexanderplatz 4 Phme: 51 5201 GebietsMhrer: Gebf. KAxA2m Stabsleiter: H&f, Heinz WET2 Ii&, ICI, Wehrerttich- Baf, GxzEISE2 tigung: Abt, Rechtsfragen: Staf. PLfmiIRE Geb.Insp.d.Flieger-HJ.~ Helmut N&ZX'EEW Geb.Beauftr.f,Umsied- Baf. KRIUMER lung in Ostpreussen:

O.Baf. Benno ETTINGER Baf. Willi van lEEID H.Baf, Gottlieb HIEEH Baf. mcm

SCHOOLSAND CAaapS Name of School Type: orCamp: Commandant: GebietsfWrerschule Birkenwerder Herbert NORKUS Gebietsmsikschule Ost-Berlin Wm. I NQL Dreetz/a, SchIlferberg 36 Sormerlager * Klein Koris JPEA. Berlin-Spa&m Xeichsfunkschule Berlin- Charlottenburg

'JJehrgang fb Jugend %X-lb- u, Volksmusikleiter Charlottenburg

w Probably converted to 'KEL, Identified No. & Name: Location: Sub-Units: 6 redding- Reinickendorf 21 Horst-Wessel- Stadt, PrenzZauer Berg 37 Wilmersdorf- Zehlmdorf 61 NeukBlln- Staf, Pig. clef. 4 %eptow mmm Gef.19 129 &Menberg- K&wick Bafl CALvn~ (K) 155 (Gerhard Liebich) tieuzberg- Mitte 198 Charlottenburg- SP~d&U Ba.f-. BRFp (K) 199 (Georg Peiser) PankoW- 1GYeissensee 202 Steglitz- O.Staf. SCHXDF ' Tempelhof 201 (Herbert Norkus) Hoabi t- Baf, KUXHEL hf.20 Schbneberg GEBIET 4, NIEDmmm

(Corresponding to FEiDAP-Gau 21, NDXXSCWSIEN)

HQ: Breslau I, Ohlauer Stadtgrabm 17/M Phone: 52 241

G-ebietsfuk-er: G-ebf. Herbert HIRSCH

Stabsleiter: 0,Baf. Hans &km

'XA. I, Vex-waltung: -a&&. Hans RADmKs I-IA. III: o.Baf. I-iAJQf

Gebietsarzt: i)r, GlrnYIEL

OTEF2P!;JIsONALITI~ @zx&!pment unknown) Baf. Werner HAUFT

SCHOOLSAm ems Name of School Type : Location: or camp: coI?Imatldant: GebietsfWrerschule I Oderbeltsch, Georg Beiser Xr.Guhrau

Gebietsflihrerschule II Hassitz

Gebietsfeldscherschule Hirschberg

YEL. VII Bartnig , Kr.biilitsch

Kmzendorf Yxi l

n Vormilit&risches Gross Iser Siegfried Schiaucbildungslager GUSSWT Kar tha

WEA. Naurnbuq

N-1;:. , WaXstadt

Rekchq ,ortsdhlllc 1: lkmnnu/i3ober, KrJ.Awenbcr.g

~(:~c::r:sschl: 1F :z.‘ir, Ste inaqjOG.er

ir $%&ably convcrtd to J%. Identified No. &: Name: Location: Cormmnder: Sub-Units: 7 Liegnitz L 10 Schweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Baf. SXIEHT Plg.Gef.2 Baf. PROBST, SOF. 19 GtSrlitz 0. staf, IVIALORNY 343 Glatz 50 Wohlau 58 Glogau 154 (Hiesengebirge) Hirschberg 157 Brieg 280 Bunziau kf* 17, Siegersdorf 3&? Miesky (Kohlfurt) 28 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-l;and Gef.27, Hemumns- dorf' Gef,in G&l, Brockau 350 Grtln'berg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg BE&. &LER 376 Trebnitz 378 %3=J in Sprattau 379 Reichenbach/ Eule 803 IJauban 807 Ohlau Baf, NAGEL 810 Jauer Striegau

Seats of EDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-E&me may possibly exist

Fraustadt Ltiben Preystadt Erfilitsch Goldberg Namslau Guhrau \ Neumarkt Habelschwerdt Xothenburg . Mwenberg Strehlen GEBIET 5, PoRlhlEIRN

(Corresponding to NmA?-Gau 26, PW)

i-i.1: , 11 Falkenwaldrtr Str. 69 Phone: 33 220

Gebietsfbr: fE.Baf. Gerd TDXSER Stabsleiter: U. Baf . STEmmGETq HA. II, \Vehrerttich- 0,Baf. SCmfARZ tigung: G-aujugendwalter: o,Baf. vfmimm

SCHOOLS,AND CB@S Name of' School Fype : Location: or Cm-g: commandant: Gebietsftierschule I Binow-BucNreick/ b,Stettin Hans Mkllon

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

2eichsseesport- Ziegenort/Kr. Admiral schule III TJc&ermkde P, Trotha

x Probably converted to WEL. Identified No. & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-lJnits: 2 Gross-stettin o.Baf. LUCHT ktorsm hf. ldlJl?swFx 1 (sm. 3 9 stargad o.Baf, STRUiU’CK I.4 Flatow 34 (Ax-vol-pmrrlem) 42 (E.ansManon) 11. ck?ff . CfMfE;2! &i‘ l jJj 49 s to1p NAgen 54 Kolberg UY Deutsch Ikane 175 (Friedeberg- 14'ried&erg staJun?nI, AmswaZde) I'Ix'nsmlde 176 Imenburg 193 K3.istettj.n 206 Greifenberg 294 0, Staf. HOSS- ~‘sc~ECI? 295 KtSslin 353 Greifenhapen 37x, :h2lrleidemitbl 462 BIltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff. PLM3I (K) 690 Jamen Dramburg STURCH(K)

Seats of' NSDAP-Kreise at which correspmdinp, H+Banm my possibly exist

pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Ucke&de Rmmelsburg SchJawe Use&m-Wollin GBIET 6, NO~\MK

(Corresponding to NSIXP-Gau 29, 3XIL~$-HOUT8Z~)

GEBI-E;TSF&WG l-10: Kiel, Augustenburger Platz 4 Phone: 92 20

Gebietsftihrer: Clfebf. Wbert XEIFORTH KStabsleiter: U,Baf, Hans COUI?JG HA. III: Baf. KI'EIUNN Geb. Beauftr./ill;V.: Baf. rnE

SCHOOLS,4NB CAkPS ik3me of School Location: or&imp: commandant:

G-ebietsf%hrerschule I Malente- Otto BMcker OHM Grernsmtilien

Gebietsftlhrerschule II Gudenborg T0a.d. Iv 3;eckSchtSr- B.Geff. Dr. horn SCHuElIANN

WEA. Pl8nJFiolstein Keichs jugendftier- Mittelburg/b. innenschule

Smerlager (Motor HJ.) Fissau-Eutin No, & Name: Identified Location: Commander: Sub-hits: 84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdith- Heide Staf. KOCK rrmschen) 86 Wzmburg- Stadt 162 Ltibeck i63 Rendsburg w Kiel 185 (stormam > Bad Oldesloe 337 LCfbeck-Land Erwin M8LLER (K) Gef,ti Kel- 202 linghusen 418 Ytetiburg 419 Nemkster HA&f. Erich STORM(K) 463 Mbxln 498 . (Stldtondern) Niebiill PiEUleberg iteg Eckernf6rde 819 (Stiderdith- Brunsbilttel Baf', CI-FKISTIAi~~ marschen) a20 Flensburg-Land G.Staf', WITrYE 822 Segeberg H.Geff, Erich STOMf (K) Eutin SCH',WTTZlw(K)

Seats of X3X!?-tieise at which corresponding HJ-Bannc ~2 possibly exist

Eidersteat Cldenbtq/Holst. Husum Lauenburg 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 und Geff. mm Landdienst: HA. L-k, Baf, Gerd ARNM: Gaubeatitragter f,d. H&f. Carl JUNG Kriegsberufswet'ckampf: Gaupropgandaleiter: Baf. Dr. GROLZJ.2

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 Name of School Type i Location: or Cq: coamne#dant: GebietsfWmerschule I AumWlle/b, Hansb&ffhnan l Wildeahausen Gebietsf&rerschule II NPl3.A. Haselknne Identified No. & Nme : Location: Commander: Sub-Unit=-: 59 Wilhelm~haven Staf. GIESE 75 Baf. SEGELKKFJstamm I - XvJIf Marine-Stamm I -Iv Fig.-stawa I -III Flg,&f. 4 Motor-Stamm I -Iv Na.Gef- 1 - 4 78 @nabtick-Stadt 91 Oldenburg l3af. STROH Marine Gef,‘ 1 E'lg.Gef, 1 148 () Keppen 191 225 251 -Norden 286 Osnabtick-Land 381 /Ostfriesl. Staf. Villi GEIS 382 Oldenburg-Land 'O.&f, ??A3NENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenha Gef.in Einswarden 825 j.kmmerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of ITSUP-Kreise at which cqrrespondina HJ.-Banne may possibly exxt

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbflck Melle *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 -

Name of School Location: or camp: cmdant : Gebietsf&rerschule Dehmke/Hamel.n Peter %iess Htlmelheide ss U.S~, GIGM

LanddienstZehrhof Edaigehausen/ G6ttingen Akademie E'. Jugend- Braumchpeig f*mg Musikschule Musikschule Bticke Berg Identified No, & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

73 74 Hannover Marine Gef, 79 82 GMtingen 92 Braunschweigt Baf, ZACHAU Marine-Einheit Stadt 2, SW3 Gef. 44, Broit- zen 164 Hameln Baf. JAK'BS 250 255 Helmtedt 256 Northeirn Baf, TR.ITSCm Flg.4ef.2 257' Alfeld Gef.in Seesen 2 73 (Kdenburg ) Hmnwerr-Land Staf, GRAB332 Gef.in Barringhausen 2% Neustadt Gef,in Wunstorf 445 HoYa9 Gef.6, Grak'schaft Bra Gef,in 4t6 447 VolPenbUttel 448 P&-L?3 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenbuqy' O.Baf. PUNK!3 Einheit z.See 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch hatlnden 597 Braunschweig- Land- 598 599 osterode/Harz 791 Gleidingen 945

Seats of lYSD&Ureise at which corresponding; HJ,-Ekmne mar possibly exist Einbeck Rolzminden Gandersheim . Grafschaft Zellerfeld tgcm~!P 9, WESTFm-NW

(Corresgmnding to NSRAP-G~U 38, ~STF~AN~)

HQ:- M.!nster, Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone : 40 051

Gebietsf4h2er: Gebf, Walter KRbHER Stellv, Gebiets- O.Baf. &!EISE f-Uhrer: Gebietsbeauftrag- s-t&, HAUSEN ter f. KLV.: Betriebsjugend- Baf. E+ald GIEH3LE.R Walter:

OTHERPERSOUTIES (Ass~&m ent Unknown) Baf, Fritz A.L!CHOl?F' Heinz BRkJiER (Fkrei of a Baf. Hexmann FRICKE O.Baf. HImEL

Name of School Type : Lmation: or camp: Coxnandant:

G-qbietsf?ihrerschule Schloss Walter Vagnitz Schmsbell/ b. *en,

Gebietsftirschule Haldem WEL. I Haltern/Westf. WlET,Iv JJariawald Geff. tirT& Augustdorf'/b. Sennelager Augustdorf'/b. Sennelager Reichsspo&- Gladbeck schule IV Identified No. & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: 13 M&mter o.Baf. s- Fig. -Gef. 3 15 Minden 55 oJippe) Detmold 135 Hagen Gef.lS, Hagen- mesey llc5 E3urgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0,Baf. wEssIEI;NANN 168 Coesfeld Gef.33, Nerd- ltiwen I.83 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf',' S~xtQANN Buer 252 Reckling- Baf. G ha.umm Staf WINKEIF W&Et 233 Beckum- Warendorf 261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bcmrop staf, Em in Cloppen- Gladbeck) bw3 263 Rheine 281 Faderborn Gef.8, DelbAck 385 Htiter

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Barme may possibly exist ekeburg Rinteln LEbbecke Tecklenbuq hdinghausen .Wiedenbrhk GmIET 10, RuwR-h'IEW

(Corresponding to MQKP-Gau 6, ESSEN)

GEBIETShUNG HQ: Milhein/Ruhr, Herbert-Howard+Platz 1 Phone: 44 161 K,-Gebietsfier: H.Baf. Hemarm PETRI Gebietsbeauftrag- H,Geff, SICKERMANN ter f. XIX,:

Gebietsarzt: Dr. - Abteilung Ostein- Baf. II??, SCrn~TZ satz und Um.d- dienst:

CTHEXPERSONALIT~S (Assi@mentUnkncwn) Baf, Heinz I3I3WlNGI Baf. Dr. Heinz LANGE H.Baf. Dr. Eugen V8GLE.R

SCHOOLSAND CABdps Name of School Type: Location: orCamp: +mandant: Gebietsfmer- Burg Alpen Herbert Howarde schule I GebietsfWxrer- L&ford schule II Gebietsfeldscher- Mtilheim schule WEA. Heythusen (Hollend) Nachritohtenschule &soy YBEL. III Harzbeck/u. Staf. CAFI1;z Geldem Identified NO, 4 Ntm: Location: Commander: Sub-Unfts: 57 Rees o.staf. mzEN 60 Oberhausen O&f, !5EEGMANpJ 159 b&lheirr/Ruhr Baf. B-h.3 173 Essen 0,~. UGEWIE Mot.Gef.10 235 Duisburg-Sid Bat?, Hl!imscHEN in Hamborn 236 Duisburg-Nerd E!af.Pkl!HE 237 Moers Staf. ICBENER 238 Kleve HA&f. TIIIEXER- 239 Essen-Nerd 469 Dinslaken 470 Geldem Baf. WOLFF

K.Geff l JfhzKIEL, stellv, GEBlfET 11, IdhMACHEN (Corresponding to NSDAP-~U 12, K&&AACHEX)

HQ: XKLn, Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone : 40 753” K.-Gebietsftth~~r: H.Baf. JUXSTADT-BOHCHERT EIA, Leiter: Staf. Willi BRAUN Stellv. 0,Ba.f. Gerhard. JWPfSCH Gebietsarzt:

OTJDEZPERSOIJALITIES (Assiment U&pm) Baf. Freddy lV?REm o.Baf. ww

SCHOOLSAMI CM Name of School T.ype: Location: or CRmp: Comrmldant : &bietsf%hrer- laIBrath/"b. Paul Thewellis schule 1 Ktjln GebietsfWwer- Mehlem/"b. Baldur vun schule II Godesberg Schirach NJZL. I Schleiden/ VEL. II Zweifall () WmJ. &meter m. Kohlscheid WEI;. kkrlsbeuden WNlJ* Sbgerath Jugendmusikschule Siegburg A,H,-Schule K6nigswinter A.H. Schule vFzk A.H.4Wml.e WalbrtJl m. . Bensberg/b. KBln .

Reichsauabildtmgs- laear II tbwrfle+.eP Identified NO. & Name: Locatioti: Ccmander; Sub,-Units: 16 Htiln (rechts- Gef.5, rhein. ) H8henberg 25 Aachen-Stadt Baf, Georg WERLE 53 (Hansestadt K&I Mot.Gef.1 Ktbl) 65 ItbIn-Land , 160 'Bopur 161 llax%Il 217 KI%n-Sfid 240 m%d Siegburg B&f. Kurt BECKMANN &l (Uberbergisch) Gmmersbach 242 Jiilich Czef.12, Uferen 272 Euskirchen 3lr, Bergisch Gladbach 3% Aachen-&nd Bergheim ;L!3 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 46k Erkelenz Fig. Gef’. 673 Eupen H,Geff, ENGEL (Is) 674 Ma3.mdy 8~0 Manschau GEBIET12, MOST (Corresponding to NSRAP-Kreis MOSELLAND)

HQ: Koblenz, Alte I4osklburg Phone: yj 08

Gebietsf'Uhrer: Gebf. Bolf KARRACH Stabsleiter: Bar. if?aAmIG WL. IT, 3auermtum utld Landdienst: Baf, Rolf BEXXm Abt. Press u, Pr0pqand.a: SW', WY,GA,TTOW Geb. Beauftragter f, Jugend- organixation in Luxemburg: 0.Ba.f. Karl FFJJXN

gl?HE.flPERSOTUITIES (Assi~tJhikmwn) O,Baf, Heinz BCPP

SCHOOLSAm CAMPS

Name of School Type : Location: or camp: s --C-dant: Gebietsfker- Niederlahn- Erich Niejahr schule I stein f%bietsft;Shrer- Niederhauqen schule If A.H.-Schule Koblenz A.H.-Schule Platten

WEA. Calmer Berg (Luxenibuxg) Identified No, & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

28 KobZenz kf.3, Vallendar

29 BitburpJEifel inPr&ll 68

69 243 (Vied) 244 (Lieser) Wittlich

2@j (&ittelmosel) Traben- Trarbach

246 (Hochwald) Iaar- Baf. ZIEGm kf.37 Oberstein

247 (Idamald) Baumholder 248 (Hurwrtick) Simrn 258 Saarburg

3% Bad Kreumach w.l6, Strorrib&rg

355 Remagen

391 Hermeskeil O.Geff, LzINm (K)

765 Bernkastel Walter lLlI?RW(K) Luxembusg Bar. Fritz HAI;A:.

Seats of PX%XP-Kreise at which correspondinff H&B-e may possibly exist Ahmeiler Kochem Betxdorf/Sieg st. Gear GEBIET 13, IfEs$EM-NASSAU

(Corresponding to NSRAP-C-au10, IXESZXN-NAXiAU)

HQ: Wiesbaden, Herbert-Norkusstrasse 39 Phone: 20 f541 K,-Gebietsftirer: H.&f, ERNST St85sZeiter: O,Baf, Heinz KE@XJ!PZ HA. II, Wehrerttich- tigung : 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 Unlmawn) o.Baf, Dr. GAUHL Ernst GmSS (mer of aBann)

SCHOOLSAND CAMPS Name of School Type : Location: or camp: commandant:

GebietsFQhrer- Eltville/a.Rh. Christian I schule I Gr8ssmam

Gebietsfllher- mnigshofed schule II Ts.

WEL Breitscheid/

WEL, II Hmdstadt/Ts.

K5I.J. &egskopf/ Westemald

R Someslager Geilnau K. 43af l STAHL NETA &nienstein/ a.& La.hn Reichsausbildungs- Stegskopf/ lager IV Vesterwald Xusikschule

% Probably converted into VXL. Identified NO, 24 Name: Location: Ccmmander: Sl.l+units:

80 Eesbaden 61 k.ankfurt/ 8. HAin 87 (Cberwester- Westerburg W.8, Erbach wald) 88 VJetzlar 98 Yanau 115 (Peter Frie5z) Lkmnstadt ckf.21 116 Giessen 117 Main2 Baf. ms IiIMlLING 118 woxms 166 (?!aunuT) &id m.Tnburg Staf. BfkKDlG 186 Frankfurt/ a. Main 249 3ensheim 253 (Lahnta1) Limburg 254 (Wetterau) Bad Nauheim 287 Offenbach 288 St. Goars- Sbf. I!IxxxkLK in Schwalbach hausen 303 Iierborn 304 (Voplsberg) Lmterbach 392 Schlkhtem 771 (Unterwester- Xontabaur W&d) 772

Seats of lEDIl?-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may pos,sibly exist

Alzcy Gclnhausen Bingen Grocs-Gerau Rtitc!ingq Erbach Yleilburg GEiEEEZ14, J.ClRlBSSm (Corresponding to NSDAF’-Gau13, KURHES~N)

HQ: Kassel, Kdserstr. 52 Phone : 35 075 GebietsfCfhrer: H,Baf. ScErn

CXlEEElPlBEKNALITIES (Assignment Unknown) Rudolf GAEERT(F&rer of a Bann)

Name of School Type : Location: or camp: comandant : KEL. II Hmberg O,Geff, JmlATH wEL* III: Ziegenhain/ Bez. Kassel V-EL. rv Post R&uxhain/' ti. Weysa WEL. v Yost Btihrshain/ ii, Treysa Identified No. & Ngne: Location: Cmmander: sib-units :

83 _* Kassel I3af. l3liDENH,AUSENFlg.Gef.4, Mot.S~ I 167 Fulda 192 Ho&erg/ MM.Gef.1 a.d. Efze

2% Jarburg EM.' EICa l3liiRGE.R 226 Korbacw T/aldeck 274 (Meissner) Eschwege HersfeId ckf.13, Hertigen 393 (Ixeinhards- Hofgeismar O.Baf, SCBW (K) wald) 761 Xelsungen Erich BISCHC~

Seats of N3MP-tieise at which corresponding: HJ-Banne my possibly exist 3zmkenberg 'CViteenhausen Ii'3nfel.d Volfhagen Botenburg Ziegenhain GEBIZT X5, MITTELZAM) (Corresponding to pliSDAP-Gau8, HAZE-MERSEBURG)

GEBXiWSF~WG HQ: Halle/Saale, Burgstrasse 46 Phone: 27 061 Gebietsftier: O.Gebf, Kichard RXKIWERTH HA. Leiter: Baf. IYIATTER

OTKERPElXSONALITIES (Assipmnt TJnknom> H.Baf. Johannes I&lXER

SCHOOL5ANMX@?Z5 Name of School Locaticm: 0rCam-p ccwmandant: Gedietsffirerschule Gut Grimritz/ Vemer Gerhard b, Halle TmL. I wExL 11 Reuden/b. 0. ;jtaf. Zeitz Landdinestlehrhof 3 Abstdorf I?PEA. Naumbur@;/Saale Schulpforta/ b. Nawiburer Identified NO. 8e Name: Location: C-&r: Sub-Units:

36 HalLe-Stadt 72 Torgau 203 Naukbyrg 234 Scheinitz in Herzburg/ Elster

266 (Bdansfeld- Eisleben See)

301 MCM-33f.2, Wolfen

302 Merseburg stamln v, DOrrenberg 356 Wittenberg

394 (Saalkreis) Halle-Land Gef.25, Zacherben

395 Bad Liebenwerda Gef.22, Kersdoti

3% Gef.16, Eilenburg Na.Gef.1, Eilenburg

397 Sangerhausen 398 Zeitz Xarine-Gef.1 399 Querfurt Gef.in Eckartsberge Gef.in Xoss- leben

479 (mlsfeld- Hettstedt ' St&me in Gebirge) Ermsleben Klostemmns- feld Leimbach Mippra Ahlsdorf G51%1" 16, SAI=HSEN

(Comespcmding to X3DAP-Gau 27, SACIISEN)

(riiEKmTs*mG H&: Dresden A 24, Bismarckplatz ? Phone: i& 451 lL,:,- -\ 7ebietsfIlhrer; H.&f. Wilhelm GUASE

?A. IV, Bauernturn md Landdienst: Baf', KOHL kbietsinspekteur f. Cst43achsen: O.Baf, STFJGLICM

SCHOCG,AND CAMPS

Name of School m: Location; or caJ7qx cmd,ant:

GebietsfUhrer- Gmthen/b. Hans Queitzsch schule I GrW

Gebietsf'Uhrer- Glauchau schule II

Gebietsftfhrer- b. Dresden schule III

Gebietsfeldscher- schule

'ImL, II m3L. III Straschitz

WEL. VT Schloss Haine- walde/b.

Z-EL, XII Altenberp,

JEL, Aschberg

WEL. Dable~ti.

m3L . Neu;circh/!;r.

K!3L. Schibacl&. Oelsnitz

w R,-Samrrterlager Oahlener Heide "Buch '*

Landdienstlehrhof Heidehof/b. Horitzburg

x Probably converted into TEL. Identified NO. & Name: Location: Comander: Sub--its : loo Dresden-Stadt O,Baf, SmGu[cH 301 Grossenhain H.Geff. CZM[ARz (K) 102 Zittau Gef.9, 103 104 Chemnitz 105 (Obererz- Annaberg gebirge) 106 Auerbach 107 Leipzig O.Baf. G133WUR . 108 Dresden-Land 133 Gef. 2, Kirchberg 134 Ylauen 138 Weissenfels 139 D6bel.n Q.Geff, lvI&EITIN 177 Pima O.Baf. IE3IJI stxm IT, Heidenau Gef. 8, zschachwitz Gef. 15 ) Lobmen l-78 179 Grimma 181 Fl8Jha 182 Yreiberg Gef.13, Nieder- bobritsch Gef.14, Uber- bobritzsch 206 Oelznitz 207 Aue 238 210 Gef.8 211 Glauchau 3af, KU~ 212 L8bau 2'13 Boma O,Baf'. L&XZR 2& (Tam-4 Hochlitz Chemitztal) 2?3 Qschatz 216 iXppoldiswalde 357 Xasienberg Baf, FMJMAAN (Corresponding to XSW-Gau 34, lTidhINGEN)

HQ: Weimar, Lottenstrasse 17 Phone: 63 36 GebietsfWwer: 0,Gebf. Theo SCKfil'li:

&me of' School Type: Location: or Caq: Commndant: Gebietsftlbrerschule Allstedt/a,d, Rufolf SchrtJder HelIne 'r7mJ, II OlnrrjlrUf H.Baf. SIEGm ma. VrnL. Iv -iGUdS 3s o.schEtf.

im l Vacha A.H,-Schule Blankenh&.n A.H.-Schule Weimar m-ml, Illfeld/Ham Reichsschiessschule Obemassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Xus ikschule Weimar Lehrgang ffir Weimar, Schloss Jugend u, Belvedere Volksm-usikleiter Identified No; & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

32 Schmalkalden 71 Erf'urt Flg.Gef.TV 94 O.B&f. I&mR 95 Gotha 96 Greiz 153 Gera Gef. 26, Weida- Nerd Flg.Gef.1 218 Saalfeld 219 Scmneberg 220 Amstadt 221 Whlhausen H,Geff. MCXU'G(K) 222 (Eichsfeid) Heiligenstadt 223 Nordhausen 358 Ideiningen 359 TiYeimar 360 Eisknach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NZWP-K.re,ise at which correspontin. HJ-me may possibly exist Hildbm@ausen Schleiz Langensalza Sondershatisen (Correspondkg to IWW?-&u 7, Y?MNXDJt >

~EZXE!PS*UNG HQ: NWnberg, Y?esttorgraben 17 i?hme: 63 055 GebietsfUwer: Ckbf. Dr. Alfred RAXXKE HA. IV, Bauemtum und Landdienst: Q,BaF, Fritz LOOS

UTm PEEISONBLITES (Assi~ent Unkmwn) H.Baf. PaulKI!ACHHW H.B&f. SC-

Name of School Type : Location: or cm2: GebietbfEhrerschule Cadnlzbuz?g Josef G&III l3XNTIFIETI RAANE Identified No. .c%Narpx Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

113 II Nhberg O,Baf. RMJZX Na. Gef. 4

308 Rothenbuq/ Baf. LODL 0, d. r‘. 339 321 NUmberg TZf.22, Buch Mot.Gef.1, Mthenbach

324 F&rth EDrn (x) 333 Weissenburg 774 Erlangen

Seats of X3&U?-Kreise at which corres~dina_EW43anne rqy possibly exist DinkelsbBhl Neustadt Eichst&tt Lauf/a.d.Pregnitz Schwabach (Corresponding to mAP-Gau 19, ldh!lEN-QB)

HQ: Mkchen, Georgenstrasse '7 Phone: 3481~ GebietsfUwer: Gebf. Thorn ST&XL HA. III, Weltanschauliche schulung: Baf. Heinz MILLER HA. IV, Bauerntum und Lmddienst: H.Baf. XEHRLICHER Baf, Wilhelm II?FEIT.AG

Gebietsinspekteur sm. : Baf, Klaus STRAUB Gebietswzt: star. Dr. l!7zExR on the stE&f: Baf, Ul2xK.x

ScHQOLfsAND CUPS Name of School . Type : Location: or camp: Commandant:

G-ebietsftlhrerschule weyarn/hn. Josef Neumeier Miesbach ‘YrnL.

WEL l

TEL,

vm l

a.

Reichssegelflug- Schwangau schule AA-Schule CXemsee NITA. Neubeuernllnn Identified No. A Name: Location: Corqrnander: Sub-Units: !I n Mnchen ECKL, SOF. 3”10 mnau) rngols taat 313 i IStlX) Freising Landberg/Lech o.staf. Nc(!mx :2’: Garmisch- Partenkirchen 327 (btal) MIhldorf 328 Rosenheim 336 w Bad -9eichen- Baf. Karl W&X Na.Schar 4, hall &h&au 337 Bad T&z 454 Aichach 593 Wasserburg 594 Traunstein Bat STEIN Gef.in Siegs- dorf 595 Miesbach 850 Stamberg 854 llPaffenhofen 855 F&mtenfeld- O.Staf, WEEEZ bruck 8% Ebersberg 879 Erdiw

Seats of NSUP-eeise at which corr-nding HJ-Bame may possibly exist AlttStting Schrobenhausen Dachau Schongau Veilheim GI$.BBT 20, jdh?.TTWE?&B.G

(Correspwding to XSDAP4a~l 42, 's&RTTFXBERG-HOl%3JZOLIERP?)

Stuttgart W, Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phone: 65 @56 GebietsfUhrer: Gebf. Erich SW= Stabsleiter: Baf, FRESH HA. II, wehrer- tllchtiguq: 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=, Baf. Eugen PFUD3XER

(ilTHERP~OUXTES (Assijqnment Unknown) O.&f, Werner &!TGXN (may be in Gebiet 36) Baf, STmG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLsANT CAhilps PJarneof School Ty-pf3-: Location: orCamp: Commandant: Gebietsftirerschule Stuttgart- ',Vilhelm Neth Solitude %ELt, III A1tenstei.G b. Hagold VI3L. Hechingen \VEL. Mochental Ausbildungslager Oberstaufen der Gebietsf%hrung

IWElL Backnang

m. Iiottwei1

Reichsausbildungs- IZningen lager III Identified No, & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: 119 Gross- Baf. Gustav Stuttgart DISK Il.20 w3af. ltfbHmAu.ER 121 (Unterland) GeF.38, Meinshe im Gef.17, Heilbraun- Bkkingen 122 Crailsheim 123 124 Baf. LbE~NTHAL 125 Baf.wILLIEZ 126 127 (Zollern) Ebingen Gef.in Belingen 180 Ludwigsbjarg Bar. IfiAME3 (Rems) Waiblingen ;:; Esslingen 366 (Wilhelm Neth) Biberach 401 (Schwarzwald) 402 Bbblingen 403 (Heuberg) Tuttlingen Baf, EI&WMGm 425 Rottweil 426 (CJberer Horb ) Strohg&v) Leonberg C.Geff, l3YLAND (K) :;i t Strombel:g) Vaihingen/ 429 (kha) Eeutlingen O.Baf, G"prg HAm 431 Friedrichs- hafen 432 Wangen/APlg&u 433 Saulgau kf.6, Scheer 435 Mkk.ngen 436, Ntitingen Baf. FAILEN- scnm (R) 437 *Pingen 438 Heidenheim 439 (Ho~berg) Schtibisch Chtind J.&O (SchwKbisck Backnarig Wald) 442 (Chrngau) Oehringen 443 Bad Uergentheim Donaubnd) Ehmingen Cowburg) Schwgbisch E&L1 Sigmaringen MAidh?m (K) G.l1BIZS'T21, BAD73 (Corresponding to I'EXXP-Gau 1, BAD3.N)

Strassburg, Reirmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Karl.sruhe, Mppurer Strasse 29) Thone : 27 5% Gebietsffihrer: O.Gebf. Friedhelm lWl?m

Gebietsinspektew: H,Baf, Norbert FRANK Mbietsarzt: Dr. mx

-OTIIER 2FY!3%3ONM,11TI%S (AssiFfnment Unknown) 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: co~J.rnmrldant: GebietsfYihrer- Fritz KrtSber schufe I &bietsfQhrer- Ollweiler schule II Gebietsftirer- schule Gebietsftihrer- Neckargemtid schule \m. II Hauenstein/ Pfblz VEL. III Herrenalb/ Baf, B'URGlXBFF Schwarzw.

IVXLI l uML0m H Hlhrersommerlager Oberehnheiq/ Strassburg LNPEA. Achern NPEA, Reichenau Reichssport- Treiburg/ Identified No, & Name: Location: Comrnan&er: Sub-Units: 40 Baf. KAST 109 (Tr, Krtiber) Y~lsruhe-Land Baf, FW!3Y 110 O,Baf, IlYEmz 111 Baden-Baden 112 Yertheim 113 Preiburg wt Konstanz Staf, HEXBST,SCW.. 142 L8rrach 149 L3.h.r Baf, GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheh Baf, CLEIG Gef.21 u.staf, BARTH Pf orzheim Gef. 1, - Dillweissen- stadt 4cj4 &sbach 4.05 WaNshut 406 Bruchsal Baf, K3ETZ 407 Villirlgen 408 (Seegau) YJberlingen Buchen $2 Sepp KOGG(R) Stamn I, (formerly in Sundheb Strassburg) Neumtihl Kork Odelshofen stm m,v, Preistett Marine-Gef. 727 Sinsheim 728 S8ckingen 729 SLacka& 730 Bvll 731 finmendingen 732 Mtillhei~ 733 Volfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 736 &3Jp3l&U Zabern ;;i Strassburg- Stadt 739 Molsheim Baf. Karl -X&DEL 740 Strassburg- Land 74.X Schlettstadt 742 Ba~poZtsvveiler 743 KOlrnar 74s Gebweiler Staf. NAIKR 745 TW U,Staf', BJNTSCHI 746 MfMhausen 0,Baf. mm 747 Altkirch Baf. DE310mT Laufenburr?: GEBIET 22, BAYTWJTH (Corresponding to Nm-Gau 2, BADWJ!LX)

GJ3BIlDSPtiUNG

HQ: Bapeuth, Xaxstrasse 2 Phone: 33 41 K.-Gebietsf'tlhrer: H,Baf'.UVW?BECK Stabsleiter: HA. IV, Bauemtum und Landtienst: H.Geff. U!XlXtNGm Gebietainspekteur SD. andSS Verbindungsftihrer: Willi DAM Qzbietsbeauftragter f. KLV.: Baf, scm>m Gebietsbeauftragter f.d. Feuerwehr- dienst: Baf, HEINDL Gebietsreferent f. Kommnalarbeit: H,Geff, GFJLING Gebietsrechts- referent: Dr, STbrnG

OTHERPERSONALITIES (AssiF(nment Unknown) Baf, K&B (in Dingolfing) H.Baf. Fe331 MOILER

SCHUOLSA.ND C&PS Name of School T.ype: Location: or camp: WEL. II Guttenthay/b. Kenmath WEIJ. III Erasbach/b. Neumark

Landdienstlehrhof Neumark Hotieister Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

A,ii.-Schule HeswXberg Identified 10. A Nm.e : Location: Ccnnmander: Sub-'&its: Bmberg Baf. mocm Weiden Baf, BAYER 307 Bayreuth Baf. HAUSLADEN Kegensburg hf. I!4tbER ;z hf. THOMBS 329 (Fichtel- Hof gebir e> 330 (Koburg'j &burg mSTNER, Hans, SOF. 332 Fritz THUMM(K) 339 Neumarkt 340 Cham Baf. LIST 341 ' Baf, HEINDL 342 Eggenfelden Baf. Hans BECK 345 Amberg BBC= (K) 346 Baf.DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach 862 O.Sihaf. KCjNTG(K) 864 Vilshofen Baf. THOW 867 Mainburg DrnRL (K) 868 Zwiesel Cberriechtach- Baf, M&XX Waldmtknchen (Voitsberg) Stiach/fn.n IlILEDmmmR, SW.

Seats of XX&P-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne max possibly exist Beil.nj-#es I Bogen Koding Dingolfing Rottenburg-L&ber Xbemannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakonitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss &!&berg Waldkirchen GmIEIT 23, NXTTELELBE

(Corresponding toNSDAP-Gaul4, MAWEBURGANi%%T)

HQ: Magdeburg, Werner-F'ritze-Strasse 25 Phone: 44 fJf31

K,-GebietsfWrer: H,Baf. BARTSCH HA. II, vehrertich- tigung: Staf. HEZSE (K) i Gebietsbeauftragter f. KL;v. f Bar. LFIUE Un the Staff: Baf, Erich HIIZXSCH

(IITTBRIYElEKNUES (Assilpznaent Unknown) H.Baf. SCHBE- o,l3&f. TICHY (in -de-g) hap. CttntherZW"IG-(h-burg)

N&e of S&ml cwant: Type: Locaticsn: or camp: &bietsfWwer- Thde schule I JmL. Bernburg WEL. Hqysburg WEL Thale Gebietsmusikschule Dardesheim KLV.-Lager illlHarZ FluggeMnde d, Prohser Berge Flieger-HJ. NPEA. dallenstedt Anhalt NPEA. KMhen Rcichsausbildungs- b, lager 1 Identif'ied No, & Nme: Location: Cornmandex?: Sub-Units: 26 Xagdeburg E&if. mm 27 (Allmark-West) Gardelegen 0, Baf. Siewertz 66 Burg/h Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Baf', GRUPE 365 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigerode Gef,in Veckenstedt 209 Schbebeck staf. MiiRm (K) Gef.in Salzelnen 409 Norderbarde Eialdensleben Baf.Lumy 410 Altmark-Ost Stendal 411 mthen O.Geff; Ixjmmmm 422 G7 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst - 751 HamersJeberi 752 Wanzleben H.Geff, STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf. l3UCHHEIIM 755 Bernburg wEI?Tzuu (H) Calbe Oschersfeben Salzwedeb Wolmirstedt GEBIJ.39'2&, J4FCmuRG (Correspcmding to NSIUP-Gau 17, MKXLENBURG~

HQ: Schwerin/i.,M., Strasse-1 (Arsenal) Phone: 29 83 Gebietsftier: H,Baf. Walter UNGER 'Stabsleiter: Baf. Dr. HtfBNElR

HA. II, Gebiets- sportlehrer: Dr. KLOSF Landesjugendamt (Kriegsberufs- wettkampf): 0,Baf. Bpilli IcLLDm Geb. Syhul- und Hochschulbeauf- tragter: 0,Baf. KOESTF;R Gaujugendgruppen- ftier: * HINZ

Otf%ERYERSOi'ULITIES (AssAment Unknm~ Baf. I8HMANN Baf. RICK&!! (in Restock) Baf, Dr. VCBS

SCHOOLS'm CAMPS NamR af School !Pype: Location: or Camp: Cedant: VJEL. I Varen WEL. II Wwen Landdienstlehrhof Neckeln A.H.-Schule Heiligendamm Identified No. & Name: Location: Cammnder: Sub-Units: 89 Schwwin- H.Geff'. SO&ANN Stadt

90 Restock-Stadt Baf. WANWIEJ Y? Neubranden- B&T, C2ANZEL bw3 298 Ludmigslust 299 Mistrow staf. WILHELM 413 WiSmar 414 (MMtz) Waren

415 Parchirn 416 Malchirl

7% Schwerin--Land 757 Restock-Land Baf. BARPEL 758 Hagenm Gef.in Boizenburg Gef.in Liibtheen Abrine Schar, Jessenitz Peuerw,Schar, .a Jessenitz 759 Sch8nberg Baf, LEONHARDT cmxm 25.,. rnzm

(Corresponding to NSDM-Gau 4.0, WESnm)

GEBIETS

HQ: Neustadt/Leinstr., Wxzingerstrasse 41 Phone: 29 56, 31 21 K,-GebietsfWmer: O,Baf, 'ii0ilhel.m KE3LLZR HA. IV, Soziaf- abteilung: Baf. SDMSKY HA. v: Baf. ALY Gebietsinspekteur SRD.: . FEXGF Gebietsbeauf- tragter KLV.: Baf, K&m

Reinhold BURKERT(-Z%hrer of a Bann)

Name of School Type: Location: or camp: Cormandant: Cebietsf%hrer- He,ssheim Baf. Klaus schule ‘I Gebietsfithrer- Bits&. schule II GebietsfUhrer- Burg Lichten- schule berg/b. Kuael GebietsfUhrer- schule HJ.-Feue'mehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark AX-Schule Prankenthal A.H.-Schule . Marnheim ?Yeierhof

HmA. Rufach St. Vlendel

Keichsausbilciungs- Metz lager II (Xachrichten HJ.) Name of School Type : Location: 0rCq: Commandant: 31 Segelflug Germersheiq/ Scmmerlager Pfalz x Segelflug Prl)h.nerhof Wnmerlager n Segelflug Niederkonn Sommerlager

3s Segelflug Ochsenfeld Scmmerlager w Segelflug Rodem Somerlager

3~Segelflug St. Avold Sommerlager w Segelf lug Schalkendorf' Sommerlager

H Segelflug Schallodenbach Sormnerlager

H Probably converted to WEL. Identified No, 82 Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: 30 Saarlautern 70 Saarbficken 146 (Saar-Mitte) VtiXklingen 174 (Saar-ost) Neunkfrchen rGef. 27, W3sau/Pfalz

3x7 Ludwigshafen 0,Staf. BDXJD 318 (Ostpfalz) H,Geff. KYCEm 322 (Yestpfal 2) Zweibficken 323 (Nordpfalz) Kaiserslautem Baf. BBUER 343 (Donnersberg) Frankenthal &if. WIfiU~ Gef.inBad IXirkheim

St, Ingbexrt; Gef.in 34-4 Breitenbach

702 Hokbtarar/- kf.21, Gries 703 Pinnasens w+ &3el 705 R@enhausen 706 Kirchheim- Baf.RoREtI ~ef.8, hrnen- bolanden fels

707 Neustadt/ a.d.% 708

709 %argembd 712 &tz-Stadt Baf. LANGxz= 713 Netz-Land

Seat of NSDA?-Kreis at which corresponding-_ HJ,-Bann my possibly exist w St. ifrlendel GEBI%T 26, l3.AX.BURG (&zresponding to NYDAP-Gau 9, HMBmG)

HQ: Haniburg 1, Nagelsweg 10 Phone: 24 1281 K,-Gebietsftihrer: O.Baf. Franz PAUL K,-Stabsleiter: H.Geff, EGGms I-N. TV, l3auerntum wd Landdienst: Em?. T.l-uMs Gebietsbeauftragter KLV. : O.w3f. ?3N333 On the Staff: 0,Baf. Do-

OTI-EKPEXSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown) O,Baf, Hans l?RIEN B&f. Dr. JlmGscmR Baf, Hans-Hermann IANGJ-iEXN K.-Baf, SCHOTT

l!!cxmOLsAm CAMPS Name of School Type: Location: or chq: Gebietsftirerschule Dibbersen/'b.

Gebietsffitierschule Tuttau Musikschu3.e Hmburg GefE, Ileinrich scm Identif'fed No. & Name: . Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

31 Hmburg-Altona O,Baf, KUHIUUQ

76 HaIriburg-we s t Baf. HEII12E STEFFE& SOB'.

188 -Nord 282 Hmburg-Ost H.Geff. REYDORN

283 Ifantburg-Siid Staf. PEzTz 417 Haiburg- Dr. Giinther SUNG Harburg

420 Haiburg- Wan&beck

421 Hamburg-Mitte Baf. Horst c- 00 422 Hmburg- Staf, UJ!JG Bergedorf

424 Hamburg-Hafen w3Im 27, wmm (Corresponding to NSDAF-&rr 4YL_, WENj

i-IQ: Wien e/65, Albertgasse 35 Phone: B42 530 K,-Gebietsftier: H.Raf. Hans JA!.UTEf?.DACHER StabsLeiter: O,Baf. PHLTjIGER HA. XI, Cebiets- beauftragter f. vorrnilit. Aus- bildtmg: Baf. WJmu rmL HA. II, sport- abteixung: XGeff, KCOKLJT I HA. III: Staf. N.ADI.X~ Gebietsinspektew- d. 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%; C?,Baf. Kwt HVF%

O'JX"ER?ERSONAZIITIES (Assi:rment Unknown,

Name of School ,Type : Location: or camp: --_I--c ORl?M2Xkln t.a *. Gebietsftirerschule Plankenberg WSL. IT boss Hollen- stein I

N3L. III lXitzmannr,hof/b. zwett1 Raab/a.d, Thaya Name of School Cmda.nt: Type: Location: or,. CmlP : x Reichsstreifen- Sch!Mm-mn SS-Kraftfahr- dienst Lehrgang schule , kRD*) XTXA. Breitensee/ b l i’dien

Vien ,?&Stubaf. X?EA. Otto smm

KPEA. Wien (Bauern- hausgasse)

w Probably ccmverted into WEL, Identified No, & Name: Locaticm: Comn~~der: Sub-Un:i.ts: 491 Y/ien-CYHakring O.Staf, KOIIL\T 501 K.en, Bez. I

502 Wien-Ost, .&If l SEBLUJZ Bez. II

503 Wien-Stid, Bez, III

504 Wien, Bez,%l 505 wien-mdling , Bez. V Wien-Scht5nbmnn. Bez. VI

507 Wien-V?est, Shf. F-?aLlm Bez, VT1

508 Wien, Bez. VIII

509 Men, Ekz. IX Geff. S~~CHTZR GEBll3T 28, NQDEIWNAU (Corresponding to NSD)BP-Gau20, m=CNAU)

,’ GZBIETSF#BUNG

HQ: Wien x111/89, Vinzenz-Hess-Casse 29 Phcme: A50 5s Gehietsrtlhrer: H.Baf, ICIE?AC~-s~ Stabsleiter: Baf. van PAULBERG HA. IV, Sozial- . abteilmg: Bar. Bolf w-ExlER Sonderbeauftragter: Baf, Victor HAHN

#l'm PERSONALITIES (Assignment W-mmr~.. Baf. Gm hf. HAGEN

SCHOOLS- _-.--_ AM.3 CAMPS Name of School me: Location: 0rCanqx Commandant: Gebietsftier- Schfoss schule I Sitzenberg/ Tcr. Tu13.n Hubertendorf KPEA. Traiskirchen KPFlA. Twmitz Reichsseesport- Neusiedua. schule IV See

E Lagerschule Thurnersbach

10 Probably converted into WEL. Identified No. BcName: ‘I Location: Commander: Sub-Units: 497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Bade&. Wien 512 Bruck/a. d. HA&f. THUNER Leitha 513 Wiener- Neustadt 5u, Eisenstadt Oberpullendorf ;1165 St. PBften Bar; Gl?LiTIYm 517 Scheibbs 518 Jmstetten, Baf. vKKDMAm Schloss Edlach 519 Idelk 520 &vet-t1 Baf. G35E!ESL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 523 Korneuburg 524 l&a. d. Gef,in Mistel- Thayzl bath Mnserndori g2 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 Cmtind 529 Horn 530 Hol1~bmn.n 585 Nikolsburg rJef. 25, b18dlau , 586 2nai.m fiXBSET 29, OmcIMAU (Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22, OBERDONAU)

GEBD3TSFhUNG HQ: Linz, X;andstrasse 36 Phone: 23 944 K.-Gebietsf&rer: H.Baf, FJSOID

OTmX PFXXMLITXES (Assignment Unknown)

Fritz ETZEL (F&wer of a B-1

5cHOOLS.AN.. CAIW

Nme of School Type: Location: or Cm~: Comnandant: WEL. I Vorchtorf?

?mL, II tier- Staf. Schdrfling ZEITLANG Identified No. & Name: Location: Cmder : Sub-Units: 531 Linz-Stadt O.Staf. K!ZGMAYP 532 Linz- H,Geff, ,IUFsS MUhlviertel- T/est 533 Rohrbach 534 Freistadt/ Oberdonau 535 536 Steyr Staf. X!ZXli 537 / Krems 538 Gmunden 5u SchEtrdina 54-3 Wels 587 Kap1ita 588 hf. KRliIJSE Xed/i. Baf, EDLINGER Innkreis V8cklabruck Baf. Alois BUllIN Vorchtorf Bar, DAHIX

Seats of hrSQ#P-Kreise at Mich corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Grieskirchen GmDI! 30, STEI-

(Corresponding to hl'SDf4P-Gm131, ST.ED=)

I-IQ: Graz, Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone: 83 050

K,-Gebietsftihrer: H.Baf, Eduard DANzmGm Stabsleiter: H.&f, SmP3ZScH / Gebietsinsp. d. Motar-HJ.: 3af. KOWATSCH Gebietsbeauftragter KLV. : O,Baf, m/mmm

scHooLs -NJ-DcAMPg Name of School Location: or CRmp: cmd.ant:

Gebietsftthrerschule Retzhof WXL. 1 Raslaqh. Birkfeld

Wm. II St.Ruprecht/ a.d.R

WEL, III Kr. Cilli

H Schifager Llachtalhaw n FfIhreslager Pragerhof/ Untersteier- mark :

n .Ausbildungslager Wtlrther See (Marine-HJ.) s Ausbildungslager W&ther See 3~Ausbildun@ager Vbrther See Landdienstlager Laubegg Landdienstlager Preding Landdienstlager Sbding Gebietsmsikschule Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg Name of Schoul Type: Loca,tion: or, Camp: Somnandant: m. Seckau Npfx . Vorau

Probably converted into WXL, Identified No, & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

545 Graz-Stadt Baf. mm%(K) Gef. u Mc3t.Gef.l

546 Feldbyh

5u Hartberg

548 Bruck/a.d. Mur Gef.ll &3tLGef.3

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef.10

551 Judenburg

552 Deut sch- eef.6, Landsberg stainz

553 Leibnitz Baf, Z3C= 554 Graz-Land Baf. JkZR 555 Mureck G&P 556 FUrstenfeld 557 Oberwmt 558 sulz 559 Gef.12

560 G&7

566 Weizb. Graz Gef.13 949 Krakburg B&f. lI7lsNm

Seats of NXUF4Creise at which correspmdiw HJ.-Barme q possibly exist Murau ljltirzsuschlag Voitsberg (Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11, FZlmN)

GEBIETSFkEWNG HQ: Klagenfurt, &hnhofstrasse 35 Phone: l& 12 GebietsfCChrer: H.Baf, mG-GER Stabsleiter: Baf, Martin RAUTER H/L. II, \?ehrerttich- tigung: Baf, MXX4.lJ G-ebieksbeauftragter KI.sI. : aaf, XUSETSCHNIG Landesjugendwart: Baf. O&car KUBER Kreisjugendwalter: Baf, VOLGA Abteilungsleiter: Werner FAHTUX Keichsredner: O,Baf, Dr. Karl LAPPER

Dl'm PERSONALITIES (Assignment unknown) Baf. Rudolf EGGER

Name of School Type: Location: orCarq: Commandant: Gebietsf&rerschule Velden/a. Wlirkher See

WEL. der Gross- Seebodenia. Seeblich Baf, mm germanischen Millsee Jbgend WEL. NIJtsch/i. Gailtal WEL Steinfkl~i. Drautal

Wm. Gries 14ill..stadt/ Spanheim St,Paul/Lavant

NPU. StJeit

Reichssportschule V St.Ruprecht/b. Villach Identified No, & &me’: &ocati.cm: Commander: Srib-Units:

561 Klagenfurt Baf.P-IM

563 V8lkermarkt Baf, MlbJAER

565 Spittaua. d. llt%-l

548 Wolfsberg Baf. OGRIS

59@ Hemagor Lien2 St.Veit/ a.d. Glau Villach H.Geff, PONTASCH GEBIZET$2, SALZBTaG (Cormsponding to ~NSDAP-Gau28, SaLzBVRG)

HQ: Salzburg, Znbergstrasse 22 Phone: 51 75 K.-Gebietsftihrer: O.Baf'. Adolf IlEUTATZ Stabsleiter: O.Baf'. Hans ST6Gm Gebietsarzt: Dr. l?EICmEJGm

(YEER PERZKNUZCIE (Assi~ent Unknown)

M. Walter llilEI= (in Lofer) B&f. Georg PEKLO (in Radtstadt) hf. ST&I'ER

f3groors AND CfiPS Name of School _Type: Locatim: or camp: Commandant: GebietsfUwerschule Gr8dig "" IDmrF~ J!IiumE Identified No. BeNam3: Looa tion : Cm&r: Sub-Units: 578 Safzburg-Stadt 579 Hallein

580 Bischofshofen $31 TCUTlSWg 582 Zell/a. See

583 . Salzburg-Land Baf. FELLENBE3G Gef,in Seekirohen iRnd Baf,GRUBEUIGG GEBIET’ 33, !J!lX&-VORG

(Carresponding to KRAP-Gau 35, 'X.X&-VORWILBmG)

HQ: Innsbruck. 3Juseurnstrasse 21 Phone:. i+ 66

Gebietsltirer: H.Baf. Otto WEBEll HA. IS, 'Jehrer- ttichtigung: Baf. SPCTL

&.biekinsp,d, Motcr-HJ, : O.Baf. Hans aEs!tTERLE

scK?oIs AND CAMPS

Name of School , yype ; Locatim: or camp: Commandant:

_ ‘@EL. 1 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 Emsbruck- 0,Staf. Zl?PTL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf. I.AXXER 5n Schwaz 572 KursteiIl H.Geff. IlIFTS&: 573 Dornbirn Geff. -dkNm 574 Bludenz 575 Keutte 576 1mst B&f. 7mRAz 577 Kitzb?ihel 584 Innsbruck-Land 591 Bregenz GhBIE!? 34, Df.k%SELDoRF! (Corresponding to NSDAP4-m 5, ITJkSEmm)

HQ: IXisseldorf-FJler, Heim der Hitlerjugend Phcme: 15 66 Postal address: Diisseldorf 10, Postschliessfach (%/o G.P.O.")

Name of School Type: Location: orCamp: Commandant: Gebietsfterschule Xanten rnL. I Ger&ind W-EL. III IlIllEmmDa l.!umm Identified No. 2%I?-: Location: Cormder : Sub-Units: 17 (Vuppertal- Wuppertal Bat'. STA.SCH -n> 39 DIJtSSeldOrf 56 Krefeld 229 Meuss 230 (Niederberg) Dusseldorf- I~fettrnmn

231 Remscheid 232 Solingen 233 Mk&.en- Gladbach

267 Wuppertal- Elberfeld (Corresponding to NxwIp-Gau 32, StJDETENLAND)

HQ: Reichenberg-OberrommthaX, R&=hlitzer Strasse 415 Phone: 23 &

Gebietsf%rer: Gebf. Gtiter PRAGZR Stabsleiter: XELVES On the Staff: FRITifXX

Name of School Type : Location: or camp: commandant: Gebietsf&hrerschule Schloss Kletzau/b. Tuchelsberg

WEL. I Heinrichsg* Baf, REm Wm. rv Rochlitz- Franzenta4/ a,d, Iser Wildflecken staf, Vcm3L

3U.X. Lager Bad Podiebrad IXUxrernachwuchs- KlJnigshiltte/b. lager TeplUz- Schonau

Sommerlager wranitz/ Sasautal

Gebietsfeldscher- PusteuAq%. schule Frankstadt Ploschkowitz

IE Probably converted into WEL. Identified No. & Name: Locatiori: Cmmander: Sub-Units: 601 Asch 602 Aussig 603 Bh 604 Bischofteinitz 605 Btihmisch Ieipa 606 Bti 607 Braunau ' Gef.in Heuscheuer 608 Deutsch-Gabel 609 610 Eger 611 Falkenau 612 Freiwaldau Ge~7, WildschUtz 613 Freudenthal 614 Gablonz kf.3, Ebersdopf 615 Friedland 616 Graslitz 617 Landskrm 618 Hohenelbe 619 Hphenstadt 620 agemdorf 621 Kaaden 622 Karlsbad 623 Komotau Staf, RUHS 624 Leitmeritz 625 Luck 626 Marienbad 627 h%hrisch Schijriberg 628 Zwittau 629 Mies 630 Neutitschein 631 Reichenberg Baf. susm 632 Rmburg 633 Saaz Gef.3, Liebotschen 634 Sternberg Tachau $2 Teplitz- Schbu 637 Tetschen 638 Trautenau 639 Troppau GBBT 36, ~~~~~ABEN (Comesponding to NZXUP-Gau 30, SCmABEN‘)

GEBI~SFkRUNG HQ: Augsburg, Halderstrasse 3 Phone: 86 61/63 K.-Gebietsftirer: H.&f. STIXGL\VAGKiR Stabsleiter: O.Baf. Christian S8SS

HA. I, Verwaltungs- abteilung: O.Baf. KLAVS HA. II, Wehrertkh- tigung: O.Staf. ?&XLT,ER HR. XII: Baf. KkTGEN m. v: o.star'. ER!!L (K) (kbietsbeauftragter fUr aQle Lager: O.Baf. FJBSLE=K kbietsinsp.d. Jungenlager: Staf. PI3ZXlX~ Gebietsinsp.f,XZL. : O.Baf. KYJW33R

Om PERSONALT1‘~ES(Assiffnment Unkno~m~

O.Baf, Yemer KkGEN ( may be in Gebiet 20)

SCHOOLSAND CAME'S

Name of School Type: Location: or camp: commandant : WEL. Schloss Pm$sberdb, Xinclelheim x Vomilittirsicher am Nebelhom Schilehrgang

A.II.-Schule Sonthofen/ Allg&u

w Probably converted into XEL; Identified No, 8c Name: Location: CoIlVl-Wlder: Sub-Units: 3i.2 (Mittel- Memmingen o,staf, schwaben) WAIBL~G~~, SOF. 315 (Nordschwaben) NUrdlingen

320 (ai&h) Kernpten hf.- KQPP, Hemann. SOL 338 Augsburg- Stadt

Dillingen Augsburg-Land O.Staf, DONAB (K) 495 Neuburghnau Friedberg Baf. rnTrn Khufbeuren

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ.-Banne mx possibly exist Donauw&th

Mindelheim Sonthofen GrnET 37, DANzIG-~~Sw.~ms~N (Corresponding to NSDfP-Gau 4, M&KZIG-VES!IFREU%SEN)

HQ: Danzig, Vorsttidtischer Israben 44 q/b Fhone: 22 745 Gebietsftirer: &bf, Rudolf HENCKEX Stabsleiter: O.Baf, Heinz 'I;ASSEN HA. III, Jugendamt : GLASUGm KA. Iv, Ale. Yauemtum und Landdienst: Staf. GF,RsCiEL 1 Gebietsbeauf- tragter XZV.: Bar. HrndXXG Gebfetsarchitekt; EWSCH On the Staff: C,Baf. &!!Y

OTHEREEEK@<T~S (Assignment Unknown) Baf. Johann BURMME~(in Danzig) O,Baf, Franz XEW Baf. STEGEK B&f', !PUC'!iSC~~R (in St&m)

SCHOOLSAND CAMPS

Name of School Type : Location: or camp: Qxrlmandant : GebietsfUhrerschule Marienwerder 3Baf. GAUERKE WEL. I (Marine-W.) Lautenburg/Wpr.

Wm.1 Boderminkel O.Staf. KENDT MEL. Zempelburg

Nederlmdsch Kiederzehren, Landdienstlager Kr. Marien- werder

A.H,-Schule J&&au LGeff. I!iEziM

stuhn

Osthndftlhrer- Mmienwerder schule d.BJ. Ordensschloss Identified No. & Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: 5 Gross-Danzig O.Baf. THrnSSrnT H,Geff. KOCH, stellv. 128 (Grosses Danzig Baf, NFXMAXN Werder) 152 (Ordensland) Marienburg 277 (Weichsel- Danzig W.Geff, KROCZR West)

279 Elbing Baf, M&LlXR Nachr. stm I 297 Marienwerder

640 Gotenhafel. Gef.in Qchljft Gef,in Zoppot 643. Berent

642 Dirschau 643 Konitz H.Geff, KRfiGER 645 Graudenz 647 Danzig-Land Baf, KUHN

648 Thorn Gert LEILING 649 Bromberg O.Staf. lhfazl!us Gef.21, Schllissen

8’17 stuhm Baf # NIimM!!T 881 Tuchel wzeff. J&m 1382 Kulm

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which correspomiing, HJ,-Banne may possibly exist Briesen Rosenberg Karthaus schetz I;eipe Stmsburg Neumark Tiegenhof Neustadt Wirsitz Preussisch

Rippin Zempelburg GF,BBT 38, ~vl&i?mm (Corresponding to IJSDA&G~U 36, IVAXTIEW)

GxBrmpmmT~ KQ: Posen, Dr.-Wilms-Strasse 53 Phone: 64 7% GebietsfNrer*: O.Gebf. Werner KU'HST Stabsleiter: O.&f, REICHEZiT Gauinspekteur fti Sondereinheiten: H.Geff, BRILL Abteilungsleiter: Bid. Feodor UTTO On the Staff: 0;Ektf. MPH3

OTm? ~ON&LITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf. A. MfhT;ER (in Litmstadt) -f. Rudolf OTTQ Baf * Kurt S!rENrn

scIiuoIs AND cws Name of School m: Location: or Camp: Com~8ndmt: Gebietsf'iihrerschule Eichenhain u.staf. SCHwfiTZ

Gebietsfllhrerschule M8lbm/b. Gnesen Gebietsftirerschule Seebrflck/b. scb.ri.mTrl WEL. I Bergstadt SS-Ustuf. LEITW m. Zirke/Kr, Bimbaum

Wl3.L Xeisen iPEi.A. . wo11stein Identified Sub-Units: No. --4% Eiame: -m.-Location:

6% Fosen 3,Baf’. NAASE 653 Samter 655 Lissa Staf. SmIWTZ @?i’ Jamtschin 658 (Ravritsch- Rawitsch Gos-tingen) 659 Bohensalza 660 Dietfurt 662 (Kutno) Leslau 663 Litzmannstadt- J3af. FXNTZKE: Stadt 664 Litzmannstadt- Baf, l?ENTZm Land 665 Kalisch 666 Pabianice 667 ost sow0 O.Staf, BOHNl3 891 896 904 Konin 908 LentschCltz 910 Gasten BEEIXMAN

Seats---I-. of --..wEiDAj?-Kreise y__- at which corresponding.- W.-B-e x -2qssibliy&__c c-.ve--exist Altburgund @chubin) Mogilno Birnbaum. Obernick Eichcnbdck (Wongrowitz) Scharntiau Gnesen schrimrn Gost32-gen Schieratz (Sieradsch) Gr&tz (Neutmischel~ Schroda Hermannsbad (Nessau j Twrek Kempen VJarthbr-Ucken KOhl~ TP'elungen (Wielun) Kosten Wollstein Krotoschin Vlreschen GEBIET39, 1m-N (Corresponding to NSUP-ku 15, -1

HQ: Wrzburg, Semnelstrasse 46 Phone: 73 35 Gebietsftier: Gebf, I?XS- X,-$tabsleiter: Baf, vKNOLL Gebietsbeauftragter mv. : Reiterreferent: B&

Name of School !sJ&: Location: or cq: commandfuzt : K.riegseinsatzlage,r I*Ssfurt- Ebem Identified No, C%Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: T8~tizburg-Stadt Baf, OBERMEm Gef.23, 309 Veith6chheim

333 Aschaf'fenburg FlXDXERICH (K) 334 Mrzburg-Land MAE32 (K) Schweinf'urt Gef.39, 335 Hapgachshof Na.Gef.2 Peuerw,Gef. 3

362 (Neustadt- Bad Neustadt M&rich- stadt) 363 (Marktheiden- Wrktheiden- feld - feld Karlstadt)

484 Kitzingen/ Geroldshofen

Wltenberg Baf, Hans KFESS

Seats of ll'SDAP=Kreise at p6hich correspond* HJ,-Banne my possibly exist Bad BrClckenau Ktiigshofen Ebern Lohr/Main Hassfurt Bad Kissingen Ochsenfurt GEBIrn 40, 0BERscms1m

(Corresponding to WDAP-Gm 23, CBEXSCHU3S~N)

HQ: Kattowitz, Charlottenstrasse 7

GebietsfWzrer: H.Baf, Horst HUEX23N

Name of School Type: Location: or CaIq: commandant : Gebietsftierschule Skotschau WEL. II, Bad G-&tschal- kowitz w Schilager

I-. Lublinitz Heichslanddienst- Gurek/b. fiihrerschule Teschen

g Probably converted into mL.

A85 DENTIPID BANirn Identified No. & Rme: Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

22 Gleiwitz 23 Neisse 51 Kreuzberg 62 Ratibor Gef.39, Gross Darkowitz

63 Cypeln 156 Beuthen 194 Hindenbuq 268 Neustadt Gef.33, Riegersdorf

269 GPOSS Strehlitz

66s Kattowitz Baf, 2%EIBERGER S-tiimLnXVT Gef.76, Schwientoch- 1uwitz

669 KLSnigshtitte Baf, PASCHKE Teschen Stmm Iv, 672 Skotschau

Ldben

Fless Baf. BIRGHAN

Seats of NW-Mreise at tvhich co-onding HJ.-Bame may possibly exist

Bendsburg Leobschtitz Bie'litz Rosenberg Cosel Rybnik Falkenberg Saybusch Grottkau Tamotitz rClrenau (Chrzanow) Warthenau (Zawiecie)

A86 GEBET 41, OS-WNOWR-- (Corresponding to K!M?-GEw 2.4, U~T-KGNN~~)

HQ: Ilheburg, Am Graalwall 4 Phone: 51 47 K.-CebielxfYihrer: H.Baf, 13elmut EIFFERT

C.Eaf. 1CLJ.E(in Gifhom) O.Baf. Hans L?!PE~X (in &ten)

SCHOOL5A&II C&@S

Nme of School Location: or C~TQ: CoTll?lmdant:

Gebietsfikwer- Buchholz Karl Heinz schule Schlmkrich

GebietsfUmer- 'Isenhagen- schule Hankensbdttel Identified No, p: Name: Location: cormmdant : Sub-Units:

77 sta%m III, Burgdorf

189 Ltfneburg 190 (Niederelbe) 265 271 Walsrode

284 285 (Unterweser) Wesem#nde Bar, EHJXERS(Ii) 380 Wittingen 384 (Elbmtiding) Staf. FXiXM 693 Bremervhde O.Baf, BIPrn~C",T 831 Dannenberg , G-d. 7, msten Gef.12, fkf .13, Leqpm Flg,Schar 2, Ltichm

Rotenburg

Seats of NSDAP-Ceise at which corresponding HJ.-Banne may

Rurgdorf Soltau GEBIET 42, \VESTl?ALEN-3b (Correspond3.ng to NSIM?-Mu 39, WESTF~N-SbD)

HQ: J3ochtm Wilhelmstrasse 15 - 17 Phone : 63 401 K,-&bietsfiihrer: O,Baf. Hugo I3ALD HA. I: H.Baf . rnErnV HA. IIS * kumr- abteilmg: H.Geff, Franz HErmkpJN HA. IV, sozia1mt: hf. A.liwHom

CYIXERPERSOIULIT~S (Asset Unkmxn)

Haf, scTEJJ> (in Brim)

SCHOOISANDCAMPS

Name of School Location: or cq: Commndant:

Gebietsftirer- Halden " schule 1 Ckb~etsftlhrer- Castrop-Kauxel schule II

WI,. BUhlert/Kr. Monschau

Reichsschulungs- Erwitte berg Identified l‘J9 l &Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units:

67 Bochum , Baf l fEI?4rn 99 Hattingen 133 lhrtmund Baf, BbRGF2

1.32 (s0es-b SCESt Lippstadt) 136 Xserlohn Bar. BLhrnR 137 (Oberruhr) Big~e Gef. in ?3rilon l&3 (.A3tena- Altena Ltiden- sche idL) lb4 DOl+El.Xld- O.Geff. Ilhjenburg lTLM.JSmER

205 Wi tten~'Ruhr

227 Olpe (3% 23, Meggen 259 (El7scherta1) Fkme

264 Arnsberg 3cK-J Wnnne-Bckel stanm rv, Wattcnscheid

Seats of fWXP-Kreise.I_--. at whic_h corresponding MJ.43~e-- ma2 ppsibly-a-1 esi& Rerleburg Meschede

!kqp-l Siegen GEBD$iJBEFEHLSST~~ &-MEN und MkEEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP Organisation in former l3mtectorate)

GZEIEl'ilSFfsHRU

KQ: Prag XIX, Yorlcstrasse 26 Phone: 60 u+l

Chef: G&f. KNOOP

Stabsleiter: H.Baf. Paul lQEE&ER

HA. II, Wehrer- tichtigmg: J3af. KUSSY

On the St&f: Walter Z2&Ll3R

scHOOL?JAND cm

Name of School Type: Location: or camp: Commandant:

Landdieristlager HtSfen

Landdienstlager Pattersdorf

KLV.-Erholungsheti Cber-Tscher- nowitz

A.H. -ScLule Heulosberg

A,H.-Schule Iglau O.Baf, 3mst PaPP Identified No, & Name: Location: Commder: Sub-Units: 481 Pilsen H.Geff. DEX~HER

482 Prag O.Staf. HORN- SCHm

4.85 olJnti.tz Baf. von GLADROW 486 Nahrisch ostrau

489 Iglau

490 lkihn 0.3taf. BOHNE

Ltiatschowitz

Jungbunzlau

Kladna

K6niggr&tz Baf, EEEMDT HQ: Krakau, Regierung, Adolf-Hitler-Platz 25 K.-Chef: H.-f, 53XClMEXG

Identified 2No cF:Name: Location: Commander: Sub-Units: Radm o.Btid. ZWETTLER Wars&au H,Geff. l!JErJm H Czestochawa 3~ Jaroslau

R Nowy Sacz w Piotrkm

w Believed to exist, but unconfimd. About the remaining Befehlsstellen,-w- only the following inforrmtior~ is avaikbl.c:-

---.-Befehlsstulle -I- a..**-.--Bl3;CTEN -- --- Canmantier . G&f, Gert EzuNEWITZ

HQ : BRUSSmS, 24 rue HOlY'?'O~R

Fithrer der Pl&nischen XL: O.Waf, SCWF (Ccmmnder of the Flemish KJ.)

PIIl3er'eh~sstelle NIl~~~fX&'-lD~"-*....- Comder : Obaf. VOSS, i.V.

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-*No Location 1 KESnigsberg Ostpreussen Gross- stettin : Pommern : Preussisch Holland 1 ostpreussen 4 Rastenburg Ostpreussen 5 Gross- Danzig 3: Danzig- Westpreussen 6 EIerlin- Wedding-Reinicken- 3 Berlin dOIf 7 Liegnitz 4 Niederschlesien 8 I)rossen 2 Mark Brandenburg 9 Stargard 5 Pmmem 10 Schweidnitz 4 Niederschlesim 11 Breslau- Stadt 4 Niederschlesien 12 Guben Mark Brandenburg 13 Miinster 9' Westfalm- Nord 34 Flatow 5 Pomnern 15 Minden 9 Westfalen- Nord 16 K&I (rechtsrheinisch) 11 Kllln- Aachen 17 Wrrppertal 34 D!.&3seldorf 18 O&erode Ostpreussen 19 C%r1itz 4’ Niederschlesien 20 Zterbog- Luukenwalde Mark Brandenburg 21 Berlin- Horst-WesselStadt P Berlin 22 Gleiwitz 40 Oberschlesien 23 Neisse $0 Oberschlesien 24 Meumppin 2 3&wk Brandenburg 25 Aachen- Stadt 11 HJln- Aachen 26 Ilagdeburg 23 Xit te lelbe 27 Gardelegen 23 Mttelelbe 28 Koblenz 12 Moselland 29 Bitbur&ifel 12 Moselland 30 Saarlautem 25 Westmark 31 Hamburg- kltcma 26 Hamburg 32 Schmalkalden 17 Thtiringen 33 Gumbinnen Ostpreussen 34 AnkhTl : PoIlZIZI% 35 Brandenburg 2 Mark Brandenburg 36 Halle- Stadt 15 Mittelland 37 Berlin- Yilmersdorf- 3 Berlin Zehlendorf 38 Glatz 4 Niederschlesien 39 fiseldorf 34 i&seldorf 40 Donaueschingen 21 Baden 41 Tilsit ostpreussen 42 Stralsund 5' PCXXWZTl 43 Kbnigsberg 1 Ostpreussen 44 ecmap 1 Ostpreussen 45 Xnsterburg I Qstpreussen 46 Zilllichau 2 Mark Brandenburg 47 Senf'tenberg 2 Mark BrayldenburP; 4.8 Landsberg&. 2 Xark Brandenburg 49 sto1p 5 PmIrleYm 50 Xohlau 4 Hiederschlesien -'No Location 51 Kreuzberg 40 Cberschlesien 52 Cottbus 2 El'lark Bmndenbwg 53 mln 11 K.Bln- Aachen 54 Kolberg 5 E)omnern 55 %tmold 9 7iestfalen- Nord 34 i fisseldorf 56 Krefeld I 57 Rees 10 iuh.r- Niederrhein 58 Glogau 4 i Jiederschlesien 59 YiIheLmshaven 7 rfordsee 1c Iuhr- Niederrhejn 60 Uberhausen 7 61 Berlin- Neukl)lln- Treptow 3erli.n 62 Xatibor 46 Jberschlesien 63 W@n 40 Zbesschlesien f3+ Prenzlau 2 &ark Brandenburg 65 Kbln- Land 11 Kbln- Aachen 66 Burg/%. hgdeburg 23 hsittelelbe 67 Bochum b2 Westf'alen- Stld 68 Andernach 12 t:Ioselland 69 Trier 12 hlOS~lfECi 70 Saa.rb*ken 25 'destrmrk 71 17 Tht!tringen 72 Torgau 15 hiittellmd 73 Sulingen 8 Niedersachsen 74 ihnnover 8 Niedersachsen 75 Bremen 7 Nordsee 76 Hamburg- Vest 26 HElJIiburg 77 Celle 41 ost- Kannoves 78 &nab&k- 5tadt 7 Nordsee 79 Hildesheim 8 Niedersachsen 80 Wiesbaden 13 Hessen- Nassau 81 Frankfurt/a. Main 13 Hessen- Nassau 82 GWtingen 8 Niedersachsen 83 Kassel l-4 Kurhessen 84 Schleswig 6 Nordmrk 85 Heide 6 Nordmark 86 Flensburg- Stadt 6 Nordmark 87 Yesterburg 13 Hessen- Nassau 88 Wetzlar 13 Hessen- Nassau 89 Schwerin- Stadt 24 Mecklenburg 90 Restock- Stadt a Xecklenburg 91 Oldenburg 7 Nordsee 92 Braunschweig- Stadt 8 Niedersachsen Dessau 23 Xttelelbe Jena 17 ThWtigen Gotha 17 Thtiingen Greiz 17 Thilrirlgen iJeubrandenburg 24 Mecklenburg 99; Hanau 13 Hessen- Nassau 99 Hattingen 42 Westfalen- Wd 100 -Dresden- Stadt 16 Sachsen 101 Grossenhain 16 Sachsen Sachsen 102 Zittau 16 103 Bautzen 16 Sachsen 104 Chemnitz 16 Sachsen 105 Annaberg 16 Sachsen 106 Auex%ach 16 Sachsen 107 Leipzig 16 Sachsen 2. Location

108 msden- Land 16 Sachsen 109 - Land 21 l3aden _I10 Heidelberg '21 &den 111 Baden- Baden 21 Ebden 112 IYertheim 21 Baden 113 Freiburg 21 Baden 114 Konstanz 22 Baden 136315 DarmstadtGiessen 13 Hessen- liassau 13 Hessen- Nassau 117 Main2 13 Ressen- Nassau 118 ~‘lorms 13 Hessen- Nassau 119 Gross- Stuttgart 20 Wtittemberg 120 m 20 iVQrtteniberg 121 Heilbronn 20 Wtittemberg 122 Crailsheim 20 Wtirttemberg 123 A&en 20 Mrttemberg 124 Xavensburg 20 WM&3iberg I.25 !Bbingen 20 WCtrttemberg 126 Freudenstadt 20 Wflrtterriberg 127 Ebingen 20 Wlirttemberg 128 Danzig 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 129 Berlin- - K8penick 3 Berlin lx D.m-fmund 42 GiTestfalen- EZid 131 xm 42 Westfalen- Stid 132 Soes t 42 IYestfaXen- SUd 133 Zwickau 16 Sachsen 134 Plauen 16 Sachsen 135 Hagen 9 Westfalen- Nord 136 Tserlohn tc2 Westfalen- Slid 137 Bigge 4.2 Westfalen- Siid 138 Weissenfels 16 Sachsen 139 D&eln 16 Sachsen 140 Ktistrin 2 Mark Brandenburg 141 Fmnkfurt/a,~ 2 Mark Brandenburg 142 Lorrach Baden 143 Altena ;; Westfalen- Sfid 144 Ilortmund- Ilit jenburg 42 Y?estfalen- Stid 1 145 Burgsteinfurt 9 'Nestfalen- Nord a4 VKMingen 25 Weshark 147 Lyck 1 Ostpreussen 148 Meppen 7 Nordsee 149 Deutsch Krone 5 Pommern 150 Allenstein 1 Ostpreussen 151 Sensburg 1 Ostpreussen 152 h'larienburg 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 153 Gera 17 Theingen 154 Hirschberg 4 Niederschlesien 155 Berlin-= Kreuzberg- Mitte 3 Berlin l-56 Beuthen 40 Oberschlesien 157 Brieg 4 Niederschlesien 1% Bielefeld 9 Westfalen- Nord J-59 Dilillheixq/Ruhr 10 Ruhr- Niederrhein a 160 B= 11 K&I- Aeohen 161 D&en 13, Kt3ln- Aachen 162 Mbeck 6 MOlL-hEWk 163 Rendsburg . 6 Nordmark 164 Hameln 8 Niedersachsen GfZBIET &. Location 165 Halberstadt 23 Mittelelbe I.66 BadHomburg 13 Hessen- Nassau 147 PuYLda 14 Kurhessen 168 Coesfeld 9 Vestfalen- Word 169 21 Baden 170 Offenburg 21 Baden 171 Mamheim 21 Baden 172 Pf%rzheim 21 Baden 173 Essen 10 Rx&w Niederrhein 3.7& Neunkirchen 25 Westmark 175 Priedeberg (Amswalde) 5 Pormem 176 Lauenburg 5 Pommem 3.77 Pima 16 Sachsen J-78 Kamenz 16 Sachsen 179 ck-imma 16 Sachsen 180 20 Wkttemberg 181 PlBha 16 Sachsen 182 16 Sachsen 183 Rex-ford 9 Vestfalen- Nord 1% Kiel 6 Nor&ark 185 Bad Oldesloe 6 Nordmark 186 War&fur-t/a. Main 3.3 Hessen- Nassau 187 Ltibeck- Land 6 Nordmark 188 Harciburg;- Nerd 26 Hamburg 189 Lttnebtq 43. ost- Hannover 190 Stade 41 Ost- Hammer 191 AUZ3Ch 7 Nordsee 192 Homberg/a.d.Efze 3.4 Kurhessen 193 Neustettin 5 Pomem 194 HWIenburg 40 Oberschlesien 195 Palkensee 2 Mark Brandenburg 196 Eberswalde 2 Mark Brandenburg 3.97 qittenberge Mark Brandenburg 198 Berlin- Charlottenburg- : Berlin Spa;ubU 199 Berlin- Pankow- Weissensee 3 Berlin 200 Berlin- Steglitz- Tempelhof Berlin 201 Berlin- Moabit- Schlineberg IBerlin 203 Natanbwg 15 Mittelland 204 Greifenberg 5 Potiern 205 7litten&hr 42 Westfalen- Sad 206 Celsnitz 16 Sachsen 207 Aue 16 Sachsen 208 Meissen 16 Sachsen 209 Schkebeck 23 Mittelelbe 210 Stollberg 16 Sachsen 211 Glauchau 3.6 Sachsen 212 Mbau 16 Sachsen 2x3 Borna 16 Sachsen 214 Rochlitz 16 Sachsen 215 Oschatz 36 Sachsen 216 Dippoldiswalde 16 Sachsen 217 KUn- S4Id 11 KBln- Aachen 218 Saalfeld 17 ThtIringen 219 Sonneberg 17 ThWngen 220 Amstadt 17 ThUringen 221 h%.hlhausen 17 Thtiingen 222 Heiligenstadt ‘17 Thitringen -*NO Location 223 Nordhauskn 17 Thuringen 224 Marburg 14 Kurhessen 225 Vechta 7 Nordsee 226 Korbach/"VJaldeck 14 Kurhessen 227 Olpe 42 Vestfalen- Stid 228 Gelsenkirchen- Buer 9 Yfestfalen- Nerd 229 News 34 Msseldorf 230 DUsseldorf- Mettmann 34 D&seldoti 231 Remscheid 34 Mlsseldorf 232 Solingen 34 Msseldorf 233 M&hen- Gladbach 34 msseldorf 234 Schweinitz 15 Mittelland 235 Duisburg- Sitd 10 Ruhr- Niederrhein 236 Duisburg- Nord 10 Ruhr- Niederrhein 237 Uoers 10 Kuhr- Niederrhein 238 Kleve 10 Ruk- Nie&rrhein 239 Essen- Nord 10 Bohr- Niederrhein 240 Siegburg 11 KEln- Amhen 241 Gummersbach 11 KBln- Amhen 242 Jtilich 11 Kt)ln- Aachen 243 Neuwied 12 Moselland 244 Wittlich 12 Moselland 245 Traben- Trarbach 12 Moselland 246 Idar- Oberstein 12 Moselland 247 Baumholder 12 Mosefland 248 SLi.EllEm 12 Moselland 249 Bensheim 13 Hessen- Ntissau 250 Gosl,ar 8 Niedersachsen 251 Emden- Norden 7 Nordsee 252 Kecklinghausen 9 Westfalen- Nord 253 L5mburg 13 Hessen- Nassau 254 Bad Nauheim 13 Hessen- Nassau 255 8 Niedersachsen 2% Northeim 8 Niedersachsen 257 Alfeld a Niedersachsen 258 Saarburg 12 Moselland 259 Heme 42 Westfalen- Sad 260 Beckum- Warendorf 9 ITestfalen- Nord 261 Bocholt 9 Westfalen- Nod 262 Bottrq 9 Vestfafen- Nord 263 Rheine 9 Vestfalen- Nerd 264 Arnsberg 42 Yestfalen- Sfid 265 Verden 41 Ost- Hatmover 266 Eisleben 15 Mittelland 267 Wupprtal- El.berfeld 34 msseldorf 268 Neustadt 40 O&rschlesien 269 Gross Strehlitz 40 Oberschlesien 270 Fhg?sit 1 Ostpreussen 271 Walsrode 41 Ost- IImnover 272 Euskirchen 11 KNn- Aachen 273 Hamover- tid 8 Niedersachsen 274 Eschwege a Kurhessen 275 sorau 2 Mark Brandenburg 276 Neustadt a Niedersachsen 277 hzig 37 Danzig- IYestpreussen 278 Ortelsburg 1 Ostpreussen 279 ElbiKIg 37 Danzig- Ves-tpreussen PJO. Location 280 Bunzlau 4 Niederschlesien 281 Paderbom 9 Westfalen- Nmd 282 Hamburg- Ost 26 Hamburg 283 kh.rg- sad 26; Hamburg 284 Uelzen 41 Ost- Hamover 285 we~e~h& 43. Ost- Hmnover 286 OSIXAWMC- L&I 7 Nordsee 287 Offenbach 13 Hessen- Nassau 288 St. Goarshausen 13 Hessen- Nassau 289 Hersfeld 14 Kurhessen 290 Wehlau 1 Ostprmssen 291 Pre~sisch Eylau 1 Ostpreussen . 292 Angerburg 1 Ostprewsen 293 Heilsberg 1 Ostpreussen 294 Greifswald 5 PommeyTl 295 Kwin 5 Pormern 296 Bramsberg 1 Ostpreussen 297 Marienwerder 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 298 Ludwfgslust 24. Mecklenburg 299 GT!istrow 24 Mecklenburg 300 '&me- Eickel 42 Westfalen- Stid 301 Bitterfeld 15 Mittelland 302 Merseburg 15 Mittelland 303 Herborn 13 Hessen- Nassau ,304 13 Hessen- Nassau 305 -erg 22 Bayreuth 306 iVeiden 22 Bayreuth 307 Baymuth 22 Bapwxth 308 Rothenbur$ob d. Tauber 18 Franken 309 Wtirzburg- Stadt 39 Mainfrmken 310 19 Hochland 311 Baymuth 312 Memingen :'6 Schwaben 313 Freising 19 Hochland 314 Bergisch- Gladbach 11 KQlrp Aachen 315 NWMngen 36 Schwaben 316 Passau 22 Bayreuth 31.7 Ludwigshafen 25 Westmark 318 Landau 25 Westmark 319 Ansbach 18 Franken 320 Kempten 36 Schwaben 321 Mxmberg 18 Franken 322 Zweibficken 25 Y?estmark 323 Kaiserslautern 25 Westmark 324 F&th 18 Franken 325 I.mdsberg/I.ech 19 HochZmd $Z@ Gamisch- Partenkirohen 19 Ho&land 327 Mtildorf 19 Hochland 328 flosenheim 19 Hochland 329 Hof 22 Bayreuth 330 Coburg BaFeuth 331 Aschaffenburg ;; Mainfranken 332 Landshut 22 Bayreuth 333 Yieissenburg 18 Franken 335. Wtirzburg- Zand 39 Mainfranken 335 Schweinfurt 39 Mainfrmken 336 Bati Reichenhall 19 Eiochland IFhuNN GEBIET No, Locat ion

337 Bad Ttllz 19 Hochland 338 Augsburg- Stadt 36 Schwaben 339 Neumarkt 22 Bayreuth 340 Cham 22 Bayreuth 341 Deggendorf 22 Bayreuth 34-2 Eggenfelden 22 Bayreuth 343 Frankenthal 25 Westmark 344. St. Ingbert 25 IVestmark A&erg 22 Bayreuth ;:zStraubing 22 Bayreuth 347 (Kohlfort) 4 'Niederschlesien 348 Fr&enstein 4 Niederschlesien 349 Breslau- Lmd 4 Niederschlesien 350 Gr&berg 4 Niederschlesien 351Landeshut 4 Niederschlesien 352 031s 4 Niederschlesien 353 Greifenhagen 5 POrmnem ,354 Bad Kreumach 12 Moselland 355 Remgen 12 Moselland 356 Wittenberg 15 BiIittelland 357 Marienburg 16 Sachsen 358 17 Thtiringen 359 Weimar l-7 Thtigen 360 Eiscnach ' 17 Thtiringen 361 Altenburg 17 Thtlringen Bad Neustadt 39 tiinfranken ;:: Marktheidenfeld 39 Xainfranken 364 VJaiblingen 20 \YIJrtte&erg 365 Esslingen 20 VUrttemberg 366 Biberach 20 Vtittemberg Neidenburg 1 Ostpreussen 22Neeskow- Storkow 2" ',Mark Brandenburg 369 Finsterwalde 2 hIark Branden’burg 370 Templin Mark Brandenburg Schneidemtihl Pommem ;5:Bemau &!!k Brandenburg 373 Pritzwalk Hark Brandenburg 374 Potsdarn Mark BrmdeLmrg 375 Waldenburg ' Niederschlesien 376 Trebnitz Niederschlesien

378 Sagan 4 Niederschlesien 379 Reichenbach/%ule 4 Niederschlesien 380 Wittingen $1 Ost-&m.rmver 381 Leer/Ostfriesl. 7 Nordsee 382 Oldenburg- Land 7 Nords'ee

384 Cuxhaven 41 Ost- Hannover 385 Hbcter 9 VestfaLlen- Nerd 386 Aachen- Land 11 Kbln- Aachen 387 Bergheti 11 WLn- Aachen 388 Schleiden , 11 Kiln- Aaohen 389 Geilenkirchen 11 K&In- Amhen

391 Hemeskeil . 12 Itiselland 392 Schltichtern 13 Messen- Nassau -*No Location 393 Eofgeismar 14 Kurhessen 394 Halle- Land 15 Mittelland 395 Bad Liebenwerda 15 Mittelland 396 Delitzsch 15 Mittelland 397 Sangerhausen 15 Mittelland 398 Zeitz 15 Mittelland 399 Qu-+=t 15 Mittellend 401CdW 20 Wtittemberg 402 B&lingen 20 VGrtter&erg 403 Tuttlingen 20 TtFTttemberg 404 I;ilbsbach 21 Baden Waldshut 21 Baden $2 Bruchsal 21 Baden 407 Jrillingen 21 Baden 408 Uberlingen 21 Baden 409 Haldensleben 23 Mittelelbe 410 Stendal 23 Mittelelbe 411 KBthen 23 Mittelelbe

413 %3mar 24 Meoklenburg 4uc V&en 24 Meckilenburg 415 Parchim 24 Mecklenburg 416 Malchin 24. Mecklenburg 417 Hamburg- Harburg 26 Haxnburg 418 Stejnburg 6 Nordmark 419 NeuglCfnSter 6 Nordmark 420 Hanitsvrg- Wendsbeck 26 Haburg f k21 H&burg- Xitte 26 Hamburg 422 Hmiburg- Bergedorf 26 Hamburg 424 Hamburg- Hafen 26 -burg 425 Zottweil 20 Wiirttemberg 426 Horb 20 Wtirttemberg 427 Leonberg 20 Wtitte#iberg 428 Vai'ningen 20 'Wtittemberg 429 Reutlingen 20 WIJ.rttemberg ,!+31 Friedrichshafen 20 Vttrttemberg 432 Wangen/nll&v 20 Wtittemberg 433 Saulgau 20 -vVtittemberg 435 Mtinsingen 20 Wtirttemberg 436 Ntitingen 20 Mktte&erg 437 G&&w= 20 Vtittemberg 438 Heidenhcim 20 %%rttemberg 439 Schw&isch Gutid 20 Y0Jrttemberg &i!+O Backnang 20 WCrttemberg 442 Oehringen 20 'Wtittemberf: 4.43 Had Mergentheixfi 20 V!tittemberg

b45 Hop, Crafschaft 8 Niedersachsen 41~6 Nienburg 8 Miedersachsen 447 WolfenbUttel 8 Niedersachsen &8 8 Niedersachsen

*a.02 449 8 Niedersachsen 450 Zderstadt 8 Niedersachsen 451 8 Niedersachsen 452 Blankenbur~'Harz 8 Niedersachsen 453 8 Niedersachsen 454 Aichach 19 Hochland 456 Bockenem 8 Niedersachsen

462 Btttow 5 Porranern 463 hQ.5lln 6 Nor&ark 464 Erkelenz 11 K&n- Aachtn

467 23 Kittelelbe 468 8 Niedersachsen 469 Dinslaken 10 Ruhr- Niederrhein 470 Geldern 10 Ruhr- Niederrheix 471 Memel 1 Ostpreussen 473 Hegdekmg 1 Ostpreussen 475 Lindau 36 Schwaben

479 Hettstedt 15 Mittelland 481 Pilsen Befehlsst.BBhmen u. IGhren 482 Prag BePehlsst,BBhmen u. X&hren 484 Kitsingen/Gerolshof'en 39 Mainfrenken 485 Olmtitz Befehlsst.B&men u, X$hrcn 486 Uhrisch- Ostrau Befehlsst,B&xnen u, X%!!hren

489 Iglau Befehlsst.B$hmen u, 1Itihren 490 BrB.m Befehlsst.B&men u. %,hren 491 Xen- Ott&ring 27 Ken 493 Dillingen 36 Schwaben 494 Augsburg- Land 36 Schwaben 495 Neuburg/a.d. Donau 36 Schwaben

497 Neubistritz 28 Niederdonau 498 Wiebtill 6 Mordmwk 499 Pinneberg 6' Nordmark 500 Bentheim 7 NOXdStX 501 Wien Bezirk 1 27 Yien 502 Wien Bezirk 1X (Ost) 27 mien 503 Wien Bezirk 11 (Sad) 27 Ni en 5a PJien Bezirk 3.V 27 Vien 505 Wien Bezirk V 27 ViXen Location 506 Wien Bezirk Vl (SchBnbrunn) 27 Wien 507 3ien Rezirk Vll (West) 27 "G.en 508 Wien Bezirk Vlll 27 Wien 509 Wien Bezirk IX 27 Wien 510 TtiLlrr 28 Niederdonau 511*den/b. Nien 28 Niederdmau 512 Bruck/a.d. Leitha 28 Niederdonau 513 Viener-Yeustadt 28 Niederdonau 514 Eisenstadt 28 Niederdonau 515 Ober-&llendorf 28 Niederdonau 536 St. P&ten 28 Niaderdonau 5x7 Scheibbs 28 Niederdonau 518 Amstetten, Schloss Edlach 28 Niederdonau 519 Melk 28 Niederdomu 520 Zwettl 28 Niederdonau 52J. trJak&ofen 28 Niederdonau 522 Kxems 28 Mederdonau 523 Komeuburg 28 Niederdonau 524 f;aa/a. d. Thaya 28 Niederdonau 525 G&nsemdorf 28 Niederdonau 5% Neunkirchen 28 Niederdonau 527 Lilienfeld 28 Qiederdmau 528 Gmfind 28 Niederdonau 529 HQI3-l 28 Niederdonau 530 Hollabrunn 28 Niederdonau 531 Linz- Stadt 29 Oberdonau 532 Linz- Mihlviertel~flest 29 Oberdonau 533 iiohrbach 29 Oberdmau 534 Preistadt/Oberdonau 29 Oberdonau PeXg 29 Oberdonau ;;zSteyr 29 merdmau Kirchdorf/Krem 29 Oberdonau ;;87Gmunden 29 Oberdonau

542 scming 29 C%erdonau 543 Wels 29 Oberdonau

545 Graz- Stadt 30 Steiemark 546 Feldbach 30 Steiemark 547 Hartberg 30 Steiermrk 548 Bruck/a.d. Mur 30 Steiemark 549 Leoben 30 Steiemark 550 Liezen 30 Steiermark 551 Judenburg 30 Steiemark 552 Beutsch- Landsberg 30 Steiemark 553 Leibnitz 30 Steiemark 554 Graz- Land 30 Steiemark 555Mureck 30 Steiermark 556 Fllrstenfeld 30 Steiemark 557 Oberwart 30 Steiemark 558 Sulz 30 Steiermark 559 30 Steiemark 30 Steierrnark :E Klagenfurt 31 Urnten I&, Location

563 VL)lkermarkt 31 K&rnten

565 Spittal/a,d. Drau 31 K&mten 566 Weiz/%. Graz 30 Steiemk

568 Wolf sberg 31 K4rnten 569 Innsbruck- Stad% 33 Tirol- Vornriberg 570 Landeck 33 Tirol- Vorarlberg 571 Schwaz 33 Tirol- Vorarlberl; 572 Kuf'stein 33 Tirol- Vorarlberg 573 Dornbim 33 Tiroi- Vorarlber~: 574 Bludene 33 Tirol- Vorarlber;; Reutte 33 Tirol- VoraYlbFrl{: $2 fmst 33 Tirol- Vomrlbexy 577 Ri-tzbUlel Tirol- Vorarlberl: 578 Salzburg- Stadt ;: Salzburg 579 Hallein 32 Salzburg 580 Blschofshofen 32 Salzburg 581 TmSWeg 32 Salzburg 582 Zell/a. See 32 SdZbWg 583 %&burg- Land 32 Salzburg 584 Innsbruck- Land. 33 Tirol- irorar'lberi; 585 Nikolsburg 28 Niederdonau 586 Znaim 20 Niederdonau 587 Kaplitz 29 Oberdonau 29 Oberdonau ;i; Aussergefild 22 Bareuth 590 Hermagor 31 Iclikrnten 591 Bregenz 33 Tirol- vorarlbc:"~;

593 Wasserburg 19 Hochland 594 Traunstein 19 EochZand ICesbach 19 Hochland $56.Hannsversch It&den 8 Kiedersachsen 5917 Braunschweigm Land 8 Niedersachsen 59e 8 Niedersachsen 599 Osterode/&rz I, Niedersuchsen 600 LiJlgm NORkSX 601 Asch 35 sudetenland 602 Aussig 35 Stietenland 603 Bb 35 Sudetenland 604 Bischofteinitz 3T Sudetenlmd 605 BlShmisch Leipa 35 Su&stenland 606 B&X 35 Sudetenland 607 Bramau 35 Sudetenlmd 408 Deutsch-Gabel 35 Sudetenland 609 Nix 35 Sudetenland 610 Eger 35 Sudetenlmd 611 Falkenau 35 Sudetenland 612 Freiwaldau 35 Sudetenland 613 3'reudent'nal 35 Sudetenland 6s Gablonz 35 Suck tenland 615 Yriedland 35 Sudetenland 616 Graslitz 35 Sudetenlmd 617 Landskron 35 Sudetenland GEBIET

Looation

618 Hohenelbe 35 Sudetenland 619 Xohenstadt 35 Sudetenland 620 J&gerndorf' 35 Sudetenland 621 Kaaden 35 Sudetenland 622 Karlsbad 35 Sudetenland 623 Kcmotau 35 Sudetenlmd 624, Lei-tmeritz 35 Sudetenland 625 Luck Sudetenland 626 Marienbtid SCSudetenland 627 M&hrisch Sch6nberg 35 Sude tenland 62% Zwittau 35 Sucietenland 629 Mie s 35 Sudetenland 630 Neutitschein 35 Sudetenlmd 631 Reichenberg 35 Sudetenland 632 Rumburg 35 Sudetenland 633 Ea.232 35 Sudetenland 634 Sternberg 35 Sudetenland 635 Tachau 35 Sudetenland 636 Teplitz- SchtSnau 35 Sudetenland 637 Tetschen 35 Sudetenland 638 Trautenau 35 Sude tenland 639 Troppau 35 Sudetenland 640 Gotenhafen 37 Danzig- Vestpreussen 641 Berent 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 642 Dirschau 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 643 Koriitz 37 Danzig- Westpreussen Graudenz 37 Danzig- Westpreussen

647 Danzig- Land 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 648 Thorn 37 Danzig- Westpreussen a9 Erorriberg 37 Danzig- Wes tpreussen

651 Posen 38 Wartheland

653 Smter 38 Wartheland

655 Lissa 38 Wartheland m Jarotschin 38 Wartheland 658 iiawitsch 38 Wartheland 659 Hohensalza 38 Wartheland 660 Dietfurt 38 Wartheland

662 Leslau 38 Xartheland 663 Litmannstadt- Stadt 38 Wartheland 664 Litzmnnstadt- Land Wartheland 665 Kalisch ;: Wartheland 666 Fabianice 38 Wartheland 667 ostrowo 38 Wartheland 668 Kattowitz 40 Oberschlesien 669 KBnigsh&tte 40 Oberschles-im

Teschen 40 Oberschlesien 2-5: Eupen 11 Kl)ln- &hen 674 Malmedy 11 K8l.m Aachen -*No Location

679 Zichenau 1 cs tp cusser?& 681 AXackeb 1 Gstpreusscn 683 Haugard 5 Pcmr3cm

685 43elgard 5 l?c.)mncr:7 6134 5 P0zrfmerr1 667 5 ~‘ormnem

6t3y Schlochau 5 Potmem 690 &men 5 F0mrrl.e271 691 Nordenharu 7 lTo;?&see 693 Bremerv6rde 41 Gst.- iiijflrl;2r;p;T 694 Kehlheim 22 lkqmxth

697 ~Ru-xsicdel 22 B3ayrwth

<’ z, 702 KOKlbUY&SWt? W”CJ $J ‘?.l:!igrk -?03 Pirmsens s; We R tmark 704 2 fj We r: t-q21 (7% 705 liockinghausen 25 ICCr trfinr'~~ 706 Kirchheirnbolanden 25 ves-t;:-r?ark 707 Neustadt/'a.il,T. 25; We,s-'i::I~rk. 708 Speyer 25 'IA?stlrG:lk 709 Saa2gemhd 25 Vlcst:!laYk

712 Metz- S-tadt 2 5 viesbxa-k 713 x&z- Land 25 # c 5 b-m I-1’ L

717 Crossen 2 r&rk Br~(Zenb’J:‘i’

723 Rathenow 2 PIark Brmd.enbwr~-

725 Buchen 21 Haden 726 ICehI 21 13mI.en '727 Sinsheim 21 T.h~~crz 728 Slickingen 21 '13adcn 729 Stockach 21 Uar!en lmation 730 IEmIl 21 &den 731 Emendingen 21 Baden 732 Mwlheim 23. Baden 733 Wolfach 21 Baden 734 Neustadt 21 Baden Weissenburg 21 Baden ;;: Hagenau 21 Baden 737 Zabem 21 Baden 738 Strassburg- Stadt 21 Baden 739 Nolsheim 21 Baden 740 Strassburg- Land 21 Baden 741 Schlettstadt 21 Baden 742 Bappoltsweiler 21 Baden 743 Kolmar 21 Baden 744 Gebweiler 21 Baden TEU-Ul 21 Baden $2 Miilhausen 21 Baden 747 Altkirch 21 Baden 749 Osterburg 23 MitteJeXbe 750 Zerbst 23 Mittelelbe 751 Hammersleben 23 Mittelelbe 752 Wnzleben 23 Mittelelbe 753 Genthin 23 Mittelelbe 754 Stassfurt 23 Mittelelbe 755 23 Mittelelbe 756 Schwerin- Land 24 Mecklenburg 757 Restock- Land 24 Mecklenburg 758 Hagenm 24 Mecklenburg 759 Sch?5nberg 24 Mecklmiburg 761 Melsungen Ii,& Kurhessen

765 Bernkastel 12 Moselland

“171 Montabav 13. Hessen- Nassau 772 13 Hessen- Nassau 774 Erlangen 18 Franken

782 Labiau 1 Ostpreussen

789 Sichelberg 1 Oatmeussen 791 Gleidingen 8 Niedersachsen 793 Bartenstein 1 Ostpreussen

796 ~lt3hnen 1 Ostpreussen l3mN

5, Location

803 Lauban 4 Niederschlesien

807 Ohlau 4 Niedemchlezien

810 Jauer 4 i?iederschlesien

818 I~ckemf~rde 6 Nordmark 819 3msbUttel 6 Mortinark 820 mmsburg- Land 6 Nor&nark

822 Segeberg 6 Wordmark

825 Bad Zwischenahn 7 Nordsee

831 &mnenberg 4-1 OSt- Hamover

13. Kt)ln- Aachen

I.4 Kurhessen

850 S-l;a.rnberg 19 Hochland

854 Pfaffenhofen 19 Hochland 855 Ytistenfeltibruck 19 Ho&land 856 E%ersberg 19 Hochland

858 Forchheim 22 BqTreuth

861 Ktibach 22 Bayreuth 562 Kronach 22 Bqpeuth

864 Vilshofen 22 Bayreuth

867 Xainburg 22 Bayreuth 868 Zwiesel 22 Eqreuth l&. Location

876 Deutsch Eylau Ostpreussen 877 =khm 3; Danzig- Westpreussen 879 Erding 19 Hochland

881 Tuchel 37 Danzig- Westpreussen 882 Kukn 37 Danzig- Westpreussen

891 38 Warthelmd

896 38 VJartheLand

yol& Konin 38 Wa.rtheland

908 Imtschiitz 38 Wartheland

910 38 Wartheland

914 39 Nainfrmken

yJ+& Groningen Befehlsst, Niederlande 945 Salzgitter 8 Niedersachsen

949 fiainburg 30 Steiermark

++S++Nhberg X3 Franken "I?+ M&when 19 Ho&land Keichsbann Bimenschiffahrt 'Beichsbann Seeschiffahrt m3yJ.mwDw e-s---BkNNE w[STDrn~1'ICrn

BANN GEBIET

Location No.

Aache n-land 38f; 11 RQln-Aachen Aachet+Stadt 25 11 K&n-Aacheh Aalen 423 20 wfkrttembeq Aichach 454 19 Hochland Alfeld 257 8 Iqiedersactlsen Allenstein 150 I Ostpreussen Altana 143 &2 IVestfalen-Sad Altenburg 362 17 Thiiringen Xltkirch 747 21 Baden at ona 31 26 IfELlilbUrg hb e rg 22 Bayseuth Amstettxn, sctiLoss Ed"lach $Z 28 Niederdomm. Andernach 68 12 Xos8lland Angerburg 292 1 Ustpreussan Anklarn 3% 5 i'Qm:lorn Annabcrg 105 16 Sachsan Ansbach 319 18 Pranken tinsberg 264 -- 4.2 Xestfalen-Stid Arnstadt 220 17 Thtiingen Ar.lswalde (Friediberg) 175 5 Pommrn Asch 601 35 Sudetenland Aschaffenbuwy, 331. 39 Xainfranken AUC? 20-7 I6 Sachssln Auerbach 306 16 Sachsen Acrsburg-Land 494 $ Schwaben Augsburg-Stadt 3% 36 Schwaben AilTich 19d 7 Nordsse Aussergefild 589 22 Bayreuth Aussig 602 35 Sudetenland aacknang 20 Wrttemberg Bad Hombuxy: 13 IIesser+Nassau Bad Gmlznach 12 Xoselfand Bad Lubatochowitz Befehlstelle B.u.B6, Bad Liebenvrcrda 395 15 XItteI.land Bad illergentheirn 443 20 Mirtternboq Rad ?Jauheim 25G I.3 Hessen-Nassau 3ad Jieustadt 362 39 Xainfranken Bad Uldesioe 185 6 Yordmark Bad Re5Aenhall 336 19 Ho&land Bad T231,z 33? 19 EIochland Bad Zx~inchenahn 825 7 33tisee Baden/b,‘#ien 511 28 Niederdonau Baden-Baden 111 21 Baden Barnberg 305 22 Bayreuth Barn 603 35 Sudetenland Bartenstein 793 1 Ostpreussan Baurdholder a-7 12 i:aselland '33a1i.tzen A03 16 Sachsen Bayreuth 307 22 Bayrcuth Beckum-Warsndorf 260 9 MestfaleD-Nerd Beeskow-Storkom 368 2 G.rki3randenburg Belgaxd 685 5 Pommem Bensheim ul-9 13 Hessem-Nassau BANN GEBIET Location Bentheim 500 7 Nor&e e Berent 641 37 Danzig-Westpreussen Bergheim 387 ?I KBla-Aachen Bergisch-Gladbach 3uc 11 K&n-Aachen Berlin- Charlottenburg-Spandau 198 3 BeI7li.n I-orst-Wessel- Stadt 21 3 Berlin Krauzberg-Mitte 155 3 Berlin Lichtenberg-K8penick 329 3 Berlin Moabit-Scheneberg 201 3 Berlin Neuk8lln-Treptow 61 3 Berlin Pankovr'iVeissensee 199 3 Berlin Steglitz-Tenrpelhof 200 3 Berlin I$i~ersdorf-Zehlendorf 37 3 Berlin Wedding-Reinickendorf 6 Berlin Bt?lXl~U 2 Wrk Brandenburg Bernburg 23 Mittelelbe Bernkastel 765 Xoselland Beuthen 1% :; Oberschlesiea Biberach 366 20 W~rttmberg Bielefeld 158 9 Westfalen-n'ord. Bigge 137 b2 Westfalen-Snd Bischofshofen 580 32 Sal&urg Bischofteinitz 604- 35 Sudetenland Bitbur&ifel 29 12 Moselland Bitterfeld 301 15 Xittelland Blankenbur&-Iarz 452 8 Niedersachsen Bludanz 574 33 Tirol-Vorarlberg BBblingen 402 20 W&rttemberg Bocholt 261 9 Westfalsn-Nord Bochuw 67 'Plestfaien-Stid Bockenem 456 5 Xe3ersachsen Bl)hmisch Leipa 4% 35 Sudetenland BOIKl 160 11 Kbln Aaohen Borna 233 16 Sachsen Bottrop 262 9 Westfalen-Nerd Brandenburg 35 Xark Brandenburg Braunau 607 3; Sudatanland Braunsberg 296 Osiqreussen Braunschweig~Land 597 ii Niedersachsen BraunschweigGtadt 92 8 Niedersachsen Bregcnz 591 Timl-Vorarlberg Brmen 75 5-: Nordsee BremervOrde 693 4J Ost-Hannover Breslbux-Land 349 4 I?iederschlesien Breslau-Stadt 11 4 Niederschlasien Brieg 157 4 Wiederschlesien Bromberg 649 37 Danzig-Westpreuss@n Bn.lC?lSd w 21 BadeD Bruck/a.d.Xur 548 30 Staiennark Bruck an der Leitha 512 28 Niederdonau Btinn 690 Befehlsst,Bt)hmen u.BbLihran Brunsbffttal 819 6 Nordmark Bl?UX 606 35 Sudstenland

All.2 Location No.

Buchen 725 21 Baden Budweis Befehlsst. B&men IL Nben B&l 730 21 Baden ait ow 462 5 Pommern Sunzlau 280 4 Niederachlesien Bwg/b.&gdeburg 66 23 ESittelelbe 3urgensteinfurt 3-45 9 Westfalen-Nerd

Calba 23 idittelelbe c alvi 401 20 Nrttenberg Celle 77 41 0s-bbtl~OV8?? Chx? w 22 Bayreuth Cbemit z 1% 16 Sachsen c ;,‘blX IrQ42 22 Bayreuth (::cw)eS1:‘B1 {i 2: 9 Westfalen-Xord c o-ki; bus 52 2 hark Brandenburg !; r:.~t-i. shcs b-l -I22 20 Xkrttemberg Cms!;en 717 2 Mark: Brandenbuz Cuxhaven 3bt 41 ost4anover Dannenberg 833. 41 Ost-Eannovex~ Darlzig-Gr3ss 5 37 Danzig-Westpreussen Dan ig (Grosses *Jerdsr) -128 37 Dnnzig-Westpreussen ~mzig-Land 647 37 DQnz~-iYestps,eussen JJno zig (Weichsel-Yest) 277 37 Danzig-Vestpreusrie Deggendorf 34J- 22 3ayreuth Delitzsch 396 15 Xit telland JA?::sau ' 93 23 Kittelelbe Detmold ,:I 55 9 Westfalen-Nerd ideutsch 'Xy1a.u 876 Ostpreussen Lieutsch-Gabel 608 3: SU&!tel?l~IC2 Deutscb Kmne U-9 5 Pom::ern &utsc+Landsberg 552 30 Steie;mark Dietfur-t 660 38 i7arth e la nd Dilli5gen 493 36 Schwaben -Uinslaken 469 10 Ruhr=-Niederrhein ~ippoldiswalde 216 16 Sachsen Disschau w 37 Cmzig4Vestpeussen I)LJbeln 139 16 SZiChS8tl ilonaueschinpn 40 21 Baden Dornbirn 573 33 Tirol-Norarlbeq Dortmund 130 42 Wcstfalen-Stid i.kxWrund-Ltitjenburg G-4 42 i/?cstfalen-SCld 3ramburg 5 P0lTlElf3m Dresden/S tadt -400 16 Sachsen Lm~de~-Land 108 16 Sacksen Drossan 8 I.&k Brandenburg Duderstadt ii Eiadersachsen lIlf.iren i-2’: 11 K8lkAachen DilLsseldorf' 39 34 Msseldorf Msseldorf-l,ktt:nann 230 34 D&wldorf Duisburg-Kord 2% 10 Ruhr-Niederrhein Duisburg-Stid 235 10 Ruh;FiJiederrhein Du 609 35 sudetenlaad GEBIET

Location No. Zbersbel-g 8% 19 Ho&land Eberswalde 196 2 MarkBrandenburg Ebingen 127 20 MCirt temberg Eckernflirde 818 6 No&mark Eger 610 35 Sudetenland ssenfelden 34-2 22 Eayreuth 311~ningen 20 WUrttembe~ Eisenach $0 17 Tl3fki.ngen Eisenstadt 516 28 Nil3desdon~ Eisleben 266 15 IiEttelland Elberfeld (Ttippertal) 267 34 l38sseldox-f Elbing 279 37 PaxM.g-Vestpreussen Em&n/%orden 251 7 Nordsee tixnendingen 21 Baden &3ing 78;; 19 Hochland .irfurt 7f 17 Thmngen Srkelenz 464 11 K&I-Aachen Erlangen 774 28 Franken &jchwege 274 u+ Kurhessen Essen 173 10 Hurh4iederrhei.n Esser,-Nerd 239 10 &hz+Tiaderrhefn Esslingen $5 20 Wrttambeq Zupen 673 11 K&ln-kach0n Eutin 6 Nordmark Euskirchen 272 11 KCTln-Aachen Lylau Deutsch) 876 1 Ostpreussen Eylau i Pre-ussisch) 291 1 Ostpreussen Falkenau 611 35 Sudetand-and Falkensee 195 Kark Brandenburg Feldbach 546 3: Steiamrark Finsterwalde 369 2 &Lark Brandanbuq Flatow x4 5 YoImlsrn FlensbuqpLand 820 6 Nordmark Flensburg-Stadt 86 6 Nor&ark Fl&.a 181 1.6 Sachsen Forchheim 8% 22 Bayreuth Frankenstein 3e 4 NieJerschlasien Frankenthal 343 25 We&n-ark FrankfU%/!Main 81 13 Hessen-Naasa;u Frankfurt/Main 186 13 Hessan-r;rass~ FrankfUr@ w 2 MarkBrandenbur~ Freiburg 182 16 Sachssn Freiburg 113 21 Baden Freising 313 19 Ho&land Freistadt 536 29 Oberdonau Freiwaldau 53.2 35 Sudetenland Freudenstadt 126 20 MIrtteruberg Freudenthal 613 Sudetenland Friedberg ;ii Schwaben Friedeberg-Arnswal.ds 175 5 POmmWTI Priedland 615 35 Sutitenland Friedrfchshafen 20 Iq&ttemberg IRUa !z; & CuWssen IXIrstenfeld 5% 30 steiemark F%rstenfaldbNck 855 19 Hochland IFtirth 324 18 Franken BANN GZBIZT XIocation Gablonz 6f4 35 Sudetenland G&nserndoxf 525 28 Niederdonau Gardelegan 27 23 Mittelalbe GamisckPatenkirchen 326 19 Kochland Gasten 38 Wartheland G&mile r 21 Baden Geilenkirchen $6 11 Kbln-Aachen Geldern 470 10 Ruhx4Viederrhei.n Gensenkirchen-Buer 228 9 Westfalen-Nord Gmthin 753 23 tiittelelbe Gera 153 17 Thitringen Giesaen 1.16 13 Hessen-Nassau Glat z 38 4 Niederschlesien GlAUChaJm 211 1.6 Sachsen Gleidingen 793. 8 Niedex*sachsen Gleiwitz 22 40 Oberschlesfen Glogau 58 4 Miederschlesien Gr&ld 533 23 Miederdcna.u Grmtnden 538 29 Obcx~Ionau Goarshausen, st,- ;. 288 13 B8SS8W-NfiL5S~U Goldap 44 I Ostpreussen G6ppingen 437 20 -Wxtte;i~be~ GkLitz 19 4 Niaderschlesien Gcmlar 233 8 Niedcrsachsen Gotenhafen 640 37 Danzig-WestpmusseD Got-ha 95 f 7 Thtiringen GLlttingen 82 8 Niedersacbsan Graslitz 616 35 Sudetenland Garudenz 645 37 Danzig-Westpreussen Grsz-Land 554 30 SteitzrTILarlr &awStadt 545 30 Steicrmrk Greifenberg 204 5 Pomfiern i;reifenhagen 353 5 Pommem Greifswald 294 5 POIIlTIlErr! Greiz 96 17 ThfIringen GXG.T?Dla 179 16 Sachsen Groningen 94-o Befehlsst, Niederlank Gross8nhain 101 16 Sachsa n Gross Stettin 2 5 Pomrlem Gross Strehlitz 269 40 Obsrschlesien Gfinberg 350 4 Niederschlesien Guben 12 2 Mark Brmdehbu; Gmbinnen 33 1 Ostpreussen Gwmersbach 24.1 KBln-kachen GUstrox 299 2 Meckhburg

Hagen 135 9 Westfalen-Eord Hagenau 7% 21 Bade n H8gfNiOW 758 24 Nfecklenbtung Eialbsrstadt 165 23 Mittelelbe Haldensleben 409 23 Hittelelba Halle-Land I+5 Mittelland Halbe-Stadt 3;: :L5 Mittelland Hallein 579 32 SalzburpS BANN GEBIET

Location No. HaIIIbUIp Altona 31 26 Hamburg Eergedorf t22 26 H=W Hafen 424 26 Hamburg H=+Jws 4147 26 HaJnb=-iit Mitt8 42l 26 Hamburg Nerd 188 26 mm ost 282 26 Hamburg Stid 283 26 Hamburg Wandsbeck 26 Hamburg west 7: 26 Hambu3Fg Hameln 364 a Niedersachsen Hamersleben 751 23 Mittelelbe Ham w 112 Westfalen-Stia ffanau 98 13 Hessen-Nassau Hamlover 74 8 Miedersachsen HamwsrLand 273 8 Niedersachaen Hannoversch It9tinden 5% 8 H53dersachsen H&berg 567 30 Steiamark Hattingen 99 Westfalen-Stfa Heide 35 5 Nordmr;lr Heidelberg '110 21, Badan Heidenheti 438 20 WMtemberg Heilbmnn 321 20 Wlktternberg Heiligenstadt 222 17 TMringen Heilsbeq 293 1 Ostpreursen HeZmatedt 255 8 Niedersachssa HCCborIl 3fJ3 13 Hasssn-Nassau Herford 183 9 Westfalen-Nerd Hermagor 590 31 lard BR Hemeskeil 391 12 Mmalland Herne 259 62 Westfalen-Sfid Hersfeld 289 3ic Ilurbessen Hettstedt 479 13 btlitteuand HWekrug 1 Ostpreussen Hildeskim 4;; 8 Niadersachsen Hiadenburg 194 40 Oberschlesien Hirschberg 154 4 Niedarachlesien Hof 329 22 Baymuth Hofgeismar 393 & Kurh5ssen Hohmelbe 618 35 Sudetenland Hohensalxa 38 Wartheland Hohmstadt 6”:; 35 Sudetenland Hollabrunn 530 28 Niederdonau Homberg/a. daEfze 192 Ilc Kwrhassen Ho&urg/Saar 25 WwtBl%rk ,Humburg, Bad :E 13 Hessen-Wasa~ Herb 4.26 20 WIkttemberg HO2-R 529 28 Niederdonau HCSXt8I- 3% 9 Westfalan-Nerd Hoya, &%fschaf% 45 8 Niedersachsan B A N Ii’ GEBIZT Location Idax4berstein ucc; 12 Mcselland Iglau b-89 Befehlsst.Bbhmn u.M&rea Ingbert, St. 344 25 Westmark Ingolstadt 310 19 Hochland Innsbruck-Land 584 33 Tirol-Vorarlberg Innsbmck-Stadt 569 33 Timl-Vorarlberg Imst 576 33 Tirol-Vorarlberg Insterburg 45 I ostpreussen ISerlOhIl 136 42 Nestfale.~43Bd

J&gemdorf 620 35 Sudetenland Jaimen 690 5 EOlTMMXl Jarotschin 657 3 Wartheland Jauer 81.0 4 Niederschl8sien Jena 94 17 Thtinger! Judenburg 551- 30 Steiermark Jtilich w 11 K&ln-Aachen Jungbunzlan Befehlsst,Bbhmen u.i&hren Jtiterbog 20 2 Blark Brandenburg

Kaaden 621 35 Sudetenland Kaiserslautern 323 25 wes tm2x1< KdiSCh W 3 War-thela& K&menz 178 16 Sachsen xap1itz 29 Oberdonau Karlsbad 2:: 35 Sudetenland Karlsruhe-Land 109 21 Badsn Kassal 83 a Kurhessen xat towit 2 668 Oberschlssien Kaufbeuren % Schmberr Kehl 726 21 Baden Kehlhein, f9t 22 Bayreuth Kemp-ixn 320 % Schwaben Kit31 184 6 n'ordrnark TXrchdorf/krems 537 29 Obezdonau Kirchhe-imbolanden 706 25 TiiTestmark Kitzbtihel 577 33 Tirol-Vorarlberg Kitzingen/Gemldshofon 4-a 39 &F&-lfrat1ketY Xladno Befehlsstelle B.u.N, Klag8nfirt 561 31 Kblten iClWf3 238 10 RuhxhRisderrhe in Koblenz 28 l2 I\iosell.md Kolbeq 54 5 Ponmem Kolin Befehfastelle B,u.M, Kolmar 743 21 Badlen K6ln 53 11 XCjl!.-PAach~i3 K8ln-Land 65 11 KIJlwAachen K&n-rechtsrhainisch 16 Kb 1.fwAa&e n KBln-Sad 21-7 2 iUflt7-PAacheII Komotau 623 35 SwWtenlaad Kbnigsberg 1 1 oatpreussc n KBnigsberg 43 I OStpEUSSen mniggratz Befel~~st0lle RJLL Kl)nigshtitte 40 ObtfWSChl0Si0R BANN

Location 2No Konin 9% 3 Wartheland Konitz 643 37 Danzi~West~reussen Konstaaz lu+ 21 Baden Korbach/Yaldeck 226 L$ hrh8ss8~ KOm@UbUq 523 28 Niederdon au KBslin 295 5 Ponnrlem K&then 411 23 @,ttelelbe Yaainbu.rg Steiemark KrefeM 5: r I%jserldorf Krem 522 28c Wiedetionau Kmuzbeqg 51 40 Oberschle sien xreuznach, Bad 354 3.2 Hoselliand Kmnach 862 22 Bays-euth mfst8in 572 33 Tirol-Vorarlberg KLll.l-0 882 37 Danzig-We stpreussan Kulmbach 861. 22 BEtyreuth KUS01 7% 25 WBstD=k Mistrin 140 2 Urk Brandenburg

Laa/a,d.Thaya 524 28 Niedetionm Labiau 782 1 ostpreussan a69 21 Baden Landal 318 25 Westmark Landhc 570 33 Tim%Vorarlberg Imdeshut 351 4 Ni8d8rsChZC3si8tI Landsberfiech 325 19 Eochland Landsbed 48 2 Hark Brandenburg Landshut 332 22 %QC!?8uth Landskmn 617 35 Su&tenland Laubm %iederschlesien LauoabuIpS i;i 45 Pommern Laufenburg 21 Baden Lauterbach 3Q4 13 Hessen-Nassau. Leer/Ostfriasl 381 7 N0lkLs88 Lei.bnitz 553 30 Steiemark Leipzig 107 16 Sachsen Leimritz 624 35 Sudetenland Lend 32 SalzkMFg Lentschiitz 908 38 Warthsland Leoben 549 30 Steiemark: Leonberg jvUrtte=berg Lesla.U 2:: gi Watihsland Liebenwerda, Bad 395 15 Hittelland Liergnitz 7 4 Niedesschlesisn Lien2 31 K%rnten Liezan st8i82XEi~k Lilienfeld ;g ;i i'?ied8rdonaU Ltiburg 253 13 flessen=NaSsW Lindau Sc~b8s-l Lipgen :iz 3! %Xds88 Linz-mhlviatiel west 532 29 0b8X'dOIlU Linz-Stadt 531 29 OberdonaII Lippstadt 132 42 Westfalern-SM Lissa 655 38 Warthelma. Litzmannstadt-Land 663 3 %rthellad L~tmannstadt-Stadt 664 38 Wartheland I&au 21.2 16 Sachs8n BANN GEBIET Location Lobs P 40 Ob8rScm8Sien LBrrach 21 Baden LUbeck iti 6 Hordmark Ltibeck-Land 3.87 6 NOl&&Ck Luck 625 Sudstenland Luckanwalde (Jlteeborg) 20 3z Mark Bmdenburg LUdenScheid w3 tci! W8Stfti8t-&%!d Ludtigsbu~ 180 20 Wi!irttemberg hdwigshafen 317 25 W8StIRaZ% Ludtigslust 298 24 Eilecklenbu~ Ltha burg 3-89 41 Us+Hammer Ldtjenburg (i3ortmmd) w 42 Wastfalen-Stid hxemburg 12 MosellaniL Lyck 1 Ostpreusse rl Mack8i.m 681 I UStpmUSSf3n Xagdeburg 26 23 Uittelelbe LW, Ostrau 4% B8fehlsst.Bbhmen U.&&XIXn Miihr. Scl&Gm?g 627 35 Sud&mland Mai nburg 867 22 Baymuth 117 131 Ness8n-Nassau Malchin 416 UC Necklenburg Miihedy 674 11 Xt)lwAachen Matmhein 171 21 Baden xuburg 224. 14 Kurhessen Yhriienbad 626 35 Sud8tenland Xarienbeq 357 16 Sachsen Xmienburg 152 37 &mzig-Westpmussea NLariatm3r~er 297 37 Ih&zig-Testpr8Uss8n Maktheidenfeld 363 Idainfranke n Xeiningen 358 :: THringen ide issen 208 16 Sachsea x8lk 28 Niederdonau !&h-lilg8R :z 14 Kurhessan Memel 471 Ostpreussen &X?liIlg8IY 312 2 Wxwaben Meppen Jb8 7 130rdse e K:erg8ntheitn, Bad 443 20 W~titeii~berg Mersebuq -2 15 tiittelland ILietwLand 713 25 Yrfeatmark Xeta-Stadt 25 7ti8StlIla33C Kies zg 35 Sudetenbnd Missbach 595 19 HochZand Eltenbeq 39 li3ainfranken Mind8 n 15 9 %mtftien-NOrd Moers u? 10 Rullllwiadlamhein m1l.R 463 6 No&mark Xiolsh8i.m 739 21 Baaen Monschau 840 11 K61n-Aachen Xontabaus 771. 13 H8ss8n-2Iassall Hosbach 4a 21 Baden i

4Xl.20 BANN GEBXET Location No.

03438 227 42 Westfalen-Sold OPP8ln 63 40 Oberschlesien 03%31i3burg 278 03tpr8ussen Oschatz 215 12 Sachsen Oschersleben 23 Mittelelbs Osnabrf.lck-Land 286 7 Nordse e o&abxUck-Stadt 78 7 Nordsee Osterbuq 749 23 3Cttelelbe Ostemd6 18 Ostpreussen Osterode/katx -A Niedersachsen Ostrowo 38 Wartheland

Pabianice 666 38 Wartheland Paderborn 281 9 W8stfalen-Nord Parchirn a- 148cklenburg Passau $65 22 Bayreuth Peine 44.8 8 Wiedersachsen Perg 535 29 Oberdonau Pfaffenhofen 854 19 Nochland Pforzheim 172 21 Baden Pilsen 481 Befehl.sst.Bbhmen u.Mblhran Pinneberg 499 6 Nordmark Eirmasens 703 25 Yestmrk Pirna 177 16 Sachsen Plauen 1% 16 Sachsen Pless 40 Oberschlesien Plbhnen 796 I Ostpreussen Potsdam 374 2 Hark Brandenburg Posen 651 38 Wartheland p-43 682 Befehlsst.B&msn &tin Prenzlau a 2 Uark Brandenburg Preussisch Xylau 291 I Ostpreussen Preussisch Holland 3 I Ostprwssen Pritzwalk 373 2 Mark &?andenburg Quedlinburg 23 Mttelelbe Querfurt 399 15 3;littelland Radom Befehlss,Gen.Gouvernewnt Hagnit 270 I Ostpr0ussen Rappoltsweiler 742 21 B&n Rastenburg 4 I Ostpr8ussen Bathenow 723 $Iark Brandenburg Ratibor 62 4: Oberschlesien Ravensburg 124. 20 iRirtternberg Ratitsch 658 38 Wartheland B8eS 57 10 Ruhr-Niederrhein Recklinghsen 252 9 Westfalen-Nord Re@;ensburg 3u 22 Bayreuth Reichenbach/kzle 379 4 Niederschlesien Reichenberg 631 35 Sudetenland Reichenhall, Bad 336 19 Ho&land ReIlGg8II 3% 12 xoselland Bemscheid 231 IXIssaldorf Rendsburg 163 % NOrdmark BANN GEBIET Location

Reutlin~en tc29 20 w&z'ttemberg Reutte 575 33 Timl-VorarUxq Rheine 263 9 Westfalen-Nolrd Ried/i.Innkreis 29 0b8rdOWll Rochlitz a 16 SaChSen Rockenhausm 705 25 Westi Rohrbach 533 29 Oberdonau Rosenheim 328 19 Hochland Restock-Land 757 24 IJ8cklenburg Restock-Stadt 90 UC Meoklenburg CM-Hannover zi Franken Rottweil 20 Vlltirttembexyj -rg 35 Sudetanland Saalfeld 23.8 17 !%tbi~~8 L-J SaarbrUcken 70 25 W8stDXCk Saarburg 2% 32 MosaXland Saargen-i&d WY 25 w8stmaz'k Saarlautern 3 25 Westmark Saaa 633 35 Sudetenland SBckingen 728 21 Baden Sagen 378 4 Niederschlesien SalzbuqpLand g3 32 Salzburg Salzburg-Stadt 578 32 Salzburg Salzgitter 945 8 Niedersachsen SaXWd81 23 bI%tt818lb8 samter 653 38 Warthelmd ‘Sangerhausen 397 15 Zrfittelland St,Goarshausen 288 13 Hessan-Nassau St.Ingbert 25 3Yestmark St.Pblten ;s 28 Niederdonau St.Veit/a.d&lau 31 Xbnten SaUlg8.U 20 Wurttemberg S&&ding 4z 29 Oberdonau Scheibbs 28 Niedezdbnau Schlsiden g!i 11 K&ml-Aache n Schleswig 86 6 NOXd.Rl&Ck Schlettsadt 21 Baden schlochau i!g 5 Pommrn SchMchtern 392 13 Hessen-Nassau Schmalkalden 32 17 Thiiringen ~Schneidemilhl 371 5 Pom.mern Sche)nberg 759 2.4 Umklenburg Sch6nebeck 209 23 tiittelelbe ScbrMtersbuq 1 Ostpreussen Schw&bisch GmUnd 439 20 'i92irttemberg Schwhibisch FIaU 20 wmtexbeq Schwaz 571 33 Tirol-Vorarlbcrg ScImeidnitz 10 4 Nied8mchlesien Schweintit 335 39 laainfranken Schweinitz 234 15 aittellmd Schwerin-Land 756 a- Mecklenburg Schwerin-Stadt 89 Mecklenbwg Segeberg 822 2 NOIYbXk

a.22 BANN -IGEBXET Location

Senftanbcrg 47 2 &lark Brandenburg Sensburg 151 I Ostpr8uss8n Sichelberg 789 I Ostpr8uss8n Siegburg a0 II K&n-Aache n Sigmaringen 20 mrttembew Simbach/Inn 22 Bayreuth Simmem 24-f-3 12 liloselland Sinsheim 727 21 Baden SO8St 132 42 'IVestfalen-Sad Solingen 232 34 BtiSs81dOX"f Sonneberg 219 17 !PMringe n Sorau 275 2 Hark Brandenbuq SpeY= 708 25 Westmxrk Spittal/a.d.Urau 565 31 K8,rnten Stade 190 41 Ost-Hannover stargad 9 5 Ponrmern Starnbem 850 19 Hochland Stassfurt 754 23 Mittelelba Steinburg 418 6 Nordmrk Stendal 410 23 ~fi/litt818~be Sternberg 04 Sud8tenland Stettin 355 Po.miern Stegrl: 5; ‘LY Obardonau Stockach 729 21 Bad8n Stoll.berg 210 16 Sachsen stolp 49 5 FO~lUl8ITl Storkow (Beeskow) $8 2 Ir2ark '3randanbwg Stralsund 42 5 PomiI8rn Strassbuw-Land 740 21 Baden Strassburg-Stadt 7% 21 Baden Straubing 346 22 Bayreuth Striegau 4 ?Cederschlesien stuhnl 877 37 Danzig-Vestpreussen Stuttgart (Cross) 119 20 ‘Hrttembcrg Sulingen 73 8 Xiedersachsen Sulz 558 w Steicmark Tachau 635 35 Sudetenland ch3rrHmg 581 32 Salzbuq Tam 745 21 Baden Yerxplin 370 Marlc Drandanbu~ TepLitz-Schanau 636 325 sd8 t8 nland T8SCFEtl 02 4c Oberschlesisfl Tetschen Sud8tenlaacl Thorn 2;: ;7 Danz~~~~~~estp~eussan Tilsii; ' 41 I C‘stpmmssen Wlz, Bad 337 19 EJ,ochlahd Torgau 72 15 Mittelland Traben-Trarbach 245 I.2 MoselZand Trauensteiti 594 19 Ho&land 'I'rautenau 638 35 Sudetenland Trebnitz 376 4 Niederschlesien Trier 69 12 KoseUanh TrOppau 639 35 Sudetenland Ttibingen 125 20 Wirt t embe rg Tuchef 881 37 Danzig-YJestpreus3en BANN GEs.Is T

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!7!Ulln 510 28 Niedardonau Tuttlingen w3 20 --ternberg

uberlingen 4@3 21 Baiien Uelzen 284. 41 Ost-Hannover IKlJn J-20 30 T&-ttemberg

Vaihingen 428 20 \~&ttemberg Vechta 225 7 Nordsee Velzen-Dannenberg 284 41 ost-Hannover Verden 265 41 Qst-Hannovw Vi833U-t 660 38 \Yartheland Villach 31 K&nten Villingsn 407 21 Baden Vilshofen 844 22 Bayreuth Vbcklabruck 29 Oberdonaxl Vltlkernarkt 50 31 K&rnt&3 VKLklingen &6 25 \~estmark Vorchtorf 29 Obexdonau Waiblingen 364 20 Mtemberg Waidhofen 521 28 Niederdonau @aldenburg 375 4 Niederschlesien wtidfnanchen-0bervischlazxh waldshut 405 21 Badea 'iKalsrode 271 41 Ost-Rannover Wangen/Allgau 432 20 Wfkttemberg 'WTanne-Nickel 30 42 Westfalew3id Wanzlaben 752 23 Mitte1t31be WZUWI zs. BIiecklenburg Warendorf-Backum zk 9 Westfalen-Nerd Wasserburg 593 19 Ho&land Wehlau 290 I Ostpreuesen Weiden 306 22 Bayreuth Weimar 17 Thtlringen Weissenburg ET 18 Franken Weissenburg 735 21 Baden weissenfels 138 16 Sachsen weiz b/Graz 935 30 Steiermark Welt3 543 29 Oberdonau Wertheim 212 21 BadsI3 Wesermfbnd8 285 u Oat-Hannover Westerburg 87 13 Hessen-Nassau Wetzlar 88 13 Hessen-Nassau Wisn- MMling, BezV 505 27 Wie n ost, Bez. II 92 27 wien Ott&ring 27 Wian SchBnbrunn, Baz.VI 4z 27 wim Sllii, Bezr III 503 27 WlCQ3 West, BezXI 507 27 Y&en Bee.1 501 27 Wien BfXCLIV 27 Wien Baz,VIXI $k 27 Wien B0Z.IX 99 27 Wien BANN GEpIET iocation

Wiena>Neustadt 513 28 Niederdonau W.asbaden 80 13 Hessen-Nassaar 59 7 Nordsee Wismar 413 2.4. Xecklenbug YW3xm/Ruhr 205 4.2 Yestfalen-Stid Wittenberg 356 25 Mittelland Wittenberge 197 2 Kark Brandenburg Wittingen 380 41 Ost-Hansuver tfittlich a-4 12 EIosellrrnd 'Johlau 50 4 Niederscblesien Wolf'ach 733 21 Baden WolfsnMttel &? 8 Niedersachsen Wolfsberg 568 3l. Kbnten Wobnfrstedt 23 Xttelelbe X0X7X3 118 13 Hessen-Nassau Wunsiedel 697 22 Bayreuth Vuppertal 17 js, Msseldorf @upp rtal-E lbe rfe Id 267 34 I.Xsse1dox-f Wtiatirg-Stadt 309 39 Mai.nPraraken Wrzburg-Land 334 39 Maintianksn

ZaIxrn 737 21 Baden Zell m See 582 32 Salzburg Zeitz 398 15 mttelland , Zerbst 7% 23 Mittelebbe J&+i.em.~ 679 1 Ustpreussen zittau 102 16 Sachsen ZnaiK P-36 28 I\iiedetionau ZweibrCtcken 322 25 Westnm-k Zwettl 520 28 Xiffderdoneur Zwickau 133 16 Sachsen Zwischenaix, 3ad 825 7 Nordsee Zwiesel 868 22 Bayreuth Zwittau 628 35 Sudetenland Z~ll.ichau 46 2 ILark 3rar~denburg WehrerMqhtigunjqXla~er (Ike-military Training Camps)

(IKE% '#hers known, the Comndant% name iti listed in brackets after the school),

GEBIET: WEL: fiDcAT1m:

I. Ostpreussen m II ROs8ns88

2. &idc Brandenburg VELI

3. Berlin KEL I Gl8Wf3h Dreetz/a.Sch#ferbex&

c Sommerlager Klein Korb

4. Niedsrschlesien REL Kunzsndorf Bartniflr,Militsch

x Vomilit~sch,e Gmss Iser Schiausbildungs- lager (Siegfrisd GOSs'i'KT)

5. Pommern KELI Goddentow/kr,lauenberg (La@* wIlsux@ WEL II Westfalenhof (Star. M&UN)

wi3L Gross Born/Mustettin tic Smmerl~er Lubmin

6, Noxdmrk YXL Dr Leek-Schmt)rhahn (H.G~~~.D~.scHUKMN) cS0mmerl~er Fissm-&tin (t1otor HJ)

. Niedersachsen mu: H&mlheide (SS,U,Stuf,GIGAS) L Probably cmwerted into %XL, 8ehrerMchti~a~sl~er (Continued)

GEBXET: LEATION:cm--

9. WestPalen+ord WEL I Haltern/Westf, WL ~~stdorf/b.3ennel~er WEL Au~rstilorr/'b.Sennel~er m 37 Mari nwald (Geff .FRESTAG)

10. iiuhx+iederrhein la!L III IIarzbeck/u.GeMem (Staf,CAmJZ) f I a KLSln-Aache~~ ml. I SC?-& L&n/E i.fc1 km ST meifall (Solbcq) MEL Geilsnkixthen (OJ3af.KLOW) WEL Gerrce-ter Kohlccheid

M-EL Marlsbetiden WEL Ytig$prath

13. Hess~n-Nassau WEL wm II (Obaf.W.BOIIZR) WEL StegskCpf'jWesterwaM

X SCU?mer&agcr Ge ilJ-KIU (m3af.sm.HL)

Illi., Kurhesse n V&L II (C.Gefr. -wmK) WL III Kiegenh3.in/LLjrez.3.Cassel WL I7 Post R&rschein/Ct Trqy= Post Rtlhruchei~/ti il"r3ysa

3+fj, Mittelland WELLI

W-ELIs (0. Staf.dhTaR) x Rmbably converted into WEL. W&rertkhtigungslager (Continued)

36. sachsern mL Neukhh8n/Kr,Chemitz WSL II WmJIII Straschitz oJw4) xbl

Schibach,&r, ~e~shitz Schloss Hainewalde/b. Zittm /kr.Oschatz

wlELxII Altenberg i K.-Sommerlager Dah3ener Meide "Buch"

17* Tkgiringsn tm Bad Be&a mII Oh333ZUf

WEiL VaCh& Ranis

lg. Kochland YEL %wuchtlingen WEL

20. Wtfrttemberg JEL Hechingen/W&t-l;emberg m11 AltensteQ/b. 'W Sxhenta&%irttembeq x Ausbildwgslager Oberstau.ffen g Probably converted into XEL. .~~ehrert~chti~~~n~sl~er (Continued) @JJ-J-JpP: Wi!Z: -dUXAT'CON‘:

21. Badetl UnloiTfen mx II Rauenstein;PPfa33 WLL III Karrenalf/Schwarm (La@?. BUHJxIm?~\ c Ftkrrersommerlager

22. Bayreuth #EL II Guttenthau/b.Kcmnath XZL III Zrasbach/b.Neumrk

23. Eittelelbe U&L Bernburg

MEL HW~~

33d8

2&, Xecklenburg WELI Varen V/XL II '#axen

25. Westmar% 3c Segelflug Gemershe@falz Somerlager 3c Segelflug Fr8hnerhof Somerlager I Segelflug Niederbmnn Somerlager 9c Segelflug Ochsenfeld Sommrlager 4c Ssgelflqg Modern Somerlager !K Segelflug St.Avold Sommerlager 5 Segelflug Schalka ndorf Soximerlagzr K Segelflug Schallodenbach Sommerlager z Pmbably converted into.%EL. IOCATJION: / 27. Wien h’rn Grass Hollsnstein Raab/a.d. Thaya

WZL III Ritmannshof/b.Zwettl ilt Reichsstreif'en- ss-ICraftf~schule, dienst Lehrgang Sc?&bmm , (=I 28. Ni8derdonau al Lagsrschle ThumBrsbach

29, Oberdonau YpeLI VorchtorS xi& II (Staf,Z%ITLM?G)

3. Steiezmark Hasla.b.Bfx+cf~ld YiEL II StJZuprrJcht/a,d&.ab wEL III xx, Cilli Smemgg

w Schilager Lachtalhaus Pragerhof~nter- steiemark

in Ausbildungslager WBrther See (Marine-HJ) x Ausbildungslager Wbrthsr See x AusbildLmgslager Wkther Sac

3l.. K&mten Grie s ?~&sch/i.Gailtal

WEL d.Gruss- Seebod8n/&~~~he~ emanischen Jugend f Ba.f*mmT! WEL Steiafel~rautal (Staf.KIRSCHNER)

33. Tir&-Vorarlberg WEL I Naurach/a.Achensee vBL II Buchau/a.Achensee ' I Lager Mtd.kalm R'Lag6F Scbwendt/b,K6ssen ss Probably converted into mL. ~~e~ertftchti:n~slager continued) GBDT: WEL: IOCATION:

34. Utisseldorf vi?ELI Gemtid w3L II1

35. Sudetenland NEL I Heinrichsgtin (Baf. RXRU) M3L Wildflecken (staf,vuGEL) WEL IV Kochlitz-E'ranzental/ a.d. Isar FUhrernachwwhs- Kbnigs~tte/b.Te~litz- lager &Mnau

K Sommerlae;er Wranitz/Sasaut&L

36. Schmbe a Schloss Frundsberg/b, Kindelheim

x Vormilittiischer Nebelhorrr Schilemang

37* Danzig-Vestpreussen X2L I Lautenburg/Wpr,

ym -J Bodenwinkel (Ostaf. WEKDT)

38. 3axtheland VUL T Beqstaat (SS-U.Stur.L;EITR) -km Zirke/Kr*Birnbaum

40. Oberschlesien wx!xJII Bad Gottschalkowitz I Schilager Z-On

42, K'estfalek-Stid m%L BUhlert/%r.Xonschau

x Probably converted into VJL. GebietsfYihrerschulen (Re~ional7Yraini.o~ Camps for Unit Leaders)

G!!!HKJ ___---_ s'c~iC?OL -_ -1 -40. @.b3 -e-eLocation I. Ostpreussen I ibmo t t en Boschimmen/Fost Lyck-Land II Zlspt31 @3fdenten

2. Mark Brandenburg I (Gerhard Liebsch Cottbus 3. Berlin ? Herbert; h’orkus 13irkenwerdar 4. 'Niederschlesien I Georg Preiser Odarh3ltsch/Fw. Guhrau II Hassitz

5. Pornmrn I Hans Mallon Sinow%chheida/b Stettin SI Machlin 6, No&mark I Otto 13lbcker Male rite-Grems- miihlen II Gudenbcxg

7. Mordsee 1 Hans Nof fhan AUdhl8/b. ' ?I Bad Zwischenahn 8, rdiedersachsen Peter Fri8ss DehmkeJf-lmeln

Y* '~estfalen=No~ Walter Wagnitz Schloss Schwans- bell/b. L&en Hal&m IO. EuhrchTiederrhsin I I-1e rbe rt Hmarde ??W?gdlpt?n II Lintford

11. KBln-Aachen I Paul Yhewellis . K&n II Baldur van Sckirach Godesberg

12. Moselland I Erich Nie.j ahr Niederlahnstein 12 Cederhauscn 13. HesserrNassau 1: Christian ELfviZle/a. lihein GtissnianU XI K6nigshofen/ Taunus

-l5, MittelJ.and Werner Gerhard Gut Grimritz/b. Halle

6 Sachsen s flans Queitzsch Grethen/b. Erimna I1 Glauchau III b, Dresden -I7. Thfiringen Rudolf Schr8der Allstedt/a.d. Helms Gebietsftihrerschulen (SontinTxed)

(slm22 _ ----- SGHUUL,- -..- ,_I_y !!s_ Yame ---Location 18. Fraoken Zosef GYCln Cadolzburg

19. Hochland Josef Neumeier Weyarn/b. Eiesbach

20. YJtirttemberg Wilhelm Neth Stuttgart-Solitude

21. Baden I Fritz Kr8beP Ettlingen II Ollweilcr tiastatt Neckaqerntind 23, klittelelbe Thale

25. westmark I He;sshe-i_m II Bitsch Burg Lichtenberg/b. Kusel Kaiserslalxtern Tuttau Dibberxen/b. Yarburg

27. wien Plankenberg 28. Niedetionau &d-doss Sitzenberg/ Kr. 'L'ulln

30. SteiemRark Retzhof

31. K8rnten Velden/W8rthersee

32, Salzburg Wilhelm Gustloff Gr8dig

34. Dtlsse ldorf Xanten Sudetenland Schloss Kle.i;zau/b. 359 Tuchelsberg Marienwerdcr 37. Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland Eicbenhain 3% Mt\llen/b, Gnesen Seebtick/b. Ychril.m

40. Oberschlesien sicot schau

4-L Ost-Rannover Karl Ireinz Ruchho3.z Schlenkrich x Iscnhagen-Hankens- btittel

Yl'estfalen-Stid Halden 42, Castrop-Kauxel Kcichsschulen und -Lager (Schools ana GCmpzf ii?.T$*)

s<- ‘( <; L -i-L- -\*: (;%Q-j-JJJ’i: k‘. I 1 i,ri$ !*,Ic;mry -.A --.-A* *---- Akadcmie-.-e fir ,I~*enCftihrur?j: BraQnschweig 8. Niedersachsen

I Yrieros 3 Mark Brandenburg II Seomos/i3odensee 2;: Baden IL1 "Ad&ral V. 'I'rotha" Ziegenort r. Uckermfinde 5. ~l3ml.?uern IV geusiedl Pa. See 28. Niedcrdonau Lauenhain/Jf.ittweiha 16. Sachsen Xeichssportschulen

5: Braunaq/%ober, %. L6wenberg 4. Niederschlesien II k'reiburg/Braisgau 21. aaden III Stuttgart-Degerloch 20. Mirttsmberg N Gladback 9. Hestfalen-3oti v St, Ruprecht/b. Tilfach 31, K8rnten

I b. Dessau 23. ii,$ittelelbs II Germeter K4ln-Aachen II (Nachricht en XJ) IJet2 ::: Westmark III Eningen 20, Wrttemberg FJ Stegskopf~~~esterrrala 13. Xessen-Nassau Xeichsschiess- ~2nd Gd.bdes~hulen Boyden I, Ostpreussen Potsdam 2. Zark Brandenburg Xittelburg 18. Franken Beichsschiessschule Oberraassfeld 17. Thtiringen

Reichs~enaflthrerinnensc~lulen-- I~Ettelburg/b. Eutin 6. h'ordmark Obermassfeld/b. Meiningen 1-L ThUringen Reichsju$qendfihrerschule

Potsdam 2, Mark Brandenburg Reichsseaelf~la~chulen

Schxangau 19* Ho&land ' Trebbin 2. Xark Brandenbujcg Kei,chsschule f&r So&ale Jupandarbeit &mmer/b. Golzow 2. Grk Brandenburg &ichsschulen ur.d -La.= (Continued)

Reichsschule f%.r~~eltansch@iche S.chulun_g Schloss Molchow/b. Neuruppin 2, Mark Brandenburg Tieichsfu~kschule der ELJ I.3Uerlin-Charlottenburg " 3. Berlin Reichsschule, KLV ste inau/wer 4. Niederschlesien Krie&etremq@enst iI;tSnnsdorf/Dresden (Vleisser Hirsch) 16. Sachsen

Nec'nrichtensportschunule ---der H,J Plauen/i. Vogtland 16, Sachsen de,ite_rschule der HJ

. Plauen/i, 'Jo?;tland 16, Sachsen

Traunstein/Oberbayern 19, Hochland Niederhausen Cstlandfti1rerschuI.e der XT Marien-rverder/Ordenschloss 37. Danzip Westpreussen

Gurek/b. Teschen 40. Oberschlesien

Reichsschulun~sburhr,-*_I Erwitte 42, Westfalen-Stid ~poasti+xhtlie -d. ---rrc RSF Nationalpolitischs %rziehungsanstalten (Wational Political Educational Establishments ) Kame of school where known is given in brackets after the 18cation

GEBIET 1;ocATICN 2. Mark Brandenburg Eleucelle/b. Guben Pot sdam 3. Berlin Berlin-Spandau 4. Niederschlesien Naumburg Wahlstadt 5. Pomuern Kl)slin 6. No&ark Pl&&olstein 7. Nordsee Haseliinne IO. RutiNiederrhein Heythusen (IiolIand) 11. Kiln-Aachen Bensberg/b. Kt)ln Valkenburg Holland) 12, Bloselland Colmarberg I Luxemburg) 13. Hessen-Nassau Oranienstein a.d. 15. Mittelland Schulpfort 8//b. Kauxburg h'aumburg/Saale 16. Sachsen Klotzsche/b, Dresden Meissen (W&4 Rirstenschule) Schneckengrttn 47. THiringen Illfelq/karz IV. Hochland Neubeuern/Inn 20, Wflrttemberg Backnang Rottwefl 21. Baden ,4chern Reichenau 23. hlittelelbe Ballenstedt (Nl?E%AAnhalt) K&hen 25. Westmark Marnheim (NHU Weierhof) Rufach St. Wendel 27. Wien Breitensee/b. Xien Wien Wien/%auernhausgasse -28. Niederdonau G&tweig Hubertendorf' Traiskirchen Turnitz 30. Steierinark Seckau Vorau

31 l Kbnten Millstadt/Spanheim St. Paulfiavant St. Veit 35. Sudetenland YloschkoWitz 37. Danzig-Xest- stuhm preussen 38. Wartheland Reisen Wollstein 40. Oberschlesien Lublinitz Gebietsfcldsche~schulen-- (Schools for Medical Technicians)

.A---LGCATIOl'/ 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 l5srlin -0;J, Niedcrsachsen Musi'lcschule BTEUc s c!T

II. MHln-Aache n Jugc narL1usikschule s Lc,gburg 13. EIessewNassa~t Muuikschule Frar: kfurt/a.M. 17. l'M\rirIge r-l Lehrgang fYir Jugend Weimar, schloss V, ~CIllC~mU~~ikl~ItfZr* “,f?lVC?dfZLY? MUSikbCht?lB Sondex+shausca MUSikSChUlF: We imar

23. Mit-Wdbe Gebietsmtts iksch~rl~z Dardesheim 22-b Hamburg

30. stei.elIn-Euk Mu:;;ikhcchschwl.c Schloss $$i$? fl tJL1 k-g Cebietsmusikschu1e

3-L Berlin Lehrgang fi\r J&end 23~1 in-4Jharlot-t et;- V. Vo~~smusiklcitcr bUTg M~sikschu3.e dcr HJ "Bella Vista"

38, WartheJand Mueikschule Poscr1 Adolf-=Hitler S&-&en

1. Ostpreussen Tilsit 2. Mark Brandenburg Fran-/a. Cder 4. Niederschlssien wartha 5. Pommern Krllssinsee Il. KOln-Aachen K&Cgswinter Vogelsang/&&d 'iibelbr61

12, b;loselIand Koblenz Flatten

16, Sachsen Fe&e Sonnensteln/f?irna 17. Th&ringen Weimar

19. Hochland Chieasee 22. Bayreuth Hesselberg 2l+. Mecklenbuq 25 Westmark Landstuhl Frankenthal

36. Schwaben Sonthofen/Allg!5u 37. Danzig-West- Jenkau praussen

B@fehbstell8 Heulosberg Bdhmen-Mhren I@au Land-kqer (Farm Service Caqs;

--YWSILT T%?E OF CAHI? LCGATT-ON I+ 03tpreussen Landjahrlager Karnitteil 2, Mark Brzndenbqrg Lauddienstlehrhof

6. Niedersachsen Lsnddienstlehrhof 33digehause n/b. G&tingen

15. Mittell.and Lznddienstlehrhof hbtsdorf 16. 'sachsen Landdienstlehrhof Heidehof/b. Moritzburg Landdienstlehrhof Koppe lsdorf Umsied2ungslager Riesa (Land)

“L-e3'? EaylPeuth Landdiegstlehrhof Neqark Landdienstauekse- &yreuth lager

2i+, Mecklenburg L)anddienstlchrbof Neckeln

3L Steiennark Landdienstfager Laubegg Landdienstlager Preding Lcnddienstlager SBding

37* Danzig-Kest- landdicostl~er Kiederzehren/zCr. pl%USSen '%iederXndsch" Marienwerder

3ye hkinfrartken Kriegseinsatzlager f-;assfx%-Ebern (Land!

Befehlssteile Landdienstla@r HBfer Bbbmen 'J, M%hren LWidkellStla@r Yattersdorf (Representatives Abmad)

CO=: NAbE & RANK: AUCTION: Belgiw EilinNm~TZ, G., G&f* Chef d. Befehlsst, Be&&en, sew, o.staf. j%hrer d, FMmischen HJ, TEICH&WN, G-erhati, H,%f. MF. Beauftragter ti D8nemark

F?X%nCe Htibert, H.Eeff. Landes jqgendtirer i. F~eich (K)

Hwry Dr.Heinrich, c;Febf. Gebf. d. Geb."west" (Westxmgam u.Buck?ep&) ThXMA, H.Baf. Beauftragter f%r KLV i. ungarm Japan JAHN, Dr.He= La22desgxxppemer, Kobe/ SCHULm, Reinhold, 5,Gebf. RJF. Bea=ufYragter i. TOW/

EOlland VOSS, O.Baf. Chef d. Befehlsstelle Niederlande (i.v.) PEZERS, Willy, 0. Geff, Bannleiter d. HJ. f%? Nerd-Holland

Latvia IikR, 0. Gebf. Chef d, BefehZsstelfe OS f&XLld.

Poland SC- I G, H.Baf. K-Chef d. Befehlsst Generalgouvernement, Icrakatl Eu3cxm, B.&ff. l?Bhrer, Bann Wars&au lZi%XCE,Helmut, Baf. Leiter d. Jugendamt, Ltiblin -OH O.Schaf. SOF. , Radom ZXOTTLER(?j, O.Baf, Radom Portugal L&333, Dr. Leiter, Portugal SC&m, Dr. Leiter, Lisbon/

Russia NlIEKMJ, H.Baf. Chef d. Befehlsst. Osten scmz, 0 l 3af . mr d. YJeissr&hen- ischen Jxend

Slovakia GILGE, &2ch, K,Baf. Bar-m Pressburg spin EPURS HJ* , S-p&en VQWB, H c Ckf f. SOF, Barcelona

Sweden CARSTk3, Dr. Heinz Landes $q"ggqj~y~~- i, sch~;ied.cn SFFrnC l-llxDQTIrn.RS ALLIED Ei.x.PEDTTICIiNkfiY Ilx%xx iWALUATSCiNW DISSEMlN~TXOiVSl-XX?F~hr C-2 (CilUNTFR IIfT~I,lGLXCl< ZX%-JXVIS%OTJ) ' I:? 4

3 A s I, c HANDBOOK OF T EI E HJ

A N N E x E c

Diagrams and Plates L.".c-~cc---~.w~-I-LIY .

WL%/G/5 Compiled by k4lIiX3(LONDOTI; Rrmch) Prom Material Available at WASHIKGTONand LONXQ~ THE REICHSJUGENDFUHRUNG (RJ F) (Reich Youth Directorate)

1 REICHSJUGENDFUHRER (

I I HAUPTAMT I HAUPTAMT II HAUPTAMT III HAUPTAMT ill Per:anolamt AmtWrhrertuchtlyun~ p!Giiyyy r*mtGhtrvrrw.ltunqI Prrrre w&d OryonlrottonrJmt ~popaqmdoaml WITtlChOttSamt h-tHJ~terlchtrborkc!t Kulturamt -1I”rpokt,o”rdienrt=ll= NOTEFo, fu,urTher e,o&7ror,ofi se*m/awm”~ ‘bQp% Units and Unit Commanders of the H 3 PROPER

1 RElCHSJUGENDFijHRER 1 I

IO-50 in the Gebict

Str -approx 600 5-10 in the Bonn

I , GEFOLGSCHAFT GEFOLGSCHAFT GEFOLGSCHAFT GE FOLGSCHAFT

a.b:;;%J%$+;~$;;r Strenqth 150 L I SCHAR Scharfuhrrr or OberacharfUhrer I , I 1 K*MER*DsCH*FT KAMERADSCHAFT K*MtwDSCH*FT ~am.rad%chattsf"hr~ror ObrrX.m~.r.~rh.tlIt"hrPr Ptrcngth I, I I ROTTEI I clRotlrnf”hr*r (.tizq Organisation of a HJ-GEBIET W i t h Unit Commanders

1 HJ-GEBIET 1

HJ DJ BDM JM I I MXDELRING JUNGMADELRING (Mtidelrinqfiihrerin) (Junqmddelrinqfiihrerin)

MYDELGRUPPE JUNGMADELGRUPPE (MadPlqrupppnr’uhrerin) (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.

'IiXEiYOUTH LEAD~RAND l34MEDIATESTAFF ReichsMndftier ArturAXUNN TReich Youth Leader) Stellirertretender Reichsjugendf+&rer O.Gebf. Dr. PE'M'ER TDeputy Reich Youth Leader) Ad jutant Baf. Gerhard WELTZIN IAdjutant) Stabsf#hrer Helmut M&XI, (Chief of 5taff) Reichsreferentin BIM. Dr. Jutta R&DEER TIlirector of BIN.>

TKECSWIALEXElCUTIVEmCHES Zentralamt H.Baf. FRMXE (K) 7ministration Office) / Auslands- und Volkstumsamt O.Baf. ScMlMIDT(K) (Branch for Germans Abroad and Gemanism) Hauptabteilungsleiter O.Ba,f. Herbert BRINWMN (Chief of a Main Section) Beim "O&land" U&f. NZXMANN (With Reich Commissioner "Ostland") Japanreferent mm (Secretary for Japanese Affairs) Leiter der Auklandsdeutschen Baf. STCCKINGm Schiilerheirne (Director of Schools for German Youth from Abroad)

ANNEXEC Dienststelle Kinderlandverschickunq H.Baf, GI#lTTNER (Branch for the Evacuation of Children)

Sachbearbeiter fltr Kinderland- Erich FEEDBEEG verschickung (Secretary for the O.Baf, GANZSP~GEL Evacuation of Children) Kriegsbetreuungsdienst Gebf. Dr, MOKA (Welfare Sex-Aces to Regular Armed Forces) Kommndeur der Adolf-Hitler-Schulen O.Gebf. Dr, PF;TTER (Commander of The Adolf Hitler Schools) Adolf-HitlerSchulen, O.Baf. GARDE (Bureau for Adolf Hi-tler Schools) O.Baf, KRONBERGER O.Staf. SCHRANK

THF:HAuPThER (mARws)

HUPTAX? I (Department I) Beauftragter (Acting Chief) Gebf, BU&S Personalamt Gebf. BUD&S (Personnel Bureau) Organisationsamt H,Baf, BOIKXFXT (R) (Organisation Bureau) Am%HJ. - Gerichtsbarkeit H.Baf, lQXEl3X (K) (HJ. Legal Affairs)

HAUPTAXI!II (Department 11) Chef (Chief) 0,Gebf. Dr. SCKLbER Amt Wehrertfichtigunq O.Gebf. Dr. SCKL~R (Pre-Military Training Bureau) w Vertreter des OKW. Oberstleutnant (Armed Forces Representative) KR?TSCWkfER r~ Verbindungsoffizier zum OKW. Kapitkn 2, S, Karl (Liaison Officer to Armed NARATH Forces High Command) &n-t L&be&bun= (Physical Training Bureau)

Chef (Chief) ' H.Baf. ABELBECK Fachwart fti Bergsteigen Staf. KOCH (Inspector for M&ntain Training) kiter der Gymnastikschule Heinrich KEDAU (Director of the Gymnastic School) H#UJP!UMTIII (Department 11X) Chef {Chief) O,Gebf', Dr. SCHZ&SER Amt f'tLr weltanschauliche Schulung 0.33af. GRIESMAYR(K) (Bureau for Ideological Training) Presse und Propagandaamt XBaf. MEMMINGEZ TPress and Propaganda Bureau) * Hauptstelle Jugendfilm Staf. ~Fritz FINOHR (Youth Film Control Centre) w Beauftragter f'tir das Jugend- O.Baf. l?ritz HEX23 schrifttum (Youth Literature Control Representative)

x Reichsjugendpressedienst ' Gebf. titer KMFMANE (National Press Service for Youth Publications) I The HJ publications are as follows:- Umtliches Nachrichtenblatt!' ("Official Gazette of RJF.") "Junge Welt" ('Young World') Paf. UTERUNN r'Wille und Mach& ('Will and Powe9) Gebf. G8nter KAUFMANN

"Das Junge Deutschland" O,Baf, Albert aLER ("Young GerMany") Wer Pimpf" ("The Cub") O.Baf. Herbert RElZEEKER "Sport der Jugend" ("Youth Sports") Ruprecht ScHuL;EMAw '3i.e Junge Dorfgemeinschaft" Baf. Edmund SAU ("Youth in the *') x Referent ffir Sozialpolitik Albert M8UER (Representative,from Hauptamt IV for Social-political matters) Kulturamt (Cufturekureau)

Chef (Chief) H.Baf, ZANDm, Leiter ffk Musik (Musical Director) O.Baf. Wolfgang sm Baf, MMEWSKt Institut Pur N3 Jugendarbeit 0,Gebf. Dr. ScHLkm (National Socialist Youth Activities Institute)

Reichsjugendbfichkrei 0,Gebf. Dr. SCHL&EER (Reich Youth Library) ~UFTAM!l! IV (Department IV) Chef (Chief) Artur AXEQANN Saziales Amt Gebf, ScHE2oEDER (Social Service Bureau) x Kommuxalreferent 0,Baf. KESSINGER (Secretary for Public Relations) H&f. EHIiLICHER

R Am-t ftir Jugendhilfe GerhardMOSES (Youth Welfare Bureau) Friedchen HERBOLD 0,Baf. HEID-

Amt fti Gesundheit der Hitler-Jugend (NJ Health Bureau) Chef (Chief) H.Baf. Dr. Richard LIEBENC37 Dr. Rudi NEUN

Reichsjugendarzt H,Baf. Dr. Richard (Reich Youth Medical Director) LIEBENOW

Amt Erholungswerk 0,Baf. KERN (Convalescence Bureau) Amt Bauerntum und Landqienst O.Baf. WINTER IBureau for Agriculture and Land Work) Beauftragter des Reichsbauern- Baf. Werner RIETZ ftirers (Representative of the Reich Farm Leader)

HAUPTM V (Department V) Stabsfwrer (Chief of Staff) Helmut M&XEL Bauamt (Building and Constructian Bureau) H.Baf. KRAUSE Amt fElr Heime und Herbergen O,Gebf, Johannes RODATZ (Youth Homes and Hostels Bureau) )IEReferent Jugendwohnheime Staf. HINZ (Youth Homes Representative) Arbeitsausschuss Heimbeschaffung O,Gebf, Johannes RODATZ (Youth Hostels and Housing Commission)

ANNEXEC HAUP!MlT VI (Department VI) Chef (Chief) Gebf. GRIMM Amt Rechtsverwaltunpx O,Baf, BE%-q (Bureau of Legal Administration) \Virtschaftsamt H&f, BAYER (Bureau of Economics and Administration) x Reichskassenverwaltung HJ (Reich Treasury of HJ) Inspektionsdienststelle Gebf, KLEY (Bureau of Special Service Inspectorate) Reichsinspekteur der Flieger-HJ H,Baf, Adolf DICKFELD (Reich Inspector of HJ Aviation) Reichsinspekteur der Marine-H3 Gebf. Helmut LEISNER (Reich Inspector of Naval HJ) Reichsinspektew fW Vormilittirische 0,Baf. Gerhard HUN Ausbildung (Reich Ins ector for Pre-Military Training P

OTHERPERSONALITIES IN THE RJF, (Assignment unknown) O,Baf, ANTONI O.&f. IJb Helmut MEYER H,Baf, Heinz M.JSS H,Baf, Hans PAmOR H,Baf, Johanqs TEE'72 H.Baf. Otto WURSCHINGER AN'NEXE D

lUEWWUTIONS LIKELY TO El3 FCKRIDIN HJ QOC~S

NOTE: No translations have been given: reference sho6l.d b8 made to Table of Contents and to text.

Abt kbteilung Adolf Hitler f.3 Assistent A: BannrUhrer BIBI. Bund Deutscher I&d81 BtWStr, Beauftrwter Befehlsst. Bafehlsstelle 31n. Berlin 3.u.M. B4hnmn und U&rem AT. Deutschas Jungvolk m-I. Deutsche Jugendherborgen Feuem. Feuezwehr Fig. Flieger GAF. German Pj,rForce Geb. Geb3.et Geb. Beauftr. Gebietsbeauftragter Gebf, GebietsfYIhrer Geb.Insp. Gebietsinspekteur G8f. Gefolgschaft Geff. Gefolgschaftsmhrcr HA. Hauptamtamt (in HJF administration) ' HA. Hauptabteilung (in Gebiet atiinistration) H.&f. Hauptbanntihrer H.Geff. Hauptgefo~gschaftsf‘tlhrer W. Hitlar Jugend H.Jg. Hitler Jung8 Iasp. Ins@&eur J& Jua.50 J&x& Jugendgenosse JM: Jungm&dchen K.- Kriegs- Ka;nf. KamsradschaftsrWzrer mm. Kriegsbetreuungsdienst K. -F* Kriegsf%hrer XLV Kinderlandverschickg Ltr. Leiter i&U?. Marina Mot. Motor N&&f. Nachrichtengefolgschaft NPJU Nationalpolitische Erzi8hungsansttit NW. Nationalsozialistischa Peutsche &beit83?par'33i Nsv. NattionalsoCalistische Volkswohlfahrt O.Baf. Oberbannf&rer O,Gebf. Obergebictsflihr8r O,Geff. Obergefolgschaft sfitthrer O.Kd. Oberkameradschafts~rer 0. Schaf. Obersc~hrer o,st8f. Oberstm3-&YiImr Obstlt. Oberstleutnant Ref. Rsferent RJF. Reichsjugendf'&ung BJ mhmr. Reichsju,gendf&rer Rottenf. Rotten*er Sachref. Sachreferent schaf. SOharFnh8r SOF, Standort~mr SRD. Streifendienst Stabsltr. Stabsleiter Stabsf. Stabsmtir Staf. Stemmrahrer ste11v. Stellvertretender SS-HSF SS-Hauptstumf'%rer ss-S'BF -SS-Stuzmbannf&rer SS-USF SWJnters$wmfTIhmr Verb.Mhrer Verbindungsf%hrer Vomil. Voxmilitit!Irisch WEL. Ikhrert~chtigungslag8r (Requirements for HJ Proficiency Tests)

ii. !?he l?impfmpr.obe 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 only;'.

B, The UJ [email protected] (Exziination far the DJ Proficiency Eaclgc) LeibesEmngen (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 PrU'ung (Ideological Test) 6. Describing the career of the Ft!.!hrer (written).

C. The HJ Leitsungsabzeichr b Bron_z;_e(HJ Bronze Prof'iciency Eadgej Leibestibungen (Physical Training) I. Running 100 metres in 15 seconds Running 3,000 rnetres in 15 minutes :: Long jump (running) of 3.75 metres 4. Tossing the Indim club 25 metres 5, Putting the 54ilo~am shot 6 metres 6. Ikki.~~g the body by the arms (%hi~-&n~~~j twice 7. 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 position, !+5th supper% SO shot w5th vzk.k less thw five to , 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, including a kncmrledge of maps with scale of 'W,CCQ,000, and proficiency in conventional sias and

syribols l II. Range estimation of two distances between 9 and 250 metres: admissible margin of error of' 3@L 12. Accurate delivery of a message. 13; Camouflage, using any materials at hand- q4. Use of cover and concealment: approaching an enemy from 100 metres in favourtile terrain. Weltanschauliche 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. 1-L Tell vahat you lolo~ of the Nazi Party Programme. 18. Describe the stntggles and the death of i-!orst i'iessel (the Party mart3rl-), 19. Give the names cud meanings of' the German national holidays + 20. Enumerate the campaigns of the present war in proper order. C. The HJ Leistungsabzeichen in Silber (HJ Silver Froficiencg Badge) LeibesClbungen (Physical 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 unsupport- ed position. No shot with value less than five to count 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. 5 Map reading: identification of two easily visible features on a map with sctie of l:lOO,OOO. 6. Ground observation: accurate identification of objects at a distance of JO0 metres. 7. Range estimation of three distances be-cPveen50 and 500 metres: admissible margin of error of 3&. 8. Delivery of an oral message containing information regarding -Exe, plaoe, and strength of forces. 9. Camouflaging an individual position in open terrain, 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)

II. Name.syld eq&xin "racid measure" of the State. 12. Tell what you know of the importance and mission of the German Feasatltry* 13, State the routine you must follow in your day&to-day life to preserve your health and strength. 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.) -/ Paxaaraph

AA Auxiliaries 22. Abteilungen W. Adolf Hitler Schulen 6,2-l. AH Schulen j&21. Air Force 23,26. Air Force High CO1ILrIland 29, Allgemeine SS 31* Anti Aircraft Defences 22. Apprentices' Homes bY E;23,+26,27, S&33,34. 22. Assault Boat units 27, Auf'nzhmeappell 13. Aul"nq.hmedienst -l3. Auslands- und Volkstumsamt W&3% 41. Auxiliary Waz Services Foreword Aviation (DJ) 5 - Aviation (I3J) 25.

Bad Steben 3. Bands 32. Bane Foreword, 8,9,11, 19,23,31,32,36,39. Bannticr 9. BUM - 3,5,W3,35,36. ’ Befehlssteffc B&men und M&en 38. Befehlsstclfer 38. Bcrgdienst 16. EergfahrtenrCihrerabzeiehen 33, Bergfahrtengruppen 33, B&men IX&. M&,ren 7. Eoy scouts Poreword Eraunschweig z&39. Bund Deutscher I&de1 3,5,6. I%ndische Jugcnd L4L c3mps Foreword Camps (Pre-military Training) Foreword Castles of the Teutonic Order 21. Catholic Movements 3. Cavalry 33. Centre for Germanic Youth>vork 39. Charities 22. Chief of Staff (Gebiet) Chief of Staff (RJFj DA?? 15 DAV 33. . Dep3rtme3ts(Xl?) 6,7,9. Deutsche Alpenverein 33. Deutsche fYt%eitsfront 45* Deutschc Jugendbavegung 1. Deutsche Jtigendherbergen 7. Deutsches Jungvolk 3,5* Dienstkarte 8. District (Nazi Party) 7* UJ 57,5,929,% om .

Eastern Territories 5529. Edelweissbanden Edelweisspiraten ii. Educational Pa@ilets 13. Emergency Squad 31. EP 4-1, Ersatz Einhcit 23. Evacuation of Children 22. Executive Office (Balm) se Executive Section (i;ebietsI"Uhrung) &?,P.

Faith and Beauty 5. Rum Service 15, Feldscherabzeichen p 309 __Fcldschere 30. Peldscherschmen 30. Feuenrehreinheiten 31. Peuerwehrschar 31. Files II. Filing Zard (HJ) 8. Fire Fighting 22,3-I. Fire Fighting Platoon First &.d 'l'raining SC~IOO~S :"o: First &id Units 30, Flieger-DJ 5,299 ITliege-HJ 29, Fliegerstamm IO. Forces Welfare Service 22. Foreign Affairs and Gemanism 18. Foreman (im Bergdienstj 15. Foster Bann 23, 2.

Gmrison (XJ) 8. Garrison Commtider 8,Y. GCUL(Nazi Part;yj 7. Gaujugendwalter 15* Gauleiter Gebiet (HJj ;'; d7.18,32,38a C-ebiet Sudetsnland 7: ' Cebietbefehlsstelle BlJhmen und M&hren 7. Cebietsarzt 7. Cebietsbeauftragt;ter 7. Cebietsf%hrer 7. G-ebietsf%hrerschulen 7,97* Gebiets-g 6,7,9,45,17,38* Gebictsinspekteur 7. Gebietsmusikreferent 7. Gebirgs-HJ 33. Gefolgschaft 10,11,12,~6. Germ&w Alpine Club 33. Gem-m Lab our Front 15. Germa??Young Folk ;i,5* German Youth Hostels 7, Geman Youth Movement Germanic La~?d Service Youth 39. . Ger~~~lische Landdienstjugend . 39. Gestapo 31." Girl Guides Foreword Glcm13e und SchlJnheit 5. Glider 3adges 2% Glider Pilot's Certificatt 29. Government Sa-Jings Account 15. Government-sioonsored Youtl~ Organisations 3. GMIBER, Kurt 2.

HA &7$9. Hauer 15. Hau~tabteilungen(GebietsrClhnulg) $,7,9* Hauptabteilungen (RTE’) Hauptamt (RJ??) ::7,9. Hauptt-irn-tliche F&hrer . 34-e 1IauptstamfUhrer 9. Hauptstellen 9* * Hoer 15, Hiking Club, VOGTUND Hmm ii. wluR 3,w. Hitler junge 35. HJ-Sprac~~ttle~~schein IS. H$-SL~U Ia/* Hoheitsabzeichen 36. UORST\EIEsSEL Foreword . Horst Wessel (Sailing Training Ship) 28.

Interpreter's Certificate 18.

JM 5,OJ. Jugendkrest 4.2. Jup;endbewqyng 1,2,3w Jugendbund der X3X$ 2. Jugendf'+&rerpatent 20. Jugendgemeinschaften Jugendschutzlager der Sipo :;. Jugmdstanrhlatt 8. Jungbant&J) 9. "Junges Europa" 39. Jung&de1 5,6,-u. . Jungst&xnc (DJ) 9, Jungsturm Adolf Ritler 2, Junior Farmer's Certificate I 5. Junior Mountain Guide Badge 3.5. Kameradschaft 10,1-i 124. Kar~eikarte 8. 22. Kinderlandverschickung 6,7,22. KLV 22. bappe 15. Eriegsbetrcuung~dienst 6,22. Kriegseinsatz 22. Kriegsfreiwillige 22. Krlissinsee 21. K-Schein 24.. K-t!bungsleiter Schein 25.

Landdienst 15, Landdienstlehrhc~ lg. Lmdjahr 15. League of European Youth 39. League of German C,irls F0n3Tf0rd, J,T,6. League of Youth I. Left Oying Movements :;4’. Lehrlingsheime I&I-T, Robert 21: Liaison Officer 23. Local Group3 3. Luftfahrerschein 29. EuftgE3.l.l 23. Luftwaff enhelf'er 22.

Marierrverder 21. Maine W 22,28, Marinenhel-fer MedicalL Service Badge 3':: Meissnerh Formula 1. Meldeschein 13. Merchant Marine 28. M5litary District 23+ Miner (:iJj 35. Mining Service 15 Xittelstelle fitr Volksdeutsche Jugendax;beit 39* Model Tr&ning &m-n 15. Motor HJ 27, Motor H3 Abzeichen 27. I!dotorstmlnl IO. Mountaineers (ELT) 33. Mtinchen Jugendbund 2. Mu3Cch 2. Music md dirt Contest 14. bilusic Schools 3-Z Musikgefolgschaften + l&32. Musi.kAge $2. Musischss Wettbewerb 14. Nachrichten IU 5. Nachrichten GefoZgschaft 12. Nachrichten H.J 26. Nnchrichtenschein A.,H & C 26. Machrichtenstamm 10. Fachwuchsof'f5zier 23. Napoh 19, National l-!JIkmd 32. .Nationjl, Inland W3.tWWay-s Unit 28 IVationti Political Educational . Establis~uuents 19, Nationd Schools 6,18. Eationzl Seagoing Unit 2%. ~Jnticmsl Socialist Fly-ing Cows 29, National Socialist Lea~c for Physicd Training 14. National Socialist Motor Corps z-7. Natiorxd Socicalist Pa&y Women's Branch 3. Natimd Socialist Welfwe Orgznisation 5. National Socialist Worker's T&y I. Nation&l Yocatiomd Contest 14. National Youth A.m.demy 20. Nationd Youth Officers' School 20. Nationalpolitische Erziehungsmstalt 19. NationaILsoeid.istische l~beitez~jugend 2. Nationalsozialistische Tleutsche Arbeit;erpa2tei Nationcilso~i~is~~scher Beichsbund f%r Leibesttbwlg 14-c Naval Auxiliaries 22. Naval Xl 28. Navy 2j,28. Nazi Secon&ry Schoolboys' League P 2. Nazi Workers' Youth 2. Neubauernschein 15. NURKUS, Herbert Poreword NPEA 19. NsI)AP 1,21,35,39 NSDAP Kreis HQ 9* NSF 5. ' NSEX 29, NSKK 427. fExE3L 13. BTSScaerbund 3* NSV 5* H&mberg Party Rally 3.

Oberkommncio der Luftwaffe 29. CKL 29, Ordensburgen 21. "Origind' KJ 4. CMsgruppen Pamerschreckabteilungen 22, Patenbann 2j. Personal Record 8. 33, Pimpf Pimpfenprobe 13. Platoon (mj 10,ll. Plmen, Saxony I Pofasld :;. Police Cecree for the IkrotectiOIl Of Geman Youth (Polizei r('erordnwlg mm Schutze der Deutschen Jugend) 4.0. Police Force 31. Popular Leawe for Gcrmzrsism Ako& JY* Potsdm 20. Preliminary Roll Cti1 13, P~elirn~~ary Technical Course 13. Pre-military Trainix.~ s 7 ,Qd4. Proficiency Examinations tiJJ q4. Pursuit Detachraents 31.

ILL!! 15, Recruiting OfCicer 23. RegiITWltS 3'oreword, 9 Regioncal Director of Medicine . 7 Regional. Director of Music 7, Regional HQ 7,9,17* Regional Leader 7. Regional PlenipotentiaQ~ for Evecuation of' Children 7. Regional Officers' Schools 7 J-7. Regional Youth Representative for the TX+ 15. Regions (HJ) 7. Registration Card Reich Labor Service Reich Naval Sport Schools g3. Reich Youth Directorate 6,2j. Reich Yout11 Leader 4,6* Reichsarbeitsdienst Reichsb~~rbilvzensc~fi‘~~~~ 28,- Reichsjugendakade~~e 2opl. Reichsjueenddienstpfljcht 4,8* Relchsjugenditibrer 4,6. Rcichsjugend~~~crsc'nule 20. Rei.chsj~~en&%kmmg 6,23. Reichsmusikzug j2. Rei.chsrefes*entir (B13M) 0. Reichsschulen 6,18. Reichsseesportschulen 26. Reiter-HJ 33* Replacement Depot . 23. Repblimn Government 3,7. Rhein 2, Rheinlmd 4-l l RJF 5,9,23,25,39. ROlllC~~~dOS 31. Ro"Ltcn Il. 'RUhX 2,410 SA 2,3,4,4L Sk High Command 2. Saining Trtiing skip 2%. SzLL~Jaee 22, sch&$ifj ~O,ll ,uc,25. SCHIWEH, BalLdur von 3. Schnel3komxar2o 314 Schools 7. Schulungsbriefe 14. Sch~albemlestc 32, Security Detaciua:r~t- IO. Seesportabzeichen 26, Sogeil"li~~ernbzeichcn 29. scgclsc!lulschifi 2%. Service carra ($7) 5. Sichemxn~sdii:nst-yel'ol~sch~~ lU* d-jzrgds Certif‘-j<;a;e A,jj & 0 26. SigmiLs lx 5+ Signds HJ 26, xxi? 8, SOTflerla.ger “14. Sonderekheiten 5,24.,25* Sonthofen 21. Specialist Um.t,s (ZQecl& Service Gnits) 5,9,&c&26. Spielscharen 32. spotters 22. sm m,p ,42 SS (Schlitz StaffelJ l?orewo~, 34.31) 40,419 S%aatsjugend 3* StabsfEhrer RJ3') 6. $tabsleiter t Gebiet) 7. St- (Sth3ej 9,10,13 d2.39, St-3J 4,34* SlmcLort 8,lj. Standortap~eJl 13. StandoZ’ti~Cr s,g. Stciger (EJ) 15. stem Yroopers 2 ,j. STflE'ICM, Julius 'j Streif'endiellst ii. Stumboot JXnh~iten 27. Sub-sections (GebietsiYlhrungj 7. Sude-tenlmd 7* Sw~m~rca1l-p 149

Tank Delqinz Sections Territoriti Commmi HQs Total ~ollcall "Tri-iies" (33) Waffen-SS 13,23,&,39* b . Wandersportverein VOGTIs;ND 2. Wandexwogel. -I* wqr hergency service 22. War Training Certificate 2t* War Training Instructor's Certificate 25. Wehrertichtigungsl~ger 7J4. Wehrkreis 23,2to Wehmacht Foreword, 7,?2, 23,34,W- KEL ~4,24,25,39- 7felfare Service (Forces) Westphalia ::: %iener PraterschMrfe 41. ’

"Young h~ope" 3% Young Girls Foreword, 5,6,13. Young Hikers I. Youth Communities Youth Hostels ;*9 Youth Leader Comnission 26: Youth League of the Nazi Pmty 2. Youth ual.1.y "Youth Tribes" ;:

Zentralamt 6. ZwangsasLstalten 42. ANNEXEB HT. l?i3RSONAI&T~S

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Abelbeck WF., flA.I& Ad Leibedbungen (H.B~.> w=f) Adam, WilZi C&b. 22, Bqmeuth, SXD. (Geb,Tnsp.S1ZD. S: SS Verb,I%hrer) Althoff Fritz G8b.9, Westfalen-Nerd (saf 03 Geb.25, \Testmrk, 1xA.V. A1&3af.) (Ltr,) Antoni RJF. (O.Baf.) Ape1 G8b.17, WZL,rv (ss 0. s&f.) (Le.) Amdt, Ged Geb.7, Nordsee bf, > (Abt.Ltr,) Arnholdt Geb.4.2, Westfalen-Stid, Sozialam'c oaf. > (IJtr.) Amtz8n Bann 57, Rees (OStaf.) (KPBaf.) Aust WF. (W3af.) (Flieger &dIl?8f,) Axmann, Artur (Keichsjugendf%hmr) Bachmm Bann 345, Amb8rg (K.-Baf.) Badenhausen Bann 85, kLasse1 hf. > oaf. 1 3ahrs l Gsb.26, Hamburg (O.Staf,) (G8b.Beauftr.lCZ'TT.) Bald, Hx.qp Geb.4.2, '/$estfalen-Stid (H.Baf,) (ikGebf,) Baltmsch, Alfons Seb. 1, ;>ztprsussen (Baf.) B&W33 Bann 180 Ludwipbuq (Baf.) (IkL j Btlnsch, Hans &b.&, Hiederschlesien (O.Baf.) (Stabsleiter) Bartel "am& tistock (Baf.) Sarth, J, BanyBBi:j Xannheim (CM&f.) ua.rk sch bb.23, m.ttelelb8 (R*3af, > (Ii,-GM.) 3 sue r Y3an11"J", Xtinberg (0,8af.) (Baf,) Bauer, ai-, GGbe20, WititCSif~~~ (O.l3af,) (Gebietsarzt) Ba2e~iw.',0 tto Bann 323,Kaisamlautem (B af, ) (EM* > B&uerle (Iwe) BWSC!Uilidp Xishr:rd (KM,) B&p3r Bmn 3C6 W8iden (Baf. ) (Baf ( Bayer, Hslxut EUF~6~!-!$VI, Wi&xmhaftsmt (KBaf.) Bayer, Karl hb.21; Badm (Baf.) Beck, Hans Bs.y1&2~ Eggmf8ld8n t-f* > Backer Bann Wars&au (H.Geff.) ' (Baf-.) B8cker Bann 288 St.Gaa.rshmsen (star.) (Bd Becker, Hermann BanyBzTj Ludwigshafen (o.staf*) Becker, Rolf Geb*U!, Mosalland, H.&IV (B&m > (L-k.) B8Ckmm, Icurt Bann& Sisgburg (Saf.) Beer Geb.22, Baymuth , (Stabsleiter) B88rtnann Bann Gasten, Geb.3 bf. > Bennewitz, &rt Befehlsstelle Belgien (Cabf.) u-4 Bmsch (Uhf.) RJF., HUTI, An& R8chtsvemtitung (Chef) Berglar, Fritz Geb,2, &bietsflihrerschx;llb (o.staf.) Cottbus (L-b) RD.

Bernhard, Rolf 0-1 Bann Pless, Geb.40 "?%B . bf. > B-N& Bann 693, ~remembrde bf* 1 Big&off, Erich Ban13 761 Melmngen (Baf. 5 BlasChk8 (H.Baf.) B18chschrnidt (C.Baf.) Blohm, Erich (H.Baf.) BlBthner Bann 236, Iserlohn (safm ) (Baf* 1 BtJcZPnann Baan 228, Gelssnkirohen-Bum c-f* > (Baf.) Boeck, Heu;bert Geb.1, Ostpreussen (Baf.) Bohl.>wj W, Geb,l3, WXL, II, Hundstadt/Taunus (Ltr.) B!Ibrn Bann 41, Tilsit (Staf.) (Bar.) 23Ohl8 Bann 667, Qstmw0 (odstaf.) (Baf. ) Bohne, Gerhard Banig$j Brth (OStaf.) Bopp, Heinz (O.Baf-.) Borchert F Organisationsamnt (H.Baf.) Bhger, Hichard Ban~B~~j Yortmund (Baf.) Bouvier, Half G-eb.13, Hessen-Nassau (Geb.Insp.d.FliegeMiJ.) Brand, K.F, Ceb.l, Ostprxussen (Bar.) Brandl, Mb&, Schwaben, HA& (OStaf.) (IL-Ltr.) Brawn, '47illi Geb.11, Kbln-Aacdn (Staf.) (HA&k.) Brwmer Bann Hotenburg, Geb,&l (K-gaf.) Bann 198, Bln.Charlottenbur~ By;af *) Spandau (K.-Bar.) Br5.11 Gsb. 38, Wartheland (H.GefI".) Brink Geb,6, &?bietsf&xerschule II, b-f. > Brink, He322nlt aologna, Italy (sa?. > Brockschmidt, Karl Geb.8, Niodersachsan (Baf.) Bticher, Heinz Geb.9, Westfafen-NOti (Bar. ) BJ4!lCkXMU? Bann 305, Bambeq (Baf,) (Baf.) Btickner, Alfred Geb.7, Nordsea (Bar.) Brua; schf Sann 745, Tann (CStaf,) (K.-BLC) Buchhim Sann 754 Stassfurt (Bar.) (hf. I Bticking Bann 166 (staff) (Baf.) Budaus, Kurt KU?., H.&I., Persona&& (CH.lf. :, (Chef) Budin, Alois Bann V&klabnxk, Geb,29 (Bar.) (Baf.) BmLl Geb.21, Baden (Baf.) Burgdorff Geb,21, VEL*III, Eerrenalb (hf.) (Ltr,) Burkert, ;

BUSCh Cebe37, DFXlZi$J~W~St~iW.lSFA?Cl (Geb.Architekt) EMte + Bann X59 MM.heim,/I&xhr (Baf.) (Baf', j Buths (KBaf,) CabalI., Horst Bann 421, Hamburg-Etts (Baf, and SCF.) Cafilz Geb. 10, W-EL.III (St&) (Mr. > Calwin Bann 329, Bin.-Lichtenber (Baf.) KBp?3tlMC (HPhf.) Carsten, Dr,Ksinz LandesjugendfMxmr Schweden Carstens ~eb.6, xtzehoe (OSchaf.) (SW* ) ChZilId.8r Bann &2, Stralsund (H,Geff.) c-f* > Christiansen BW 819, BNtEhfitt8l (Baf.) Coiling, Hans Geb.6, Nodmark (O.Baf,) (K,-Stabsleiter Cziharz Bann 101, Grossenhain (H.GefL) (K,-Baf.)i Dahle Bann Vorchtorf, Geb.29 (Baf.) b-f. > Daibarl Bann 867, Xainburg (K.-B&) Dannemann, D&Hans Geb.8, Nisdersachsen (Baf.) Danzinger Edwd Geb.30, Steiermark (H.Baf. I (GM',) Dapunt Geb, 33, SchClnwies~.Landeck (SOF.) Dehoust Bann 747 Altkirch/Badsn (Baf.) (B f I Dickfeld, Adolf RJI?, iaiso Obstlt.in GU.) (K-f. ) (Elaichsinspekteur d.FliegercK7.) DieteS. Barn 3I& Straubing bf. > @af 3 Distal, Gustav Bann 11'9, Stuttg& (Baf.) (Baf. and SOF.) Dobat, U&w Geb.1, Ostpreussen (H.Baf.) (M-f.) Dohler Geb.26, Hamburg (0.Ba-f.) Dolina Geb.31, K$rnten (Bar.) (Kreisjugendm3lter) Donath Bann 494, Augsburg-Land (0 st8.f.) (IL-Baf.) D&c&m, HaraLa C&b&27, Wien (H.Baf.) Dr&xLer Geb,Befe~ss,B6hmerr~-n (im Stab) Drescher Barn &81, Pilsen (3.Geff.) 'Dtibe, Rudolf Gab,?, Nordsee (Bar.) (Stabslaiter) D%?Pa Geb.38, Warthel.md (O.Baf.) (im Stab) Ebener Bann 237 XOers (Star,) (BBf 5 Ebnsr, Hemann Bmn &I, Iirainbw3 (Bar.) @Et-E,> NAM3 (& BANK)

Eckl Geb.19, Hoohlmd, S.O. J&xheh (sm.) Eder Bann 324,I"ttrth (R.43a.f.) Edlinger %ann Xied/Innkreis, Gab.29 (Bafl ) (Baf.) Egged, Rudolf G&.31, R&rnten (Baf.) Eg ers Geb.26, aamburg 'f LGeff.) (IL-Stabsleiter) Bggers BWM 262 Bottrop , (staf.) * (sarJ Zhle rs Landesjugendf'f.@er Spanien Ehlers Eatm 235, Wesetinde (Baf.) (IL-aaf.) Eh3.crs Emn 3@+ Cutiaven (Staf.) b-f. 3 Shrlichor Geb.l.9, Hochland, HA.IV (H.Baf,) (Ltr.) Ehrlinger (H. Baf,) Eichelberger, Karl Bann 224, Marbuq . (Baf,) Eiffert, Helmut Geb. 4-1, Ost-Hannover (H.Baf.) (K.-Gebf.) Einf&ldt Geb.27, Wien @af.) (Geb.l3eauftrXL'?.) Infers, Hemann (H.Eaf,) Eblwmger 13ann 403 Tuttlingen (Baf,) (Baf sj Emsters Cab.39, Maitifranken (Gebf.) Zndling? Hans Bznn 13.7, Main2 (Baf.) (Ed?. ) Engel Eann 673, Gupen (Fxeff,) (K.-Uaf.) Engel, Hans (HJaf.) EngelsWtter, 3r. Geb.22, &,yreuth (Gebietsarzt) Englcr Iku1n447;~ Memel (Baf.) ~xnst Geb, 13, Hessen-Nassau (H. Bar.) (K.-C-ebf.) Eachle, Karl Geb.21.Badan. (U,aaf,) Ettinger, Benno Geb,& Berlin (&D&f.) Ftzel, Fritz C;eb,29, ObaA.onau (&if.) Pahmair, t'/illi (H&CL) Failenschiid~, iJtto Bann 436, Ntirti.r,geri (l?af. ) & -%af, > Fxitur, ,~erne r G&,31, Wlikrn-ten (Xbt eI&l?* ) PaSOld Ccb, 2y, UbcrdQnall (I-!, Baf , ) (;i * -Gebf. ) NAMEi6% R&UCi&US Paichtinger, Dr. _- Geb.32, Salzburg (Gebietsarzt) Fei.&F Geb.25, tPestmark, SRD. (Geb.Insp.SRD.) Faix Bann In, Pirna (O*Baf.) t-f* > Fe&i, Willi van Geb. 3, Berlin (Baf, > Felden, Karl hb.12, Moselland (O.Baf.) (Geb.Beeuftr. f. Jugendorganisation Luxembd Fe'ldemann Gub. 7, Nor&we ('Baf. > Fellenberg Bonn 583 SalzwLand t-f* > t-f* I Ferndt Bctnn Priedberg, Geb.36 (BEG) t-f. > Fensks, Walter Banne 663, 664, Lit-nstadt (Bar.) @af. > "~~.&+$~ Fink, Franz Geb.2, Urk Brandenburg (G8b. Inq8k’kur)

F1eg.Baf.) Frank, Dr. Geb.21, Badee (&biefsarzt) Frank, Norbert Geb.21,. Baden (H&f.) (GebJnspakteur) Franke, Hans Ml% 3 Zentralamt ' (H.Baf.) (K.-Chsf) Frehse, Herbert Reichsschule KLV., Steinau/Oder (H.Baf.) (Ltr.) Fr823>y)er Bann 668, lCa.ttowitz tBBf* > Fr8ier Geb.20, *ternberg w+ > (Stabsleiter) Frei&ller, Freddy Geb.19, Xl)ln-Aachen t-f.) Geb.9, MSL.IV, Mariawald Fre$yf .> 1 (Ltr.) Freitag, Wilhelm G-eb.19, Ho&land t-f* > ' (IL-GebJnsp.) Yraser, Dr. G8b.19, Ho&land (Staf.) (&bietsarzt) -eY Bann log, Karlsruhe c-f* 1 (F&hrer SRD.) Fricke, Heluiut ant3 52, c0tths (0,Staf.) (IL-Baf.) Fricke, Hermann Geb.9, WestfalewNowtd t-f. > Fricke, Dr,KW't RJF., HAJV, Soziales Awt (CLRafJ (Hauptabtt. Ltr.) Friederich Geb.39, tiainfrankan Friedrich Geb.1, Ostpreussen b-f,) (b Stab) Frian, Hans Geb.26, Hamburg (W3af.)

. i Pritscb Geb. 35, Sudetenkrd (Baf.) (is Stab) Fromrneyer, Paul Mann 61, Bln,NxMLln-Trepto \ (Star.) (B af .I Gadert, Rudolf Geb.&, Ktmhessen (Bnf .) Galse, Warner (KBaf.) Ganz Bann 169, Lahr (Baf.) Ganzel Banr~ 97, Keubrandenbuxz (hf.) (Baf. ) Ganzsprengel RJF, , Dienststelle KLV. (U3af?.) G3xaf3 MF., HA., Adolf-EitlcrScbulen (O.Baf.) Cattot{, VT. Geb.12, Maselland, HA, III (Staf,) (Ltr.) Gauhl, Dr. Geb. 13, Her;sen-Nassau; (O.Paf .) Gauerke Geb,37, i;obf,Scshule ?$.arienw,rde.r (Baf.) (iL.-Ltr.) Gause, WiIheh Geb, 16, Sachser (H.&f.!, (Gebf, > Geiling Geb.22, H~yreuth (M-eff.) (ReT.f,Komn\.ilnal~~beit: Geis, WilX Bann 381, 3cer (SW, ) (Baf. ) Gelkrsen, Ervvi.n Geb.7, Nord~ae (Baf.) Gerlach Geb, &, Mi~R’J@lr’d nde (SOP, > Gersche 1 G&.37, Danzig-Westpreussen, H&IV (Stof*) [Lz;r.] Geuo (o&f.) C;iebel.e~, EWE&I Geb.y, Westfdcn-No& (Baf., (Zlet~ebs.jug~ndwalter) Giese Bank-i 59, Wilbel.imhaven (%ELfj ( I.3ir. f . j Gigas Geh.8, V&.11:, H&nelheide (ss u. S-turmf. j [Ltr. > Gil&& Erich Earl 22IYe zshrg (L-BaL) vcn i;lmlx?Yf Ra1m J&S, c1mtits f Eaf, j (&:f.) Gkeow, w. x.Jt1'. (Stdf. j Glashag3n Geit>. 37 ,cDanzig--w,: StUI”F~l.“,yi??l; WA, xl”1 (Jugc ndcl;1ttsl.cit&-; G1e-q Emn 171, Mani~hcirn (3&f. j ( 3Fi f ')i Ck-lllf2, Siegfried (Ii,Baf.) Gok.isseYt IGeb.J+,Grcsc ISCT (L~F, j Gos?rm-l Rmn 107, Leipzig (lj.3af.j (Daf, ) Graber, Joachim Bann 273, Hamm~e~Land (St&) (Baf.) Geb.8, Niedersachsen, I-QI.~I~. (Ltr.) Grahn Geb.28, Niede&mau (Baf. > Gr8iling, Josef (H.Baf.) Greiser Geb.3, Berlin, HAJI bf* > (Ltr.) Bann 516 StJ%lten Gretner . b‘f. > oaf I Griess, Ernst G8bi&$j8saen-Nassau bf, 1 Gri88SXl~ an?. , &III, Amt f.w8ltansckau- (O.Baf.) Licha Schulung (Chef) Grixnm, Ludw-& WF,, HA.vI (Wf,) (Chef) Grippe1 Bann 520, Zwettl c-f* > @4 Grolle, Dr. Geb.7. Wordsee @8f*) (0aupmpagandaleiter) Grate Gek, 7, Oldenbum (YO3?.) hYd38lnigg, Rudolf Batm Lend, Geb.32 bf* > (Bar. > Grttder, Ernst Gab.2. Mark Brandeabuq& I-I&III (ostaf.) (K.-L-h.) GrWtner RTF,, Dienststelle XLV. (H.Baf.) (Ltr.) Grups Bann 93, Dessau (B=f. 1 (Bar.) Guck, Armin Geb&, Dusseldorf (Geb.InsF,d,DliegersINJ,) Gummel, Dr. Geb.4, Niederschlesien (G8bistsarzt) anther Ban~B$fr Recklinghausm F-f, > C&ache Bann 197, IVitt;enberge (Weff.) (K.-Baf.) Ha&U38 Bann 651 Possn (Whf.) (B arf 3 Geb.28, Niederdonau "yif., Hakzn G8b.4, Niederschlosien mIX1 (D.Baf.) (Ltr.) Hahn, Victor Geb,28, Xiedmdonau (aa&) (Sonderbeauftragter) H&n81 Geb.9, WestfalerMord (O.Baf.) HaLT, Fritz Bann hxemburg, Mb.12 (Baf,) (Baf,) Halter Geb, 36, HA.11 (0.sta.f.) (L-h) Hamann Geb.3, Berlin (G&fl ) &bf.) Hamxr Geb.27, Wien (Baf.) IiaZTt3chCn, WillA, Ez3::an 23fj < ‘Ihi 3lx.l rg-Stici (Baf.) (13 a f L/ Nauff, Gecwg Mann 1~29, k~t~.i.~~~8 n (cuw. j (EM.) Haupt, Jemer Geb.4, Sickle r*schJeJs~.cn (hf. j Rausen Geb.9, Westfalar,-Nord (St&) (Baauftr.f,KlJ;> Rawladen Eann 3C;7, Rayxm~th (Baf.) (33a.f.) Hebbner Bann 361, Kulmba& (Bef.) (Ba f .i Hehm Crcb.37, A* 1%-Schule 3 3e i2k3.'A (H.Wf.) (wr.) Hei.& c.kb. 6 I R-nrdlrn,cil-l~ (N. WY.) (ixri Stab) He idemann 1iJ-F. ) mv. -ht Juge tx%ill'e (&Baf.) (Ltr, 3 Hsidemann Ge4.23., Baden (Bar.) Hsi.mnn Eann 67, rectum (Bafe) L (KPIM’.) Heimann, Wan2 G&*&?, Ke sWalen-sad, HA, 1:LX (11.Ge ff. ) (Ltr.) Eein Geb. 27, Wicn (B&f. > (Gcb.Tn~~~.d.Nachrichten-RJ,) Heindl Geb.22, Bayr8uth; 2kuem-2hsdienst (Eaf.) (Geb,Beairft.) Bann 3&l., Deggendorf; Bann 863, ZVtit3S~l* (Bar.) Heise Geb23, MiZ;tela3_be, HA.IZ (SW.) (KcI&r. ) Helke, lS.tz a-l?, (U.Yaf,) (Beauftragter fed, J~endsc'hrifttu3n) Helllnayr BaflyBz;;j Lin*Stadt (O.Staf,) Helvos Geb.35, Su&3tenl~i-td (Baf.) (StabslsitE?r) Henkel G&,7, No??&ee * EL4,xv (H.Gef'f,) m-, > Henkel, Friedrich Eeb. 6, ~$xb;lazk (3af.) (hb,NRzSikrf3fer8nt) Ee t-h-31, Rauerntirrn u,Landdi.enst m, T: @f-f. j (Ltr, ) EIenkel, Rudolf Geb,37, Danzig-Westpreusscri (Gebf.) (Gebfe) Herbst, Tal"cer Bantl Ill+, Xotlstarz (St&) (Baf. and SO3',) Herb, Carl Friedrich Mann 76, Hamburg (Bar.) (Baf.) Heydorn Bantl 282, HaxburpOst (K.Geff.) (Baf,) Hey1 G0b.,20, ‘hYtit0iIllX3~~, YA. IX (O.Baf.) (m.) Hildisch, Erich Geb, 23, Mittelelh3 @a-L) (im Stab) Hilz Geb.27, Wien (WI. Inspbd. m-tmPrz;T,) Hinnerks Geb.37, DamCg-Westpreussea @af* > (Beauftr.f.KLV.) Hinninghofen, Heinz Geb.10, RuhpNiederrhein (E.Baf.> 'sIinz "ueb.24, Xecklenbuq (G~jugendgnrppenM3rer) Hi nz AbteLlung Yfohnheime (Staf.) Hirsch, Gottlieb Geb. 3, Berlin (H.Baf'.) (Baf.) Hirsch, Herbert Geb.4, NfederscWesisn (Gebf.) (Gebf.) ^ Mfer Geb.16, lTEL.fIf, Straschitz (Ltr. > h'offlnann NPEA. Rottweil (ss Stubaf.) (Lb.) HQf’m@iSter Geb.22, Lmddianstb3b?hOf Netmmk (Ltr.) Hohlfeld (3af.) Hornschild Bannic82 Prag (O.Staf.) C-f* I Huber, Mthias RJF. (Stabsf.) Huber, (Isitar Gab. 31, Kbnten (Bar.) (Landesjugendwart) Kf.iboer, -9r. Geb.24, l$ecklenburg (Baf.) , (Stabsleiter) X'tiboer Bann 157 Brieg (Baf'. r kiuj.sgeu, Horst Geb.40, Oberschlesien (H.33af.j (G&f.) ?k.pe, Kurt Geb.27, i?ien (CLBaf.) IPfSand, Kuti Bmn 427 Lconbers (cwff.) (Baf, 3 bnsaln Bar-m 572 Kufstein (I-f. Geff.) b-f, j J -er Bann 55$, Graz-Land "9 Baf.) (Bd.) J&n, Dr.Hemann Landesgm~+en~r Japan Jakobs Bann 16r, Hameln (Baf.) (B a*f I Jan33 Geb.20, ;Mrtte;nberg (Geb.1nsp.d. Marine-Ig.) Jnnus Geb,l+O, Kattowitz (SOFS) Je&atadt-3orc'mnert &bJl,K8ln-Aachen (H.Baf.) (I+Gebf.) Jam Geb.22, Xarktredtitz (SUF.) J8ckef Bann 470, Geld=n (H.Geff.) (SteIlv.Baf.) Jbrln Bann 581 'Mckel (weff.) b-f 5 Geb.ll;K6ln-Aachen Juppisch, Ge rliEtfi (StelWGebiotsnrzt) (O.Baf.) NAJzi3(a RANK) Jung, Carl Geb.7, Nordsee (H.Baf.) (Gaubeauftr.f.d, K,-Berufsrsettkamf) Jung, Dr,Gtinther Bann &i7, Ha&xx-g-llarburg (Baf. ) Jungschaffer, PrC Geb. 35, K&n-ken (Baf.) ' Kadom, Wills Geb,Z!+, Mecklenburg, Landesjug- (O.Baf.) 6 il da&. (Ltr;) ' Kaiser Ban13 3X5, Landau (LGeff.) bf* 1 Karbach, ,9olf G&.12, Moselland (G&f.) (Gebf. ) Kaat Bann 40, Donaueschingm (Baf.) (BE& / Rastner Nl?E.k, Meissen Kautiann Gtinter Rx?:,iltf;lchsJugendp ' ' r es sedlenst * (Gebf.j (Mr. ) Keller, Wfhelm Geb,25, Westmark (Q.Baf.) (K.-Gebf.) Kemper, Friedhelm Geb,21, Baden . (O.Gebf.) (Gebf.) Kern XF., Erhc,lungswerk (O.Baf.) (ljtr. j Kessinger RJF. (O.Baf.) (Komunalreferentj Kessler Geb, 36, Schwaben (O.Baf.) (Bf3auftr.f. L3gerj Kessler, Paul Befeillsstelle Babcn und IdKhrer-J (H.Baf.) (Stabsle i-terj Kiel, Hubert 35. -Landesjuge&%hrer %ankreich (H.Geff) Kielmann ~eb.6, Nordmark, HA.III (Baf.) (Geb. BeauftrXW.) Kirchhoff Paul Geb.18, Fran1cen (H.Baf.j Kirschner, Staf. GeII.31r KRrnten, 59X, Nbtsch (std.) (Ltr,) Klahr, Herbert (H.Baf.) Klaus Geb.36, Schwaben, Iw.I (03af.) (Ltr,) Klausmeyer BanyBEj Dorhund (O,&ff.) K3.88 G&,&l, Ost-Hanno-ver (O.Baf.) Kleeberg, Hans EJF., E&I, AI& HJ.-Gerichtsbark& (H.Baf.) (K.-Chef) Jm3ilW rt Geb.31, WZL.d,Gcmanischen Jugend (Bar,) (Ltr,) KJey, Werner Ff!JJ!'*s Inspektionsdienstatell~ (Gebf.) Klemer, Dr. RJF,, im AlnIt me-- Gerichtsbakkt Klintor, Karl-Heinz (E.Baf.) Kloue, Dr. C&b,&, Mecklenburg, HA.11 (Geb.Sportlehrer) Klosek &b. 34, Geilenkirchen (O.Baf.) (Mr.) Kndl (Baf.) Geb. 39, Mainfranken (Stabsleiter ) Befehlsstelle Bbhrnen und Id&hmn (Chef) Knoop, Fritz Geb-2, XarIk Brandenburg (G&f*) (Gebf.) Koch, 3rKl3t BJF. (SW.) (Beichsjugendfachwart f. Bergsteigen) Koch, Fritz Bann 5, Gross-Danzig (ILG6ff.) (Stellv,Baf.) Kock Bann 85, Ileide (Staf.) (Baf.) mester Geb,v+, Uecklenburg (O.Baf.) (Beauftr,f.Schulan und Hochschu3.m) m23, SePP Dam 726, KehIL (K,-Baf.) Geb.16, Sachsen, EW.IV K°Kaf.) (Ltr.) Kohle Geb.27, 'ivies, m.11, Sportabteil- (H.Wf.) UngiLtr.) Kohfer, Robftti m-F (133.-mhrer) KBhler Bann 211 Glauchti (Baf'.) (4B Kahn Mann 64j Uanxig-Land- (Baf.) (B f 3 KOlb &b,2$3aym&h (Baf.) Kols Gerbe27, Wien, HA.II (H.Gaff.) (Ltr.) mnig Bann 862 Kmnach (0,Schaf.) oaf I Ko-up, Hezmann Geb&,*Kmpten IBaf.) (SOF,) R1J333er,Hors-k Bann 94, Got (0. Baf. j (Baf.) jcorn Bann 491 VJiiet?-8ttakri1Ig (o.staf,) 0-f 3 K&tgen, Werner Geb.20;EVtlrttenberg or 36, (O.Baf.) Sckmaban Kmatsch, 'Jalte r Geb.39, Steiarmark (Bar.) (Tnsp,a.Xoto~H3.) KYacke*SeZIl-er Gab, 25, Niederdmau (K-f.) (Gebf.) Krause RJF., I&V, &xumt (R.Baf.) (Chef) Krause, Uilli Bann 588 Geb.29, 0berilmt-u (EM.) (Bar f i ~rt&wer, Alfred (H.Baf.) Kmnzer ~~36, Sch~dm (O,saf*> (Insp.d.IVt:L.) Kress, fans Barm Xiltenberg, Geb.39 (Bd (Baf.) NA@i3(& &RANK) KretZ Baan 406 Bruchsal (Baf* 1 (Baf.j Kreutz, Heinz G-eb.13, Hessen-Nassau (O.Baf.) - (Stabsleiterj Krimmer Geb.3, Berlin (Baf* 1 (Geb.Bcauftr.f. Umsiadlung in Ostpreussen) Kr&her, KU&, Karl Bann 370, Teqlin (H. Geff.) (Bt3-f.) Kuhhnann Bann 32, Hamburg-Altona (O.Baf.) (Bnf.) Ktin Geb,25, \'lestmark (Baf.) (Geb, Reauftr. 1cLTr.j Kuhnt, Werner Geb,38, -#[arthe land (O.Gebf.) (G&f. > Ktiller, Rudolf Bann 20, JfAtei>og (O.Geff.) (K.-Baf,) Kunth Geb,U+, W&II, Eomberg (O.Geff.) (Ltr.) Kurzhach, Joachixn (KYBaf.) Kuschel Bann 201, Bln,Moabit-Schtfneberg (Baf.) (Z3f. j KUSSJT Befehlss. R&men und M$hren, -W.lT (Baf.) Kuttgen GeS.36 Schwaben. FU.TII (may t?s (O.Faf,) in G&J, 20) . Lahr c&B. 16. (H&f.) (Stabsltr.) Lang Bann 422, Hanburg-'iergedorf (Staf.) (aaf.) Lange, I)r.Hei.nz Geb.10, Ruhx+Jicderrhein (B&f. ) Langhein, Hans-Hemann WI&, Hambuq (Baf.) Langkitsch Bann 1X2? Metz-Stadt bf. > (Eaf.) Lapper, Dr.Kaz-9 Gebi31, K8rnten (O.Baf*) (Reichsredner) Laroher Bann 570, Landeck (Baf.) (13a.f.) Lassen, Heinz Geb.37, ~~anzl~a~~estpreus~en (0.13a.f.) (Stabsltr.) Lauterbacher, Hans Geb.27, Wien (H&f.) (K.-Gebf.) Lefefre, Hans Geb,Q, Osthannover (O.Baf.) Leggewie Bann 1.73, Xssen (O.Baf.) (Baf.) Lehmann Geb,&, Mecklenburg

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Porsch, Werner (H.Baf.) &3$38l?, <8~ Geb.35, Sudetenland (Gebf.) (Gebf.) Bmn w7 ;rVien-'k7est 8 Prantz (Staf.) 03 f I - . G8b.&'W8n pr$zi:., (Stabsleiter) Pmbst Geb.4, Bred-au (Bar.) (sm.) m81Sh8i3.D bum 561, Klagentir*t; bf* > b-f. 1 I?kthe 13-n 236, DuisbuxpNorcd (saf. > (Baf.) Rad.81, Karl. Bann 739, M01sha~ (Baf.) (Baf.) Radimerski, Hans Geb.4, Niedersch~esien, &I. (Bar.) (Ltr.) Radke (Baf.) Raetz, Hsinz Geb.3, Serlin (H&if.) (Stabsleiter) Rakebrand, Dr. Gsb.10, EM~~i8de~hein (Gebietsarzt) . ~aschke, Dr.Alfrad , Geb.18, Franken (G8bf.j (Gebf.) Ras8tschni.g Gab.31, -titan (Baf'd (&b,Beauftr.~v.) Rauter,,min Geb,31, K!!rnten (Baf.) (Stabsleiter) R8ckew8rth Richard ~8b.15, tiittallmd (0.Gebf.j (Gabf.) R8 8r Gab.31, K&rnten r lLS&f,) (Gwbf.) Reichert Geb.38, Varthaland (6.&f.) (Stabsleiter) Reichert, Oswald (C.Baf.) Reinhardt (O.Geff.) (Baf.) Reinz mb.35, K&L. Heinrichsgdn (Baf.) (Lb.) Rickmann Geb.24, ticklen- (Baf.) Riess, Werner Bann 532 Linz-~~viert8l (H.Gsff,) (3 a.f 3 Rietz, y?eXYl837 RJF* J Beauftr.des Reichsbauem- (Bar,) f¶l.hrers ,Rodatz, ,Tohan#SS lilJF* 3 Arbeitsausschss 'fiei&ibesc?mff'un& Roeder Bann 7U6 Kirchheirebo~md8n. (Bar,) ( Ba 4l Rossdeutscher Bann 294 Creifswald (Q.Staf*) (B@ 5 BHW 62; Komotau ?taf.) (3 tief I saftig Geb.12, tioselland (3af.j (Stabsleiter) Salbrechter Bmy!E&J;j Wien (Geff.) Sausrlmd Bann 13, MIinster (W3af.) (Baf.) Schachtebeck Geb.7, Kordsee bf 1 sddffiir Geb.22, Bayreuth (Bar.) (Geb.Beauftr.KLV.) Scharf Flkrtischs HJ, (O.Staf.) (m-r) Scheld C%b,L+2, "rirestfaM+Hd (Baf.) Schimmelpf8nnig Befehlsstelle kneralgouvemement (H.Baf.) &-Ch8f) Schlllsser, Dr.Rainer RJR, &III (Mkbf.) (Chef) Schltind8r, I)r. Km, M&Ix (O.Gebf.) (f-f) Schmidt Geb. a, Kurhessen (H.13af.) (Gebf.) Schmidt Gebe18, Prankan (H.&f.) Schmidt Bann.393, Hofgeismau, (C.Eaf.) (K.-B&) Schmidt Barn K&xQ.gr&tz, Befehlsst.B.u.& (safe > (B3f. > Schmidt Barn 200 Bln,Steglitz4.8mpelbof (O.Staf.) (3 f I Schmidt, Dr.Nalter RJF.,aA~slands-und VoIkstumsamt (H.Baf.) (K.-Chef) Schmidt-Voigt, l)r,Joergen Geb. 13, H8ssewNassau (Gebietsarzt) Schclz Geb&O;tpreussen, H-ALU (St&) Schott ~eb.26, HEW&IU~~ (K.-hf.) M-mm-n, Franz Geb, 37, i3anzig-Yestpreussen (O.Baf.) SChraprmel Bann Kauf%euren, Geb.36 (Baf.) bf. > Schreiber Geb.23, &$ittelelb8 (Mhf.: Schreier Bann Lienz, Geb.31 (safe > 0-f. > Schroeder, Otto Ml?., I&IV, Soziales Amt (Gebf.) (Chef) Schubert, Otto ~LkJ$w8siarnm,I Wien (ss II.stunnf.) SChUlt8, Theo Geb.17, +ngen (Uebf,) (Gsbf.) schilz Geb.2, Kark Brandenburg (0J3af.) (Stellv.Gebf.) s chulz Weissmthenische Jugend (asaf.) cm=4 Schulz, EL Bum 723, i&thenm (ostaf.) (K*-Baf.) Schulze, Reinhold RJF, (O&M.) (Beauf%r, in zlokio) Schumann, Dr. Geb.6, NEL. IV, Leek-Scbq6rhohn (LGeff.) (Ltr,) Schumann Heinrich Geb, 26, Uusikschula, Zaqburg (G8ff.3 Sch&nann, Werner Bann 89, Schwerin-Stadt (H&f%) (safe > Schumer Barm 553, Leibnitz,/Steiemark (BEif, > @af,1 ScMppel, Dr. &lgend38iter in Lissabon (Lisbon! Sctiantz, &win Geb,p, GebeitsfYihrerschule (O.Staf,) Eichenhain (Ltr.) sctiartz, Dr. Geb. 10, Ruh?MJiederrhein, %4.3[N (B&f.) (Ltr.) SChwarZ Geb, 5, Pumera, HA.11 (O.Baf,) (Ltr.) Schw8dler aan;B@j Jaxmm (Bar.) Schweitzer Bat-m Eutin, Geb.6 (ii.-Baf.) Sebanz Bann 502, Wian-Ost (Eaf.) (In~p.d.Marine-ET.) Sy$yy Bann 75, Bremen (Baf,) Seifert Gerhard Bann 11, Breslau-Stadt (B a.f 5 (ReiterfWrcr) Sickermann Geb.10, -Niederrhein (R*Geff.) (Geb.Beauf'tr&LV.) Sierk, Hans Geb.8, Niedersachsen (Imaf.) (K.-Gebf.) Siegel Csb,l"r, '#EZ. II, Ohrdmf (K.Baf*) (Ltr.) Si8WelFtZ Bann 753, Gardelegen (maf.) (Ltr.) SiJlMXl Geb.25, Vestmark, EAAV (Baf 7 (Ltr.) Skerb&h Geb.30, Stei8mark: (H.Baf,) (%d3S18it4 Sphl Geb,33, Tirol-Voradberg, %!i..11 (baf.) (Ltr.) Stahl Geb.13, Sommrlager Geilnau (K, -Bar, ) (Ltr.) Stange,- Alfred Bann 752, Xanzleben (ILGeff.) (K,-Baf.) Stasch Bann 37, Nupp8rtal (Bar.) (Baf.) Steffen Geb.26, Hamburg (Em.) Geb.5, Eomxxern (Stabsleiter) ' steger Geb.37, Danzip%%@m3ussen (Baf.) Steglich 'Bann 100, Dresden (C,Saf.) (Baf.) Stein Ban~B~~j Traunstein b-f4 Steirmetz Bairn 655 Lima (St&l (Ba&j stme~r Kurt Geb.38, krthelaud SttrgF;yfrer Geb.36, Scknffaben (IL-Gebf,) Stbckl, Wmm Ckb.19, Hochland (G8bf.j (hbf.) StBger, Hans Geb.32, Salzbu (CLBaf.) (Stabsleiter 7 Starch Bann Ijrmburg, GebeS (IL-Baf.) Storm, Erich. Bann 419, Neurdnster and (H.Ceff.) Bann 822, Segeberg (L-Baf.) St&m? Geb. 32, salzburg (Baf.) strah1 Bum 1, Kbnigsberg bf+ > (B&e > Straub, Klaus Geb.19, Hochland, SHD. (Baf.) (IL-Geb.Xnsp.SRD. Streng Geb20, Wttrttemberg (Baf.) strobe31 (Baf.) Stroh Bann 91, Wk&urg bf.) (B&Q > sttramps Bi=yB;;;j R+kmdk (Baf.) Strunck Bann 9, Stargard (O.Baf.) hf. > Stfibing, Dr. Gsb22, Bayreuth (Gebietsrefermt) Stunk8 Reichsj endakademie Braunschwoig (W3af.) @t r,Y Sundermann, Erich Geb.20, Wr&temberg (Mbf.) (G&f.) 3uake, Richwd BanyB~~j Beichenberg (Bar.) S&s, Christian Geb.36, Sctiaban (asaf.) (Stabd8it8r) Synianski Geb.8, KIV. in Ham (Uhf.) (Ltr.)

Teete, 3rohamwa Rim. (H.Baf.) Teichmann, Gerhard RF. (H.Baf.) (Beauftr. in D&mark) Thams Geb.26, Harnbuq, H&IV (ati. > (Mr.) Thielen (iwQ.2, WestfaILen-s&3, HA.1. (O.Baf.) (Ltr.) Thiessen Bann 5, Gross-Danzig (maf.) (Baf.) Tholna RJF., Dienststelle underland- (H.~af.) v&schickung (BeaWtr. in Ungarn) Thomas) Erha;tz. Baan 864, Vilshofen; Bann 316, bf*) Passau. (Baf. > Thumm, Fritz Bann 512 Bmckl%eitha Thwer f (H.Wf.) (BBf Tichy Gib.2j,*iiitt~l*lb* (O.Baf.) Tiedaxmann Bann.238, Kleve (H.C&ff.j IZrich (K.-Baf.) Trefelt ((LB&) Tritschler Bann 256 Nort;he5zl (Baf .) (3 a.f 5 Tuchscherer Gebe37, DanzwWestpreussen (Baf.) U'lrich Geb.I.9, Hochland (O.Baf.) (in Stab) Unger, Georg Geb.20, Wtittemberg (Baf.) (Abt.Ltr.) Unger, Halter Gebr&, Mecklenburg (KBaf.) (Gebf.) Urban, Walter Bann 765, Rernkastel (K.-Baf.) Geb. 35, \YEL. Wildflecken (Ltr.) Vt&.er, Dr,%gen Geb.10, RutiNiederrhein (H.Baf.) VOllm~tZX? HJ. in Barcelona/Span. (H&ff.) (sm* 1 voss Befehlsstelle Niederlande (O.Baf,) (Stabsleiter) Voss, Dr. Geb.24, Mecklenbuq (Bar.) Waiblinger Bann 312, Memmingen (O.Staf.) (Baf. and SOF.) Wallrabe GebJl, Kbln Aachen (O.Baf.) BW 90, Restock-Stadt wTzi tvaming, Dr.Herbert Geb.7, Nordsea (O.Baf*) Weber, Albert Bann 74.6, btuUm,xsen (O.Baf. > (Baf.) Weber, Martin Bam 855, I%rstenfeldbruck (CGtaf.) Weber, Otto E&.33, Timl-Vomr~be~ (H.Baf.) (G&f.) Weber, Rolf Geb.28, Nisdercionau, HAJV (Bar,) (Ltr.) Wegner, Gerd Geb.5, Ponullarn (H.Baf,) (GM.) %hnert G&,5, Rmne~ (O.Baf.) (Gayj~en~alter) Weidmann i3ann 533, Amstetten (3af.) Weinzierl GtC1.27,Witrn (3af. > (Beauftr.f.vomilit~sche. Ausbildung.) NM (& lxinx) AWCWi~dT Weldegg Bann 545, Graz-Stadt (Baf.) (IL-Baf.) Weller' Gebb5, Pmmern, WEL,I (Ltr.) “wnr Gerhard Erster Adjutant des Reichsjugen-' ffuuw-3 Wendt G&,37, W&. Bodetinkel (OStaf,) (Mr.! Wentzlau Bann Bernburg, kb.23 (II,-Baf.) (Kdaf.) Werle, Ceorg Bann 25, Aachen-Stadt hf.) (Baf*) %%sselmann, IMx3-t August Bana 1% Bielsfeld @B&f.) (B f I Wey, Klaus Geb.P~,"We&nark, Gebietsftlhrer schuls (Lfr.) Wicks Geb3, BerUn (Baf.) k~iegmann, Gustav Bann 60, Oberhausen (asaf.) @a Vflhebn Bann 299, GElstmw (staf.) (Be*) Nillier Ulrich Barn 125 Ttibingen (J-f j c-f 3 Wirkkel.Lr&er Bann Z&, Recklinghausen (Star.) (Stellv. Baf.) Winter RJF,,HA.IV, Amt Bauezntwund (o.hf,) . Landdienst (Chef') Witte Baan 820 Flansburg-Land (astaf.) (B8f 3 JMAcfmm Bam& Frankenthal (B&f.) Woerner BanyBzyJ Doxnbirn (Gem) Wolff BanyBgl Geldarn oaf* 1 Wollner Geb. 39, Mainfranken' (H.Baf.) (Geb,BeaufYx. XIX,) Mirschinger, Otti WF. (H&f.) (HA.Ltr.) Zachau Bann 92, Braunschw~ (Baf *) (J-f,) Zaaeraz wit1i Barn 576, Imst bf'*j (Baf.) Zander Ii?-* ) IlAdIs, Kult-t; &LB&) (chfd Zeitlang Geb.29, WZJ II (StaC) (Mr.) Zettl Bann 569, Innsbmck-Stadt (0. st8f.) Bann 2&6 ItiObe;rstein ziY~~:l t-f. 5 Zimmermann Geb.21, Badm (J-f,) anther Geb.23, Mittelelbe zy2j &mtt10r &&hJlsstelle %3P8d&==Nf-nt~ (Q.Baf,) (Raaom) Dien(tanjug her tj7. Dienftanjug bee D7.

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