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Foreword 1

PART I

HISTORICAL BACKGRODND AND DEVELOPMENT

1 Die Jugendbewegung 3 2 Beginnings of the HJ 3 3 Expansion of the HJ into a State Organisation 4 4 Reichsjugenddienstpflicht (Canpulsory Youth Service) 4

PART n

OIlGANISATION

5 Main Branches of the Hit1erYouth 56 Die Reichs ~endfllhrung (Reich Youth Directorate) 7 HJ Gebiete (HJ Regions) 7 8 HJStandort (Garriscn) 8 9 HJ Benne (Regiments) 8

10 Specialist Un1ts of the Benn 8 11 Organisation below regimental level 9 12 Numbering of Units 9

PART m

CONSORIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Ccnscription Procedure 10 14 Basic Training 10 15 Vocaticnal Training 11 16 Schools 12 17 Gebietsfnhrerschulen 12 18 Reichsschulen 12 19 Nationalpolitische Erziehungsaustalten 12 20 The Reichsjugend Akadem1e 12 21 Adolf-Hitler-5chulen 13

PART ts

WAR SERVICE AND JaLITARY TRAINING

22 War Service 14 23 Liaison with the Armed Forces 14 24 Wehrertllohtigungs1ager (Pre-military Training

Camps) 15 25 Sondereinheiten (Special Service Units) 15 26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals) 16 27 Motor HJ (Motorised Hitler Youth) 16 28 ifarine HJ (Naal Hitler Youth) 17 29 Flieger HJ (AViation HJ) 17 30 HJ Fe1dschere (First Aid Units) 17

Streifendienst (Security Detaclmlents and Patrol31 Servioe) 18

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32 MUsikmlge (Band Units) 18 33 Gebirgs-H3 (Mountaineers) 19

PART V

HJ TEADERSRIP RANXB AND UNIFOIlMS

34 HJ Leaders 20 35 Rank 20 36 Unifo1lllll and Insignia of Rank 21 37 O1her Insignia and Badges 21

PART VI

HJ ABROAD

38 HJ in Oooupied lerritories 23 39 HJ in Foreign Territories 23

PART VII

OPPOSrIION YOUTH MOVEMENTS

40 Legal Measures regarding Gennan Youth 25 41 Unoffioial Youth Organisations outside the HJ 25 42 Repressive Measures 26

ANNEXE A

ORDER C1J BATTLE TABLES

KeY to Tables A 1 Part One HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen (listed) A 2 Part Two The HJ Gebiete (details) A 4 Part ThreHJ Banne numerioallY A 95 Part Four HJ Benne alphabetioallY Alll Part Pive Schools and CllIDps A 126 Part Six HJ Auslandsfilhrer(Representatives Abroad) A 140

ANNEXE B

HJ Personalities B ]

ANNEXE C

Di8gr and Plates C 1

Abbreviations D ]

ANNElCE E

Requirementg for HJ Proricieney Tests E 1

INDEX OF SUBJJiPTS

FOREWORD

A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun againot 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 still living commemorating the fact that he denounced his father loyally to the Fl1hrer ( the father was executed for treason)

Herbert Norkus the Hitler Youth martyr is the Horst Wessel of most of Germanys young today

leven years of Nazi indoctrination at a most susceptible age in the Hitler Youth has done its work

rhe Hitler Youth is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organisashytion It is in no respe~comparable to any organisation for young people known to the Western World

It is a compulsory Nazi fornation 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 from an operetional or occupation point of view

Some 12 to 14 million youths are organisea into the four branches of the Hitler Youth

The Hitler Youth proper (boys from 14-18) The Gennan Young Folk (boys 10-14) Tblt League of German Girls (girls from 14-18) The Young Girls (girls from 10-14)

A rough estimate on the basis or over-all figures available would place between 3000000 and 3500000 into each branch or this number 30000 serve as fully-paid full-time leaders

Approximately 1000 male and 1000 female Banne (Regime nt s averaging 6000 members each) carry on administration and training

In addition in 1943 the Hitler Youth maintained between 7000 and 8000 camps and other eetablishments 1500000 boys (most of them over 14) attended special Hitler Youth training courses there in one year

514000 17 year olds received Hitler Youth training in PreoshyMilitary Training camps of which some 300 are at present lit 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 propef the primary potential souroe of disaffection and the primary source of replacements for the Wehrmacht

The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today but demonstrate the role which it plers in Cermany s Actual and potential military strengtll

Both the ~ and the WehL1ll8cht have long since appreciated this From mere liaison with the Hitler Youth their relationshyship with the HJ has passed through the stage of supervision and has finally resulted in complete domination

The Hitler Youth has became a Wehrmacht replacement pool a manpower resenoir for auxiliary war senices and a means of strengthening the increasingly pernicious hold on the German people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisations the SS

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

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Foreword 1

PART I

HISTORICAL BACKGRODND AND DEVELOPMENT

1 Die Jugendbewegung 3 2 Beginnings of the HJ 3 3 Expansion of the HJ into a State Organisation 4 4 Reichsjugenddienstpflicht (Canpulsory Youth Service) 4

PART n

OIlGANISATION

5 Main Branches of the Hit1erYouth 56 Die Reichs ~endfllhrung (Reich Youth Directorate) 7 HJ Gebiete (HJ Regions) 7 8 HJStandort (Garriscn) 8 9 HJ Benne (Regiments) 8

10 Specialist Un1ts of the Benn 8 11 Organisation below regimental level 9 12 Numbering of Units 9

PART m

CONSORIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Ccnscription Procedure 10 14 Basic Training 10 15 Vocaticnal Training 11 16 Schools 12 17 Gebietsfnhrerschulen 12 18 Reichsschulen 12 19 Nationalpolitische Erziehungsaustalten 12 20 The Reichsjugend Akadem1e 12 21 Adolf-Hitler-5chulen 13

PART ts

WAR SERVICE AND JaLITARY TRAINING

22 War Service 14 23 Liaison with the Armed Forces 14 24 Wehrertllohtigungs1ager (Pre-military Training

Camps) 15 25 Sondereinheiten (Special Service Units) 15 26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals) 16 27 Motor HJ (Motorised Hitler Youth) 16 28 ifarine HJ (Naal Hitler Youth) 17 29 Flieger HJ (AViation HJ) 17 30 HJ Fe1dschere (First Aid Units) 17

Streifendienst (Security Detaclmlents and Patrol31 Servioe) 18

UITCLAu SSIFIED PART IV (oontinued) Page

32 MUsikmlge (Band Units) 18 33 Gebirgs-H3 (Mountaineers) 19

PART V

HJ TEADERSRIP RANXB AND UNIFOIlMS

34 HJ Leaders 20 35 Rank 20 36 Unifo1lllll and Insignia of Rank 21 37 O1her Insignia and Badges 21

PART VI

HJ ABROAD

38 HJ in Oooupied lerritories 23 39 HJ in Foreign Territories 23

PART VII

OPPOSrIION YOUTH MOVEMENTS

40 Legal Measures regarding Gennan Youth 25 41 Unoffioial Youth Organisations outside the HJ 25 42 Repressive Measures 26

ANNEXE A

ORDER C1J BATTLE TABLES

KeY to Tables A 1 Part One HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen (listed) A 2 Part Two The HJ Gebiete (details) A 4 Part ThreHJ Banne numerioallY A 95 Part Four HJ Benne alphabetioallY Alll Part Pive Schools and CllIDps A 126 Part Six HJ Auslandsfilhrer(Representatives Abroad) A 140

ANNEXE B

HJ Personalities B ]

ANNEXE C

Di8gr and Plates C 1

Abbreviations D ]

ANNElCE E

Requirementg for HJ Proricieney Tests E 1

INDEX OF SUBJJiPTS

FOREWORD

A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun againot 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 still living commemorating the fact that he denounced his father loyally to the Fl1hrer ( the father was executed for treason)

Herbert Norkus the Hitler Youth martyr is the Horst Wessel of most of Germanys young today

leven years of Nazi indoctrination at a most susceptible age in the Hitler Youth has done its work

rhe Hitler Youth is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organisashytion It is in no respe~comparable to any organisation for young people known to the Western World

It is a compulsory Nazi fornation 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 from an operetional or occupation point of view

Some 12 to 14 million youths are organisea into the four branches of the Hitler Youth

The Hitler Youth proper (boys from 14-18) The Gennan Young Folk (boys 10-14) Tblt League of German Girls (girls from 14-18) The Young Girls (girls from 10-14)

A rough estimate on the basis or over-all figures available would place between 3000000 and 3500000 into each branch or this number 30000 serve as fully-paid full-time leaders

Approximately 1000 male and 1000 female Banne (Regime nt s averaging 6000 members each) carry on administration and training

In addition in 1943 the Hitler Youth maintained between 7000 and 8000 camps and other eetablishments 1500000 boys (most of them over 14) attended special Hitler Youth training courses there in one year

514000 17 year olds received Hitler Youth training in PreoshyMilitary Training camps of which some 300 are at present lit 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 propef the primary potential souroe of disaffection and the primary source of replacements for the Wehrmacht

The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today but demonstrate the role which it plers in Cermany s Actual and potential military strengtll

Both the ~ and the WehL1ll8cht have long since appreciated this From mere liaison with the Hitler Youth their relationshyship with the HJ has passed through the stage of supervision and has finally resulted in complete domination

The Hitler Youth has became a Wehrmacht replacement pool a manpower resenoir for auxiliary war senices and a means of strengthening the increasingly pernicious hold on the German people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisations the SS

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Page

Foreword 1

PART I

HISTORICAL BACKGRODND AND DEVELOPMENT

1 Die Jugendbewegung 3 2 Beginnings of the HJ 3 3 Expansion of the HJ into a State Organisation 4 4 Reichsjugenddienstpflicht (Canpulsory Youth Service) 4

PART n

OIlGANISATION

5 Main Branches of the Hit1erYouth 56 Die Reichs ~endfllhrung (Reich Youth Directorate) 7 HJ Gebiete (HJ Regions) 7 8 HJStandort (Garriscn) 8 9 HJ Benne (Regiments) 8

10 Specialist Un1ts of the Benn 8 11 Organisation below regimental level 9 12 Numbering of Units 9

PART m

CONSORIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Ccnscription Procedure 10 14 Basic Training 10 15 Vocaticnal Training 11 16 Schools 12 17 Gebietsfnhrerschulen 12 18 Reichsschulen 12 19 Nationalpolitische Erziehungsaustalten 12 20 The Reichsjugend Akadem1e 12 21 Adolf-Hitler-5chulen 13

PART ts

WAR SERVICE AND JaLITARY TRAINING

22 War Service 14 23 Liaison with the Armed Forces 14 24 Wehrertllohtigungs1ager (Pre-military Training

Camps) 15 25 Sondereinheiten (Special Service Units) 15 26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals) 16 27 Motor HJ (Motorised Hitler Youth) 16 28 ifarine HJ (Naal Hitler Youth) 17 29 Flieger HJ (AViation HJ) 17 30 HJ Fe1dschere (First Aid Units) 17

Streifendienst (Security Detaclmlents and Patrol31 Servioe) 18

UITCLAu SSIFIED PART IV (oontinued) Page

32 MUsikmlge (Band Units) 18 33 Gebirgs-H3 (Mountaineers) 19

PART V

HJ TEADERSRIP RANXB AND UNIFOIlMS

34 HJ Leaders 20 35 Rank 20 36 Unifo1lllll and Insignia of Rank 21 37 O1her Insignia and Badges 21

PART VI

HJ ABROAD

38 HJ in Oooupied lerritories 23 39 HJ in Foreign Territories 23

PART VII

OPPOSrIION YOUTH MOVEMENTS

40 Legal Measures regarding Gennan Youth 25 41 Unoffioial Youth Organisations outside the HJ 25 42 Repressive Measures 26

ANNEXE A

ORDER C1J BATTLE TABLES

KeY to Tables A 1 Part One HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen (listed) A 2 Part Two The HJ Gebiete (details) A 4 Part ThreHJ Banne numerioallY A 95 Part Four HJ Benne alphabetioallY Alll Part Pive Schools and CllIDps A 126 Part Six HJ Auslandsfilhrer(Representatives Abroad) A 140

ANNEXE B

HJ Personalities B ]

ANNEXE C

Di8gr and Plates C 1

Abbreviations D ]

ANNElCE E

Requirementg for HJ Proricieney Tests E 1

INDEX OF SUBJJiPTS

FOREWORD

A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun againot 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 still living commemorating the fact that he denounced his father loyally to the Fl1hrer ( the father was executed for treason)

Herbert Norkus the Hitler Youth martyr is the Horst Wessel of most of Germanys young today

leven years of Nazi indoctrination at a most susceptible age in the Hitler Youth has done its work

rhe Hitler Youth is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organisashytion It is in no respe~comparable to any organisation for young people known to the Western World

It is a compulsory Nazi fornation 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 from an operetional or occupation point of view

Some 12 to 14 million youths are organisea into the four branches of the Hitler Youth

The Hitler Youth proper (boys from 14-18) The Gennan Young Folk (boys 10-14) Tblt League of German Girls (girls from 14-18) The Young Girls (girls from 10-14)

A rough estimate on the basis or over-all figures available would place between 3000000 and 3500000 into each branch or this number 30000 serve as fully-paid full-time leaders

Approximately 1000 male and 1000 female Banne (Regime nt s averaging 6000 members each) carry on administration and training

In addition in 1943 the Hitler Youth maintained between 7000 and 8000 camps and other eetablishments 1500000 boys (most of them over 14) attended special Hitler Youth training courses there in one year

514000 17 year olds received Hitler Youth training in PreoshyMilitary Training camps of which some 300 are at present lit 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 propef the primary potential souroe of disaffection and the primary source of replacements for the Wehrmacht

The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today but demonstrate the role which it plers in Cermany s Actual and potential military strengtll

Both the ~ and the WehL1ll8cht have long since appreciated this From mere liaison with the Hitler Youth their relationshyship with the HJ has passed through the stage of supervision and has finally resulted in complete domination

The Hitler Youth has became a Wehrmacht replacement pool a manpower resenoir for auxiliary war senices and a means of strengthening the increasingly pernicious hold on the German people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisations the SS

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

UITCLAu SSIFIED PART IV (oontinued) Page

32 MUsikmlge (Band Units) 18 33 Gebirgs-H3 (Mountaineers) 19

PART V

HJ TEADERSRIP RANXB AND UNIFOIlMS

34 HJ Leaders 20 35 Rank 20 36 Unifo1lllll and Insignia of Rank 21 37 O1her Insignia and Badges 21

PART VI

HJ ABROAD

38 HJ in Oooupied lerritories 23 39 HJ in Foreign Territories 23

PART VII

OPPOSrIION YOUTH MOVEMENTS

40 Legal Measures regarding Gennan Youth 25 41 Unoffioial Youth Organisations outside the HJ 25 42 Repressive Measures 26

ANNEXE A

ORDER C1J BATTLE TABLES

KeY to Tables A 1 Part One HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen (listed) A 2 Part Two The HJ Gebiete (details) A 4 Part ThreHJ Banne numerioallY A 95 Part Four HJ Benne alphabetioallY Alll Part Pive Schools and CllIDps A 126 Part Six HJ Auslandsfilhrer(Representatives Abroad) A 140

ANNEXE B

HJ Personalities B ]

ANNEXE C

Di8gr and Plates C 1

Abbreviations D ]

ANNElCE E

Requirementg for HJ Proricieney Tests E 1

INDEX OF SUBJJiPTS

FOREWORD

A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun againot 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 still living commemorating the fact that he denounced his father loyally to the Fl1hrer ( the father was executed for treason)

Herbert Norkus the Hitler Youth martyr is the Horst Wessel of most of Germanys young today

leven years of Nazi indoctrination at a most susceptible age in the Hitler Youth has done its work

rhe Hitler Youth is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organisashytion It is in no respe~comparable to any organisation for young people known to the Western World

It is a compulsory Nazi fornation 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 from an operetional or occupation point of view

Some 12 to 14 million youths are organisea into the four branches of the Hitler Youth

The Hitler Youth proper (boys from 14-18) The Gennan Young Folk (boys 10-14) Tblt League of German Girls (girls from 14-18) The Young Girls (girls from 10-14)

A rough estimate on the basis or over-all figures available would place between 3000000 and 3500000 into each branch or this number 30000 serve as fully-paid full-time leaders

Approximately 1000 male and 1000 female Banne (Regime nt s averaging 6000 members each) carry on administration and training

In addition in 1943 the Hitler Youth maintained between 7000 and 8000 camps and other eetablishments 1500000 boys (most of them over 14) attended special Hitler Youth training courses there in one year

514000 17 year olds received Hitler Youth training in PreoshyMilitary Training camps of which some 300 are at present lit 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 propef the primary potential souroe of disaffection and the primary source of replacements for the Wehrmacht

The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today but demonstrate the role which it plers in Cermany s Actual and potential military strengtll

Both the ~ and the WehL1ll8cht have long since appreciated this From mere liaison with the Hitler Youth their relationshyship with the HJ has passed through the stage of supervision and has finally resulted in complete domination

The Hitler Youth has became a Wehrmacht replacement pool a manpower resenoir for auxiliary war senices and a means of strengthening the increasingly pernicious hold on the German people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisations the SS

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

ANNElCE E

Requirementg for HJ Proricieney Tests E 1

INDEX OF SUBJJiPTS

FOREWORD

A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun againot 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 still living commemorating the fact that he denounced his father loyally to the Fl1hrer ( the father was executed for treason)

Herbert Norkus the Hitler Youth martyr is the Horst Wessel of most of Germanys young today

leven years of Nazi indoctrination at a most susceptible age in the Hitler Youth has done its work

rhe Hitler Youth is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organisashytion It is in no respe~comparable to any organisation for young people known to the Western World

It is a compulsory Nazi fornation 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 from an operetional or occupation point of view

Some 12 to 14 million youths are organisea into the four branches of the Hitler Youth

The Hitler Youth proper (boys from 14-18) The Gennan Young Folk (boys 10-14) Tblt League of German Girls (girls from 14-18) The Young Girls (girls from 10-14)

A rough estimate on the basis or over-all figures available would place between 3000000 and 3500000 into each branch or this number 30000 serve as fully-paid full-time leaders

Approximately 1000 male and 1000 female Banne (Regime nt s averaging 6000 members each) carry on administration and training

In addition in 1943 the Hitler Youth maintained between 7000 and 8000 camps and other eetablishments 1500000 boys (most of them over 14) attended special Hitler Youth training courses there in one year

514000 17 year olds received Hitler Youth training in PreoshyMilitary Training camps of which some 300 are at present lit 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 propef the primary potential souroe of disaffection and the primary source of replacements for the Wehrmacht

The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today but demonstrate the role which it plers in Cermany s Actual and potential military strengtll

Both the ~ and the WehL1ll8cht have long since appreciated this From mere liaison with the Hitler Youth their relationshyship with the HJ has passed through the stage of supervision and has finally resulted in complete domination

The Hitler Youth has became a Wehrmacht replacement pool a manpower resenoir for auxiliary war senices and a means of strengthening the increasingly pernicious hold on the German people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisations the SS

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

FOREWORD

A thirteen year old boy manned a machine gun againot 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 still living commemorating the fact that he denounced his father loyally to the Fl1hrer ( the father was executed for treason)

Herbert Norkus the Hitler Youth martyr is the Horst Wessel of most of Germanys young today

leven years of Nazi indoctrination at a most susceptible age in the Hitler Youth has done its work

rhe Hitler Youth is not a Boy Scout or Girl Guide organisashytion It is in no respe~comparable to any organisation for young people known to the Western World

It is a compulsory Nazi fornation 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 from an operetional or occupation point of view

Some 12 to 14 million youths are organisea into the four branches of the Hitler Youth

The Hitler Youth proper (boys from 14-18) The Gennan Young Folk (boys 10-14) Tblt League of German Girls (girls from 14-18) The Young Girls (girls from 10-14)

A rough estimate on the basis or over-all figures available would place between 3000000 and 3500000 into each branch or this number 30000 serve as fully-paid full-time leaders

Approximately 1000 male and 1000 female Banne (Regime nt s averaging 6000 members each) carry on administration and training

In addition in 1943 the Hitler Youth maintained between 7000 and 8000 camps and other eetablishments 1500000 boys (most of them over 14) attended special Hitler Youth training courses there in one year

514000 17 year olds received Hitler Youth training in PreoshyMilitary Training camps of which some 300 are at present lit 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 propef the primary potential souroe of disaffection and the primary source of replacements for the Wehrmacht

The above figures not only indicate the vast scope of the Hitler Youth in German life today but demonstrate the role which it plers in Cermany s Actual and potential military strengtll

Both the ~ and the WehL1ll8cht have long since appreciated this From mere liaison with the Hitler Youth their relationshyship with the HJ has passed through the stage of supervision and has finally resulted in complete domination

The Hitler Youth has became a Wehrmacht replacement pool a manpower resenoir for auxiliary war senices and a means of strengthening the increasingly pernicious hold on the German people of the most ruthless of all Nazi organisations the SS

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

A fltW courageous young GerrnsDs risking their lives in order to salvage their minds spirits and perhaps their country have sought to escape from the tentacles of the Hitler Youth and some underground cells composed of such young people are known to exist

But it mUS~ Dot be forgotten that every young German has been schcoled by Nazi teachers and that this Junior Army is ready to take the field either individually in small groups on a larger ~ore organised scale or as saboteurs informers and even franctireurs in defence of Nazism its fanatical creed

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PARr I

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEVELOrnT

1 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 Jugendbewegung (eerman Youth Movement)

Since the end of the last century 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 en emeinschaften (Youth Communities) and formed groups of Wande~llgel Young Hikers) which had no political programme but were animated by youths 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 leissner Formula a proclamation made by a Youth Rally in 1913 shaped a general policy of Inner Freedon~ 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 Btindische Jugend (League of Youth) partly took the place of the original Jugendbewegung

At this point many political parties among the the NSDAP Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeite artei-National Socialist Yorkers Party began to form their own youth organisations and it is estimated that in the late nineteenshytwenties four million German boys and girls belonged to the young peoples sections of various political and non-political factions some 80000 being members of the original Bftndisch Jugend (League of Youth)

The Nazis were regarded as outsiders by virtually all other youth formations

2 Beginnings of the HJ

On 1~h 8th 1922 Hitler io his own newspaper the V6lkische Beobachter announced the establishment of the Jugendbund der NSDAP (Youth League of the Nazi Party) later known as the Jungstunn Adolf Hitler (Youth Shook Troop Adolf Hitler) bull

Other youth groups with National Socialist tendencies also existed but were not directly affiliated to Hitlers Jugendbund Thus the Nationalsozialistische Arbeiterjugend (Nazi Workers Youth) operated in the Rhein and rtuhr regions

In May 1925 the Wandersportverein VOGrfLAND(Hiking Club VOGTLAND) in PLAUEN Saxony merged with the MtlNcHEN Jugendshybund in MtlNICH Bavaria under the new narne of Hitler-Jugend a term coined by the notorious anti~semite Julius STREICHER then Nazi Chieftain of ~middotranconia

This new Nazi organisation culminating in the HIT of today was under the leadership of Kurt G-RUllER of the PLADEN group

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

3 Exoon~ion of HJ into a State Organisation

Although the HJ had borrowed much of its technique and some of its symboisrroraquo the old Jugendbewcgung from the vcry first it addeltl a 11atiol)alistic and decidedly militaristic note In 1925 it became a junior branch of the SA (Stonnshytroopers) and directly suboillinate to the SA High Oonmand

Ihe mcveatent in true Nazi fashion was opposed to school church and haM and attracted many youngsters

In 1928 600 boys gathered at the first national HJ ral1y at BAD SiEBPli At the NiommERG Party Rally of the following year 2500 boys were prlsent

In 1929 the NS Schulerbund (NaZi secondary School Boys League) 7US recognised as an official affiliate of the Hitler Youth Organisation

By 1930 the HJ had 900 Ortsgruppen (local groups) in Gennany a~tile 1JJ (Deutsches JUngvolk-Gennan Young Folk) for boys ased IO-14 and ED (fund Deutscher lI1del-League of Cezman Girls) were founded as branches of the HJ

By 1931 the total membership had expanded to 15000

Despitetbe fact that the HJ was temporarily banned by the Republican Government its ranks continued to swell mder the leadership of Baldur von SCHIRACH and by 1932 its munbers had risen to 250000 In the same year the HJ was separated frem the SA mainly to free it from the ban imposed on the Stonntroopers

When Hit1er took over full Governmental power in 1933 lIlanY more boys and gir1s joined and all other youth organishysations were rapidly prohibited and disbanded their mesubers being SUbsequently urged to join the HJ

Considerable opposition was encountered at first fran the Catholic and Loft WUJg Youth Movements but these organisations too were partly crushed and partly absorbed in ruthless fashion

After the first year of the Nazi regime the HJ iro1udshying its branches DJ JM and Billl nunbered two mil1ion

One ye= later this figure had actually doubled and by the 1st of December 1934 when the HJ was declared Staatsjugend (Gov-ernnent-sponaored Youth Organisation) the total amounted to six mi1lionot which one and a half million belonged to the HJ proper the others to its branches

4 Reichsjugenddienstptlioht (CompulsOry Youth Service)

The Decree of Deoember I 1936 providinj for ReichsshyjUgenddienstpflicht (Compulsory Youth Service) not onJy 1egalised the existence of the HJ rot aJso oompleteJy destroyed all the remaining youth organisatiOns in Gemany

The decree oontained three major points

Al1 Cannan youth shall join the HJ The mission of the HJ is to train all CernJan Youthshyph~rsically mental1y and moral1y for national service in the spilit of NationaJ Sooia1ism Schoed and home are subordinated to the interests of the State

(c) The Reiahsjugenditlhrer (Reich Youth Leader) is entrusted with all phases of the eduoat~on of Cerrnan youth and is responsible only to the FtJHRR

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Every child being compelled to serve in the HJ the Party 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 NSDAP Gliederungen (formations) eg the SA S3 or NSKK Only the select are accepted for the NSDAP (Nazi Party proper) itself

An attelllpt to maintain a StaJTJm-HJ (Original nr) as a superimposed structure including only members of long atandshying or those who had proved themselves ardent Nazis resulted in much confusion and had to be abandoned

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PAIlf II

ORGANISATION (See diagrams Annexe C )

5 Main branches of the Hitler-Jugend

The Hitle~Jugend is organised into four rnain branches

(a) Hitler-Jusend for boys aged 14-18 b) Deutsche s Jungvolk (ro or German Young Folk) for

boys aged 10-14 who subsequently transfer to the HJ proper

(c) Bund Deutscher MAdel (BaM or League of ~ernan Girls) for girls aged 14-18

(a) Jungmldel (JM or Young Girls) for girls seed 10shy14 who SUbsequently transfer to the BUM proper

lhe tetms HJ and BUM are used very loosely and require a special note Strictly speaking In refers to (a) above and BDM to (c) above In practice however HJ is idely used to cover both (a) and (b) and BDM to cover both (c) and (d)

]urther the tam 11 is used in a third sanse 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

Organisation of the four branches runs along parallel lines

The prograznre of the DJ consists of preparatory training for the HJ Although special training in Sondereinheitan (Specialist Units) is officially lunited to members of the BJ preper specialist units such as Flieger-ro (AViation) and Nachrichten-DJ (Signals) have r~cently been reported in the W

The task of the BllM and 3M is the eaucation of girls for companionship honour and faith lhey are to be made conscious of their duty as Genuan gills to become good housewives and to have as many children as possible

A snb-section Glaube und Schampnheit (Faith and Beauty) organises women volunteers between the ages of 18 and 21 who aspire to careers in the girls and womens organisations of the Nazi Party and its affiliates eg the NSF (National Socialist Party Wome n I s Branch) and the NSV (National Socialshyist Welfare Organisation)

6 Die Reichsiugenctftlhrung (Reich Youth Directorate)

The Reichsiugendffihrung (RJF - ReichYouth Directorate) controls the policy as well as the administ~tion of the whele Hr

tt is headed by a Reichsiugendffihrer (Reich Youth Leader) assisted by an Adjutant and a Stabsfllhrer (Chief of Staff) The Reichsreferentin (BDM) controls the BJ1Il (Bund Deutscher Mldel-LeSfSUe of German Girls) and the 3M (3ungshymldel - Young Girls) and she is responsible directly to the ReIChsjugendftlhrer

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

The IJF is divided into five special eXllcutive branches (ZentralalDt Auslands-und Volkstumsamt K1nderlandverschickshylimS Krieesbetreuursdienst AR-Schulen) and into si~ Heuptshy

ter (Departments The bursUX of the Hauptlrater are known as IIllter and their sections and sub-sections as Hauptabteil shyungen and Abteilungen respectively

All ileichsschulen (National Scbools) aJe controlled by the RJP

For chart and details of the RJP see Anneu C

~ Used in connection with the lll1i the abbreviation HAn indicates lIauptamt (Department) in the ~Gebiegt~~~~amp it staods for the Hauptebteilung (Executive Section bull See next paragraph

7 ID Gabiete lID Regions)

The HJ inside Greeter Gennaq is organised into 43 Gebiete (Regions) With the exception of the Gebiet Sudetenshyland and the Gebiet Befeblsstelle BIlhmen und 1AIhreri each such region corresponds to a ~ (district) of the Nazi Party proper For oCC1Ipied territolY see para For list of Gebiete and corresponding Party Gaue see Annexa A

Each Gebiet is headed by the Gebietsrahrer (Regional Leader) whose deputy is his Stabaleiter (Chief of Stamp1f)

-The Gebiets~ (Regional HQ is organised into HauptebteilungenEDCUUve Sections abbreviated to HA and special semi-independent offices The functions of the fis tabtei en in general correspond to those of the Hauptshy

-lImter Departments) of the RTF-

Hl I Personnel HA II Prmilitary Training and Sports HA III Ideological rraining and Cultural Activities HA IV Social Services fA V BUildings and Homes HA VI Legal l4atters

HDSjtabteilungen are split up into Abteilungen (Subshysections bull

The Gebietsff1hrer may appoint a subordinate to perform tasks which are nonnal)y the function of a HA or its subshysection Such specially appointed officials are termed for example

Gebietsbeauftragter (Regional Plenipotentiary) il1r KLV Kinilerlandverschickung-Evacuation of ChU4ren) or

Ge61etsrousikre1erent (Regional Director of hhlsic) or Gebitsarzt (Regional Director ot Yedicine) A Gebietsinsp8ktegr may be a general inspector of the HJ

within the region or he I1J81 be a specialist (e g Iilspector of Flying Signals or Camps) in charge of specialist units

Each (eMat administeIls and maintains schools and call1ps Two or more Gebietsf8hrerschUlell (Regional Officers Schools) providemiddot training for the many executive post required by the Organisation Some Gebieia conduct special schools such as music or medical schonls or provide other specialists courses

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Although the Armed Forces have actually taken over the operation of the Wehrerttlchtigungslager (Pre-rlilitary Trainshying Camps) the Gebietsf6hrung concerned still administer them

~ll youth hostels nominally under the Deutsche Jugendshyherbergen (nTH or German Youth Hostels an organisation carshyried over from the llepublic) are actually under ill adminishystration and supervision

Details of each Gebiet are given in Annexe A Part Two

8 ~he HJ Standort (Garrison)

The HJ Standort (Garrison) is the highest local authorshyity on all matters concerning German Youth It is under the command of the Standortftlhrer(Garrison Commander) and handles all amninistrative details with regard to ~eichsshyjugenddienstpflicht (Compulsory National Youth Service)

The Standort aintains the individual youths Jueodshystarregblatt (Personal Record) this contains all personal data information on activities etc in the greatest detail

Extracts of the most essential information arekept on the Karteikarte (Filing Card) hold by the members unit and on the Dienstarte (Service Card) which also serves as personal identity card

Being a local administrative authority the Standort is not part of the unit str~cture of the tIT although as will be seen in the Order of Battle lists (Annexe A) the Standshyortf6hrer (SOF) is often also the coamander- of a 3ann--shy

9 HJ Banne (llegLllents)

~he ~ (Regiment) is the basic uni~ of the rU in a Gebiet there are fro ten to thirty or even more Banne

In 1943 the Jungbann of the ill parallel to the Bann was abolished and the DJ JungstllHne (literally Youth Tribes ) were placed under the supervision of the ET Bann

Generally each NSDAP-Kreis (Party not Governmental District) contains one corresFondin~ KJ Bann and its Headshyquarters are located in the sane town as the corresponding NSDAP-Kreis HQ Larger Banne sometimes organise their own schools and courses and some even operate youth hostels and homes as we 11 BS camping sites

The Bann is led by the Bannfilhrer who frequently also holds the office of St2ndortf6hrer (Garrison Commander) He is assisted hy an Adjutant and a HauptstBlmllf6hrer

The Bann administration is divided into 6 Hauptstellen (Executive Offices) the functions of which ilenerally correspond to the 6 HsuptllJ1ter (Departments) of the 3JF and the 6 parallel Hauptabteilungen (Executive Sections) of the GebietsfUhrung (rtegional Command HQs)

An average Bann of about 6000 is sub-divided into 5 StlLrJlle (Tribes) of the HJ and 5 Jungstll1Je of the llJ vith a strength of about 600 each but a large ~ of 9000 might contain 15 St~~lle

10 Specialist units of the Bann

Each Bann has some special service units usuaJlyshy1l0to~ilIll (Motorised) Flieger-Stamm (AViation) and Nachrichten-Stemm (Signals)

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

These special service SUmme are sub-divided in accordance with the established pattern of Gefolgschaft (COlIlpany) Schar (Platoon) and Kamaradschaft (Comradeship) as outlined below (para11)

Among the smaller special service units found in the average St8llllll areshy

Olgte or two Mueik-Gefollttschaften (llueio) A Sicherunfsdienst (sRD)-GefogsChaft (security Detachment for patrolling and A Feuerwelu-Schar (Firefighting Platoon)

11 Organisation below Regimental level

From the Stamm downwards the unit of organisation is standardised A Stamm is divided into 4- Gefolgschaften (Companies) of 150 each and the Gefolgschaft is organised into 3 Scharen(Platoons) of 50 each

Each Schar is sub-divided inte Kamaradsohaften (comradeshiPs~ of 15 each and the latter split into 2 Rotten (fUes A diagram giving organisation details will be found in Annexe C The number of youths in a community detennines whether a~ Gefolgschaft or ~ is organised there

12 NUlllbering of Units

The numbering system of the Banne was originally designed to correspond with the regimental numbers of the Wehrmacht Ln the same area The HJ was to oarry On the old tradition but the rapid expansion of the HJ made great inconsistencies inevitable

Besides its number each Bann carries a name this may be a special name (eg a Party martyr or a geographical tero) or simply the name of the HQ location or both

unit designations are usually given in erabic numerals the first indicating the Gefolgschsft the second indicating ths Bann Thus 1100 stands for first Gefolgscheft of ~ 100 Na1100 stands fOr first Nachrichten-Gefolgschaft (Signals Unit) of Bann 100

The Stamm is Iiidicated by a Roman Numeral Thus 1100 stands for the first Stamm of Bann 100 Na1100 stands for the first Nachrichten-Stamm of Bann 100

The special service units are-numbered consecutively in a separate series for each branch within everY Bann

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PART III

CONSCRIPrION AND TRAINING

13 Conscription Procedure

Conscription proceeds each year as follows the ten year old registers in January and receives his Meldeschein (l1egistration Card)

In March he appears at the AUfnahmaawell(Preliminshyary Rollcall) of his Standort

Between the 10th and 19th April the Standort conducts a technischer Aufnahmedienst (Preliminary Technical Course) culminating in the Pimpfenprobe (Cubs Entrance Examination)

On the 20thApril the Fdhrers birthday a cerer1lonial Standortappelmiddot(Total Rollcall) is staged at which all HT members old and new must appear Phe new Pimpf (cub) of the ill ami the new Jungmldel (young girl ) of the Jill together with the 14 year olds who are being transferred into the IU and the BIll( respectively take the oath of alleGiance

Ieh ge lobe meinem Pl1hrer Adolf Hitler rreue Ieh verspreche ihm und den Fllhrern die er mir bestinnt jedezshyzeit Achtung und Gehorsam entgegen zu bringen (I promise to be faithful to my Fnhrer Adolf Hitler I promise obedience and respect to him and to the leaders he shall appOint over me) bull

I t is noteworthy that this oath is strikingly similar to that administered to the Waften SS

fhe new boy member is now entiUed to wear the dagger with the inscription Blut und 3hre (Blood and Honour)

14 Basic ~raiilL

Activities of the IiJ membership are numerous and take up a good deal of the German boys time exactly how much it is impo3sible to estimate even though many regulations have been issued 011 this subject It may be said however that most of the time I10t spent at work or school is spent sezvshying the HJ

At present it appears that the day-to-day situation largely regulates the duties required of HJ members but the basic peace time prograrene is carried on side-by-siae with the wru dltties resulting from Gennanys manpower shortage

Heltanschauung (ideological training) is at all times one of the impoltant phases in a young Germans schooling At least one evening each week is spent attending lectures given oy specially trained leaders who use minutely worked out directives and 3chulungsbriefe (educational pamphlets) Here the n boys nemor-Lse many stock phrases of the Nazi pOlitical progr~Mle

Physical training in the HJ is designed to develop the young Germans in lIitlers own woIls into junior supermen hard as steel tough as leather and swift as greyhounds All physical training is C8XTied out with the help and supervision of the h1lRBL the Nationalsozialistischer Reicbsshybund fl1r Leibesftbung (National Socialist League for Physical Training) bull

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Two of the three weekly meetings are usually devoted to sane fom of pbysical exercise inevitably of military nature (grenade throwing small arms practice etc) Thus when the boy arrlvesat a Scmnerlager (SUlJIIler camp) or Wehrertllchtigshyungslager (WEI or Pre-miltary Training Camp) he is already well acquainted with basic military fonnatials and drill

The training bot~ mental and physical is penneated by Nazi ideology and method and in these oamps vacation periods are utilised by the Nazi Party to strengthen still further its hold aver the young

Various contests such as Musischer Wettbewerb (Music and Art Oontest) Reiohsberufswettkpf (National Vocational Oontest) and sports meetings on national and regional levels are held in order to stimulate a spirit of canpetition and to pranote higher standsrds of perfonnance

WiIUlers are usually presented with certificates orshybadges and receive oamnensurate publicityin llJ publioations being hailed almost as junior heroes

Details of HJ Proficiency Examinations are given in Annexe E

15 Vocational Training

The vocational guidanoe programme of the HJ is conducted in the closest co-operationwith the Deutsohe Arbeitsn-ont (DAF or Gennsn Labour Front) bull The Gaujugendwelter (Nazi Party Regional Youth Representative for the DAF) oollaborates with the respective Gebietstlhrung in vocational guidanoe for the llJ

Landdien~- (Fann Service) in distinot contrast to the Landiahr (obligatory year in agriculture) involves four years of training in all phases of agrioulture part of which is conducted on a Landdienstlehrhof (model training fann) see Annexe A

In peaoetime upon graduation at 18 the boy receives his Neubauemsohein (Junior Fanners Certificate) The aim of this training was to provide a number of young fanners to colonise the Eastern Territories

Land Service fomerly olaimed many HJ boys but today because of shortages elsewhere they are oalled for such work only When a fann labour shortage is acute enough to require them either locelly or elsewhere in the Reich or in ocoupied territories

For girls this service year remains universally obligatory

The Bergdienst (Mining Servioe) of the HJ trains boys of 18 (also during war-time) for leading positions in the mining industry

The five year oourse includes one year of Reich Labour Service (RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst) and is divided into three phases Zach phase is canpJeted by an examination end the candidate progressively attains the rank of Knappe (Miner) Hauer (Hewer) and Steiger (]oreman) ---Wages for productive work performed during the sohooling range fran 15 EM to 45 m per month and an additional 17 EM are deposited in the boys Government Savings Acoount to which he has no personal access

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

16 Schools

The HJ has developed an extensive system of schools designed to train future leaders for its own and other NSDAP organisations

These potential leaders are carefully moulded into the pattern of National Socialism and emerge as conscious Nazis applying their philosophy tc all situstions and personbullbull

(Cases are on record of elderly citizens being thrown into concentration camps merely for making contemptuous references to HJ members)

Lists of all HJ schools Will be found in Annexe A

17 Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Schools for Officers)

Gebietsfllhrerschulen (Regional Scheols for Officers) are controlled by the Gebietsftlhrung (Regional Oonmand HQs) and serve as training centres for those boys who already lead large groups or who are capable cf doing so

Ihe boys are given special courses in physical training and Party doctrines by HJ training personnel and schooled to fill posts within the structure of the Gebiet

Instruction is given throughout the year but primarily during holidays or summer- months

18 Reichsschulen (National Schools)

These schools are under the direct superva saon of the RJF They are sJilecialist schools attended by HJ members frcan all (ebiete

Curricula are based on military naval sport adminishystrative end other subjects but leadership is stressed equally with proficiency in the special subject

The Auslands- und Volktumsamt (Bureau for Foreign A1iairs and Gennanism) conducts courses in foreign languages and awards the HJ-Sprachmittlerschein (Interpreters Certificate) for proficiency

NaLional

These establishments which are abbreviated to NFJJA or Napola are types of secondary school and canponents of the HJ organisation

An NPEA is usually organised as a HJ-3ternm and is directed by a staff of S3 Leaders whose pedagogical and intellectual qualifications are often outweighed by their political reliability and previous services to the party

Since physical training has first place instruction in practically all kinds of military sports such as skimg glider flying motoring etc is emphasised Tuition must be paid by parents

Graduates are not particularly enjoined to enter party or Government service but are usually attracted to milita-y careers because of preferential treatment in the attainment of commissions

20 rhe Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy)

The Reichsjugendakademie (National Youth Academy) in BRAUNSCHWEIG a tcrmal institute of liigher learning for senior HJ leaders was set up in 1939 when it took over the

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

enlarged functions of tile Reichs1ugendfllhrerschule (NatiollAl Youth Officers School) still in operation in POTSDA1I candidates for admission LlUSt have reached their 17th birthshyday ani have completed secondary school or vocational trainmiddotmiddot ine The school trains lU leaders WilO wish to make a career of their callillg

The ordinary course lasts two yeArs and c oneLetie of five phases embracing prac t-LcaL experience in Bann administration three weeks of manual labour in Getlllan inilllstry and six morrths abroad

Successful completion of studies entitles the student to the Jugendftlhrerpatent (Youth leader Col1ll1lission) and results in iJIllaediate appofntmerrb to a responsible position in the HJ

Recently disabled War veterns between the ages of 21 and 28 have been admitted in large numbers am various shorter courses in Administration Nazi Ideology Cultural Worktt~ Press and Propagenda HeaLbh SerVice SociuJ Work Or

Farm Service ~re instivJted for them

21 AdDlf-flitler-Schulen (Adolf Hitler Schools)

Adolf~tler-Schulen(Adolf Hitler Schools) are free boarding Schools conduc ted by the NSDAP so called because they werc conccivelt1 partly endowed and allegedly arehitechturally planned by the FtIhrer hiuself Each school is directly under the supervision of the respective NSDJP Gauleiter (Party District Executive) Students are selectea at the age of twelve f1-o1 the ranks of the rJ and admission depends on possession of all the basie characteristics of a good lIazi

These schools combine a cur-Lone mixture of toughneaa and luxury They are on the eecondary school level and place great emygthasis on military sports character buiLding and devotion to the Barty-state

The teaching starr haa received some or all of its trainshying at the Reiehsjugenilakaltlcrlie The student is regarded as a member of the HJ throughout his five years of schooling Upon gradllotion the stuJents designed for cverrtual NSllP leadership are altlmi tted into the Par-ty proper

Of the 4000 gracluates emergins fro the ill Sehulen each year 1000 arc selected to reassemble a~ter seven years of Party or HJ work and with other outstanding young leaders to enter one of the Ordensburgen (Castles of the Teutonic Order)

Four Or-donabur-gen known us KROSSINS3E VcxEISAliG SONTrlOFEN and MARIENWEllliR are in existence There according to too chief of the German Labour Front Robort IEY this Elite is trained as the future jasters of GenllAlY - great in kno11ede blind in obedience fanatienJ in faith

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PART IV

oR SERVICE AND AlILITARY IRAINING

22 Wsr Service

War has imposcd many additional responsibilities on the HJ and efforts are made to place the boys where manpower shortages are most pressing To attract youth into German inJustries and si~~ltaneously maintain political hold over them HJ-Lehrlingsshyhetme (Apprentices Homes) have been instituted in the large towns where in addi tim to an eight-hour day in the factories the boys also carry out nearly full HJ luties Wages are nominal and saving is ccmpulsory

The Kriegseinsatz (War Emergency Service) wag created to help with duties such as firefighting and ARP ifJ personnel also working as conductors mail clerks poo tmen street cleaners etc far salvage act t vi ties and collections for war charities are conducted regularly by the 1[J as well as the Kinderlandvershyschickung (KLV or evacuation of children from bombed areas)

In the Kricgsbetreuungsdienst (KED or Poroec Welfare Servioe) the llJ vri tes letters and ends parcels to the front entertains soldiers in hosp i tals or while on leave and runa canteens for members of the Army

The German High Commands call for voIurrtee r-e has been met by a considerable response from the 17 year olds of the IlJ Voltmteering is made attractive by the granting of pecial privishyleges such as short leaves the wearing of the HJ armlet on the left upper arm of the army tunic and the 1esignation of Kriegsshyfreiwilliger (Volunteer) instead of the customary private

HJ serving in any capacLty with the Armed Forces are also entitled to receive regular army decoration~ for good work

y HJ b oyn 0 the older age groups have also volunteered to serve as Armed corce Auxiliaries in defence of the home country HJ - Luftwaffenhelfer (M Auxiliaries) are sixteen year olds organised to man anti-middotaircraft defences serve as spot tern and work at AA posts releasing membcr~ of the iunned Forces for front line duty

Only students of secondary schools may volunteer for training and assignment as Iuftwaffenhe]fer They may be transferred to eny distant danger area but are bi-wmually guaranteed amp two-week holiday to see their families ~heir HJ uniform i 8upplemented by airforce boots a steel helmet and other necessary personal Luftwaffe equipment

HJ -liarinehelfer (naval Auxiliaries) are members of the )iarine-HJ who have volunteered for routine duties with the Navy in the coastal areas of Germany

Panzerschreckabteilmgen (tank delaying sections) of the HJ have recently been reported in action against the invading Allied annoured units

23 Liaison with the Armed Forces

All branches of the Armed Forces have maintained close liaison with the HJ having their own representatives in the RJF (Reich Youth Directorate) The Arrtry Airforce and Navy fix definita annual quotas for special training in the llJ wi th a

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

view to future recruiting Each Vfehrkreis (military distriot or Corps Commands of the

Wehllll8cht) and each Luftgau (district of the LUftwaffe) has a Nachwuchsoffizier (Recruiting Officer) who is assisted by a ~ Verbindungsoftizier (HJ--Liaison Officer)

By order of the ArJrry High COJII1lllIld a dfree t relationship between units of the field army and units of the JLJ was estabshylished in January 1944 A regiment or an independent battalion adopts a Hgt-Bann as ~~ (Foster Bann The regiment s Ersatz Einheit (Replacement Depot) located in the vicinity of the Bann actively collaborates in the military training programme of the BaM

Members of the adopting army regiment or battalion in the field are often detached to the Bann to relate their war experienshyces and to act as temporary instrotors

In this connection it must be mentioned that the Yraffen-SS exerts a disproportionately high influence upon the HJ

In response to the inoreased need for trained manpower in the Armed Forces the HJ has undertaken to provide basic training for boys under military age Although semi-miliiltary activities have always played an important part among the duties of the HJ f07lEll pre-military training under direct supervision of the Armed Forces was not introduced ilntil 1942 Its purpose is to supplement the training which must be compressed into a very short period nen the boys are called up for regular service

24 WehrertUchtigungslager (Pre-Military Training Camps)

The most effective form of pre-military training takes place in the WehrertUchtigungslager ( WEL or Pre~ilitary Training Camps) of whiCh some 300 are believed to exist in Greater Germany

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 incluUng the Waifen-3S

The usual VIEL has accormnodation for 300 to 400 boys who are organised into SCharen and Kameradschaften

Instructors are Army officers or more frequently nowadays officers of the Waffen-SS and NCOs with canbat experience Professional or aemi-professional HJ leaders serve as assistants and administrators only and a staff of male and female civilillns maintain routine servioes

The WEL is a very modern establishment in no wey canparable to anrry 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 field exercises and manoeuvres the use of small arms as well as sports and ideological schooling Close order drill is kept to a minimum

The K-Schein (War Training Certificate) marks the sucoessful completion of the course

25 Sandereinheiten (Specialist Units)

Snndereinheiten i~pecial Seryioe Units) have assumed incre-ed importance in the accelerated pre-military training

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

programne of the HJ By decree of the RJF 3J1 of each h age group must supplement their basic training in Sandereinheiten where they acquire a rudimentary knowledge of the varaous branches of milttary service

HJ members of specialist units are organised into separate Scharan or attend a special WEL eg one for signal motor or aviation training

The various specialist service certificates and badges may be acquired during a course at the WEL Tlie most advanced trainees try to fulfil the requirements for the K-Ubungsleiter Schein (War Training Instructors Certificate) bull

By the end of 1943 approximate ly 514000 youths had passed throt~h pre-military training camps of the Hitler Youth Organi~ation

26 Nachrichten HJ (Signals)

The Nachrichten-HJ (Signals) prepares boys for duty in the signal unit~ of the Army and Air Force and recently signal training has also been given in special service units of the DJ preparatory to transfer into the Nachrichten-HJ

Training is conducted under direct supervision of the Armed ~orces and with full utilisation of their establishments and equipment It is divided into three phasesshy

rhc first course lasting six months gives signal trainine including an introduction to cmmnunicat10n procedure and the operation of simple signal instruments and equipment After passing an examination the HJ boy receives the Nachrichtenschein A (Signals Certificate A) Vhich entitles him to wear a distinctive badae A on his left forearm

The second course condsts of two and a half years of basic signal training covering all typcs of signal communicetion Upon passing hi final examination in this course the trainee receives Nachrichtenschein B (Signals Certificate B) with the corresponding badge E to wear on his sleeve

The third is a special course adding the final touch to the general signal training and culminates in Nachrichtenschein C and its corresponding badge

27 Motor UJ (Motorised Hitler Youth)

The Motor HJ founded in 1939 is designed to train future recruit for the motorised and armoured ilivisions of the llrmy This training is under the supervision of the Army but the N3KK (National Sociali5t Motor Oorps ) rumtshes instructors equipment and facUi ties

Training during the first two years includes theoretical instruction workshop practice and lectures on traffic regulations When the Motor-HJ boy has reached a minimum age of sixteen he takes an examination for his drivers licence

The technical training includes a lmowledge of all motor vehicles and the ability to perform on-the-spot repairs

The Motor-HJ Abzeichen (Motor HJ Badge) is awarded for proficiency particularly in driving under difficult terrain conditions (from a tactical point of view)

Sturmboot Einheiten (Assault Boat Units) are a recently

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

developed br8DCh of the Motor HJ but only a few such groUps exist

28 JIarine HJ (NavalHJ)

The Marine-IfJ (Naval 1fJ) is generally caDposed of boys living in coastal regions end furnishes replapements for the Navy and Merchant Navy Training is under the supervision of naval perscnnel and includes practically all phases of naval activities

Aiter a three to four years course the Merjpe_HJ boy has learned to man rowr-boats barges and sailing boats he has a knowledge of flag signals and basic naval COIIIIIUIlications and the employment of the varioUs types of naval cratt

The most exhaustive tralningis offered in the Reichsseesportshyscbnlen (Reich Naval Sport Schools listed in Annexe A) end on the Segelschulschiff (Sailing Training Vessel) Horst Wessel Seesportabzeichen (Sea SpOrt Badges) A B and C are awarded at the end of each stage of training The unifom worn by the Marine-HJ differs entirely fram the ordinary IfJ Wliform and is almost identioal with the blue uniform worn by the GenllllD Navy though the HJ armlet is retained

iJ menilers serving with the Merchant Marine IIlI1Y carry out inland waterway duties with the ReichsblWl llinnenschiffahrt (National Inland Waterweys Unit) or coastal duties with the Reichsshybsnn Seeschiffahrt (National Seaogoing Unit)

29 IniegerHJ (AViation HUt

The Flieger-HJ prepares boys for service in the German Air Force Training is cootrolled by the Oberkgmneron dar Luftwaffe (aa or Air Poree High COOfII8nd) but instructors establishments and training eltpipaent are turrlillhed by the lISIK (National Socialist Flying Corps)

Flying training begins in the DJ when the twelve year l)ld volunteers oigaIlised in the Flieger-Dl Junior Aviation HJ learn to build and to fly model planes

Aiter transfer to the PliegM-HJ the cCIlstruction 8I1d operaticin of gliders and theoreticalinstructian in aviation naviga1ion~ aerial geography 8I1d otber related subjects fonn a full training programoe

Many workshcPs of the German State Ballways German Postal Service Vocational Schools and -industrial COl1Cerns are at the dbposeJ of the Flieger-HJ

There are three Segelfliegerabseicheb (Glider Badges) AB and C llhich are progressiveJy acquired To pass the examination for Segelfliegerabseichen C the aPPlicant must maintain his glider

phove starting height for at least five minutes Selected boys msy prepare for the examination for the ~shy

fahrerSohein (Glider Pilots Certificate) and take further training as aircraft pilotabull

Por further details of HJ aviation training see Basic Handbook ED3G2 ~ the NSFK

JO H1 Feldscbere (First Aid Units)

IiJ--Feldschere train mostly for first-aid work in the HJ but also for duty asmedicsl and ambulance personnel in the

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Armed Forces Training talltes place under- the supervision of full-time HJ

doctors in extensive courses given at Feldscherschulen (First Aid Training Schools) A list of these schools is given in Annexe A

Medical lectures First Aid Dental care Casts and Transshyporting the wounded are some of the items an the general training programme

After passing an exemtnatdon the boy receives a certificate and is entitled to wear the Feldscher Ahzeichen (Medical Service Badge)

31 Streifendienst (Patrol Service)

The Streifendienst (SRD) comprises the elite of the Nazi Youth A board of high local HJ and SS leaders considers the individual applications for service in the SRD applying the rigorous standards of the original Allgemeine SS

In the SRD are combined all the various tasks of a supplementary SS and plrice force Members check on the appearance of the other HJ members as individuals and in formations they also control the youths passing through railroad stations and hostels Furthermore 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 major problem for an occupying force and a potential source of opposition and sabotage Ib members are among the most dangerous and unscrupulous types used as raiding squads and informers In Poland they made up execution squads and formed Rollkamnandos (Pursuit Detachments) serving under lJeath s Head Officers of the s~

The Schnellkommando (Emergency Squad) is a sub-unit of the SRD which is at the disposal of Germanys various police forces for special duty at danger spots during air raids eto

In localities where no regular Feuerwehreinheiten (Fireshyfighting Uhits) of the HJ Bann have been organised branches of the SlID are employed in this capacity

The distinctive insignia of the SlID is a black ribbon around the sleeve with the inscription Streifendienst(see plate in Annexe C)

32 Musikztlge (Band Platocns)

Musikzllge have always played a great part in the special activities of the HJ and Ireetings and festivities of the organisation are invariably embellished by the performances of these musical Wlits

Combinations of band groups range from drum and fife bands to bugle (fanfares) corps arid full size brass bands

Each Bann has at leas~ one Musikgefolgschaft (msie Company) and musical training is given in special HJ Courses at most musical institutes in Germany Some music schools have even been taken over by the HJ for this purpose (For list see Annexe A) It is believed that bugle code signals have recently been taught in these schools

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

The best mus~c~sn are selected to be members of the HJ Reiohsmusikzug (National HJ Band) whioh frequently tours Greater Germany and often broadoasts

All members of musical units wear Schwalbennester (Epaulettes with fringes) as iistinotive insignia

Spielsoharen are propaganda troops which present shows and plays expounding Nazi ideology Some Banne and each Gltlbiet maintain a Spielschar Performances of particular interest and vuue to the organisation are given over the air

33 Gebirgs-HJ (Mountaineers)

The Cebirgs-HI provides mountain training in preparation for future service with the mountain troops This training is outlined by the Army and given in close co-operation With the Deutscher Alpenerein (DAV or Gltlrman Alpine Club)

Vembers of the Gebirgs-HJ are organised in so-called Bergshyfabrtengruppen small groups which undertake independent mountain expeditions involVing mountain climbing and skiing Upon passing a special course the GebirgsHJ boy acquires the Berfahrtenshyffihrer Abzeichen (Junio Mountain Guide Badge)

NC1JE The Reite HJ (Cavalry) was a peace time br-anch of the HJ specialising as horse-lllounted units It has not been heard of since the outbreak of war

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PARi V

HJ LRDERS RlNKS AND UNDORMS

4 HJ Leaders

With the introduction of campulsory youth service in 1936 a considerable need for new leaders arose Only 8000 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer (full-time professional and salaried officials) were available for the leadership of millions of new members

At first many new leaders were combed out of the old ranks of the Sta-rm-HJ (see para 3) When this source was depleted less qualified appointments were made

In sny case all llJ officials are chosen by the Command HQ of the next higher ailministrative level in acoordanoe with the Nazi Fllhrerprinzip This has led to much intrigue the use of influenceand personal conflicts in connection with both appointments and pranotions

fo stop the gaps left by leaders having entered the Armed lorces functionaries of other Nazi Party organisations are being drafted to fill their posts temporarily Until Spring 1944 Hauptllmtliche Fllhrer of which there are at present about 30000 received military deferment but might volunteer if they so wished

lhe following are the ranks of the ill proper in ascending order any attempt to equate them with Wehrmacht ranks would be misleading but the diagram of units and unit coomamplders in Annexe C gives their relative positions

Beyond inclusion in the diagrarns and plates of Annexe C no special treatment of the ranks of the DJ or BUM has been undertaken in this handbook

liitlerjunge RotteniUhrer KameradschaftsiUhrer OberkameradschaftsiUhrer SchariUhrer Oberscharf1lhrer GefolgschaftsiUhrer Obergefolgschaftsf1lhrer Hauptgefolgschaftsf1lhrer Stammillhrer Oberst8lllllfllhrer Bannf1lhrer Oberbannf1lhrer Hauptbannflllirer Gebietsf1lhrer ObergebietsiUhrer StabsiUhrer Reichsjugendffhrer

Leaders anointed for the duration of the war only add a K- (Kriegs-) in front of their respective ranks (eg K-GefolgschaftsiUhrer)

As the fourteen year old is tramp1sferred fran the DJ into the HJ he becanes a Hitlerjunge

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

If he possesses the necessary qualifications he m~ atter six months service be appointed Rotmiddot~entllhrer

It takes about one year to attain each of the next higher ranks e e Kameradso11aftsfl1hrer and Scharflhrer

The Gefolgschaftsfl1hrer is usuaJly 18 years of age and Bannfl1hrer and higher ranking officials are generally old members With considerable party influenoe

A1though there is rio offioial age limit HJ leaders ordinarily transfer to other NSDAP fomations after they have reached the age of 35

The addition of Ober-- or Haupt- to the ordinary rank indioates recognition of length of service only and does not necessarily oonnote a higher funotional status

Fran the rank of Bannfl1hrer upward HJ leaders are employed on a fully paid basis Lower ranks by the display of speoial zeal may in oertain oases also receive remunerations Scharfthrer - 120 RM per month Gefolgschattsshyfllhrer - 200 RM per month bull

36 Unifonns and Insignia of Rank

In simmer- the ll3 wear the followingshy

Brown shirt Black cotton shorts Brown shoes Grey stockings Black neckerchief with leather knot

In Winter the unifonu consists ofshy

Brown shirt Dark blue ski-trousers Brown balaclava (often with Hoheitsabzeichen) Brown boots Peaked dress cap (with coloured piping) Greenish brown overcoat (with which the dirk and scabbard with HJ motto Blut und Ehre is worn)

In Annexe C plates give illustrations of HJ and BIM unifoImlland insignia of rank It should be noted that the ranks of Oberrottenfllhrer(HJ) Jungbannflllirer and Oberhordenshyfl1hrer(DJ) shown there are nOW obsolete

The insignia of the Reichsiugendfl1hrer do not middotappear in Annexe - his epaulette oarries the same oluster of Leaves as that of the Gebietsfthrer su=ounded by a laurel wreath

The numerals appearing on the silver buttons of the epaulettes in the lower ranks indioate the unit conoerned (Arabio for Gefolgsohaft Roman for Bann)

Jpaulettes m~ also be found which differ slightly from those shown inAnnexe C Sometimes letters or abbreviations replace the unit number and indicate HJ branohes or schools

37 other Insignia and Badges

Plates in Annexe C also illustrate various insignia denoting specialist employment unit etc

The examples given do not fonn a ocmprehensive list the following emblems not illustrated may be of interestshy

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

~lieger (Aviator) propellor with wings on a blue parallelogram

Feldscher (First Aid) white cross on a red circle Arzt (Doctor) gold caduceus (rod and serpent)

on an oval blue background ringed with gold

NOT In Annexe 0 the ann patches showing the Untergau and Obergau of the BIM are noV obsolete as the Obergau has been abolished and the Untergau changed to BDM ~

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PAllT VI

THE HJ ABroAD

8 HJ in Occupied Territories

The FJ in occupied territories is regionally administered by Befeh1sstellen (Tllrritorial ltcmnand HQmiddots)

Befeh1sstelle BOHMEN UNO MARREN is the only cOlIllll2I1d which enjoys the status of a Gebiet

Each Befehlsstelle is headed by a Chef (Chief) with staff This staff is similar to that of a GebietSfllhrung and is organised into offices accoIliing to the requirements in the territory in ques tion

9 HJ in Foreign Territories

In conmon with other NSDAP fonnations the HJ has also played a role in the Nazi attempt to sponsor its own organisations in foreign courrtrdes as well as to spread its philosophy there The approach to the young people of other countries has been outwardly conducted under the guise of promoting understanding between the youth of the world actually the usual Nazi tactics of intiltration and coercion are employed

Principle agencies carrying on this work aree -

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt of the RJF (see para 6) The Ndttelstelle fllr Volksdeutsche JugendaIbeit (Centre

for Germanic Youth Work) of the Nazi party The Volksbund ffir das Deutschtuln iJn Ausland (VDA or

Popular League for Germanism Abroad)

Their main efforts are directed at Ge=s or people of Gennanic origin living abroad The fonner are coerced the latter 1roOed

MaIlJ publications and directives are published purely for such foreign censUll1Ption and special HJ representatives are sent to neutral and Axis capitals

The HJ representatives in countries beyond the borders of Greater Gennany are listed in alphabetical o111er in accordance with the country to which they are accredited in Part Six of Annexe A

The Auslands-und Volkstumsamt is the executive agency for the organisation of youth in foreign countries Individual HJ members are responsible to it and where Banne or other units can be foIllled they also come under its -- shy1urisdiction

Ge=n-speaking young people from other countries are invited to the Reich at no expense to themselves in ordershyto receive training in leadership atHJ institutes

pecial stress in all these matters is placed on the so-called tlGennanic youth including not only Norwegians Danes Dutch and Flemings but also Walloons Finns and LaMans

A more ambitious project the League of European Youth was launched by the Nazis in September 1942 at Vienna There the Party managed to rally the youth organisations of fourteen nations (and satellites) around the principLes of unequivocal adherence to the reconstruction of the New JgtilrOpe fl and the promotion of internal struggles against Jewish-PlutocraticshyBolshevist ideas

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Nations participating were Gennany Italy Rumania Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Spain Nozway Hungary Holland BelgiUlll Walloonia (Belgium) Denmark and Finland A permanent secretariat was fonned and a monthly periodical Junges Europa (Young People) was founded

Other international activities of the HJ were the establishment ofshy

A World Youth Hostel at Altena near HagenIVestfalen in 1934- (under the auspices of the International Working Committee for Youth Hostels)

A Gennanic House opened in Braunschweig WEL (See Annexe A Part Five) for Gennanic Youth at

Stegskopf and Seeboden which co-operate with the Volksdeutsche Waffen BB

The Germanische Landdienstjugend (Germanic Land Service Youth) for agricultural work in the Eastern territories

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

PARr VII

OPPOSrlION YOUTH MOVEMElfrS

4f) Legal Measures regarding Gezman Youth

The Polizeiverordnung zum Schutze der Deutschen Jugend (Police Decree for the Protection of Gennan Youth) issued in November 194-3 by HIJfrUER in his capacity as Chief of the Gennan Police indicates that Hitlers campadgn to win the youth of Germany despite its thoroughness has met with some resistance

The decree prohibits youths between the ages of 16 and 1a fran frequenting places of entertainment after 9 0 clock in the evening unless acccmpanied by D parent or guardian

People under 16 are canpletely barred from such locales after 9 oclock and no one under 18 is permitted to smoke dance or drink in public under any circumstances

Those who join the VIehzmacht and S3 are exempt fran 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 bcen to discourage unsupervised gatherings of young people where opposition to the regime might be planned or covertly displayed

4-1 UnOfficial youth organisations outside the HJ

Reports on hand clearly indioate the existenoe and growing strength of underground and unofficial organisatiOns operating outside the HJ

Sane of them are secret remnants of the old ttBtlndische Jugendtt or the confessional youth movements others are probably Left Wing in origin Some have reoently been created as 5IJla1l groups functioning within a town city or city district others may have national or regional connections

It is not always clear whether these groups exist as convinced anti-Nazi cells or are merely a reaction to the restrictions discipline and military orientation of the 1IJ Many have simply developed out of the desire of young people to enjoy their sports hikes and cultural activities unshaokshyled by party supervision and coercion

A group in llustria called Iaener Praterschlllrfe plans its activities in local dance halls and its activities have been reported in the Viennese press

Some meet secretly at their leaders heme sane assemble ~der the guidances of a parish priest or minister some are led by older people While a tew maintain liaison with adult underground movements Members often wear secret insignia inside their coat lapels

So-called Edelweisspiraten (EP or Edelweissbenden) in the Rhineland the Ruhr Westphalia and Southern Germany have attacked isolated HJ boys provoked them in street fights assaulted SS and SA personnel and even performed acts of sabotage such as starting fires in fuel dwnps

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

42 Repressive Measures

Nazi police forces and in particular HJ SRD detachments are constantly on the alert for these ~position groups

It Ls reported that on apprehension for the first time these boys are liable in case of lesser demeanours to be taken into custody aver a weekend (ttJugendarresttt) Further offences restzlt in sentences to Zwangsanstalten (Compulso~ Institutes)

Two former concentration camps at RAVpoundNSBRtlCK and MORJNGEN have been transformed into Jugendachutzlager der Sipo (Security Police Camps for the Protective Custody of Youths) and are said to come up to the standard of the nonnal adult concentration camps for brutal treatment of the inmates

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

ANNEXE A

(Order of Battle Tables)

~

PART ONE List of HJ GEBIETE

1 Part One lists the HJ Gebiete and Befehlsstellen in numerical order giving the NSDAP Gau with which eachGebiet is practically identical

PART TWO THE HJ GEBIETE

2 Part Two gives details at each Gebiet in numerical order the first page in case giving HQ personalities and schools and following pages giving the identified l3amle of the Gebiet shy

3 GEBIETSFllHRUNG (Regional Directorate) Gives HQ location and identified staif persllmalities using German terms and abbreviations

4 IDENTIFIED BANm In addition to Banne (and any of their identified subunits) towns in which NSDAP Kreise have their HQ are listed for reference as it is a general principle that HJ Banns are located in such towns

PART THREE HJ BANNE LISJ3ID NUMERICALLY

5 Part Three provides a munerical index of the Banne with Gebiet to which each belongs with spe(~Banne names will be found at the end of the list shy

PART FOUR HJ BANNE LISJ3ID ALHW3ETICALLY

6 Part Four gives the same information as Part Three except that Banne identified by location only will also be found here while Banns identified by llUJli)er only are not included shy

PART FIVE sr SCHOOLS AND CAMES

7 liT Schools are here listed according to tYpe and subdivided in most cases according to the Gebiet in which they are located

PART SIX liT AllSLAIDSF1JERER

8 Part Six lists liT 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 Official abbreviationsmiddot are given in Annexe D

Al

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

ANNEXE A

PART ONE

HJGEBIETE AND BEFEHLSSTEILEN

With oorresponding NSDAP Geu

Location of HJ Gebiet NSDAP Gau Headquarters

No N8llle No Name

1 Ostpreussen (forshy 25 Ostpreussen KBnigsbergPr merly Ostland)

2 3

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

16 -

Mark Brandenburg Berlin

FrankfurtO Berlin C2

4 Niederschlesien 21 Niedersohlesien Breslau I 5 Paronern 26 Ponunern Stettin II 6 Nordmark 29 Schleswig-Holstein Kie 7 Nordsee 37 Weser-JJms Oldenburg O 8 Niedersaohsen 33 Slid-Hannover- Hannover

Braunsohweig 9 Westfalen-Nord 38 Westfalen-Nord MUnsterWest

10 Ruhr-Niederrhein 6 Essen MlllheinvRuhr 11 KBln-Aaohen 11 ICBln-Aachen ICBln 12 Moselland (formerly 18 Mose1land Koblenz (Rhein)

Westmark) 13 Hessen-Nassau 10 Hessen-Nassau iiesbaden 14 Kurhessen 13 Kurhessen Kassel 15 16

Yittelland Sachsen

8 27

Halle-Merseburg Saohsen

HalleS Dresden A24

17 Thtlringen 34 Thllringen Weimar 18 19

Franken Hoch1and

7 19

Franken Mllnehen-Oberbayern

NUmberg Mllnchen

20 Wflrttemberg 42 Wllrttemberg- Stuttgart W Hohenzollern

21 22

Baden Bayreuth (formerly

1 2

Baden Bayreuth

Strassburg Bayreuth

Bayrisohe Ostmark) 23 24 25

Mittelelbe 1leok1enburg Westmark (formerly

14 17 40

Magdeburg-Anhalt Meoklenburg Wesbnark

Magdeburg Sohwerin Neustadtad

Saarpfalz) Weinstrasse 26 27 28

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

9 41 20

Hamburg Wien Niederdonau

Hamburg I Wien VIII65 Wien XIII89

29 Oberdonau 22 Oberdonau Linz (Donau) 30 Steiermark 31 Steiermark G-raz 31 32

Kllrnten Salzburg (formerly

11 28

Kllrnten Salzburg

Klagenfurt Salzburg

33 34

Ostmark) Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

35 5

Tirol-Vorarlberg OOsseldorf

Innsbruck DU sse ldorf-Eller

35 Sudetenland 32 Sudetenland ReiohenbergshyOberro-Senthal

36 Sohwaben 30 Sohwaben Augsburg 37 38

Danzig-Westpreussen Warthe1and

4 36

Danzig-Westpreussen Wartheland

Danzig Posen

J2

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

Location of BJ Gebiet NSDAP Galgt Headquarters

39 Mainfranken 15 Ma1nfranken wtlrzburg 40 Oberschlesien 23 Oberschlesien Kattowitz 41 Ost-Hannover 24 Ost-Hannover IItlneburg42 Westfalen-Snd 42 Wes tfalen-Snd Bochum bull Gebiet Eefehlsst Prag XIX

I3amphmen 110 Wlhren bull Befehlsst Belgien Brussels bull Eefehlsst Gltlneralgouvernemen t Krakau (Craoaw) bull Befehlsst Niederlande Den Haag bull Befehlsst Osten bull Befehlsst Ostland Riga

Ii Only the Eefehlsstelle (Territorial C~d HQ) BBhmen und Wlhren (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia) has the legal status of a Gebiet such as those numbered from 1 to 42

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

ANNEXE A

PART TWO

THE HJ GEBIETE JIi

Territorial Administrations in Numerical Order

GEBIET 1 OSTPREUSSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 25 OSTPREUSSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRllNG

HQ K8nigsbergPr Jllgerhof 1718 Phone 34 541

K-GebietsfUhrer H Bat bull Oskar DOBAT

HAIII (Musik) Stat OOHOLZ (K)

en the Statf Bat FRIEDRICH

OTHER PEllSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Alfons BALTRUSCH Herbert BOECK (Fllhrer of a raquo K BRAND (Fllhrer of a Bann

SCHOOLS AND CAMS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIlIlllllldant

Gebietsfllhrershy Boschirnmen Post Rcmotten schule I Jqck-Land

GebietsfUhrershy MOldenten Zamppel schule n

WEL II Rosensee

Landjahr1ager Karnitten

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Ti1sit

Reichsschiess u Boyden Ge1l1ndeschu1e

bull Including the BEF11lLSSTELLEN

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location CODIlWlder Sub-Units

1 Kllnigsberg Baf STRAHL FlgGetl 3 Preussisoh

Holland 4- Barten) Rastenburg

18 Tannenberg) Osterode 33 Nadrauen) Gumbinnen 41 Mamel) Tilsit Stat OOma 43 K8nigsberg 44 (Rominten) Goldap 45 Insterburg

147 Lyck 150 Allenstein 151 (Galinden) Sensb~g Gefin Wtzen 270 Ragnit 278 Orte1sburg 290 (Prege1) Weh1au 291 (Natangen) Preussiseh

Eylau 292 Angerburg~Angerapp)293 Ermland~ Hei1sberg 296 Haffgau Braunsberg 367 Neidenburg 471 Merne1 Bat ENGLER 473 Heydekrug 679 Zichenau 681 lfJaCkeim 782 Labiau Gefin Goldberg 793 (Friedland) Bartenstein 796 Plamphnen 876 Deutsch Eylau

SchrBttersburg

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

Angerapp Ostenburg Ebenrode Osterode Gerdauen Praschnitz Heiligenbell R6ssel Heinrichsifalde Scharfenwiese Johannisburg Schlossberg Mielau Sudauen Mohrungen Treuburg

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIET 2 JlARK BRANDENBURG

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 16 MARK BRANDENBURG)

GEBIElSFUHRUNG

HQ Frankfurta ReinmBnnstrasse 3 Phone 32 21

Gebietsfl1hrer Gebf Fritz KNOOP

StellY Gebietsftlhrer aBaf SCHULZ

HA III 0 Stat Ernst GRtlDER

Gebietsinspekteur Franz FINK

SCHOOlll AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8IlP COIIIIlaIldant

Gebietsfl1hrerschule I Cottbus Gerhard Liebsch 0 Stat BERGLAR

WEL I Am Odersee

Landdienstlehrhof

Adolf-Hitler-8chule FrankfurtOder

NPEA Neuzelleb Guben

NPEA Potsdam

Reichsjugendftlhrershy Potsdam chule

Reichsseesportschule I PrierosMark

Reichsschule f Schloss Weltanschauliche Molchowb Schulung NeWUppin

Reichsschule f Sozale Jugendarbeit

Karnmerb Golzow

Reichssegelflugschule Trebbin

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED NNE

No amp Name

8 12 20

24 35

46 47 48 52

64 140

141 195 196 197 275 368

369 370

372 373 374

7P 72)

(Jlltetb og-Luckenwalde) ppin

Brandenburg-r )Zaueh-Belzig)

(Galau-Luckau)

Location

Drossen Guben Jlltetbog

Neuruppin Brandenburg

Zllllichau Senftenberg

(Soldin-Landsberg)LandsbergW

(Osthave1land) fBarnim)Westprignitz)

~Niederbarnim) Ostprignitz)

(Westhavelland)

Seats of NSIlAP-Kreise possibly exist

Angennllnltl~ Ltlbben Meseritz

Cottbus

Prenzlau Ktlstrin

FrankfurtO Falkensee Ebers_1de Wittenberge Sorau BeeskOllshyStork

Finsterwa1de Templin

Bernau Pritzwalk Potsdam

Crossen Rathenow

COIlIlIallder

OGeff KlLLER

Geff MANTE Geff Heinz

POHLE

OStar FRICKE (K)

Geff MELITZ

Identified Sub-Units

Gef27 Babelsberg

Get in KBnigsberg Nm

HGett GUTSCHE

Gef1 (Beeshyskow-Mitte)

HGett Karl KkK

Batbull S1ROMPS OBat O REICHERT

OStat SCHULZ (K)

at which corresponding HJ-Banne may

Spremberg

Te1tow

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIET 3 BERLIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 3 BERLIN)

GEBIETSFlffiRUNG

HQ Berlin C 2 Alexanderp1atz 4 Phone 51 5201

Gebietstlihrer Gebf IWlANN

Stabs1eiter HBaf Heinz RAETZ

lA II Wehrertilchshy Baf QltlEISER tigung

Abt Rechtstragen Stat PLtlMKE

Geb Insp d Flieger-HJ Helmut NeRENBERG

Geb Beauftr f Umsied- Bar KRnlMER lung in Ostpreussen

OTifER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oasr Benne ErrINGER Baf Willi von FELD HBaf Gottlieb HIRSJH Baf WICKE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp

Gebietstahrerschu1e Birkenweroer Herbert NORKUS

Gebietsmusikschule Ost-Berlin

WEI I Glfmen

WEL Dreetza Schllferberg

II SonBnerlager Klein Karis

NPEA Berlin-Spandau

Reichsfunkschule BerlinshyCharlottenburg

lTehrgang fllr Jugend Berlinshyu Volksmusik1eiter Charlattenburg

Corrmandant ~

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

6

21

37

61

129

155 (Gerhard Liebich)

198

199 (Georg Peiser)

20C

201 (Herbert Norkus)

Location Commander

WeddingshyReinickendorf

Horst-Wesse1shyStadt Prenz1auer Berg

Wilmersdorf-Zehhltdorf

NeukHln- Staf reptow FROMMEYER iahtenberg-KBpeniak Bef CALwm (K)

Kreuzberg-Yitte

Char1ottenburgshySpandau Bar BREY (K)

Pankow-Weissensee

Steglitz- OStaf SCHMIDT Tempelhof

140abit- Baf KUSCHEL SchBneberg

Identified Sub-Units

FlgGef4 Gef19

Gef20

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIEJ 4 NIEDERS-HLESIEN

(Corresponding to NSUAP~u 21 NIEDERSCHLESIEN)

GEBTh7sFJIlHUNG

HQ Breslau I Ohlauer Stadtgraben 1718 Phone 52 241

Gebietsfllher Oebf Herbert IlTIlSCH

lA I Verwaltlmg i3af Hans RADIMI1lSKI

lA III oser lWlN

Crebietsarzt ilr GUMMEL

Stabsleiter OBaf Hans BANIDH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assiwnent Unknown)

Baf Werner HAlJPl

SCHOOLS AIID CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or C8lp COIJIlI8l1dant

GebietsfUhrerschule I Oderbeltsch XrGuhrau

Georg Preiser

GebietsfUhrerschule II liassitz

Gebietsfcldscherschule Hirschberg

mL VII Bartnig Kr Militsch

GL Kunzendorf

H VormilitKrisches Schiaunbildungrlager

Gross Iser Siegfried GOSSERT

Adolf-iii t Ier--Schnfe Kartha

Naumburg

ML Wahhtadt

Reich-portnchule Tlraunauilober KLllwenberg

S te inauOde r

~ Probably conver-ted to l~I

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

lIENlIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp NaJre Location Commander SUb-Units

7 Liegnitz 10 Sohweidnitz 11 Breslau-Stadt Bat SEIFERT FIg Gef2

Baf PROBST SOF 19 G5rlitz O Stat MALORNY 38 Glatz 50 WOOlau 58

154shy (Riesengebirge) Glogau Hirschberg

157 280

Brieg Bunzlau Gern

347 Niesky Siegersdort

(Kohlfurt) 348 Frankenstein 349 Breslau-Lend Gef27

Hermannsshydort

Gef in Neumarkt Gefl Brockau

350 Grflnberg 351 Landeshut 352 Oels 375 Waldenburg Baf MllLLER 376 Trebnitz 378 Sagan in Sprottau 379 Reichenbach

Eule 803 LaUban 807 Ohlau Baf NAGEL 810 Jauer

Striega

Seats of NSDAP-Yreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Fraustadt LUben Freystadt Militsch Goldberg Nwnslau Guhrau Neumarkt HabeLschwerdt Rothenburg Hoyerswerda Ulwenberg Strehlen

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIET 5 P01lMER)f

(Corresponding to NSDA-Gau 26 POMMEElN)

GEBIETSFtlHRUNG

Stettin 11 Falkenwaldflr Str 69 Phone 33 220

Gebietsfllhrer HBar Gerd WEGNER

Stabsleiter osee STEFFENHAGEN

1lA II Wehrertlichshy 0 Bar SCHVARZ tigung

Gaujugendwalter osee WEHNERT

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or ClllP GOIllllWldant

Gebietsfllhrerschule I Binow-Buchheide bStettin Hans Mallon

Gebietsfllhrerschule II Machlin

WEI I Gcddentow Kr Lauenburg

TIEL II Westfalenhof Stat MARIN

WEI Gross-Born Neustettin

gtf Socamerlager Lubmin

Adolf-Hitler-Schule Kr3ssinsee

KBslin

NPEA Putbus

rieichsseesportshy ZiegenortKr Admiral schule III Uckermflnde v Trotha

H Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED llANNE

Identified No amp NampJl1e Location COIIIWlder Sub-Units

2 Gross-8tettin ossr WHT llotorstamn Bal 1lURSWIFJi I

(Sop ) 9 Stargaro OBaf STRUNCK

14 latow 34 (Alt-Vorponmern) AnkIam 42 (Hans Mallon) Stralsund I neff CllAMIP Get bull i-1

RUgen 19 Stol 54 Kolberg

149 Deu tech Krane 175 (Friedeberg- Jried~-bcrg Stanm I

Arnswalde) rnswalde 176 Lauenburg 193 Neustettin zOlt- Greifenbere 294 Greifs_ld aStaf ROSSshy

J)EUlSCJER 295 Klislin 353 Greifenhagen 371 3chneidemUhl 462 Blltow 683 Naugard 685 Belgard 686 687 689 Schlochau Geff PLATH (K) 690 Jarmen

Dramburg STORCH (K)

Seats of NSDAP-Kreise at which carrespending HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Pyritz Schlochau Regenwalde Uckernrllnde R=e1sburg Schlawe UsedOOl-Wollin

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBlET 6 NORIlMAHK

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 29 SiLijSWJg-HOLS~EIN)

G113IETSFUHRUNG

HQ Kiel Augustenburgcr Platz 4 Phone 92 20

Gebietsflhrer Gebf Hubert MEIFORTH

K -Stebaleiter OBa Hans COLLING

lUl III Baf KIEUANN

Geb BcauftrKLV Baf KIELMANN

Gebietsmusikreferent Baf Friedrich hENKEL

On the Staff HGeff HEIDE

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of SChool ~ Location or Camp COIl1I1l8ndant

Gebietsflhrerschule I Malente- Otto Blecker OHM Gremsmlllilen

Gebietsffthrerschule II Gudenborg Baf BRINK

WEL IT Leck-8chmlrshy H Geff Dr horn SCHUMANN

NPEA Pl1nHolstein

Reichsjugendffthrershy lIittelburgb innenschule Eutin

Sonmer-Lagez- (Motor HJ) Fissau-Eutin

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED 1lIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Comnander Sub-Units

84 Schleswig 85 (Norderdi th- Heide Staf KCCK

marschen) 86 ~lensburg-

Stadt 162 Lllbeck 163 Rendsburg 184 Kiel 185 (Stormarn) Bad Oldeloe 187 LUbeck-Land Erwin MOLLER (K) Gef in Kelshy

linghusen202 418 gtteinburg 419 Newnllnster H Geff Erich

STORM (K) 463 jlBlln 498 - (3Mtondem) NiebtUl 499 Pinneberg 818 Eckernf8rde 819 (Sllderdith- Brunsbllttel Baf ClillISTIAHSEN

marschen) 820 Flensburg-Land 0 Stat WITTE 822 Segeberg H Geff Erich

STORM (K) Eutin SClrlBITZEH (K)

Seats of rSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Eiders-tedt OldenburgHolst Husum Lauenburg P11ln

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEHIET 7 NORffiEE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 37 lESER-EMS)

GEBIETSF1lHRUNG

HI Oldenburg i 0 bull Damm 1 Phone 6031 shy

C~bietsfUhrer Gebf LOBEL

Stalls1eiter Baf Rudi DllBE

HA IT Bauerntum und Geff HEliKEL Landdienst

HA Ltr Baf Cerd ARNDT

Geubeauftragter fd HBar Carl JUNG lCriegsberufswettkampf

Geupropaganda1ei ter Baf Dr GROLLE

ClrHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Alfred BRtteKNER (Ffthrer of a Bann) Baf FELDERMANlf (in Renslage) Erwin GELLERSEN (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf SCHACHTEBIDK (in Oldenburg) OBaf Dr Herbert WARNING

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Nanyenl of School Location or Camp Camnandant

Cebietsftlhrerschu1e I Aumllhleb Han~ Hoftman bull Yfildeshausen

GebietsfUhrerschule II Bad Zwischenahn

NPEA Haselfume

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTHDD BAIrnE

Identified 10 amp Name Location Conrnander Sub-Unit

59 Vlilhelmshaven Staf GIESE 75 Bremen Baf SEGELKEN Stamm I - XVIIt

loIarine-Stauun I - IV

Flg --Stsrom I - III ~lgGef 4 Motor-Stamm

I - IV NaGet 1 - 4

78 OsnabrUck-Stadt 91 Oldenburg Bat srnOH Marine Gef 1

FlgGef 1 148 (Fmsland) Meppen 191 Aurich 225 Vechta 251 Emden-Norden 286 OsnabrUck-Land 381 LeerOstfrie51 Staf iVilli

GElS 382 Oldenburg-Land OBaf

PANNENBORG 500 Bentheim 600 Lingen 691 Nordenham Gef in Einswarden 825 hIllfnerland) Bad Zwischenahn

Seats of NSOAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Aschendorf Norden Bersenbrtlck Varel Cloppenburg Melle Wittmund

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIET 8 NIEllERSAOHSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Geu 33 SllD-FANNOVER-BRAUNSCHWEIG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Hannover Arnswalder Str 78 Phone 52 631

K-Gebietsfflhrer HBef Hans SIERK

HA III Staf Joachim GRtBIm

Stelly Gausports- Bef WHIKllNN fi1hrer

OTHER PERS01WITIFS (Assignment UnknOllll)

Karl BROCKSCHMIDT (Fl1hrer ~ a Berm) Bef Dr Hans DANNmANN

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp CalII1BDdant

Gebietsf6hrerschule DehmkeHameln Peter Friess

WEL II Hlmelheide ss UStut GIGAl3

KLV Moroschau

Landdienstlehrhof Eddigehausen Glttingen

UHL

Akademie fllhrung

~ Jugend- Braunschweig Gebf Kurt PETTER

Musikschule Braunschweig

Musikschule Bl1cke Berg

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED BANNJltj

Identified No ampName Location Commander Sub-Units

73 Sulingen 74 Hannover Marine Gef 79 Hildesheim 82 Gllttingen 92 BraLl11schweig Bsf ZACHAU Marine-EinheH

Stadt zSee Gef44 Broit shy

zen 164 Hameln Bsf JAKOBS 250 Gos1ar 255 He lmstedt 256 Northeim Bsf TRITSCHLER Flg -Gef 2 257 A1fe1d oer in Seesen 273 (Kalenburg) Hannover-Land Stat GRABER Get in

Barringhausen 276 Neustadt Getin

Wunstorf 445 Roya Gef6

Gratschatt Brinkwn Get bull in Bsssum

446 Nienburg 447 Wolfenbllttel 448 Peine 449 450 Duderstadt 451 452 Blankenburg 0 Bat PLANKE Einheit zSee

Harz 453 456 Bockenem 468 596 Hannoversch

MlInden 597 Braunschweig-

Lend 598 599 OsterodeHarz 791 Gleidingen 945 Slzgitter

Seats ot NSDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Benne may possibly exist

Einbeck Holzminden Gandersheim Northeim Gratschaft Diepholz Zellerfeld

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GOEBM 9 WESTFALEN-NORD

(Corresponding to NSlW-Geu )8 WESTFALENNORD)

HQ- MBnster Diepenbrockstrasse 30 Phone 40 051

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Walter lCROOHER

Stellv Gebietsshy OBaf MEISE 1lIhrer

Gebietsbeauftragshy Star HAUSEN ter 1 KIN

Betriebsjugendshy Baf EWald (jIEllELER walter

ClllER PERSONALITmS (AssignmPnt Unknown)

Baf Fritz ALTHOFF Heinz BRllcllER (Fllhrer of a Bann) Baf Hermann FRICKE shyosee Hhnoo

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COllIllaIldant

~bietsfdhrersohule Schloss Schwansbell b Lllnen

Walter Wagnitz

Gebietsfllhrerschule Haldem

WEL I HalternWestf

WEL IV Jlariawald Geft FREITAG

WEL Augustdorrb Sennele-ger

WEL AugustdOl1b Sennelager

Reichssport- (jladbeck sohule IV

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IDENTIFIED BJOOIE

Identified No amp Name Location Commsnder Sub-Units

13 Mllnster 0 Ba1 SAUERLAND Fig -Gef 3 15 Minden 55 (Lippe) Detmo1d

135 Hagen Gef19 HagenshyEckesey

145 Burgsteinfurt i58 Bielefeld 0 Baf WE3SELlJANN 168 Coesfeld Gef 33 Nordshy

Hlwen 183 Herford 228 Gelsenkirchen- Baf BOOKMANN

Buer 252 Recklingshy BafGtlNTHER

hausen StafL WINKELshySTRorER

260 Beckum-Warendorf

261 Bocholt 262 (Bottrop- Bottrop Stat EOOEIlS in Cloppen-

Gladbeck) burg 263 Rheine 281 Paderbom Gef8

Delbrl1ck 385 Hllxter

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

OOCkeburg Rinteln Llfubecke Tecklenburg L1Winghausen Wiedenbrllck

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIET 10 RUHR-NIEDERRllEIN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 6 ESSEN)

GEBIETSFUHRUNG

HQ MlUheimRuhr Herbert-Rewards-Platz 1 Phone 44 161

K -GebietsfUhrer HBat Hermann PETRI

Gebietsbeauftrag- HGett SICKERMANN ter s KIN

Gebietsarzt Dr RAKEBRAND

Abtellung Osteinmiddot llaf Dr SCllYARTZ satz und Landshydienst

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Heinz HENNlNCIOFEN Baf Dr Heinz LANGE HBat Dr Eugen vllGLER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp pamnandant

Gebietsftlhrershyschule I

Burg Alpen Herbert HOIIarde

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Lintford

Gebietsfeldsohershysohule

MtI1heim

NPEA Heythusen (Holland)

Nachritchtenschule Orsoy

WEL III Harzbecku Geldern

Stat CAFILZ

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

No amp N8IIle

57 60

159 173 235 236 237 238

239 469 470

Location

Rees Oberhausen Mlilhe1nVRuhr Essen Duisburg-Slld Duisburg-Nord Moers Kleve

Essen-Nord Dins1aken Ge1dern

Camnander

0Stat ARNTZEN oser vrnmrANN Baf B1hE ose LEGG-DIE Bar IW1TSCIIEN Bar PllTHE Staf EBENER HGeff TIEDERshy

MANN

Bar WOLFF HGeff JtJcicEL stelly

Identified Sub-Units

MotGef10 in H8IIlborn

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

G-EBIET 11 KBLN-AACHEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 12 KBLN-AACHEN)

GEBIgtlrSFlHRllNG

HQ KMn Claudiusstrasse 1 Phone 40 751

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBaf JECKSTAIYl-BORCHERT

HA Leiter Stat Willi BRAUN

Stellv OBat Gerhard JOPPISCH Gebietsarzt

arHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat Freddy FREIMlLJER OBat WALLRAllE

SCHOOLS AND CAlaS

Name of School ~ Location or Op COI1Illlllndant

Gebietsfflhrershy MMrathb Paul Thewellis schule I Klnn

Gebietsfllhrershy MehlenVb Baldur von schule II G-odesb erg Schirach

WEL I Schleiden Eifel

WEL II Zweifal1 (Stolberg)

WEL Germeter

WEL Kohlscheid

WEL Marlsbeuden

WEL Sllggerath

Jugendmusikschule Siegburg

AH-Schule K6nigswinter

AH-8chule Vogelsan~ (Gemtlnd)

AH-8cllule WalbrBl

NPEA Bensbergb Kln

NPEA Valkenb~ (Holland)

Reichsausbildungsshylager IT

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

IIlENTIFlED BArOO

Identified No amp Name Location Canmaniler Sub-Units

16 Kllln (rechts- Ger5 rhein ) HBhenberg

25 Aachen-Stsdt Baf Georg WERLE

53 (Hansestsdt KBln MotGef1 KBln)

65 Klln-Lend Ba1n160

161 Dtlren 217 KBln-sild 240 (Sieg) Siegburg Baf Kurt

BECKMANN 241 (Oberbergisch) Gummersbach 242 JUlich Gef12

Ederen 272 Euskirchen 314 Bergisch

G1adbach 386 Aachen-lend 387 Bergheim 388 Schleiden 389 Geilenkirchen 464 Erkelenz Flg cer 673 Eupen HGerf

ENGEL (K) 674 1lalmedy 8L0 Monschau

GEBIET 12 MOSELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Kreis JIOSELLAND)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

HQ Koblenz Alte Mose1burg Phone 55 08

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Rolf KARBACH

Stabsleiter Baf SAFrIG

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst Bar Rolf BroKER

Abt Press u Propaganda Star W GATTO

Geb Beauftragter f JUgend- organisation in Luxemburg OBar Karl FElDEN

OTHER PERSOlIALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oae Heinz BClEP

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp ~dant

Gebietsftlbrershy Niederlehnshy Erich Niejahr schule I stein

Gebietsftlhrershy NiederhAusen sobule II

AH-Schule Koblenz

AH -SchUle Platten

NPEA Colmer Berg (Luxemburg)

A26

IIlENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

28 Koblenz Gef3 Va11endar

29 BitburgEifel in Prllm

68 Andernach

69 Trier

243 (Wied) Neuwied

244 (Lieser) Wittlich

245 (Mi ttelmosel) Traben-Trarbach

246 (Hochwald) Idar- Baf ZIEGLER Gef37 Oberstein

247 (Idarwald) Baumholder

248 (Hunsrlck) SiIlJlleTIl

258 Saarburg

354 Bad Kreuznacn Gef16 Stromberg

355 Remagen

391 Henneskei1 ocser LEINEN (K)

765 Bernkaste1 Walter URBAN (K)

Luxemburg Baf Fritz HALl

Seats of ~SDAP-Kreise at Which corresponding HJ-Banne llY possibly exist

Ahrweiler Kochem BetzdorfSieg St Goar

GEBIET 13 HESlEN-NASSAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-r-au 10 HESSEN-NASSAU)

HQ Wiesbaden Herbert-Norkusstrasse 39 Phone 20 541

K-Gebietsfllhrer HBaf ERNST

Stabsleiter 0Baf Heinz KREllIZ

HA II Wehrertllohshytigtmg Baf MICHEL

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst Baf Rolf BECKER

Gebietsinspekteur der Flieger-HJ Rolf BOUVIER

Gebietsarzt Dr Joergen XHMIDT-VOIGT

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oser Dr GAllHL Ernst GRIESS (Fllhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS AND CA1lPS

~ Location NllIlle of School or CIlIllp Commandant

Gebietstllhrershyschule I

EltvilleaRh Christian Grassmann

Gebietstl1her- K6nigshofen schule II Ts

WEL Breitscheid IVes terwald

WEL II HundstadtTs OBaf BOHLINGamp1

WEL Stegskopf Westerwald

II SOIIllllerlager Geilnau K -Baf STAHL

NPEA ili-811ienstein ad Lahn

Reichsausbildungs- Stegskopf lager IV 7esterwald

1usikschule rTankfurta M

it Jrobably ccnverted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BAJOO

Identified No amp Name Location Camnander Sub-fuits

80 iesbaden 81 Franldlrt

a Hain 87 ( Oberwester- Westerburg Get8 Erbach

wa1d) 88 Wetzlar 98 Hanan

115 (Peter ries) Uannstadt Get2l 116 Ciessen 117 Mainz Baf Hans

ENIlLINC 118 WOnDS

166 (aunus) Bad Hamburg St af BfulCING 186 Frankfurt

a Main 249 llensheiro 253 (Lahntal) Liroburg 254 (Wetterau) Bad Nauheim 287 Offenbach 288 St Goars- Stat BEIOR in Schwalbach

hausen 303 Herborn 304 (Vogclsberg) Lauterbach 392 Schltichtern 771 (lJnterwester- i~lontabaur

_ld) 772

Seats of IISDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may Jos~ibly exist

Alzey Gelnhausen Bingen Gross-Gerau Rtidingen Irbach NeUburg

GEBIET 14 KURHESSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 13 KURHESSEN)

HQ Kassel Kaiserstr 52 Phone 35 075

Gebietsttlhrer H Bar SCHlam

OTHER PERSONALITllS (Assignment Unknown)

Rudolf GABERT (FIlhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS JJID CAlIlPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandarrte

WEL II HCJDberg OGeff KUNTH

WEL III Ziegenhain Bez Kassel

VIEL IV Pos t R8hrshain U Treysa

WEL V Post R8hrshain U lreysa

Seats of ~~DAP-Kreise at which correspondinB HJ-Banne may possiblY exist

rankenberg Witzenhausen

H~Jnfeld Wolfhagen

Rotenburg Ziegenhain

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IIlENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

28 Koblenz Gef3 Va11endar

29 BitburgEifel in Prllm

68 Andernach

69 Trier

243 (Wied) Neuwied

244 (Lieser) Wittlich

245 (Mi ttelmosel) Traben-Trarbach

246 (Hochwald) Idar- Baf ZIEGLER Gef37 Oberstein

247 (Idarwald) Baumholder

248 (Hunsrlck) SiIlJlleTIl

258 Saarburg

354 Bad Kreuznacn Gef16 Stromberg

355 Remagen

391 Henneskei1 ocser LEINEN (K)

765 Bernkaste1 Walter URBAN (K)

Luxemburg Baf Fritz HALl

Seats of ~SDAP-Kreise at Which corresponding HJ-Banne llY possibly exist

Ahrweiler Kochem BetzdorfSieg St Goar

GEBIET 13 HESlEN-NASSAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-r-au 10 HESSEN-NASSAU)

HQ Wiesbaden Herbert-Norkusstrasse 39 Phone 20 541

K-Gebietsfllhrer HBaf ERNST

Stabsleiter 0Baf Heinz KREllIZ

HA II Wehrertllohshytigtmg Baf MICHEL

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst Baf Rolf BECKER

Gebietsinspekteur der Flieger-HJ Rolf BOUVIER

Gebietsarzt Dr Joergen XHMIDT-VOIGT

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oser Dr GAllHL Ernst GRIESS (Fllhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS AND CA1lPS

~ Location NllIlle of School or CIlIllp Commandant

Gebietstllhrershyschule I

EltvilleaRh Christian Grassmann

Gebietstl1her- K6nigshofen schule II Ts

WEL Breitscheid IVes terwald

WEL II HundstadtTs OBaf BOHLINGamp1

WEL Stegskopf Westerwald

II SOIIllllerlager Geilnau K -Baf STAHL

NPEA ili-811ienstein ad Lahn

Reichsausbildungs- Stegskopf lager IV 7esterwald

1usikschule rTankfurta M

it Jrobably ccnverted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BAJOO

Identified No amp Name Location Camnander Sub-fuits

80 iesbaden 81 Franldlrt

a Hain 87 ( Oberwester- Westerburg Get8 Erbach

wa1d) 88 Wetzlar 98 Hanan

115 (Peter ries) Uannstadt Get2l 116 Ciessen 117 Mainz Baf Hans

ENIlLINC 118 WOnDS

166 (aunus) Bad Hamburg St af BfulCING 186 Frankfurt

a Main 249 llensheiro 253 (Lahntal) Liroburg 254 (Wetterau) Bad Nauheim 287 Offenbach 288 St Goars- Stat BEIOR in Schwalbach

hausen 303 Herborn 304 (Vogclsberg) Lauterbach 392 Schltichtern 771 (lJnterwester- i~lontabaur

_ld) 772

Seats of IISDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may Jos~ibly exist

Alzey Gelnhausen Bingen Gross-Gerau Rtidingen Irbach NeUburg

GEBIET 14 KURHESSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 13 KURHESSEN)

HQ Kassel Kaiserstr 52 Phone 35 075

Gebietsttlhrer H Bar SCHlam

OTHER PERSONALITllS (Assignment Unknown)

Rudolf GABERT (FIlhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS JJID CAlIlPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandarrte

WEL II HCJDberg OGeff KUNTH

WEL III Ziegenhain Bez Kassel

VIEL IV Pos t R8hrshain U Treysa

WEL V Post R8hrshain U lreysa

Seats of ~~DAP-Kreise at which correspondinB HJ-Banne may possiblY exist

rankenberg Witzenhausen

H~Jnfeld Wolfhagen

Rotenburg Ziegenhain

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 13 HESlEN-NASSAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-r-au 10 HESSEN-NASSAU)

HQ Wiesbaden Herbert-Norkusstrasse 39 Phone 20 541

K-Gebietsfllhrer HBaf ERNST

Stabsleiter 0Baf Heinz KREllIZ

HA II Wehrertllohshytigtmg Baf MICHEL

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst Baf Rolf BECKER

Gebietsinspekteur der Flieger-HJ Rolf BOUVIER

Gebietsarzt Dr Joergen XHMIDT-VOIGT

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

oser Dr GAllHL Ernst GRIESS (Fllhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS AND CA1lPS

~ Location NllIlle of School or CIlIllp Commandant

Gebietstllhrershyschule I

EltvilleaRh Christian Grassmann

Gebietstl1her- K6nigshofen schule II Ts

WEL Breitscheid IVes terwald

WEL II HundstadtTs OBaf BOHLINGamp1

WEL Stegskopf Westerwald

II SOIIllllerlager Geilnau K -Baf STAHL

NPEA ili-811ienstein ad Lahn

Reichsausbildungs- Stegskopf lager IV 7esterwald

1usikschule rTankfurta M

it Jrobably ccnverted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BAJOO

Identified No amp Name Location Camnander Sub-fuits

80 iesbaden 81 Franldlrt

a Hain 87 ( Oberwester- Westerburg Get8 Erbach

wa1d) 88 Wetzlar 98 Hanan

115 (Peter ries) Uannstadt Get2l 116 Ciessen 117 Mainz Baf Hans

ENIlLINC 118 WOnDS

166 (aunus) Bad Hamburg St af BfulCING 186 Frankfurt

a Main 249 llensheiro 253 (Lahntal) Liroburg 254 (Wetterau) Bad Nauheim 287 Offenbach 288 St Goars- Stat BEIOR in Schwalbach

hausen 303 Herborn 304 (Vogclsberg) Lauterbach 392 Schltichtern 771 (lJnterwester- i~lontabaur

_ld) 772

Seats of IISDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may Jos~ibly exist

Alzey Gelnhausen Bingen Gross-Gerau Rtidingen Irbach NeUburg

GEBIET 14 KURHESSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 13 KURHESSEN)

HQ Kassel Kaiserstr 52 Phone 35 075

Gebietsttlhrer H Bar SCHlam

OTHER PERSONALITllS (Assignment Unknown)

Rudolf GABERT (FIlhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS JJID CAlIlPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandarrte

WEL II HCJDberg OGeff KUNTH

WEL III Ziegenhain Bez Kassel

VIEL IV Pos t R8hrshain U Treysa

WEL V Post R8hrshain U lreysa

Seats of ~~DAP-Kreise at which correspondinB HJ-Banne may possiblY exist

rankenberg Witzenhausen

H~Jnfeld Wolfhagen

Rotenburg Ziegenhain

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BAJOO

Identified No amp Name Location Camnander Sub-fuits

80 iesbaden 81 Franldlrt

a Hain 87 ( Oberwester- Westerburg Get8 Erbach

wa1d) 88 Wetzlar 98 Hanan

115 (Peter ries) Uannstadt Get2l 116 Ciessen 117 Mainz Baf Hans

ENIlLINC 118 WOnDS

166 (aunus) Bad Hamburg St af BfulCING 186 Frankfurt

a Main 249 llensheiro 253 (Lahntal) Liroburg 254 (Wetterau) Bad Nauheim 287 Offenbach 288 St Goars- Stat BEIOR in Schwalbach

hausen 303 Herborn 304 (Vogclsberg) Lauterbach 392 Schltichtern 771 (lJnterwester- i~lontabaur

_ld) 772

Seats of IISDAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may Jos~ibly exist

Alzey Gelnhausen Bingen Gross-Gerau Rtidingen Irbach NeUburg

GEBIET 14 KURHESSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 13 KURHESSEN)

HQ Kassel Kaiserstr 52 Phone 35 075

Gebietsttlhrer H Bar SCHlam

OTHER PERSONALITllS (Assignment Unknown)

Rudolf GABERT (FIlhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS JJID CAlIlPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandarrte

WEL II HCJDberg OGeff KUNTH

WEL III Ziegenhain Bez Kassel

VIEL IV Pos t R8hrshain U Treysa

WEL V Post R8hrshain U lreysa

Seats of ~~DAP-Kreise at which correspondinB HJ-Banne may possiblY exist

rankenberg Witzenhausen

H~Jnfeld Wolfhagen

Rotenburg Ziegenhain

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 14 KURHESSEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 13 KURHESSEN)

HQ Kassel Kaiserstr 52 Phone 35 075

Gebietsttlhrer H Bar SCHlam

OTHER PERSONALITllS (Assignment Unknown)

Rudolf GABERT (FIlhrer of a~)

SCHOOLS JJID CAlIlPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandarrte

WEL II HCJDberg OGeff KUNTH

WEL III Ziegenhain Bez Kassel

VIEL IV Pos t R8hrshain U Treysa

WEL V Post R8hrshain U lreysa

Seats of ~~DAP-Kreise at which correspondinB HJ-Banne may possiblY exist

rankenberg Witzenhausen

H~Jnfeld Wolfhagen

Rotenburg Ziegenhain

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

Seats of ~~DAP-Kreise at which correspondinB HJ-Banne may possiblY exist

rankenberg Witzenhausen

H~Jnfeld Wolfhagen

Rotenburg Ziegenhain

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIST 15 MITlELLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 8 liALLE-MERSEBURC)

GEBlEIsFlHRUNG

HQ HalleSaale Burgstrasse 46 Phone 27 061

Gebietsfilhrer OGebf Richard RECIGllVERTH

HA Leiter Baf MATTER

OTHER PERSON1ILITlES (Assignment Unknown)

nssr Johannes lrllLrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPSbull

Name of School m Locaticm or Camp Canmandant

GebietsfUhrerschule Gut Grimritz Werner Gerhard b Halle

WEL I

WEL II Reudenb Zeitz

Landdinestlehrhof I Abstdorf

pEA NaumburgiSaale

NPEA Schulpforta b Naumburg

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIbI 16 I SACHSEN

(Correspooding to NSDAP-Gau 27 SACHSEN)

H~

J -Gebietsflhrer

HA IV Bauerrrtum und Landdienst

r~bietsinspekteur

f Ost-Sachsen

lvpe

Gebietsfllhrershyschule I

Gebietsftlhrershyschule II

Geb1etsfUhrershyschule III

Gebietsfeldschershyschule

WEL II

VEL III

WEL VI

rELbull XII

rEL

WEL

IIEL

WEL

II K -Samnerlager Buchu

Landdienstlehrhof

Dresden A 24 Bismarckplatz 7 Phone U 451

Hllaf Wilhelm GUAlE

Bar KOHL

OBaf STF~LICH

SHOOLS AND CAMPS

NBI1e of School Location or Camp Commandant

rethenb Hans Quei tzsch G-rirrr1a

Glauchau

b Dresden

Leipzig

Straschitz

Schloss llaineshywaldebZittau

Altenbe rp

Aschbere

DahLemKr- Oschatz

NeukirchKr Chemnitz

SchibachKrbull Oelsnitz

Oahlener Heide

Heidehofb Moritzburg

bull Probably converted into 1ncL

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIEl 17 THIRrNGEN

(Corresponding to llSDAP-Gau 34 THllRrNGEN)

GEBIErSFUHRNG

HQ Weitnar Lottenstrasse 17 Phone 63 36

Gebietsftlhrer aGebf Theo SCfUL~~

SCHOOLS 1ND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Conmandant

Gebietsftlhrerschule Allstedtad Rufolf Schr8der He1JDe

WEt II Ohrdruf asee SIEGEL

1amp1 Bad Berka

VIEL IV Ranis SS OScba AlEL

WBL Vacha

AH-Schule Blankenhlin

AH-Schule Weimar

NPEA IllfeldHarz

Reichsschiessschule Obennassfeld

Musikschule Sondershausen

Husikschule Weimar

Lehrgang rtlr Weimar Schloss Jugend u Belvedere Volksu~ikleiter

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

32 Schmalkalden

71 Erfurt FIg GefIV

94 Jena OBaf KIlRBER

95 Gotha

96 Gre1z

153 Gera Gefbull26 We ida-Nord

FIg Gef 1 218 Saalfeld

219 Sonneberg

220 Anlstadt

221 Mllhlhauaen HGeff MCSIG (K)

222 (Eichsfeld) Heiligenstadt

223 Nordhausen

358 I~iningen

359 Weimar

360 Eisenach

361 Altenburg

Seats of NSDAl-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Hildburghausen Schleiz

Langensalza Sondershalisen

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIEr 18 FRANKEN

(Corresponding to NSIlAP-Gau 7 FRANKEN)

GEBIETSmUNG

HQ Ntlrnberg Westtorgraben 17 Phone 6 055

Gebietsfllhrer Gebf Dr Alfred RASCHKE

HA IV Bauerntum und Landdienst OBaf Fritz LOOS

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknmm)

HBaf Paul KIRCHHOFF HBaf SCHMIDT

~OOLS AND CAMES

Name of School Location or Camp COiIIll8Ildant

Gebiet~fnhrersehu1eCado1zburg Josef GrlIn

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTHIED llANNE

No amp Name Location COlDIJlBllder Identified Sub-Units

Nllrnberg osse BAUER NaGef4

308 Rothenburgl odT

Baf LOIDL

319 Ansbech

321 Nllrnberg rf 22 Buch MotGetl RBthenbach

324 FUrth EIlER (K)

333 Weissenburg

774 Erlangen

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

Dinkelsbflhl Neustadt

Eichstlltt

LaufadPregnitz Schwabach

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 19 HOOHLAND

(Corresponding to NSDAl-Gau 19 MlNcHEN-OBERBAYERN)

GEBIETSFlJHRUNG

HQ Mllnchen Georgens trasse 7 Phone 34811

Gebietsfllhrer Gehr Thorn s1IlcKL

HA III WeItanschauliche Schulung Baf Heinz MlLLm

HA IV BauerntuIn und Landdienst HBar ERRLICHER

Gebietsinspekteur Baf Wilhelm FREITAG

Gebietsinspekteur SRD Bar Klaus STRAUB

Gebietsarzt star Dr FRESER

On the Staff Bar ULRICH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Looaticm or Camp Command ant

Gebietsftlhrersohule Weyarnb Josef Neumeier lliesbach

VfEL 1reuchtlingen

WEL

WEL

WEL

WEL

ReLchaeegeIfLugshy Schwangau achule

AH-Schule OhLemsee

NPFA NeubeuernInn

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIPIED RANNE

No amp Name

tiL 310 ~Donau) 313 Isar) 325 326

327 (Inntal) 328 336

337 454 593 594

595 850 854 855

856 879

Location Commander

Mllnchen EaKL SOF Ingolstadt Freising LandbergLech OStar 1YEBER Gannisch-Partenkirehen

Mllilldorf Rosenheim H Bad Reichen- Baf Karl MER

hall Bad T81z Aichach Wasserburg Traunstein

Miesbach Starnberg Pfaffenhofen Fllrstenfe1dshybruck

Ebersberg Erdins

Baf STEIN

OStaf WEBER

Identified Sub-Uni ts

NaSchar 4 Schllnau

Gerin Siegsshydorf

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

Alt8tting SchrobenhaU3cn Dachau Schongau Weilheim

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 20 wURTTEHBERG

(Corresponding to NSJ)AP-au 42 yrilRTTEMBERG-1l0HPJ~ZOLLERN)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

IlQ Stuttgart w Ernst-Weinstein-Strasse 40 Phcne 65 656

GebietsfUhrer Gebt Erich SUNDERMANN

Stabsleiter Bat FREIER

HA~ II Vehrershytilchtigung oaee EYL

Gebietsinspekteur d Jlfarine HJ J1lNLE

Gebietsarzt osee Dr BAUER

K-HALtr onsr Rudi NEUN

AbtLtr im Stab Bat Georg UNGER Bat Eugen PFUDERER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBat Werner KfuTGEN (may be in Gebiet 36) Bat STRENG (in Tuttlingen)

SCHOOLS AIm CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp COlIlIl8l1dant ~

GebietstUhrerschule Stuttgart shy Wilhelm Neth Solitude

WEL II Altensteig b Nagold

WEL Hechingen

VEL Machental

Ausbildungslager Oberstauten der Gebietsftlhrung

NPEA Backnang

NPEA Rottweil SS-Stubat HOFFMANN

Dr

Reichsausbildungsshylager III

Eningen

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

No

119

120 121

122 123 124 125 126 127

180 364 365 366 401 402 403 425 426

427 428 429

431

432 433 435 436

437 438 439

440

442 443

amp Name Location

(Unterland)

Gross-Stuttgart

U1m Heilbronn

rOhenloe) Crailsheim Hohenstaufen alenOberschwaben~ Ravensburg Mittlere Alb TUbingen

Freudenstadt (Zollern) Ebingen

Ludwigsb11rg

(Rems) Waiblingen Esslingen

~Wilhelm Neth) Biberach Schwarzwald) Calw

(Heuberg)

(Oberer Necker)

~ Strohgl1v ) Strombelg)

(Achalm)

(Romberg)

(Schwtlbiscl Wald)

(Ohrngau)

~Donauland) Cowburg)

Bl1blingen Tuttlingen Rottweil Horb

Leonbrg Vai hingenlinz Reutlingen

Friedrichsshyhafen

WangenAllgllu Saulgau Mtlnsingen Ntlrtingen

Gllppingen Heidenheim Schwllbisch

Gmftnd Backnang

Oehringen

Identified Cormnander Sub-Units

Bat Gustav DISTEL

0 Bat MhnBAUER Gef38 Meinsheim

Gef17 HeilbraunshyBXkingen

Bat LlIllENTHAL Bat WILLIER

Gefin Belingen

Bat BAMES

Bat ELLWANGER

OGeff rFLAND (K)

OBat Geprg HAUFF

Gef 6 Scheer

Ba1 FAILENshy~HMIDT (K)

Bad Mergentheim Ehmingen Schwllbisch Hall Sigmaringen MAIiieFER (K)

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

I

Gl~HIFr 71 BADIf

(Corresponding to N3DAP-Gau 1 BADEN)

GEBIJ~TSliHRUNG

HQ Strassburg Reinmarschstrasse 1 (formerly in Kar-Isz-uhe Rllppurer Strasse 29)

Phone 27 524

Gebietsfllhrer OGebf Iriedhe1m KEMPER

Gebietsinspekteur HvBaf Norbert FlliUllC

Gebietsarzt Dr FlliUllC

OTHER PEPSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Karl BAYER (FUhrer of a Bann) Baf BtlHL shyoser Karl ESCHLE Baf HEIDEMANN Baf ZnrERMANN (in Bruchsal)

lOOIS AND CM1PS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COlllllMldant

Gebietsfiihrer- Ettlingen Fri tz Krampber schule I

Gebietsfllhrer- Ollweiler schule II

Gebietsftlhrer- Rastatt schule

Gebietsflhrer- Neckargemllnd schul

WEL II Hauenstein Pfalz

VrEL III llerrenalb Bar BURGDORFF Schwarzw

VfJltL UNLOFFEN

Jf Joflhrersommerlager OberehnheinV Strassburg

NPEA AcheIll

NPEA Reichenau

Reichssportshy Freiburw

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location COllllllSnder Sub-Units

40 Danaueschingen Baf KAST 109 (Fr Kr8ber) KarLszuha-Land Baf FREY 110 Heidelberg csee LENZ 111 Baden-Baden 112 Wertheim 113 Freiburg 114 Konstanz Staf HERBST scr 142 L8rrach 169 Lahr Baf GANZ 170 Offenburg 171 Mannheim Bar CLEIC Gef21

OStaf BARTH 172 Pforzheim Gefl

Pforzheim-Dillweissenshystadt

404 1Iosbach 405 Vlald~hut

406 Bruchsal Baf IGETZ 407 Villingen 408 (Seegau) llberlingen 725 Buchen 726 Kehl Sepp KOG (K) Stamm I

(fcrmerly in Stmdheim Strassburg) Neumllhl

Korle Odelshofen

StBJm1 rvv Freistett

Marine-Get bull 727 Sinsheim 728 Sllckingen 729 Stockach 730 Bilhl 731 Enrnendingen 732 Mtlllheim 733 Yfolfach 734 Neustadt 735 Weissenburg 7)6 llagenau 737 Zabern 738 Strassburg-

Stadt Molsheim Baf Karl RADEL739

740 Strassburg-Land

741 Sch1ettstadt 742 Rappoltsweiler 743 Kolmar 744 Gebweiler Stat HAIEll 745 Tann OStaf BRUTSCHI 746 Mllh1hausen ossr WEBER 747 Altkirch Bat DEHOUST

Lautenburg

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

Gf1JIET 22 BAYREUTH

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 2 BAl1lEUTH)

GEBINlSFllHRUNG

RQ Bayreuth b~strasse 2 Phone 33 41

K -Gebietsfllhrer HBs OVERBECK

Stabsleiter BEER

HA Dr Bauemtum und Landdienst HGeff MElLINGER

C~bietsinspekteur

SRD and 53 Verbindungsfllhrer Willi ADAM

C~bietsbeauftragter

f KLV Baf SCWfLER

Gebietsbeauftrapter td Feuerwehrshydienst Bat HEINDL

Gebietsreferent t Kommunalarbeit HGeff GElLING

Gebietsrechtsshyreferent Dr srilBING

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment UnknOlll1)

Baf KOLB (in Dingo1fing) RBaf Ferdl 1dlrrER

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp

WEL II Guttenthaub Kemnath

WEL III Erasbachb Neumark

Landdienstlehrhot Neumark Hofmeister

Landdienstausles- Bayreuth lager

AH-Schule Heaee Tber-g

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

305 Bamberg Baf BRfrcKNER 306 Weiden Baf BAYER 307 Boiyreuth Baf HAUSLADEN 311 Hegensburg Bar 1ItlLLER 316 Passau Bar THCWIS 329 (ichtel- Hof

gebir~e) 330 (Koburg Coburg LEISTNER Hans

SOF 332 Landshut Fritz THUMM (K)339 Neumarkt 340 Gham Baf LIST 341 Deggendorf Baf HlmIDL 342 Eggenfelden Bat Hans BECK 345 furiberg BACHMANN (K) 346 Straubing Baf DIETEL 589 Aussergefild 694 Kelheim 697 Wunsiedel 858 Forchheim 861 Kulmbach Baf HEEBNER 862 KTonach aSchar K5NIG (K) 864 Vilshofen Baf THOMAS 867 Mainburg DAIBERL (K)868 Zwiegel

Oberriechtach- Baf MlisCH Waldmllnchen

(Voi tsberg) SimbachInn NIEDEIUrfAYER SOF

Seats of IWAF-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

Beilngries Parsberg Bogen Rading Dingolfing Rottenburg-Laaber Ebermannstadt Schwandorf Griesbach Strakcnitz Hauzenberg Tirschreuth Lichtenfels Vohenstrauss

Mllnchberg Waldkirchen

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 23 MITTELELBE

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 14 MAGDEBURG-ANHALT)

HQ Magdeburg Werner-Fritze-Strasse 25 Phone 44 881

K -Gebietsfilhrer HBar BARTSCH

HA II Wehrertl1chshytigung Star HEISE (K)

Gebietsbeauftragter f lCLV Baf LEVE

On the Staff Bar Erich HILtlrscH

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

H Bar SCHREIBBR aBat TICHY (in Magdeburg) Bat Gtlnther ZWANZIG (in Magdeburg)

SCHooIS AND CA)(pS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIIIllU1dant

GebietsfilhrershyschuJe I

Thale

WEI Bernburg

WEL Huysburg

WEL Thale

GebietsmusikschuJe Dardesheim

lCLV -Lager

F1ugge11lnde d Flieger-HJ

im Harz

Frohser Berge

aBar SYMANSKI

NPEA ilal1enstedt ilnhalt

NPEA 1C5then

Reiohsausbildungs- b Dessau lager I

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANliE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

26 Magdeburg Bat MEIER 27 (Altmark~Kest) Gardelegen ossr

Siewertz 66 Burgb

Magdeburg 93 (Anhalt-Dessau)Dessau Bat bull GRUPE

165 Halberstadt Stamm in Wemigeroile

Get in Veckenstedt

209 ScMnebeck Stat MXRTENS (K) Get in Salze1men

409 (Norderb6rde) Haldensleben Bat LUlJIIG 410 (Altmark-Ost) Stendal 411 K8then ocerr ~INHARDT 412 467 749 Osterburg 750 Zerbst 751 Mamers lebert 752 Wanz1eben H Getf STANGE 753 Genthin 754 Stassfurt Baf IlUCHHEDl 755

Bemburg WENTZLAU (K) Calbe Oschersleben Quedlinburg Salzwedel Wolmirstedt

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 24 MECKLENBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 17 MECKLENBURG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Schweri~iM Horst Wessel Strasse 1 (Arsenal)

Phone 29 83

Gebietsfllhrer HBaf Walter UNGER

Stabsleiter Bar Dr HlBNER

HA II Gebietsshysportlehrer Dr KLCBl

Landesjugendarnt (Kriegsberufsshy

wettkampf) OBa1 Willi KJJX1I(

Geb S~hul- und Hochschulbeaufshytragter Oampt KOESTER

Gaujugendgruppenshyfllhrer HINZ

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Baf LElIMil1lli Bat RICKMANN (in Rostock) Bat Dr VOSS

SCHOOL) AND CAMPS

Name of Sohool ~ Location or Camp Camnandant

WEL I 11aren

WEL II Waren

Landdienstlehrhof Neokeln

AH-Schule Heiligendamm

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Cemmander Sub-Units

89 Schwerin- H Gef SCHlhwffl Stadt

90 Rostock-Stadt Bar WANGERIN

97 Neubranden- Bar GANZEL burg

298 Ludwigs1ust

299 Gtlstrow Star WILHELM

413 Wismar

414 (1llritz) Waren

415 Parchim

416 Ma1chin

756 Schwerin-Land

757 Rostock-Land Bar BARTEL

758 Hagenow Gefin Boizenburg

Gef in Ltlbtheen

Marine Schar Jessenitz

FeuerwSchar Jessenitz

759 Sch6nberg Baf LEONHARDT

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 25 WE~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 40 fEST1ARK)

GEBIETSFltHRUNG

HQ NeustadtLeinstr l1inzingerstrasse 41 Phone 29 56 31 21

K-GebietsfUhrer OBaf Wilhelm KELLER

HA rv Sozialshyabteilung Baf SIMANSKY

HA V Baf as Gebietsinspekteur

SRD FEIGF

Gebietsbeaufshytragter KLV Baf KlHN

OTHER PFJlSONALITIES (Jssignment Unknown)

Reinhold BURKERT (Ftlhrer of a Bann)

SCHOOlS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrershy HessheiJn Baf Klaus sohule I WE

Gebietsf1hrershy Bitsch schule II

Gebietsfilllrershy Burg Liohtenshysohule bergbKusel

Gebietsf6hrershy Kaisersleutem sohule

HJ-Feuerwehrschule Sulzbach des Gaues Westmark

AH-Schule Frankenthal

AH-Schule Landstuhl

NPFA Mernheim Vleierhof

NPEA Rufach

NPFA St Wendel

Reichsansbildungs- Hetz lager II ()achrichten tIJ)

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

Name of School

IE Segelflug SCIIIlIlerlager

1E Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

IE Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sommerlager

JI Segelflug Sommerlager

Jl Segelflug Sanmerlager

II Segelflug Sommerlager

Location or Camp Commandant

Gemlersheim Pfalz

FrBhnerhof

Niederbronn

Ochsenfeld

Rodern

St AvoId

Schalkendort

Schallodenbach

Probably converted to WEL

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BIINNE

Identified No amp Name Location OOJmlJW1der Sub-Unit

30 Saarlautern

70 Saarbrllcken

146 (Saar-Mitte) Vlllklingen

174 (Saar-Ost) Neunkirchen Get 27 MiesauPtalz

317 Ludwigshsien OStaf BIDKER

318 (Ostpfalz) Landau HGe1f KAISER

322 (Westpfalz) Zweibrllcken

323 (Nordpfalz) Kaisers1autern Bat BAUER

343 (Donnersberg) Frankentha1 Bat WITTMAN1I Get in Bad Dfuokheim

344 St Ingbert Get in Breitenbach

702 HomburgSaar Gef21 Qries

703 Pinuasens

704 Kusel

705 Roo)cenhausen

706 Kirchheim- Bat RODER Get 8 Damenshybo1anden fe1

707 Neustadt adW

708 Speyer

709 saargemtlnd

712 Metz-Stadt Baf LANGKITSCH

713 Aletz-Land

Seat of NSDAl-Kreis at which corresponding HJ-Bann may possibly exist

II St Wendel

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 26 HAlaBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 9 HAMBURG)

GE3IETSFliHriUNG

HQ Hamburg 1 Nagelsvreg 10 Phone 24 1281

K-GebietsfUhrer osse Franz PAUL

K-Stabsleiter HGeff EGGERS

HA IV l3auerntum und Landdienst Bat TRAMS

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN 0Staf BAHRS

On the Staff OBaf llOHLER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

OBaf Hans PRIEN Baf Dr JUNGSCliAFFER Bat Hans-Hermann LANGBEIN K -Baf SCHOTT

SCHOOlS AlID CAIIlES

~ Location Name or Camp

of School Commandant

Gebietsffthrerschule Dibberservb Harburg

GebietsfUhrerschule Tuttau

Musikschule Getf Heintich SCHUMANN

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BllNNE

No amp Name gt Location COIlDIl8llder Idenified Sub-Units

31 Hamburg-AItana OBaf KUIlLMANli

76 Hamburg-West Baf HERIlE STEFFEN SOF

188 Hamburg-Nord

282 Hamburg-Ost H Geff HEYDORN

283 Hamburg-Slid Staf PEITZ

417 Hamburg-Harburg

Dr Gdnther JUNG

420 Hamburg-Wandsbeck

421 Hamburg-Mitte l3ar Horst CABELL (K)

422 Hemburg-Bergedorf

Staf LANG

424 Hamburg-Hafen

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GIBIrT 27 W~

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Cau 41 WITN)

HQ Wien 8Pho

65bull Albertgasse 35 ne B42 530

K-Gebietsftlhrer RBaf Hans ~UTERBP~HER

Stabsleiter OEaf PRL~IGER

HA II r~bietsshybeauftragter f vormilit Ausshybilclung Bar WEINZIERL

HA II Sportshyabteilung HGeft KOHLE

HA III Stat NADLER

GebietsinspektRlr d Marine-H-~-middotmiddot Bat SEBANZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Motor-HT HILZ

Gebietsinspekteur d Nachr -HJ Bat HEm

Gebietsbeauftragter KIN Baf EINFAr1Yl

Kreisjugendwalter hen O -eff MtlLLEH

On the Staff HBaf Harald n5scHIR aBaf Kurt ffiPE

CYlHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unknown)

Bat HARREH

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School Location or Camp Commandcn t ~ ----

Gebietsffihrcrschulc Plankenberg

WEL II Gross HoHenshystein

WEL III lli tzmannshoryb Zwettl

VIEL Raabad Thaya

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

Name of School ~ Location or Camp Oommandent

ft Reichsstreifenshydienst Lehrgang (SRD )

Schlraquoibrunn SS-Kraftfahrshyschule

1rP4A Breitensee b Ylien

NPEA Wien Theresianum SS-8tubaf Otto SCHMlm

NPEA Wien (Bauernshyhaasgasse)

Jf Probably converted into IEL

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BAlIJlE

No amp Name Location Conmander Identified Sub -linits

491 Wien-Ottalt~ing OStaf K01~

501 Vlien Bez I

502 Wien-Ost Bez II

Bar SEl3ARZ

503 Wien-SUd Bez III

504 Wien Bez r-T

505 Vlien-MBdling Bez V

506 Wien-Sch8nbr llnn Be a VI

507 Wien-Vlest Bez VII

Staf PRANTZ

508 Wien Bez VIII

509 Wien Bez IX Geff SJJBRJCH1Efl

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 28 NlEDERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 20 NIEDERDONAU)

GEBIETSPlHRUNG

HQ Wien XIII89 Vinzenz-Hess-Gasse 29 Phone A50 514

Gehietsf6hrer HBaf KRACKER-SEMLER

Stabsleiter Baf von PAULBERG

HA IV Sozialshyabteilung Baf Roll WEBER

Sonderbeauftragter Baf Victor HAHN

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf GRAHN Baf HAGEN

SCHOOLS AlID CAMlS

Name of School Location or Camp COIIIIIa11dant

Gebietsfilluershy Schloss schule I Sitzenberg

Kr Tulln

NPEA Hubertendorf

NPEA Traiskirchen

Turnitz

lteichsseesportshy Neusied1a schule IV See

Lagerschule Thurnersbach

It Probably converted into VIEL

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDElIJIIED BANNE

Identified No amp N8IIle Location COllIIlellder Sub-Units

497 Neubistritz 510 Tulln 511 Badenb Wien 512 Bruckad acerr THUNER

Leitha 513 Wiener-

Neustadt 514 Eisenstadt 515 Oberpullendorf 516 St P8lten 8801 GRETNER 517 Scheibbs 518 Amstetten Baf lEIDMAMgt

Schloss Ed1ach

519 Melle 520 Zwettl Bar GRJPPEL 521 Waidhofen 522 Krems 52 Korneuburg 524 Laala d Gef in Histe1shy

Thaya bach 525 GIlnsemdorl 526 Neunkirchen 527 Lilienfeld 528 GroUnd 529 Hom 530 Hollebrunn 585 Nikolsburg Gef25

M8dlau 586 Znaim

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBlEr 29 OBERDONAU

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 22 OBERDONAU)

HQ Linz Landstrasse 36 Phone 23 944

K -Gebietsfllhrer RBaf FASOLD

OTIDR PERSOHALIIIES (Assignment Unknown)

Fri tz ETZEL (F1hre r of a Bam)

sHOOLS AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or CaI1W Conmandant e

EL I Vorchtorf

WEL II Kammershy Staf ScMrfling ZEITLANG

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

531 Linz-Stadt aStaf HELL1UlYF

532 Linz- noerr RIESS Mtlh1vierte1shyWest

533 Hohrbech

534 re istadt Oberdonau

535 Perg

536 Steyr Star MEIDl

537 Kirchdorfj Krems

538 Gmunden

542 Schllrdinll

543 We1s

587 KapH tz

588 Bar KRAUSE

Hiedi Baf EDLINGER Innkreis

V8ck1abruck Baf Alois BlIDIN

Vorchtorf Bat DAHLE

Seats of h~nAP-Kreise at which corresponding HJ-Banne may possibly exist

BraunauInn Krummau

Grieskirchen

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIE~ 30 STEIERMARK

(Corresponding to NSDJP-Gau 31 STEIERMARK)

GEBIETSFlhmUNG

RQ Graz Kroisbachgasse 6 Phone 83 050

K -Gebietsftlhrer HBaf Eduard DANZINGER

Stabs1eiter RBaf SKERllISCH

Gebietsinsp d Motor-HJ Baf KOWATSCR

Gebietsbeauftragter ](LV oasr LEINllNWhBER

SCHOOLgt AND CAMPS

Name of School ~ Location or Camp COIIJJllUldant

GebietsfUhrerschu1e Retzhof

WEL I Has1aub Birkfe1d

WEL II St Ruprecht adR

WEL III Kr 0111i

WEI Sommeregg

II Schilager lachtalhaus

II Ftlhrerlager Pragerhof Untersteiershymark

II Ausbildungs1eger WBrther See (lvTarine-HJ )

II Ausbi1dungs1ager W8rther See

II Ausbildungslager WBrther See

Landdienstlager Laubegg

Landdienstlager PredinS

Landdiens trager S8ding

Geb1eta~usikschu1e

Musikhochschule Schloss Eggenburg

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

Name of Sehoul Location or Camp Commandant

Seckau

NPEA Vorau

JI Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

545 Graz-Stdt Bar VlELDEGG (K) Gef14 fot Gef 1

546 Fe1dbaph

54 Hartberg

548 Brucksd Mur Get 11 MotGet~

549 Leoben

550 Liezen Gef 10

551 Judenburg

552 Deutsch- Gef6 Landsberg Stsinz

55~ Leibnitz Baf SCHUMER

554 Graz-Land Bar JltGER

555 Mureck Gef9

556 Ft1rstenfe1d

55 Oberwart

558 Sulz

559 Gef12

560 Get

566 weizb Graz Gef13

949 Krsinburg Bar PllNEIl

Seats of NSDAP_Kreise at which corresponding HJ middotBanne y possibly exist

Murau

Mllrzsusch1ag Voitsberg

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

~EBIET 31 KJRNTEN

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 11 KJIRNTEN)

GEBIETsFlHRUN~

HQ Klagenfurt Bahnhofstrasse 35 Phone 14 12

Gebictsfllhrer HBaf REGGER

Stabslei tel Baf 1furtin RAUTER

HA II WehrertUchshytigung Bat MltXJIAR

Gebietsbeauftragter xiraquo Bat RASETSCHNI~

Landes jugendwart Ba1 Oskar HUBER

Kreisjugendwalter Bat DOLINA

Abteilungsleiter Werner FAlfrUR

Reichsredner ossr Dr Karl UPPER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assigrunent Unknawn)

Bar Rudolf EGGER

SCHOOLS AND CAmS

~ Location Name or School or Camp Canmandant

Gabietsf6hrerschule Veldena Wllrther See

WEL del ~loss-germanisohen Jugend

Seeboclena Mi11see

Seeblich Bat KIEINERT

WEL Nlltschi Gailtal

Stat KIRSCHNER

WEL Steinfeldi Drautal

WEL Gries

NPEA Millstadt Spanheim

NPEA StPauJLavant

NPEA StVeit

Reiohssportschule V StRuprechtb Vi11ach

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name LocatiCll Commander Sub-Units

561 Klagenturt Baf PUKELSHEll

563 V8lkermarkt Bar MtlIllR

565 Spitta1a d Drau

568 Woltsberg Baf OGRIS

590 Hermagor

Lienz Bat 3HREIER

StVeit ad Glau

Vil1ach HGeff PONTASCH

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIET 32 SALZBURG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 28 SALZBUItG)

GEBIETSFllHRUNG

HQ Salzburg Imbergstrasse 22 Phone 51 75

K -GebietstUhrer osee Adolf NEUTATZ

Stabslelter OBaf Hans STBGK~

Gebietsarzt Dr FEIClITLfGER

OTHER PERSONALITIES (Assignment Unlmown)

Baf Walter LEITNER (in Lofer) Baf Georg F~KLO (in l~tstadt) Baf SlBTER

SCH00L5 AND CAMPS

Name of School Locatic or Camp Commandant

GebietsfUhrerschule GrBdig Wilhelm Gust1off

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

No amp Name

578

579

580

581

582

583

Location

Salzburg-8tadt

Hallein

Bisohofshofen

Tamsweg

Zella See

Salzburg-Land

Lend

Identified Canmander Sub-Units

Bat FELLENBERG Gef in Seekirohen

Bat (RUBELNIGG

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GEBIE7 33 TIROL-VORARLBERG

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 35 TLlOL-VORARLBERG)

HQ

Gebiet~fUhrer

liA II 11ehrershyttlchtigung

Gebietsinsp d Mote r-HJ

IT T

WEL II

Lager

If Lager

GFBTETSFlIrRuml

Tnnsbruck lluseUlllstrasse 21 Phone 4 66

RBaf Otto WEBER

Baf SPCrrL

OBai Hans

SCHOOlS

Location

Maurucha Achenaee

Iluchaua Achensee

Melkalm

Schwendtb KBssen

OESTERLE

AND CAMPS

Name of School or Camp Oommandant

bull Probably converted into WEL

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED BANNE

Identified No amp Name Location Commander Sub-Units

569 Innsbruck- aStaf ZETlL Stadt

570 Landeck Baf LARCHER

571 Schwaz

572 Kufstein HGeff INSAM

573 Dornbirn Geff WClHNER

574 B1udenIJ

575 Reutte

576 Imst Bat ZA1ERAZ

577 Kitzbilhe1

584 Innsbruck-Land

591 Bregenz

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

GERm 34 D1lssELooRF

(Corresponding to NSDAP-Gau 5 ullSSELDORF)

HQ DUsseldorf-Eller Heim der Hi tIerjugend Phone 15 466 Postal address DlIsseldorf 10 Postschliessfach (co GPO)

SCHOOLS AND CAMPS

Location

Gebietsfllhrerschule Xanten

WEL I Gemtlnd

WEL III

Name of School or Camp Commandant

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld

IDENTIFIED WINE

Identified No amp Name Location Oormnander Sub-Units

17 (l1uppertalshy Wuppertal Bat STASCH Barmen)

39 Wsseldorf

56 Krefeld

229 Neuss

230 (Niederberg) DllaseldorfshyJlettmann

231 Remscheid

232 Solingen

233 Mllnchen-Gladbach

267 Wuppertal-Elberfeld