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This is the first comprehensive critical study of the Organisation Todt (OT), a key institution which oversaw the Third Reichs vast slave labour programme together with the SS, Wehrmacht and industry. The book breaks new ground by revealing the full extent of the organisations brutal and murderous operations across occupied Europe and in the Reich. For the first time, Charles Dick provides a strong voice for camp survivors overseen by the OT, drawing on an extensive collection of personal accounts and analysing the violence they endured. Builders of the Third Reich shows Hitler used the OT, which had a labour force of around 1.5 million people in 1944, as an instrument of subjugation and occupation to project German imperial power. Drawing on a broad range of primary sources, it demonstrates how the organisation participated in the plunder of Europes raw materials and manpower, greatly boosting the German war economy. The book reveals how OT staff shot, beat or worked tens of thousands of prisoners to death, both within the SS-run concentration camp system and outside it, with analysis of OT operations showing that where it had sole, or very high levels of control over camps, prisoner death rates were extremely high. Examining how engineers and builders, individuals who fitted the category of ordinary men as precisely as any other group so far examined by historians, perpetrated war crimes, this volume reflects on how few OT personnel were interrogated or came to trial and how the organisation passed largely under the radar of post-war prosecutors, researchers and the general public.

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Builders of the Third Reich

Builders of the Third Reich

The Organisation Todt and Nazi Forced Labour

Charles Dick

This book is based on my PhD gained at Birkbeck College London and I should - photo 1

This book is based on my PhD gained at Birkbeck College, London, and I should like to thank many people for helping me in my studies there. My first big debt of gratitude is to my doctoral supervisor, Nikolaus Wachsmann, for his wisdom and kindness in guiding me towards completion of the work. I am also deeply grateful to Christian Goeschel, Jan Rger, Orlando Figes, David Feldman, Jessica Reinisch, Julia Laite, Jerry White, Hilary Sapire and John Arnold for their advice and unfailing encouragement throughout my history studies at the college. I extend special thanks to Richard Overy and Chris Dillon for their generous advice and support, as well as to Christine Schmidt of the Wiener Library in London for her organisation of seminars and patient help in searches of the International Tracing Service database. I am grateful, too, to Ruth Bettina Birn for her generous assistance and suggestions, and to Felix Rmer of the German Historical Institute in London for his advice during conferences there. Among the numerous people who assisted me in my research in various archives, I should like to thank Jon Barstad of the National Archives of Norway in Oslo for his expert guidance. I am grateful to the dedicated staff at the Bundesarchiv branches in Ludwigsburg, Berlin and Freiburg, as well as to the Institut fr Zeitgeschichte in Munich and the Zwangsarbeit 19391945 archive. My thanks go out also to many former Reuters colleagues for inspirational discussions during lengthy country walks over the years. Finally, I owe an incalculable debt to my family for their love and support during this whole enterprise.

AELArbeitserziehungslager (work education camp)
BaltlBaltische l GmbH (Baltic Oil Company)
BA/MABundesarchiv/Militrarchiv, Freiburg
BArchBBundesarchiv Berlin
BArchLBundesarchiv Ludwigsburg
DAFDeutsche Arbeitsfront (German Labour Front)
DEStDeutsche Erd- und Steinwerke GmbH (German Earth and Stone Works)
Dipl. Ing.Diplomingenieur (qualified engineer)
Dr. Ing.Doktor Ingenieur (doctor of engineering)
GBBauGeneralbevollmchtigter fr die Regelung der Bauwirtschaft (general plenipotentiary for the regulation of the construction industry)
GestapoGeheime Staatspolizei (Secret State Police)
HLSLHarvard Law School Library, Nuremberg Trials Project
HSSPFHhere SS und Polizeifhrer (Higher SS and police leader)
IfZInstitut fr Zeitgeschichte, Munich
IKLInspektion der Konzentrationslager (Inspectorate of Concentration Camps)
IMTTrial of the Major War Criminals before the International Military Tribunal
ITSInternational Tracing Service
IWMImperial War Museum, London
KDAIKampfbund deutscher Architekten und Ingenieure (Action Group of German Architects and Engineers)
NMTTrials of War Criminals before the Nuernberg Military Tribunals
NordagNordische Aluminium AG (Nordic Aluminium Company)
NSBDTNationalsozialistischer Bund deutscher Technik (National Socialist League of German Technology)
NSDAPNationalsozialistische deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers Party)
NSKKNationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps (National Socialist Motor Corps)
OTOrganisation Todt
POWprisoner of war
RADReichsarbeitsdienst (Reich Labour Service)
RMReichsmark
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