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- Bezirksleiter (District Leader) was a **** Party title which was used in the early years of the Party's existence, beginning around 1926. The position...
- re-enrolled in the Party on 15 December 1925. By 1927, he had advanced to Bezirksleiter (District Leader) of the Essen district in the Großgau Ruhr. From 1927...
- 1926 following the Bamberg Conference. On 22 March 1926, Koch became a Bezirksleiter of the NSDAP in Essen and, in October of that year, succeeded Joseph...
- Ortsgruppenleiter (Local Group Leader) and, on 1 October 1929, he was promoted to Bezirksleiter (District Leader) of the Emscher-Lippe district within Westphalia. In...
- Reichsleiter Admin position (NSDAP) Abteilungsleiter Amtsleiter Betriebsobmann Bezirksleiter Blockleiter Inspekteur Kreisleiter Mitarbeiter Ortsgruppenleiter Sonderbeauftragter...
- organization in Thuringia named Deutscher Wanderverein and serving as the Bezirksleiter (District Leader) for Thuringian Forest. He also became in 1924 the...
- Bewachungsmannschaft – a guard detachment of the SS in a concentration camp Bezirksleiter – NSDAP district leaders. Bildungsbürgertum – educated member of the...
- titles Landesleiter Landesleiter-Stellvertreter Landesreferent Bezirksleiter Bezirksleiter-Stellvertreter Bezirksreferent Einsatzstellenleiter...
- a post he would retain until his death.In May 1927 he advanced to Bezirksleiter (District Leader) in Upper Franconia. A gifter speaker, he became an...
- heads of the Kreise were Kreisleiters and heads of the Bezirke were Bezirksleiters. The region, which had been Islamised in the 15th and 16th centuries...