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under Chancellor Heinrich Brüning by
emergency decree established the
Freiwilliger Arbeitsdienst ('Voluntary
Labour Service', FAD), on 5 June 1931, two...
- The
Freiwilliger Polizeidienst are
voluntary police services in
Germany under different denominations (for
example Sicherheitswacht in
Bavaria and Saxony...
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enlistees were distinguished: One-Year
Volunteer Enlistee (Einjährig-
Freiwilliger):
despite the name, one-year
volunteers were
actually conscripts who...
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officers Enlisted Imperial
German Army
Feldwebel Vicefeldwebel Sergeant Unteroffizier Kapitulant Einjährig-
freiwilliger Obergefreiter Gefreiter Soldat...
- The
Freiwilliger Helfer der
Volkspolizei (abbreviated FH) (English: "Voluntary
Auxiliary of the People´s Police") was an
auxiliary police service in East...
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under **** Germany. The
Sudetendeutsches Freikorps was a
successor to
Freiwilliger Schutzdienst, also
known as Ordnersgruppe, an
organization established...
- (Kustos) of the collection,
while Johann became, in 1808, a
volunteer (
freiwilliger) coworker.
Johann Natterer initially attended a
Piarist school; however...
- Kl****e (Weapon
master 1st class)
artillery and
weapon ****nal, Einjährig-
Freiwilliger-Feldwebel (Master-Sergeant –
volunteer serving one year), and Kadett-Feldwebel...
- SS-Totenkopfverbände Years of
service 1916–1919 1931–1945 Rank Einjährig-
Freiwilliger Standartenführer
Commands Esterwegen concentration camp Sachsenhausen...
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education comprises the so-called one-year
volunteer year (de: Einjährig-
Freiwilliger [EF]) as well as
several courses, seminars, and
exercises with a final...
