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Ortsgruppenleiter (Local
Group Leader) was a ****
Party political rank and
title which existed between 1930 and 1945. The term
first came into
being during...
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possible rank one
could achieve. The
heads of the
lower levels, the
Ortsgruppenleiter and the Kreisleiter, now held
standard ****
Party ranks in addition...
- and Gauleiter. The
fifth level beneath the
Kreisleiter were the
Ortsgruppenleiters. Clark, J. (2007).
Uniforms of the NSDAP. Atglen, PA:
Schiffer Publishing...
- Oberabschnittsleiter, and Hauptabschnittsleiter) the rank
replaced the
older rank of
Ortsgruppenleiter and was
further used as a
middle level administrative rank on the...
- the
Golden Party Badge.
Later that year, he rose to the
position of
Ortsgruppenleiter (Local
Group Leader) and, on 1
October 1929, he was
promoted to Bezirksleiter...
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directed the
Ortsgruppenleiters who
oversaw towns or
villages or part of a
larger city,
usually 1500 to 3000 households.
Ortsgruppenleiters directed Zellenleiters...
- Putsch, Rust
joined the
German Völkisch
Freedom Party and
served as an
Ortsgruppenleiter and
later as
Gauleiter for Hanover. When the ban on the **** Party...
- In
April 1927 he
became Deputy Ortsgruppenleiter (Local
Group Leader) in Wiesbaden. He soon
moved up to
Ortsgruppenleiter and from 20 May 1928 was the leader...
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Adolf Mahr,
director of the
National Museum of Ireland, was also
Ortsgruppenleiter of the
local ****
party until 1939; he was
succeeded by
Heinz Mecking...
- were
ready to
cooperate with the occupier, as
illustrated by the 120
Ortsgruppenleiter (local
branch leaders). Most of
these men were Luxembourgers, and...
