A Guide to. High Command

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1 A Guide to The German finny High Command

2 A Guide to THE GERMAN ARMY HIGH COMMAND UPA A Microfilm Project of UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA, INC. 44 North Market Street Frederick, Maryland Copyright 1981 by University Publications of America, Inc. All rights reserved. ISBN X

3 Reell Volume and Author Title MS Numbers Volume I Haider and Foreword; Survey of German Army (P-041a) Mueller- High Command from 1938 to 1945; vii, 83 pp. Hillebrand Interaction, Functions, and Responsibilities of the Individual Sub-Divisions of OKH Volume II Zerbel Organization and Working System (P-041b) of Central Command Agency of the iv, 15 pp. Army (Organization of Army Quartermaster) Volume III Gyldenfeldt Army High Commander and Adju- (P-041c) tant Division v, 42 pp. Volume IV Haider Chief of the Army General Staff and (P-041d) Army General Staff Officers ii, 73 pp. Blumentritt Erfurth Haider First Senior Staff Officer (Chief Qm I) Army High Command, Army General Staff Fifth Senior Staff Officer (Chief Qm V) (Military History): Origins and Functions Control of Army General Staff Volume V Greiffenberg OKH, Operations Division; Army (P-041e) General Staff iii, 22 pp. Volume VI Mueller- Organizational Problems of OKH (P-041f) iii, 86 pp. Hillebrand from 1938 to 1945 and the Solutions Found Volume VII (P-041g) Roehricht Training Problems of OKH v, 52 pp. Volume VIII Tippelskirch Intelligence on Foreign Armies; (P-041h) Military Foreign Service of OKH vi, 16 pp. from 1938 to 1945

4 Volume IX Tippelskirch OKH Intelligence Service Organiza- (P-0411) tion and Working System during ix, 133 pp. Peace and the First Phases of the War Matzsy Metz Metz Fourth Senior Staff Officer (Chief Qm IV) from 5 January 1941 to 9 November 1942, when Division was Dissolved The Handling of Information on Foreign Armies in OKH after Dissolution of Fourth Senior Staff Officer; Effects of this Measure Divisions East and West; Foreign Armies Volume X Mellenthin OKH Attache Sections (P-041J) iv,78pp.

5 Reel 2 Volume XI Praun OKH Signal Serivces: The Signal (P-041k) Services in the Service of OKH duriv, 59 pp. ing World War II Volume XIII Jaschke Representation of Infantry Inter- (P-041m) ests, v, 28 pp. Volume XIV Huether and Representation of Artillery Inter- (P-041n) Berlin ests, vi, 81 pp. Volume XV Jakob Representation of the Interests of (P-041o) the Engineering Forces, v, 62 pp. Volume XVI Guderian Inspector General, Panzer Forces (P-041p) v, 44 pp. Volume XVII Toppe Organization, Working System, and (P-041q) Effects of the Army Quartermaster iv, 222 pp. General during World War II Volume XVin Bork OKH Transportation Services The (P-041r) Chief of Transportation as Reprev, 98 pp. sentative of OKH Interests: The Organization, Function, and Facilities of this Agency, , in Transportation Matters Koerner OKH Transportation Services The Chief of Transportation as Representative of OKH Interests: The Organization, Function, and Facilities of this Agency, , in Transportation Matters Volume XIX Natzmer OKH Transportation Services The (P-041s) Field Transportation Branch and Its iv, 50 pp. Function as Operations Staff of the Chief of Transportation and as Control Agency for Transportation of Men and Materials by Rail, Road, and Inland Waterways

6 Reel 3 Volume XX Klein OKH Transportation Services The (P-04U) Planning Branch of the Chief of iv, 42pp. Transportation, Its Missions, and Its Work in the Planning of the Russian Railway Network, Volume XXI Teske OKH Transportation Services The (P-041u) Chief of Transportation as Reprev, 33 pp. sentative of OKH Interests in Transportation Matters; The Outlying Stations of the Chief of Transportation Affairs: Armed Forces Chief of Transportation, Transport Commander Office, General of Transportation Affairs, and Authorized Transport Officer, as Advisors to their Command Agency and in Executing Transportation Missions Volume XXIII Klinkowstroem Mapping and Surveying Facilities (P-041w) Available to OKH iii, 45 pp. Volume XXIV Kleikamp Central Affairs Division in OKH: (P-041x) Functions, Integration, Facilities, iii, 30 pp. and Possibilities Volume XXVII Guendell OKH: Organization and Working (P-041aa) System of the Army Quartermaster iii, 23 pp. Department, Volume XXVIII Erfurth OKH: German Liaison General At- (P-041bb) tached to the Finnish Army iii, 81 pp. Volume XXIX Grimmeis OKH Liaison Officers (P-041cc) iv, 22 pp. Loytved- General of the Luftwaffe Attached Hardegg to OKH

7 Volume XXX Koehler Functions of the Army Chief of (P-041dd) Armaments: Organization, Workvii, 239 pp. ing System, and Possibilities from 1939 to 1945 Volume XXXI Reinhardt Army General Office (P-041ee) v, 198 pp.

8 Reel 4 Volume XXXII Leeb Army Ordnance Office, (P-041ff) iv, 131 pp. Volume XXXIII Osterkamp OKH Functions in Controlling (P-041gg) Sources of Supply for the Army: Orv, 51 pp. ganization Expenditures, and Working System of the Army Administration Office Volume XXXIV Kleikamp Personnel Policy as an Instrument (P-041hh) in Support of Command as Illustratiii, 45 pp. ed by the Functions and Facilities of the Army Personnel Office, Volume XXXV Zeitzler Commentaries (P-041U) v, 69 pp. Volume XXXVI Guderian Commentaries (P-041JJ) iv, 13 pp. Volume XXXVII Natzmer Commentaries (P-041kk) xii, 213 pp. Volume XXXVIII Zeitzler and Commentaries (P-04111) Guderian vii, 46 pp.

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