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I. State of Defense…

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Contents (73)
  1. Opening about 1 min
  2. I. Industrial Enterprises about 1 min
  3. II. Land and Forest Enterprises Real Estate and other Property about 3 min
  4. III. Compulsory Deposit of Securities about 1 min
  5. IV. Jewels, Gems and Objects of Art under 1 min
  6. V. General Regulations about 24 min
  7. 1. From Union [Bund] to Nation [pp. 13-19] about 6 min
  8. Chapter 2 about 14 min
  9. 3. Hitler Youth and Confessional Youth [p. 38] about 11 min
  10. 4. Work Abroad [pp. 154-162] about 2 h 34 min
  11. Part I about 1 h 56 min
  12. Part 3 about 2 min
  13. Part 6 about 1 min
  14. Part 7 about 3 min
  15. 8. French Delegation for Economic Affairs about 5 min
  16. Part 20 about 3 min
  17. 22. FOREIGN OFFICE Ambassador Ritter C.3 under 1 min
  18. Part 23 about 3 min
  19. Part 27 about 1 min
  20. Part 29 about 2 min
  21. Part 30 about 2 min
  22. 32. Draft/KA about 4 min
  23. Part 33 about 1 min
  24. Part 34 about 4 min
  25. Part 35 about 1 min
  26. Part 36 about 3 min
  27. Part 41 about 4 min
  28. Part 44 about 1 min
  29. 46. Konzept/Ss No. 2318 about 3 min
  30. 47. Copy as concept/Ss about 1 min
  31. Part 49 about 3 min
  32. Part 51 about 1 min
  33. 53. German Armistice Delegation for Economics about 24 min
  34. Part V about 1 h 53 min
  35. Chapter I about 1 min
  36. Chapter II under 1 min
  37. Chapter III under 1 min
  38. Chapter IV under 1 min
  39. Chapter V about 1 h 56 min
  40. Part I about 12 min
  41. Part III about 15 min
  42. Part V about 17 min
  43. Part VII about 1 h
  44. 11. , Reichsfuehrer SS HEINRICH HIMMLER about 4 h 25 min
  45. VII. SUPERVISION about 2 min
  46. Chapter III about 1 min
  47. Chapter IV about 8 min
  48. Chapter I under 1 min
  49. Chapter II about 3 min
  50. Chapter III under 1 min
  51. Chapter IV under 1 min
  52. Chapter V about 1 min
  53. Chapter VI about 1 h 42 min
  54. I. DEFINITION about 1 min
  55. II. REQUIREMENT OF REGISTRATION about 2 min
  56. III. ADMINISTRATION about 1 min
  57. IV. PERMISSIONS about 1 min
  58. V. COSTS under 1 min
  59. VI. PROVISIONS about 1 min
  60. VII. FINAL PROVISIONS about 1 h 32 min
  61. Preface about 3 h 20 min
  62. I. State of Defense about 1 min
  63. II. Mobilization about 1 min
  64. III. Setting of penalties and Conclusion about 3 h 11 min
  65. I. Official Relationship [Beamtenverhaeltnis] under 1 min
  66. II. Duties of Officials about 2 min
  67. IV. Appointments and Transfers about 1 min
  68. VII. Termination of Official Relationship about 1 min
  69. I. ARTICLE 1 about 1 min
  70. II. ARTICLE 9 about 2 min
  71. Chapter III under 1 min
  72. Chapter IV under 1 min
  73. Chapter V about 1 h 6 min

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I. State of Defense

ARTICLE 1

The Fuehrer and Reichschancellor can declare a state of defense for the area of the Reich in case danger of war threatens.

ARTICLE 2

(1) With the declaration of a state of defense the entire power of execution devolves upon the Fuehrer and Reichschancellor. The Reichsminister of war exercises it by his orders.

(2) The Reichsminister is empowered in the carrying out of the power of execution to issue legal regulations which may deviate from existing laws. He can, in order to enforce his regulation, threaten punishments and set up special courts.

ARTICLE 3

(1) The Reichsministers are to observe the instructions of the Reichsminister of war. They remain the highest Reich authorities within their realm of activity.

(2) The Reichsministers will in case of a state of defense effect the necessary measures and are empowered to issue legal regulations which may deviate from existing laws.

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II. Mobilization

ARTICLE 4

(1) If conflict with an external enemy becomes unavoidable, the Fuehrer and Reichschancellor can order mobilization.

(2) The ordering of mobilization includes in itself the declaration of a state of defense according to Part I, in case the latter is not already proclaimed, without prejudice to the directive of Article Six.

(3) With the ordering of mobilization a state of war in the definition of this law begins.

ARTICLE 5

The Reichsministers will effect the necessary measures in case of mobilization and are empowered to issue legal regulations which may deviate from existing laws.

ARTICLE 6

(1) The Fuehrer and Reichschancellor will appoint a plenipotentiary-general for war economy to direct the entire war economy.

(2) It is the task of the plenipotentiary-general for war-economy to put all economic forces in the service of carrying on the war and to secure the life of the German people economically.

(3) Subordinate to him are:

The Reichsminister for economy

The Reichsminister for food and agriculture

The Reichs labor minister

The Reichs forest master and all Reichs’ agents immediately subordinate to the Fuehrer and Reichschancellor.

Furthermore the financing of the war effort (in the province of the Reichs finance ministry and of the Reichsbank) will be carried on under his responsibility.

(4) The plenipotentiary-general for war economy is authorized, within his realm of responsibility, to issue legal regulations, which may deviate from the existing laws.

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