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Minutes of a Fuehrer Conference concerning the conscription of 4,050,000 workers
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Authors
Hans H. Lammers (Dr., Chief of Reich Chancellery)
Hans H. Lammers
German jurist, Nazi politician, and Head of the Reich Chancellery (1879-1962)
- Born: 1879-05-27 (Lubliniec)
- Died: 1962-01-04 (Düsseldorf)
- Country of citizenship: Germany
- Occupation: judge; jurist; lawyer; politician
- Member of political party: German National People's Party (until: 1932-01-01); Nazi Party
- Member of: Schutzstaffel
- Participant in: Ministries Trial (role: defendant); Nuremberg Medical Trial (role: affiant, witness)
- Significant person: Adolf Hitler (role: superior); Karl Brandt (role: colleague)
Date: 04 January 1944
Literal Title: Ref.: Allocation of Labor 1944
Defendant: Wilhelm Keitel
Total Pages: 2
Language of Text: English
Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.)
Evidence Code: PS-1292
Document Book No: Prosecution 7
HLSL Item No.: 452006
Notes:Another copy of PS 1292 was entered as US exhibit 225; this copy was not entered in the case against Keitel. A copy was entered as French exhibit 68, on forced labor.
Document Summary
Staff Evidence Analyses
PS-1292: Minutes taken at a Fuehrer Meeting, subject: Procurement of New Labor Supplies, and a letter from Sauckel to Lammers, same subject
Red Series Doc Descriptions
PS-1292: Notes by Dr. Lammers on a discussion with Hitler on 4 January 1944 (hitler, Sauckel, Speer, Keitel, Milch, backe, Himmler, Dr. Lammers): at least 4 million more workers are to be recruited from the occupied territories. telegram from Sauckel to Lammers, 5 (january 1944, on the result of the discussion
Doc Book Tables of Contents
PS-1292: 4 January 1944. Lammers report on Hitler meeting re allocation of labor.
Sauckel letter to LAMERS. including the rulings made by Hitler at confenrence set forth in previous document NG-1508. In this letter LAMMERS is asked to confirm the results to the chiefs who participated, and to support Sauckel in the introduction of measures which have become necessary as a result of the conference