RAD Generals

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From left to right, unknown Arbeitsführer, Generalarbeitsführer Roch, Arbeitsführer Scholz and two unidentified Feldmeister's, location Tarnobrzeg, 23.März 1941, this was a meeting consisisting of

K 150 in Lublin - Arbeitsführer Lennings
- K1/151 in Glusk
- K8/151 in Wrotkow
- K1/152 in Chelm
- K3/152 in Lopiennik

K 131 in Zamosc - Arbeitsführer Wiesenberg
- K2/130 in Komarow
- K7/130 in Tomaszow
- K1/131 in Zawada
- K3/131 in Zamosc

K 360 in Tarnobrzeg - Arbeitsführer Scholz
- K6/360 in Tarnobrzeg
- K3/361 in Krasnik
- K6/361 in Krasnik
- K4/362 in Sarzyna

K 382 in Jaroslau - Arbeitsführer Marschall
- K2/382 in Rzeszow
- K3/382 in Jaroslau
- K4/382 in Glogow
- K6/382 in Zarzecze

K 381 in Jaslo - Arbeitsführer Wohner
- K3/381 in Rzeszow
- K4/381 in Debica
- K5/381 in Rymanow
- K6/381 in Opacie

K 107 in Krakau - Arbeitsführer Carls
- K6/101 in Krakau
- K4/101 in Klaj
- K5/102 in Krakau
- K7/102 in Piaski-Welkie

K 154 in Molczany - Oberarbeitsführer Westphal
- K2/153 in Dolhobyczow
- K4/153 in Poturzynska-Wolka
- K5/154 in Kadlubiska
- K8/154 in Kadlubiska

K 373 in Jozefow - Arbeitsführer Dr. Kunz
- K2/375 in Biszcza
- K1/375 in Kustrawa
- K3/375 in Jozefow
- K4/375 in Plaszow

K103 in Jaroslau - Oberarbeitsführer Idel
- K1/102 in Kidalowice
- K2/102 in Chlopice
- K4/102 in Pawlosjow
- K7/104 in Rozwienica

I have been fortunate enough to have been able to purchase about 25 photographs of this meeting and will post more soon

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Reichsarbeitsführer Hierl arrives at Tarnobrzeg

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Last October, I introduced Arbeitsführer Scholz, Gruppe 288 with Generalarbeitsführer Sharf (Arbeitsgau XXVIII Franken) (Post # 647), it seems that Arbeitsführer Scholz was working his way up in the leadership role within the RAD as seen here at the meeting in Tarnobrzeg, according to records, Scholz was in command of K 360 during this event

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From left to right, Unknown Arbeitsführer, Unknown Feldmeister, Reichsarbeitsführer Hierl, Generalrbeitsführer Roch (behind Hierl / side) and Arbeitsführer Scholz, Arbeitsführer Scholz seems jubilant (Tarnobrzeg)

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Arbeitsführer Scholz

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Generalarbeitsführer Roch arrives at Tarnobrzeg

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Reichsarbeitsführer Hierl and an unknown Feldmeister during the briefing

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From left to right, unknown Adjutant, Generalarbeitsführer Roch, Arbeitsführer Sholz and Reichsarbeitsführer Hierl listening to a Feldmeister

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I'm going to switch it up from Tarnobrzeg, this arrived today and it's massive at 7in x 6in in size, on the reverse is writing, what I'm curious about is the two different colors of ink, could this be a signature written by Generalarbeitsführer Helff ? I have reduced the photo but the file is too big to post, so the sellers photo will have to suffice

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Having a chuckle, from left to right, Unknown Arbeitsführer, Unknown Adjutant, Arbeitsführer Scholz, Generalarbeitsführer Roch, Reichsarbeitsführer Hierl and a unknown Feldmeister,

[Andrey]

Hi, Gwar!

Thank you for interesting Roch and Helff photo!
It's always interesting to see new and rare photos.
Best regards,

Andrey.

[Gwar]

Hi, Gwar!

Thank you for interesting Roch and Helff photo!
It's always interesting to see new and rare photos.
Best regards,

Andrey.

Many thanks Andrey !

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A rattled Arbeitsführer Scholz

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Not sure if this is the right identification but it seems to fit, sort of, Gerd Adolf von Bassewitz, who was a RAD judge and spent some time at Frankfurt an der Oder, here, in the photo he is titled as a Generalarbeitsführer, I have checked the honorary list and he is not named

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Another photo from the gathering in Tarnobrzeg, the Generalarbeitsführer is a unknown figure as of yet, but with the higher Arbeitsgau number on the shield it only has a certain amount of options, the known list I have of Generalarbeitsführer and above is still growing and this only adds more grief as to the identity, the blurry photo doesn't help much either, do any members have any ideas as to who he is or could be ?