Unknown Enemy: The Hidden Nazi Force That Built the Third Reich
by Charles Dick
A detailed history of Organisation Todt (OT), the vast engineering and construction organisation that played a major role in Nazi Germany before and during the Second World War.
Founded by Fritz Todt and later controlled by Albert Speer, Organisation Todt was responsible for enormous infrastructure and military construction projects, including autobahns, defensive fortifications, the Westwall and wartime projects across occupied Europe.
Charles Dick examines how the organisation worked alongside the German military and SS and how its construction programme became increasingly dependent on forced and slave labour. The book follows Organisation Todt from its early beginnings through wartime expansion, forced-labour programmes, camps and its eventual collapse with the Third Reich.
A strong addition to collections covering World War II, Nazi Germany, military history, German engineering, forced labour and the Third Reich.
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