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German economy during WW2, Republic of Poland, Republic of Lithuania,…
German economy during WW2
Sources of Resources and Economic Partners
Domestic resources and their limitations.
Trade and economic relations with neutral countries.
Francoist Spain
Kingdom of Sweden
Swiss Confederation
Persia
Exploitation of occupied territories and their resources.
Austro-fascist state
Protectorate of Bohemia-Moravia
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
The French State
Kingdom of Norway
Kingdom of Denmark
Republic of Latvia
Republic of Estonia
Ukraine
Belarus
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Labour Force and Forced Labour
Mobilization of German workers.
Employment of women in industry.
Use of foreign forced labourers and concentration camp prisoners.
Working conditions and their impact on production.
The Structure of the German Wartime Economy
Transition to a militarized economy.
Government control over production and resource allocation.
Role of private companies and state enterprises.
Albert Speer and the organization of armaments production.
Military Production and Industrial Development
Production of tanks, aircraft, ships, and weapons.
Standardization and mass production.
Expansion of the military-industrial complex.
Major German industrial companies
Krupp
IG Farben
Messerschmitt
Volkswagen
Republic of Poland
Republic of Lithuania
Kingdom of Belgium
