词条 | SS Führungshauptamt |
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|agency_name = SS-FHA |nativename = SS Führungshauptamt |nativename_a = |nativename_r = |logo = Flag Schutzstaffel.svg |logo_width = 100px |logo_caption = The SS-FHA was the operations office of the Waffen-SS and Allgemeine-SS.
The SS-Führungshauptamt ({{lang-en|SS Leadership Main Office}}) (SS-FHA) was the operational headquarters of the SS. It was responsible for the administration of SS-Junkerschulen (SS-Junker Schools), medical services, logistics, and rates of pay. It was also the administrative and operational headquarters for the Waffen-SS that was responsible for its organisation and equipment and Order of battle of SS combat units. FormationThe SS-Führungshauptamt, which was under the command of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler, was formed in August 1940 from certain departments of the SS-Hauptamt (SS-HA) and the Allgemeine SS.{{sfn|Wegner|1990|pp=293, 296}} Its main duty was the operational and administrative control of the Waffen-SS, including developing general policy on recruiting and handling special personnel requirements. It also oversaw the Kommandoamt der Allgemeine SS (General SS HQ).{{sfn|McNab|2009|p=46}} Hans Jüttner was promoted to the position of chief-of-staff of the SS-FHA and handled the day-to-day operations. When Himmler stepped down as SS-FHA chief in 1943, Jüttner took over as chief of the department till the end of the war. Recruiting members for the Waffen-SS was handled through the SS-HA and its chief, Gottlob Berger. This caused overlapping jurisdiction and friction between the two SS branches.{{sfn|Wegner|1990|pp=296–298}} Berger's SS-HA had a problematic relationship with the SS-FHA, which was responsible for organising, training and equipping the Waffen-SS. Jüttner's initial efforts at integrating the recruits from western Europe and Scandinavia were inadequate with insufficient emphasis on training and appointing officers and non-commissioned officers from the ranks of the new recruits. The SS-FHA also wanted the Waffen-SS to be a small elite corps, but Berger and Himmler knew that Adolf Hitler needed as many divisions as possible, even if that meant some Waffen-SS formations would be of lesser quality.{{sfn|Weale|2010|pp=118–119}} During the war years, to meet the high casualty rates and expansion needs of the Waffen-SS, members of the Allgemeine SS and other personnel working for SS organisations were used for compulsory recruitment drives by the SS-HA to meet the manpower needs of the Waffen-SS.{{sfn|Wegner|1990|p=306}} OrganisationDepartmental Group A (Amtsgruppe A)Organisation, Personnel and Supply (Organisation, Personal, Versorgung){{sfn|McNab|2009|p=52}}
Training (Ausbildung){{sfn|McNab|2009|p=52}}
Inspection (Inspektionen){{sfn|McNab|2009|p=52}}
Medical Arm of the Waffen-SS (Sanitätswesen der Waffen-SS){{sfn|McNab|2009|p=52}}
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