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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Fritz_TodtFritz Todt - Wikipedia

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   Dr.-Fritz-Todt-Preis in gold. On 8 February 1944, the second commemoration of Todt's death, Hitler awarded the Dr.-Fritz-Todt-Preis as a Badge of Honor of the Nazi Party for "Innovative accomplishments, which are of great importance for the Volk community because of the improvement of their weapons, ammunition and military equipment, and the ...

3. www.awm.gov.au › collection › C242423German Dr Fritz Todt Prize Badge, Third Class | Australian ...

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   Created on 8 February 1944 to reward those whose inventions or initiatives significantly furthered the war effort. Known as the Dr Fritz Todt Prize it came in three classes - gold, silver and iron, and carried cash rewards of 50,000 Reichsmarks, 30,000 Reichsmarks and 10,000 Reichsmarks respectively. This badge is part of a collection of Second ...

   • Accession Number: RELAWM30372.001
   • Object type: Award

   • Collection type: Heraldry
   • Place: Europe: Germany

4. warfarehistorynetwork.com › article › fritz-todt-theFritz Todt: The Mysterious Death of the Nazi Engineer

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   By early 1940, Hitler was dissatisfied with the Army’s direction of German wartime weaponry production, and so on March 21, 1940, the Führer named trusty paladin Dr. Todt as the Reich’s first civilian minister for armaments and munitions.

5. www.medalbook.com › dr--fritz-todt-prize-i-class-1MedalBook - Dr. Fritz Todt Prize, I Class

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   The Dr. Fritz Todt Prize was instituted by the German Labour Front leader, Dr. Robert Ley, to commemorate the achievements of Dr. Fritz Todt and honour his memory following his untimely death.

6. www.awm.gov.au › collection › C242424German Dr Fritz Todt Prize Badge, Second Class (silver)

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   Created on 8 February 1944 to reward those whose inventions or initiatives significantly furthered the war effort. Known as the Dr Fritz Todt Prize it came in three classes - gold, silver and iron, and carried cash rewards of 50,000 Reichsmarks, 30,000 Reichsmarks and 10,000 Reichsmarks respectively. This badge is part of a collection of Second ...

   • Accession Number: RELAWM30373.001
   • Object type: Award

   • Collection type: Heraldry
   • Place: Europe: Germany

7. www.iwm.org.uk › collections › itembadge, special, German, Badge of Honour of the Dr Fritz Todt ...

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   This badge was instituted on 8th February 1944 by the leader of the German Labour Front Dr Robert Ley and was awarded for inventions that enhanced weapons or ammunition or the war effort in general. Dr Fritz Todt died in an air accident in 1942.

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   What was the Dr Fritz Todt Prize?

   • Reverse: Plain with a large vertical brooch pin. Created on 8 February 1944 to reward those whose inventions or initiatives significantly furthered the war effort. Known as the Dr Fritz Todt Prize it came in three classes - gold, silver and iron, and carried cash rewards of 50,000 Reichsmarks, 30,000 Reichsmarks and 10,000 Reichsmarks respectively.

   German Dr Fritz Todt Prize Badge, Third Class

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   What is a Dr Fritz Todt Prize badge?

   • Dr Fritz Todt Prize Badge, Third Class, in 'iron' (zinc alloy). Obverse: A large German eagle standing on a banner inscribed 'DR FRITZ TODT' over a cog wheel with a swastika in the centre. Reverse: Plain with a large vertical brooch pin.

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   What did Dr Todt do in WW2?

   • Like Speer later, Dr. Todt worked well with other Nazi organizations such as Dr. Robert Ley’s German Labor Front, the DAF, and Konstantin Hierl’s Reich Labor Service, the RAD. In the Balkans, OT mined ores essential to the war effort and built roads in Greece and Yugoslavia.

   Fritz Todt: The Mysterious Death of the Nazi Engineer

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   What did Dr Todt do in the last 4 months of his life?

   • During the last four months of his life, Dr. Todt found an ever-increasing amount of his time occupied with new road building in the vast regions of the Soviet Union to the far-off Ural Mountains, the expected final eastern expansion of Hitler’s new Nazi empire.

   Fritz Todt: The Mysterious Death of the Nazi Engineer

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9. www.awm.gov.au › collection › C244949German Dr Fritz Todt Prize Badge, Third Class, presentation ...

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   Dr Fritz Todt Prize Badge, Third Class, presentation case. Black leatherette covered hinged cardboard box with 'Dr.-Fritz-Todt-Preis' printed in gold on the white silk lining of the lid. No locking latch.