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Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
- published: 23 Sep 2011
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Germany.
WS. The Strength Through Joy Liner "Robert Ley" at sea with Tug alongside. WS. From on board Liner towards German port. LS. Crowds waving. WS. Low Angle Liner being pulled by tug. LS. Liner MS. Nazi Flag with harbour in the background. WS. Liner. LS. Below decks. MS. Two women being shown into a cabin. WS. Robert Ley bridge. CU. Phones on the bridge. CU. Control panel. CU. Control panel with outline of the Liner. CU. Control panel with plans of each deck of the ship. WS. Liner WS. Long corridor filled with people. LS. Adolf Hitler and lieutenants below decks on the Robert Ley. MS. Hitler shaking hands with the crowds. MS. Hitler talking to crowds. LS. Flag flying on ship. MS. Women playing with ball. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Dancing on deck. LS. Flag flying on the deck. MS. Hitler chatting with crowds. LS. Crew member signalling with flags. WS. German warship seen from the deck of the Robert Ley. WS. Flags flying on the Robert Ley. WS. U-boat seen from the deck. CU. The Fuhrer. WS. U-boat. CU. Hitler. WS. U-boat. WS. Launch. CU. Sailor. LS. Hitler and Nazi officers walking up the gangway. WS. Hitler and party walk past reception group Hitler giving Nazi salute. MS. Hitler talking to young child. WS. Group of women leaning over balcony giving the Nazi salute. LS. Hitler shaking hands with crowds. MS. Hitler shaking hands with children WS. Jetty lined with crowds. WS. Hitler talking with sailors. WS. "Robert Ley" LS. "Robert Ley" with crowds waving from the upper decks. LS. Hitler boarding the "Robert Ley" from a launch. WS. Ships Kitchen. MS. Chefs crowded round a range. CU. Pans frying. LS. Chefs handing food to waiters.
WS. Dining hall waiter laden down with tray. WS. Dining hall with diners. MS. Pan from diners to portrait of Hitler. LA. Pan from ceiling to Guests and continue to see ballroom dancers. WS. Dance hall with band CU. Orchestra MS. Dancers. MS. Ships Orchestra. MS. Dancers. WS. Dance hall with dance in progress. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Chandelier pan down to see dancers. MS. Saxophone players. WS. From balcony through grill which has a Swastika decoration. CU. Chandelier. CU. Wheel of ships bridge. WS. View out to see from ship WS. Out to sea including ship's lifeboats. LS. Bow of boat with "Robert Ley" pan to sea the side of the Liner. MS Adolf Hitler looking out of a window. WS. Launches alongside the Robert Ley. WS. Launches and port. WS. "Robert Ley" WS. From deck of the liner towards port. MS. Adolf Hitler (the Fuhrer) and kitchen staff. WS. From deck of ship towards port. MS. Hitler talking to a young girl patting her face. WS. "Robert Ley" surrounded by tugs and launches.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Ambassador John Dolibois (Luxembourg) was an interrogator at Mondorf Palace, Luxembourg ("Ashcan") where most of the Nazi leaders were sent when arrested. As a disguised relief worker, he elicited much information on the personalities and the workings of the Third Reich.
In this clip he talks about one the Nuremberg Defendants, labor leader, Robert Ley who ultimately committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial at Nuremberg.
For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
- published: 27 Sep 2009
- views: 4443
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Kampf des deutschen Volkes um Leben oder Untergehen, Vernichtungswillen auf Seiten des Feindes "Juda", Verteidigung der deutschen Substanz, Vernichtung von "Juda" und der Bolschewiken, Friedensangebote von Adolf Hitler gegenüber Polen, Ursachen des Weltkrieges: Benennung von Adolf Hitler von "Juda" als Feind der Menschheit, Eroberung von Lebensraum zur Ernährung der 85 Millionen Deutschen, Deutsche als Volk ohne Raum, Wille zum Kampf zum Überleben der Deutschen
Lebenslauf Dr. Robert Ley:
Robert Ley wurde am 15. Februar 1890 in Niederbreidenbach im Oberbergischen Land als siebtes von elf Kindern des Großbauern Friedrich Ley und dessen Frau Emilie Wald geboren. Nachdem der Vater eines Versicherungsbetrugs überführt und zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt worden war, verbrachte Ley einen Teil seiner Jugend zwar in Armut und Schande, konnte aber dennoch 1910 an der Oberrealschule in Elberfeld (heute Stadt Wuppertal) seine Abiturprüfung ablegen. Bis zum Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs studierte er Chemie in Jena, Bonn und Münster.
Als Kriegsfreiwilliger diente Ley 1914 zunächst bei der Artillerie, wurde noch im gleichen Jahr mit dem Eisernen Kreuz ausgezeichnet und 1916 zum Leutnant befördert. Als Fliegerbeobachter wurde Ley abgeschossen und geriet am 29. Juli 1917 in französische Kriegsgefangenschaft, aus der er 1920 körperlich schwer gezeichnet nach Deutschland zurückkehrte. Durch einen Beinbruch und eine schwere Gehirnverletzung erlitt er bleibende Schäden. Seine Alkoholabhängigkeit und seine Tendenz zum Stottern waren Folge seiner im Krieg erlittenen Verletzungen sein. Wiederholte chirurgische Operationen waren zu seiner Genesung erforderlich.
1920 wurde Ley aus der Gefangenschaft entlassen. Er schloss sein Studium in Münster mit einer Doktorarbeit im Fach Chemie erfolgreich ab und trat 1921 in den Dienst der Farbwerke Bayer in Leverkusen. Wegen antisemitischer Angriffe auf einen Bankier verlor er 1928 seine Beschäftigung bei der Bayer-Zweigniederlassung der I. G. Farben. 1924 wurde Ley Mitglied in der NSDAP, in der er sich in kurzer Zeit als herausragender Organisator und politischer Redner einen Namen zu machen verstand. 1925 wurde ihm die Leitung des Gaues Rheinland-Süd übertragen. Leys politische Reden erwiesen sich seit den späten 1920er Jahre als äußerst effizient. Das von ihm herausgegebene Parteiorgan „Westdeutscher Beobachter" nutzte er geschickt zur Verbreitung der nationalsozialistischen Ideologie. Auf diese Weise war ihm bereits 1928 mit seiner Wahl in den preußischen Landtag ein erster bedeutender politischer Erfolg gelungen, ehe er 1930 als einer von 107 nationalsozialistischen Abgeordneten auch in den Reichstag gewählt wurde.
Adolf Hitler, der in Ley einen seiner verlässlichsten und fähigsten Mitarbeiter sah, berief ihn 1931 zum Reichsinspekteur und Stellvertreter des Reichsorganisationsleiters Georg Strasser (1892-1934), dessen Nachfolger er 1934 wurde. In diesem Amt gewann Ley erheblichen Einfluss auf die nationalsozialistische Schul- und Bildungspolitik. Nach Leys Ideen wurden bis 1935 Parteischulen (Ordensburgen) für junge Erwachsene gebaut, u. a. die Ordensburg Sonthofen im Allgäu, die Ordensburg Vogelsang in der Eifel und Crössinsee in Pommern. Ab 1937 kamen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Reichsjugendführer Baldur von Schirach außerdem die parteieigenen Adolf-Hitler-Schulen für Jungen ab 12 Jahren hinzu.
1933 ernannte ihn Hitler zum Leiter der neu gegründeten Deutschen Arbeitsfront (DAF), die er als gemeinsamen Verband der Arbeitnehmer und Arbeitgeber zur größten Massenorganisation im Dritten Reich ausbaute. Bis 1939 erreichte die DAF eine Stärke von 22 Millionen Mitgliedern. Die DAF sollte nach ihrem Selbstverständnis eine Organisation aller schaffenden Deutschen der Stirn und der Faust sein, mit dem Anspruch, den Arbeiter zum gleichberechtigten und geachteten Mitglied der Nation zu machen.
Auch bei der Gründung der Gemeinschaft 'Kraft durch Freude' (KdF) im Jahr 1933, einer Unterorganisation der DAF, war er federführend. Leys Konzept sah vor, den Rahmen der Freizeitgestaltung unter ideologischen Gesichtspunkten zu erweitern, auf vielfältige Weise zu gestalten und zu überwachen. Um das nationalsozialistische Ideal einer Volksgemeinschaft zu verwirklichen, bemühte sich Ley vor allem um eine qualitative Steigerung des Lebensstandards der Arbeitnehmer. Nach Robert Ley wurden der Siedlungstyp Ley-Siedlung und das Passagierschiff Robert Ley benannt.
(..) Am 15.Mai 1945 wurde Ley in Schleching bei Kufstein von amerikanischen Soldaten verhaftet. Er kam am 25. Oktober 1945 in seiner Gefängniszelle in Nürnberg ums Leben.
Quelle: http://www.dullophob.com, 15.2.2013
- published: 15 Feb 2013
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Rationalisierungen in Fabriken, Fließbandarbeit, Wettkampf im Betrieb zur Förderung der Arbeitsleistung, Prämienzahlungen, Belobigungen, voller Arbeitseinsatz in Kriegszeiten, Erholung erst nach dem Sieg.
- published: 16 Feb 2013
- views: 1662
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Arbeitseinsatz der Frau, Respekt vor der schaffenden Frau, Mitarbeiterführung, Geduld als Tugend der Vorgesetzten, Führerschaft auf allen Ebenen als Stahlbewehrung des "Betons" Deutschlands
- published: 16 Feb 2013
- views: 1218
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Liebe und Vertrauen in Adolf Hitler, Appell an deutsche Rüstungsbetriebe: Leistungserhöhung um 50%, dadurch Freisetzung von Millionen Arbeitern, die als Soldat dienen können, 2. Ziele des Kampfes: Existenzsicherung des deutschen Volkes, neue Weltordnung ohne Kapitalismus und Goldstandard, Adolf Hitler als strahlender Sieger, Einheit des deutschen Volkes nach 300 Jahren Zersplitterung, mit Italien und Japan siegreich gegen England, in Afrika und auf See, Adolf Hitler als größte Chance für den Sieg
- published: 16 Feb 2013
- views: 1403
Sensationelles Aufnahme der Fernsehenrundfunk aus dem Jahre 1938, wo Robert Ley, der Leiter von "Kraft durch Freude" im angetrunkenen Zustand spricht.
...Seine auch in der Öffentlichkeit bekannt gewordene Alkoholsucht (er fuhr des Öfteren volltrunken Auto) brachte ihm -- hinter vorgehaltener Hand -- die Spitznamen „Reichstrunkenbold".
Sensational: Nazi leader Robert Ley speaks on the German television in a drunken state, 1938.
Sensazionale: Il leader nazista Robert Ley parla alla televisione tedesca in stato di ubriachezza, 1938.
Sensasjonelt: Nazilederen Robert Ley snakker på tysk TV i en beruset tilstand, 1938.
Sensationnel: Le dirigeant nazi Robert Ley parle à la télévision allemande dans un état d'ivresse, 1938.
Sensacyjna: Nazistowski przywódca Robert Ley przemawia w telewizji niemieckiej w pijackim stanie, 1938.
Sensacional: El líder nazi Robert Ley habla en la televisión alemana en estado de embriaguez, 1938.
- published: 19 May 2012
- views: 9545
An interview with Robert Ley. He speaks about the Adolf Hitler Schools.
- published: 01 Apr 2011
- views: 8929
Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and his wife Emilie (née Wald). He studied chemistry at the Universities of Jena, Bonn, and Münster. He volunteered for the army on the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and spent two years in the artillery before training as an aerial artillery spotter[2] with Field Artillery Detachment 202. In July 1917 his aircraft was shot down over France and he was taken prisoner. It has been suggested that he suffered a brain injury in the crash; for the rest of his life he spoke with a stammer and suffered bouts of erratic behaviour, aggravated by heavy drinking.[3]
After the war Ley returned to university, gaining a doctorate in 1920. He was employed as a food chemist by a branch of the giant IG Farben company, based in Leverkusen in the Ruhr. Enraged by the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1924, Ley became an ultra-nationalist and joined the Nazi Party soon after reading Adolf Hitler's speech at his trial following the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich. By 1925 he was Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter. Ley proved unswervingly loyal to Hitler, which led the party leader to ignore complaints about his arrogance, incompetence and drunkenness.[4]
Labour Front head
In 1931, Ley was brought to the Nazi Party's Munich headquarters to take over as head of the party organisation (Reichsorganisationsleiter) following Hitler's dismissal of Gregor Strasser in an internal dispute.[5] Ley's impoverished upbringing and his experience as head of the largely working-class Ruhr party region meant that he was sympathetic to the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, which Hitler opposed, but he always sided with Hitler in inner party disputes. This helped him survive the hostility of other party officials such as the party treasurer, Franz Xaver Schwarz, who regarded him as a drunken incompetent. When Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933, Ley accompanied him to Berlin. In April, when the trade union movement was taken over by the state, Hitler appointed him head of the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF).
The DAF took over the existing Nazi trade union formation, the National Socialist Factory Cell Organisation (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation, NSBO) as well as the main trade union federation. But Ley's lack of administrative ability meant that the NSBO leader, Reinhard Muchow, a member of the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, soon became the dominant figure in the DAF, overshadowing Ley. Muchow began a purge of the DAF administration, rooting out ex-Social Democrats and ex-Communists and placing his own militants in their place. The NSBO cells continued to agitate in the factories on issues of wages and conditions, annoying the employers, who soon complained to Hitler and other Nazi leaders that the DAF was as bad as the Communists had been.[6]
Hitler had no sympathy with the syndicalist tendencies of the NSBO, and in January 1934 a new Law for the Ordering of National Labour effectively suppressed independent working-class factory organisations, even Nazi ones, and put questions of wages and conditions in the hands of the Trustees of Labour (Treuhänder der Arbeit), dominated by the employers. At the same time Muchow was purged and Ley's control over the DAF re-established. The NSBO was completely suppressed and the DAF became little more than an arm of the state for the more efficient deployment and disciplining of labour to serve the needs of the regime, particularly its massive expansion of the arms industry.
Once his power was established, Ley began to abuse it in a way that was conspicuous even by the standards of the Nazi regime. On top of his generous salaries as DAF head, Reichsorganisationsleiter, and Reichstag deputy, he pocketed the large profits of the Westdeutsche Beobachter, and freely embezzled DAF funds for his personal use. By 1938 he owned a luxurious estate near Cologne, a string of villas in other cities, a fleet of cars, a private railway carriage and a large art collection. He increasingly devoted his time to "womanising and heavy drinking, both of which often led to embarrassing scenes in public."[7] On 29 December 1942 his second wife Inge (1916-1942) shot herself after a drunken brawl.[7] Ley's subordinates took their lead from him, and the DAF became a notorious centre of corruption, all paid for with the compulsory dues paid by German workers. One historian says: "The DAF quickly began to gain a reputation as perhaps the most corrupt of all the major institutions of the Third Reich. For this, Ley himself had to shoulder a large part of the blame......
- published: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 1373
Unused / unissued material - no paperwork - dates unclear or unknown
Germany.
CU Swastika flying from stern of German naval warship. Views of large German ship. Adolf Hitler meets cooks and other staff of the Liner ship 'Robert Ley'. Small boats sail alongside. BV of Hitler saluting through ship window. Shots of river bank buildings from ship.
Shots of waiters serving food in dining room. Shot of people sitting on deck chairs and walking along deck.
Views from ship as it comes into harbour. View of ship - name plate visible 'Robert Ley'. The Fuhrer comes ashore at dock. He talks to a child in the crowd and is given some flowers. Sign in the background suggests that this may be in Bremen. Hitler on walkabout, shaking hands with several people.
Shots of harbour as small boat leaves. Hitler chats to sailors while travelling on a small launch. (Many of the officers are wearing their hats with straps and look rather silly). Shots along side the 'Robert Ley'. CU of name. Hitler goes on board.
Fireworks display out at sea. Hitler walks along promenade deck on ship meeting guests. Lots of shots of him chatting to people and smiling. Nice shot of a woman with cine camera.
FILM ID:566.02
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 1323
Robert Ley (German pronunciation: [ˈlaɪ]; 15 February 1890 – 25 October 1945) was a Nazi politician and head of the German Labour Front from 1933 to 1945. He committed suicide while awaiting trial for war crimes.
Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and his wife Emilie (née Wald). He studied chemistry at the Universities of Jena, Bonn, and Münster. He volunteered for the army on the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and spent two years in the artillery before training as an aerial artillery spotter with Field Artillery Detachment 202. In July 1917 his aircraft was shot down over France and he was taken prisoner. It has been suggested that he suffered brain injury in the crash; for the rest of his life he spoke with a stammer and suffered bouts of erratic behaviour, aggravated by heavy drinking.
After the war Ley returned to university, gaining a doctorate in 1920. He was employed as a food chemist by a branch of the giant IG Farben company, based in Leverkusen in the Ruhr. Enraged by the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1924, Ley became an ultra-nationalist and joined the Nazi Party soon after reading Adolf Hitler's speech at his trial following the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich. By 1925 he was Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter. Ley proved unswervingly loyal to Hitler, which led the party leader to ignore complaints about his arrogance, incompetence and drunkenness.
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15:01Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 1/3)
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5:15Robert Ley Aka Hitler Aboard The Robert Ley (1939)
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Unused / Unissued Material - dates unclear or unknown Germany. WS. The Strength Through Joy Liner "Robert Ley" at sea with Tug alongside. WS. From on board Liner towards German port. LS. Crowds waving. WS. Low Angle Liner being pulled by tug. LS. Liner MS. Nazi Flag with harbour in the background. WS. Liner. LS. Below decks. MS. Two women being shown into a cabin. WS. Robert Ley bridge. CU. Phones on the bridge. CU. Control panel. CU. Control panel with outline of the Liner. CU. Control panel with plans of each deck of the ship. WS. Liner WS. Long corridor filled with people. LS. Adolf Hitler and lieutenants below decks on the Robert Ley. MS. Hitler shaking hands with the crowds. MS. Hitler talking to crowds. LS. Flag flying on ship. MS. Women playing with ball. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Dancing on deck. LS. Flag flying on the deck. MS. Hitler chatting with crowds. LS. Crew member signalling with flags. WS. German warship seen from the deck of the Robert Ley. WS. Flags flying on the Robert Ley. WS. U-boat seen from the deck. CU. The Fuhrer. WS. U-boat. CU. Hitler. WS. U-boat. WS. Launch. CU. Sailor. LS. Hitler and Nazi officers walking up the gangway. WS. Hitler and party walk past reception group Hitler giving Nazi salute. MS. Hitler talking to young child. WS. Group of women leaning over balcony giving the Nazi salute. LS. Hitler shaking hands with crowds. MS. Hitler shaking hands with children WS. Jetty lined with crowds. WS. Hitler talking with sailors. WS. "Robert Ley" LS. "Robert Ley" with crowds waving from the upper decks. LS. Hitler boarding the "Robert Ley" from a launch. WS. Ships Kitchen. MS. Chefs crowded round a range. CU. Pans frying. LS. Chefs handing food to waiters. WS. Dining hall waiter laden down with tray. WS. Dining hall with diners. MS. Pan from diners to portrait of Hitler. LA. Pan from ceiling to Guests and continue to see ballroom dancers. WS. Dance hall with band CU. Orchestra MS. Dancers. MS. Ships Orchestra. MS. Dancers. WS. Dance hall with dance in progress. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Chandelier pan down to see dancers. MS. Saxophone players. WS. From balcony through grill which has a Swastika decoration. CU. Chandelier. CU. Wheel of ships bridge. WS. View out to see from ship WS. Out to sea including ship's lifeboats. LS. Bow of boat with "Robert Ley" pan to sea the side of the Liner. MS Adolf Hitler looking out of a window. WS. Launches alongside the Robert Ley. WS. Launches and port. WS. "Robert Ley" WS. From deck of the liner towards port. MS. Adolf Hitler (the Fuhrer) and kitchen staff. WS. From deck of ship towards port. MS. Hitler talking to a young girl patting her face. WS. "Robert Ley" surrounded by tugs and launches. 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:606.04 -
9:59John Dolibois on Robert Ley
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Ambassador John Dolibois (Luxembourg) was an interrogator at Mondorf Palace, Luxembourg ("Ashcan") where most of the Nazi leaders were sent when arrested. As a disguised relief worker, he elicited much information on the personalities and the workings of the Third Reich. In this clip he talks about one the Nuremberg Defendants, labor leader, Robert Ley who ultimately committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial at Nuremberg. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org -
14:54Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 1/4
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 1/4Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 1/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Kampf des deutschen Volkes um Leben oder Untergehen, Vernichtungswillen auf Seiten des Feindes "Juda", Verteidigung der deutschen Substanz, Vernichtung von "Juda" und der Bolschewiken, Friedensangebote von Adolf Hitler gegenüber Polen, Ursachen des Weltkrieges: Benennung von Adolf Hitler von "Juda" als Feind der Menschheit, Eroberung von Lebensraum zur Ernährung der 85 Millionen Deutschen, Deutsche als Volk ohne Raum, Wille zum Kampf zum Überleben der Deutschen Lebenslauf Dr. Robert Ley: Robert Ley wurde am 15. Februar 1890 in Niederbreidenbach im Oberbergischen Land als siebtes von elf Kindern des Großbauern Friedrich Ley und dessen Frau Emilie Wald geboren. Nachdem der Vater eines Versicherungsbetrugs überführt und zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt worden war, verbrachte Ley einen Teil seiner Jugend zwar in Armut und Schande, konnte aber dennoch 1910 an der Oberrealschule in Elberfeld (heute Stadt Wuppertal) seine Abiturprüfung ablegen. Bis zum Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs studierte er Chemie in Jena, Bonn und Münster. Als Kriegsfreiwilliger diente Ley 1914 zunächst bei der Artillerie, wurde noch im gleichen Jahr mit dem Eisernen Kreuz ausgezeichnet und 1916 zum Leutnant befördert. Als Fliegerbeobachter wurde Ley abgeschossen und geriet am 29. Juli 1917 in französische Kriegsgefangenschaft, aus der er 1920 körperlich schwer gezeichnet nach Deutschland zurückkehrte. Durch einen Beinbruch und eine schwere Gehirnverletzung erlitt er bleibende Schäden. Seine Alkoholabhängigkeit und seine Tendenz zum Stottern waren Folge seiner im Krieg erlittenen Verletzungen sein. Wiederholte chirurgische Operationen waren zu seiner Genesung erforderlich. 1920 wurde Ley aus der Gefangenschaft entlassen. Er schloss sein Studium in Münster mit einer Doktorarbeit im Fach Chemie erfolgreich ab und trat 1921 in den Dienst der Farbwerke Bayer in Leverkusen. Wegen antisemitischer Angriffe auf einen Bankier verlor er 1928 seine Beschäftigung bei der Bayer-Zweigniederlassung der I. G. Farben. 1924 wurde Ley Mitglied in der NSDAP, in der er sich in kurzer Zeit als herausragender Organisator und politischer Redner einen Namen zu machen verstand. 1925 wurde ihm die Leitung des Gaues Rheinland-Süd übertragen. Leys politische Reden erwiesen sich seit den späten 1920er Jahre als äußerst effizient. Das von ihm herausgegebene Parteiorgan „Westdeutscher Beobachter" nutzte er geschickt zur Verbreitung der nationalsozialistischen Ideologie. Auf diese Weise war ihm bereits 1928 mit seiner Wahl in den preußischen Landtag ein erster bedeutender politischer Erfolg gelungen, ehe er 1930 als einer von 107 nationalsozialistischen Abgeordneten auch in den Reichstag gewählt wurde. Adolf Hitler, der in Ley einen seiner verlässlichsten und fähigsten Mitarbeiter sah, berief ihn 1931 zum Reichsinspekteur und Stellvertreter des Reichsorganisationsleiters Georg Strasser (1892-1934), dessen Nachfolger er 1934 wurde. In diesem Amt gewann Ley erheblichen Einfluss auf die nationalsozialistische Schul- und Bildungspolitik. Nach Leys Ideen wurden bis 1935 Parteischulen (Ordensburgen) für junge Erwachsene gebaut, u. a. die Ordensburg Sonthofen im Allgäu, die Ordensburg Vogelsang in der Eifel und Crössinsee in Pommern. Ab 1937 kamen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Reichsjugendführer Baldur von Schirach außerdem die parteieigenen Adolf-Hitler-Schulen für Jungen ab 12 Jahren hinzu. 1933 ernannte ihn Hitler zum Leiter der neu gegründeten Deutschen Arbeitsfront (DAF), die er als gemeinsamen Verband der Arbeitnehmer und Arbeitgeber zur größten Massenorganisation im Dritten Reich ausbaute. Bis 1939 erreichte die DAF eine Stärke von 22 Millionen Mitgliedern. Die DAF sollte nach ihrem Selbstverständnis eine Organisation aller schaffenden Deutschen der Stirn und der Faust sein, mit dem Anspruch, den Arbeiter zum gleichberechtigten und geachteten Mitglied der Nation zu machen. Auch bei der Gründung der Gemeinschaft 'Kraft durch Freude' (KdF) im Jahr 1933, einer Unterorganisation der DAF, war er federführend. Leys Konzept sah vor, den Rahmen der Freizeitgestaltung unter ideologischen Gesichtspunkten zu erweitern, auf vielfältige Weise zu gestalten und zu überwachen. Um das nationalsozialistische Ideal einer Volksgemeinschaft zu verwirklichen, bemühte sich Ley vor allem um eine qualitative Steigerung des Lebensstandards der Arbeitnehmer. Nach Robert Ley wurden der Siedlungstyp Ley-Siedlung und das Passagierschiff Robert Ley benannt. (..) Am 15.Mai 1945 wurde Ley in Schleching bei Kufstein von amerikanischen Soldaten verhaftet. Er kam am 25. Oktober 1945 in seiner Gefängniszelle in Nürnberg ums Leben. Quelle: http://www.dullophob.com, 15.2.2013 -
13:29Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 2/4
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Rationalisierungen in Fabriken, Fließbandarbeit, Wettkampf im Betrieb zur Förderung der Arbeitsleistung, Prämienzahlungen, Belobigungen, voller Arbeitseinsatz in Kriegszeiten, Erholung erst nach dem Sieg. -
9:21Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 3/4
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 3/4Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 3/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Arbeitseinsatz der Frau, Respekt vor der schaffenden Frau, Mitarbeiterführung, Geduld als Tugend der Vorgesetzten, Führerschaft auf allen Ebenen als Stahlbewehrung des "Betons" Deutschlands -
9:35Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 4/4
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 4/4Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 4/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Liebe und Vertrauen in Adolf Hitler, Appell an deutsche Rüstungsbetriebe: Leistungserhöhung um 50%, dadurch Freisetzung von Millionen Arbeitern, die als Soldat dienen können, 2. Ziele des Kampfes: Existenzsicherung des deutschen Volkes, neue Weltordnung ohne Kapitalismus und Goldstandard, Adolf Hitler als strahlender Sieger, Einheit des deutschen Volkes nach 300 Jahren Zersplitterung, mit Italien und Japan siegreich gegen England, in Afrika und auf See, Adolf Hitler als größte Chance für den Sieg -
2:30Sensationell: Robert Ley spricht im Fernsehen und entlarvt seine Trunkenheit
Sensationell: Robert Ley spricht im Fernsehen und entlarvt seine TrunkenheitSensationell: Robert Ley spricht im Fernsehen und entlarvt seine Trunkenheit
Sensationelles Aufnahme der Fernsehenrundfunk aus dem Jahre 1938, wo Robert Ley, der Leiter von "Kraft durch Freude" im angetrunkenen Zustand spricht. ...Seine auch in der Öffentlichkeit bekannt gewordene Alkoholsucht (er fuhr des Öfteren volltrunken Auto) brachte ihm -- hinter vorgehaltener Hand -- die Spitznamen „Reichstrunkenbold". Sensational: Nazi leader Robert Ley speaks on the German television in a drunken state, 1938. Sensazionale: Il leader nazista Robert Ley parla alla televisione tedesca in stato di ubriachezza, 1938. Sensasjonelt: Nazilederen Robert Ley snakker på tysk TV i en beruset tilstand, 1938. Sensationnel: Le dirigeant nazi Robert Ley parle à la télévision allemande dans un état d'ivresse, 1938. Sensacyjna: Nazistowski przywódca Robert Ley przemawia w telewizji niemieckiej w pijackim stanie, 1938. Sensacional: El líder nazi Robert Ley habla en la televisión alemana en estado de embriaguez, 1938. -
0:49Robert Ley Interview
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3:57Dr Robert Ley visits the Netherlands
Dr Robert Ley visits the NetherlandsDr Robert Ley visits the Netherlands
Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and his wife Emilie (née Wald). He studied chemistry at the Universities of Jena, Bonn, and Münster. He volunteered for the army on the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and spent two years in the artillery before training as an aerial artillery spotter[2] with Field Artillery Detachment 202. In July 1917 his aircraft was shot down over France and he was taken prisoner. It has been suggested that he suffered a brain injury in the crash; for the rest of his life he spoke with a stammer and suffered bouts of erratic behaviour, aggravated by heavy drinking.[3] After the war Ley returned to university, gaining a doctorate in 1920. He was employed as a food chemist by a branch of the giant IG Farben company, based in Leverkusen in the Ruhr. Enraged by the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1924, Ley became an ultra-nationalist and joined the Nazi Party soon after reading Adolf Hitler's speech at his trial following the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich. By 1925 he was Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter. Ley proved unswervingly loyal to Hitler, which led the party leader to ignore complaints about his arrogance, incompetence and drunkenness.[4] Labour Front head In 1931, Ley was brought to the Nazi Party's Munich headquarters to take over as head of the party organisation (Reichsorganisationsleiter) following Hitler's dismissal of Gregor Strasser in an internal dispute.[5] Ley's impoverished upbringing and his experience as head of the largely working-class Ruhr party region meant that he was sympathetic to the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, which Hitler opposed, but he always sided with Hitler in inner party disputes. This helped him survive the hostility of other party officials such as the party treasurer, Franz Xaver Schwarz, who regarded him as a drunken incompetent. When Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933, Ley accompanied him to Berlin. In April, when the trade union movement was taken over by the state, Hitler appointed him head of the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF). The DAF took over the existing Nazi trade union formation, the National Socialist Factory Cell Organisation (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation, NSBO) as well as the main trade union federation. But Ley's lack of administrative ability meant that the NSBO leader, Reinhard Muchow, a member of the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, soon became the dominant figure in the DAF, overshadowing Ley. Muchow began a purge of the DAF administration, rooting out ex-Social Democrats and ex-Communists and placing his own militants in their place. The NSBO cells continued to agitate in the factories on issues of wages and conditions, annoying the employers, who soon complained to Hitler and other Nazi leaders that the DAF was as bad as the Communists had been.[6] Hitler had no sympathy with the syndicalist tendencies of the NSBO, and in January 1934 a new Law for the Ordering of National Labour effectively suppressed independent working-class factory organisations, even Nazi ones, and put questions of wages and conditions in the hands of the Trustees of Labour (Treuhänder der Arbeit), dominated by the employers. At the same time Muchow was purged and Ley's control over the DAF re-established. The NSBO was completely suppressed and the DAF became little more than an arm of the state for the more efficient deployment and disciplining of labour to serve the needs of the regime, particularly its massive expansion of the arms industry. Once his power was established, Ley began to abuse it in a way that was conspicuous even by the standards of the Nazi regime. On top of his generous salaries as DAF head, Reichsorganisationsleiter, and Reichstag deputy, he pocketed the large profits of the Westdeutsche Beobachter, and freely embezzled DAF funds for his personal use. By 1938 he owned a luxurious estate near Cologne, a string of villas in other cities, a fleet of cars, a private railway carriage and a large art collection. He increasingly devoted his time to "womanising and heavy drinking, both of which often led to embarrassing scenes in public."[7] On 29 December 1942 his second wife Inge (1916-1942) shot herself after a drunken brawl.[7] Ley's subordinates took their lead from him, and the DAF became a notorious centre of corruption, all paid for with the compulsory dues paid by German workers. One historian says: "The DAF quickly began to gain a reputation as perhaps the most corrupt of all the major institutions of the Third Reich. For this, Ley himself had to shoulder a large part of the blame...... -
4:01Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
Unused / unissued material - no paperwork - dates unclear or unknown Germany. CU Swastika flying from stern of German naval warship. Views of large German ship. Adolf Hitler meets cooks and other staff of the Liner ship 'Robert Ley'. Small boats sail alongside. BV of Hitler saluting through ship window. Shots of river bank buildings from ship. Shots of waiters serving food in dining room. Shot of people sitting on deck chairs and walking along deck. Views from ship as it comes into harbour. View of ship - name plate visible 'Robert Ley'. The Fuhrer comes ashore at dock. He talks to a child in the crowd and is given some flowers. Sign in the background suggests that this may be in Bremen. Hitler on walkabout, shaking hands with several people. Shots of harbour as small boat leaves. Hitler chats to sailors while travelling on a small launch. (Many of the officers are wearing their hats with straps and look rather silly). Shots along side the 'Robert Ley'. CU of name. Hitler goes on board. Fireworks display out at sea. Hitler walks along promenade deck on ship meeting guests. Lots of shots of him chatting to people and smiling. Nice shot of a woman with cine camera. FILM ID:566.02 -
4:54ES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm Gustloff
ES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm GustloffES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm Gustloff
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4:39DJ Himmler - Robert Ley
DJ Himmler - Robert LeyDJ Himmler - Robert Ley
National Socialist techno/trance Track #2, Album: DJ Himmler - 1933 - 2009 Die Letzte Album
- Adolf Hitler
- Albert Bormann
- Albert Speer
- Alfred Jodl
- Alfred Rosenberg
- Allied Powers
- Alma mater
- Anti-Semitic
- Area bombing
- Armin D. Lehmann
- Arthur Seyss-Inquart
- Artur Axmann
- Baldur von Schirach
- Bavaria
- Beer Hall Putsch
- Berlin
- Chemistry
- Christa Schroeder
- Coal
- Coercion
- Cologne
- Communist
- Constanze Manziarly
- Dehousing
- Eckhard Christian
- Else Krüger
- Erich Kempka
- Erich Raeder
- Erna Flegel
- Ernst Kaltenbrunner
- Ernst-Robert Grawitz
- Essen
- Europe
- Eva Braun
- Ewald Lindloff
- Fallersleben
- Ferdinand Porsche
- France
- Franz Schädle
- Franz von Papen
- Franz Xaver Schwarz
- Fritz Sauckel
- Fritz Todt
- Fritz Tornow
- Führerbunker
- Gauleiter
- Georg Betz
- Gerda Christian
- Gerhard Boldt
- Gerhard Schach
- German Labour Front
- Gitta Sereny
- Goebbels children
- Gregor Strasser
- Gustave Gilbert
- Gymnastics
- Günther Schwägermann
- Hanna Reitsch
- Hans Baur
- Hans Frank
- Hans Fritzsche
- Hans Refior
- Hans Reisser
- Hans-Erich Voss
- Heinrich Doose
- Heinrich Himmler
- Heinz Krüger
- Heinz Linge
- Heinz Lorenz
- Helmut Kunz
- Helmuth Weidling
- Hermann Fegelein
- Hermann Göring
- Hermann Göring Works
- Hjalmar Schacht
- Holocaust
- Ian Kershaw
- IG Farben
- In absentia
- Inspekteur (NSDAP)
- Italy
- Jews
- Johann Rattenhuber
- Johanna Wolf
- Johannes Hentschel
- Josef Ochs
- Joseph Goebbels
- Julius Schaub
- Julius Streicher
- Karl Dönitz
- Karl Gebhardt
- Leverkusen
- Ludwig Stumpfegger
- Magda Goebbels
- Martin Bormann
- Mediterranean Sea
- Munich
- National Redoubt
- Nationalism
- Nazi Germany
- Nazi Party
- Nicolaus von Below
- Niederbreidenbach
- Nuremberg
- Nuremberg Trials
- Nümbrecht
- Opera
- Organisation Todt
- Otto Günsche
- Paul Plieger
- Peter Högl
- Profiteering
- Reichsmark
- Reinhard Muchow
- Rhine Province
- Richard J. Evans
- Robert H. Jackson
- Robert Ley
- Robert Ley (ship)
- Rochus Misch
- Rudolf Hess
- Rudolf Weiss
- Ruhr
- Russian people
- Schleching
- Siegfried Knappe
- Slavery
- Social Democrat
- Socialism
- Strength Through Joy
- Stuttering
- Suicide
- Syndicalism
- Theodor Morell
- Theodor von Dufving
- Third Reich
- Trade union
- Traudl Junge
- Trustee of Labour
- University of Bonn
- University of Jena
- Volkswagen
- Walter Frentz
- Walther Funk
- Walther Hewel
- War crime
- War crimes
- Werner Haase
- Werner Naumann
- Wikipedia Persondata
- Wilhelm Burgdorf
- Wilhelm Frick
- Wilhelm Keitel
- Wilhelm Mohnke
- Wilhelm Zander
- Willy Johannmeyer
- Working-class
- World War I
- World War II
- WP IPA for German
- Adam Tooze
- Adolf Hitler
- Albert Bormann
- Albert Speer
- Alfred Jodl
- Alfred Rosenberg
- Artur Axmann
- Baldur von Schirach
- Christa Schroeder
- Constanze Manziarly
- Eckhard Christian
- Else Krüger
- Erich Kempka
- Erich Raeder
- Erna Flegel
- Ernst Kaltenbrunner
- Eva Braun
- Ewald Lindloff
- Ferdinand Porsche
- Franz Schädle
- Franz von Papen
- Franz Xaver Schwarz
- Fritz Sauckel
- Fritz Todt
- Fritz Tornow
- Georg Betz
- Gerda Christian
- Gerhard Boldt
- Gitta Sereny
- Goebbels children
- Gregor Strasser
- Gustave Gilbert
- Günther Schwägermann
- Hanna Reitsch
- Hans Baur
- Hans Frank
- Hans Fritzsche
- Heinrich Himmler
- Heinz Linge
- Heinz Lorenz
- Helmut Kunz
- Helmuth Weidling
- Hermann Fegelein
- Hermann Göring
- Hjalmar Schacht
- Ian Kershaw
- In absentia
- Jews
- Johann Rattenhuber
- Johanna Wolf
- Johannes Hentschel
- Joseph Goebbels
- Julius Schaub
- Julius Streicher
- Karl Dönitz
- Karl Gebhardt
- Ludwig Stumpfegger
- Magda Goebbels
- Martin Bormann
- Nicolaus von Below
- Otto Günsche
- Peter Högl
- Robert Ley
- Rochus Misch
- Rudolf Hess
- Rudolf Weiss
- Siegfried Knappe
- Theodor Morell
- Theodor von Dufving
- Traudl Junge
- Walter Frentz
- Walther Funk
- Walther Hewel
- Werner Haase
- Werner Naumann
- Wikipedia Persondata
- Wilhelm Burgdorf
- Wilhelm Frick
- Wilhelm Keitel
- Wilhelm Mohnke
- Wilhelm Zander
- Willy Johannmeyer
- World War I
Ley, Robert Filmography
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2009, role: actor , character name: Himself
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2003, role: actor , character name: Himself - Accused
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1999, role: actor , character name: Himself - Discusses Kraft durch Freude: Strength Through Joy
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1998, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1998, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1998, role: actor , character name: Himself - Listens to Hitler
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1995, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1995, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1993, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1983, role: actor , character name: Himself - with Goebbels
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1977, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1967, role: actor , character name: Himself - Behind Frick
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1962, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1942, role: actor , character name: Himself
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1935, role: actor , character name: Himself - Reviews DAF with Hitler, Single Thought Speech, Salutes SA Parade, Listens to Hitler with Schwarz
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1933, role: actor , character name: Himself
Famous quotes by Robert Ley:
"Parents need to check the state police Web site to see who in their neighborhood is a sex offender and where they live."
"Most offenders will comply. They realize that they face strict punishment if they are found in violation."
"These are manipulative people who will try to be near children. They look for opportunities to be in a position of power and trust."
"He who does not believe has no soul. He is empty. He has no ideals. He has nothing to live for. He has no sunshine, no light, no joy in life. He is a poor, poor man."
"The Fuhrer is always right. Every last citizen must say this."
"Only faith is sufficient."
"Yes, you who called us godless, we found our faith in Adolf Hitler, and through him found God once again. That is the greatness of our day, that is our good fortune!"
"A leader who loses his connection to his people soon loses the ability to lead them."
"We believe that Almighty God has sent us Adolf Hitler so that he may rid Germany of the hypocrites and Pharisees."
"What is good for Germany is right, and everything that harms Germany is wrong."
"The Fuhrer is always right. I sense it."
"Understanding sometimes is not enough to explain something."
"All the learning in the world cannot replace instinct."
"Germany has been born anew."
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 1/3)
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 3/3)
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Robert Ley Aka Hitler Aboard The Robert Ley (1939)
Unused / Unissued Material - dates unclear or unknown Germany. WS. The Strength Through Joy Liner "Robert Ley" at sea with Tug alongside. WS. From on board Liner towards German port. LS. Crowds waving. WS. Low Angle Liner being pulled by tug. LS. Liner MS. Nazi Flag with harbour in the background. WS. Liner. LS. Below decks. MS. Two women being shown into a cabin. WS. Robert Ley bridge. CU. Phones on the bridge. CU. Control panel. CU. Control panel with outline of the Liner. CU. Control panel with plans of each deck of the ship. WS. Liner WS. Long corridor filled with people. LS. Adolf Hitler and lieutenants below decks on the Robert Ley. MS. Hitler shaking hands with the crowds. MS. Hitler talking to crowds. LS. Flag flying on ship. MS. Women playing with ball. CU. Couple dancing. L... -
John Dolibois on Robert Ley
Ambassador John Dolibois (Luxembourg) was an interrogator at Mondorf Palace, Luxembourg ("Ashcan") where most of the Nazi leaders were sent when arrested. As a disguised relief worker, he elicited much information on the personalities and the workings of the Third Reich. In this clip he talks about one the Nuremberg Defendants, labor leader, Robert Ley who ultimately committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial at Nuremberg. For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org -
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 1/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Kampf des deutschen Volkes um Leben oder Untergehen, Vernichtungswillen auf Seiten des Feindes "Juda", Verteidigung der deutschen Substanz, Vernichtung von "Juda" und der Bolschewiken, Friedensangebote von Adolf Hitler gegenüber Polen, Ursachen des Weltkrieges: Benennung von Adolf Hitler von "Juda" als Feind der Menschheit, Eroberung von Lebensraum zur Ernährung der 85 Millionen Deutschen, Deutsche als Volk ohne Raum, Wille zum Kampf zum Überleben der Deutschen Lebenslauf Dr. Robert Ley: Robert Ley wurde am 15. Februar 1890 in Niederbreidenbach im Oberbergischen Land als siebtes von e... -
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 2/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Rationalisierungen in Fabriken, Fließbandarbeit, Wettkampf im Betrieb zur Förderung der Arbeitsleistung, Prämienzahlungen, Belobigungen, voller Arbeitseinsatz in Kriegszeiten, Erholung erst nach dem Sieg. -
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 3/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Arbeitseinsatz der Frau, Respekt vor der schaffenden Frau, Mitarbeiterführung, Geduld als Tugend der Vorgesetzten, Führerschaft auf allen Ebenen als Stahlbewehrung des "Betons" Deutschlands -
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 4/4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken. Zusammenfassung: Liebe und Vertrauen in Adolf Hitler, Appell an deutsche Rüstungsbetriebe: Leistungserhöhung um 50%, dadurch Freisetzung von Millionen Arbeitern, die als Soldat dienen können, 2. Ziele des Kampfes: Existenzsicherung des deutschen Volkes, neue Weltordnung ohne Kapitalismus und Goldstandard, Adolf Hitler als strahlender Sieger, Einheit des deutschen Volkes nach 300 Jahren Zersplitterung, mit Italien und Japan siegreich gegen England, in Afrika und auf See, Adolf Hitler als größte Chance für den Sieg -
Sensationell: Robert Ley spricht im Fernsehen und entlarvt seine Trunkenheit
Sensationelles Aufnahme der Fernsehenrundfunk aus dem Jahre 1938, wo Robert Ley, der Leiter von "Kraft durch Freude" im angetrunkenen Zustand spricht. ...Seine auch in der Öffentlichkeit bekannt gewordene Alkoholsucht (er fuhr des Öfteren volltrunken Auto) brachte ihm -- hinter vorgehaltener Hand -- die Spitznamen „Reichstrunkenbold". Sensational: Nazi leader Robert Ley speaks on the German television in a drunken state, 1938. Sensazionale: Il leader nazista Robert Ley parla alla televisione tedesca in stato di ubriachezza, 1938. Sensasjonelt: Nazilederen Robert Ley snakker på tysk TV i en beruset tilstand, 1938. Sensationnel: Le dirigeant nazi Robert Ley parle à la télévision allemande dans un état d'ivresse, 1938. Sensacyjna: Nazistowski przywódca Robert Ley przemawia w telewiz... -
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Dr Robert Ley visits the Netherlands
Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and his wife Emilie (née Wald). He studied chemistry at the Universities of Jena, Bonn, and Münster. He volunteered for the army on the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and spent two years in the artillery before training as an aerial artillery spotter[2] with Field Artillery Detachment 202. In July 1917 his aircraft was shot down over France and he was taken prisoner. It has been suggested that he suffered a brain injury in the crash; for the rest of his life he spoke with a stammer and suffered bouts of erratic behaviour, aggravated by heavy drinking.[3] After the war Ley returned to university, gaining a doctorate in 1920. He was empl... -
Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
Unused / unissued material - no paperwork - dates unclear or unknown Germany. CU Swastika flying from stern of German naval warship. Views of large German ship. Adolf Hitler meets cooks and other staff of the Liner ship 'Robert Ley'. Small boats sail alongside. BV of Hitler saluting through ship window. Shots of river bank buildings from ship. Shots of waiters serving food in dining room. Shot of people sitting on deck chairs and walking along deck. Views from ship as it comes into harbour. View of ship - name plate visible 'Robert Ley'. The Fuhrer comes ashore at dock. He talks to a child in the crowd and is given some flowers. Sign in the background suggests that this may be in Bremen. Hitler on walkabout, shaking hands with several people. Shots of harbour as small boa... -
ES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm Gustloff
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DJ Himmler - Robert Ley
National Socialist techno/trance Track #2, Album: DJ Himmler - 1933 - 2009 Die Letzte Album -
ROBERT LEY: Discorso contro gli Ebrei.
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nazi leader dr robert Ley reichsleiter head of labour front
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Reichsorganisationsleiter Robert Ley
Reichsorganisationsleiter Robert Ley - NSDAP/AO Picture Video Slide-Show Series! -
s.s. Robert Ley - Kraft durch Freude - German Propaganda ship - Color pictures
The Robert Ley - Specifications: Length: 667.2 feet (203.8 m) Beam: 78.6 feet (24 m) Tonnage: 27,288 gross tons Engines: Six MAN 2-stroke 6-cylinder diesels turning two propellers. Service speed: 15.5 knots Passengers: 1,470 people -
Robert Ley(Redeausschnitt) - Hitler ist ein Künstler
Robert Ley - Redeausschnitt -
Karl Hoeffkes - "Robert Ley" (M899)
Am 2. April lief die „Robert Ley", das Flaggschiff der „Kraft durch Freude" - Flotte, aus Hamburg über Cuxhaven zu einer dreitägigen Fahrt in die Nordsee aus. Mit an Bord war auch ein Filmamateur, der Schiff und Reise auf einem ca. 15 Minuten langen Farbfilm festhielt. Seine einzigartigen Aufnahmen zeigen auch das Schwesternschiff der „Robert Ley" die bei Kriegsende von einem russischen U-Boot versenkte „Wilhelm Gustloff", im Hamburger Hafen. www.karlhoeffkes.de -
Dr.Robert Ley - 1943 10th anniversary of foundation of German Workers Front
Dr.Robert Ley - 1943 10th anniversary of foundation of German Workers Front -
robert ley short interview
Robert Ley was a Nazi politician and head of the German Labour Front from 1933 to 1945. in this video you see he and listen to his speech language : Dutch subtitle : Persian product by Nazi center .com -
E.S. Robert Ley Artifacts & Museum
Mission Statement: The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum is a online non-profit museum dedicated to exhibiting memorabilia of historical value for public viewing and research benefit. By promoting and displaying such artifacts, they are prevented from falling into private collections where their history will be forgotten and be lost to the world. *Disclaimer: The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum does not promote any views, political or ideologically, of Nazi Germany or Hitler in showcasing these items, which include the Nazi flag and swastika. We are dedicated to preserving memorabilia from the Wilhelm Gustloff and her sister ship, Robert Ley in their original form. By displaying these items as they are, they preserve a more authentic and powerful account of their place in history. The mus...
Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 1/3)
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Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
wn.com/Robert Ley Spricht Am 06.02.1942, (Part 1 3)
Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 3/3)
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Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
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Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
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Robert Ley Aka Hitler Aboard The Robert Ley (1939)
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- Duration: 5:15
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Unused / Unissued Material - dates unclear or unknown
Germany.
WS. The Strength Through Joy Liner "Robert Ley" at sea with Tug alongside. WS. From on boar...
Unused / Unissued Material - dates unclear or unknown
Germany.
WS. The Strength Through Joy Liner "Robert Ley" at sea with Tug alongside. WS. From on board Liner towards German port. LS. Crowds waving. WS. Low Angle Liner being pulled by tug. LS. Liner MS. Nazi Flag with harbour in the background. WS. Liner. LS. Below decks. MS. Two women being shown into a cabin. WS. Robert Ley bridge. CU. Phones on the bridge. CU. Control panel. CU. Control panel with outline of the Liner. CU. Control panel with plans of each deck of the ship. WS. Liner WS. Long corridor filled with people. LS. Adolf Hitler and lieutenants below decks on the Robert Ley. MS. Hitler shaking hands with the crowds. MS. Hitler talking to crowds. LS. Flag flying on ship. MS. Women playing with ball. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Dancing on deck. LS. Flag flying on the deck. MS. Hitler chatting with crowds. LS. Crew member signalling with flags. WS. German warship seen from the deck of the Robert Ley. WS. Flags flying on the Robert Ley. WS. U-boat seen from the deck. CU. The Fuhrer. WS. U-boat. CU. Hitler. WS. U-boat. WS. Launch. CU. Sailor. LS. Hitler and Nazi officers walking up the gangway. WS. Hitler and party walk past reception group Hitler giving Nazi salute. MS. Hitler talking to young child. WS. Group of women leaning over balcony giving the Nazi salute. LS. Hitler shaking hands with crowds. MS. Hitler shaking hands with children WS. Jetty lined with crowds. WS. Hitler talking with sailors. WS. "Robert Ley" LS. "Robert Ley" with crowds waving from the upper decks. LS. Hitler boarding the "Robert Ley" from a launch. WS. Ships Kitchen. MS. Chefs crowded round a range. CU. Pans frying. LS. Chefs handing food to waiters.
WS. Dining hall waiter laden down with tray. WS. Dining hall with diners. MS. Pan from diners to portrait of Hitler. LA. Pan from ceiling to Guests and continue to see ballroom dancers. WS. Dance hall with band CU. Orchestra MS. Dancers. MS. Ships Orchestra. MS. Dancers. WS. Dance hall with dance in progress. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Chandelier pan down to see dancers. MS. Saxophone players. WS. From balcony through grill which has a Swastika decoration. CU. Chandelier. CU. Wheel of ships bridge. WS. View out to see from ship WS. Out to sea including ship's lifeboats. LS. Bow of boat with "Robert Ley" pan to sea the side of the Liner. MS Adolf Hitler looking out of a window. WS. Launches alongside the Robert Ley. WS. Launches and port. WS. "Robert Ley" WS. From deck of the liner towards port. MS. Adolf Hitler (the Fuhrer) and kitchen staff. WS. From deck of ship towards port. MS. Hitler talking to a young girl patting her face. WS. "Robert Ley" surrounded by tugs and launches.
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Unused / Unissued Material - dates unclear or unknown
Germany.
WS. The Strength Through Joy Liner "Robert Ley" at sea with Tug alongside. WS. From on board Liner towards German port. LS. Crowds waving. WS. Low Angle Liner being pulled by tug. LS. Liner MS. Nazi Flag with harbour in the background. WS. Liner. LS. Below decks. MS. Two women being shown into a cabin. WS. Robert Ley bridge. CU. Phones on the bridge. CU. Control panel. CU. Control panel with outline of the Liner. CU. Control panel with plans of each deck of the ship. WS. Liner WS. Long corridor filled with people. LS. Adolf Hitler and lieutenants below decks on the Robert Ley. MS. Hitler shaking hands with the crowds. MS. Hitler talking to crowds. LS. Flag flying on ship. MS. Women playing with ball. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Dancing on deck. LS. Flag flying on the deck. MS. Hitler chatting with crowds. LS. Crew member signalling with flags. WS. German warship seen from the deck of the Robert Ley. WS. Flags flying on the Robert Ley. WS. U-boat seen from the deck. CU. The Fuhrer. WS. U-boat. CU. Hitler. WS. U-boat. WS. Launch. CU. Sailor. LS. Hitler and Nazi officers walking up the gangway. WS. Hitler and party walk past reception group Hitler giving Nazi salute. MS. Hitler talking to young child. WS. Group of women leaning over balcony giving the Nazi salute. LS. Hitler shaking hands with crowds. MS. Hitler shaking hands with children WS. Jetty lined with crowds. WS. Hitler talking with sailors. WS. "Robert Ley" LS. "Robert Ley" with crowds waving from the upper decks. LS. Hitler boarding the "Robert Ley" from a launch. WS. Ships Kitchen. MS. Chefs crowded round a range. CU. Pans frying. LS. Chefs handing food to waiters.
WS. Dining hall waiter laden down with tray. WS. Dining hall with diners. MS. Pan from diners to portrait of Hitler. LA. Pan from ceiling to Guests and continue to see ballroom dancers. WS. Dance hall with band CU. Orchestra MS. Dancers. MS. Ships Orchestra. MS. Dancers. WS. Dance hall with dance in progress. CU. Couple dancing. LS. Chandelier pan down to see dancers. MS. Saxophone players. WS. From balcony through grill which has a Swastika decoration. CU. Chandelier. CU. Wheel of ships bridge. WS. View out to see from ship WS. Out to sea including ship's lifeboats. LS. Bow of boat with "Robert Ley" pan to sea the side of the Liner. MS Adolf Hitler looking out of a window. WS. Launches alongside the Robert Ley. WS. Launches and port. WS. "Robert Ley" WS. From deck of the liner towards port. MS. Adolf Hitler (the Fuhrer) and kitchen staff. WS. From deck of ship towards port. MS. Hitler talking to a young girl patting her face. WS. "Robert Ley" surrounded by tugs and launches.
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John Dolibois on Robert Ley
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- Duration: 9:59
- Updated: 27 Sep 2009
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Ambassador John Dolibois (Luxembourg) was an interrogator at Mondorf Palace, Luxembourg ("Ashcan") where most of the Nazi leaders were sent when arrested. As a...
Ambassador John Dolibois (Luxembourg) was an interrogator at Mondorf Palace, Luxembourg ("Ashcan") where most of the Nazi leaders were sent when arrested. As a disguised relief worker, he elicited much information on the personalities and the workings of the Third Reich.
In this clip he talks about one the Nuremberg Defendants, labor leader, Robert Ley who ultimately committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial at Nuremberg.
For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
wn.com/John Dolibois On Robert Ley
Ambassador John Dolibois (Luxembourg) was an interrogator at Mondorf Palace, Luxembourg ("Ashcan") where most of the Nazi leaders were sent when arrested. As a disguised relief worker, he elicited much information on the personalities and the workings of the Third Reich.
In this clip he talks about one the Nuremberg Defendants, labor leader, Robert Ley who ultimately committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial at Nuremberg.
For further information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org
- published: 27 Sep 2009
- views: 4443
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 1/4
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in d...
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Kampf des deutschen Volkes um Leben oder Untergehen, Vernichtungswillen auf Seiten des Feindes "Juda", Verteidigung der deutschen Substanz, Vernichtung von "Juda" und der Bolschewiken, Friedensangebote von Adolf Hitler gegenüber Polen, Ursachen des Weltkrieges: Benennung von Adolf Hitler von "Juda" als Feind der Menschheit, Eroberung von Lebensraum zur Ernährung der 85 Millionen Deutschen, Deutsche als Volk ohne Raum, Wille zum Kampf zum Überleben der Deutschen
Lebenslauf Dr. Robert Ley:
Robert Ley wurde am 15. Februar 1890 in Niederbreidenbach im Oberbergischen Land als siebtes von elf Kindern des Großbauern Friedrich Ley und dessen Frau Emilie Wald geboren. Nachdem der Vater eines Versicherungsbetrugs überführt und zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt worden war, verbrachte Ley einen Teil seiner Jugend zwar in Armut und Schande, konnte aber dennoch 1910 an der Oberrealschule in Elberfeld (heute Stadt Wuppertal) seine Abiturprüfung ablegen. Bis zum Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs studierte er Chemie in Jena, Bonn und Münster.
Als Kriegsfreiwilliger diente Ley 1914 zunächst bei der Artillerie, wurde noch im gleichen Jahr mit dem Eisernen Kreuz ausgezeichnet und 1916 zum Leutnant befördert. Als Fliegerbeobachter wurde Ley abgeschossen und geriet am 29. Juli 1917 in französische Kriegsgefangenschaft, aus der er 1920 körperlich schwer gezeichnet nach Deutschland zurückkehrte. Durch einen Beinbruch und eine schwere Gehirnverletzung erlitt er bleibende Schäden. Seine Alkoholabhängigkeit und seine Tendenz zum Stottern waren Folge seiner im Krieg erlittenen Verletzungen sein. Wiederholte chirurgische Operationen waren zu seiner Genesung erforderlich.
1920 wurde Ley aus der Gefangenschaft entlassen. Er schloss sein Studium in Münster mit einer Doktorarbeit im Fach Chemie erfolgreich ab und trat 1921 in den Dienst der Farbwerke Bayer in Leverkusen. Wegen antisemitischer Angriffe auf einen Bankier verlor er 1928 seine Beschäftigung bei der Bayer-Zweigniederlassung der I. G. Farben. 1924 wurde Ley Mitglied in der NSDAP, in der er sich in kurzer Zeit als herausragender Organisator und politischer Redner einen Namen zu machen verstand. 1925 wurde ihm die Leitung des Gaues Rheinland-Süd übertragen. Leys politische Reden erwiesen sich seit den späten 1920er Jahre als äußerst effizient. Das von ihm herausgegebene Parteiorgan „Westdeutscher Beobachter" nutzte er geschickt zur Verbreitung der nationalsozialistischen Ideologie. Auf diese Weise war ihm bereits 1928 mit seiner Wahl in den preußischen Landtag ein erster bedeutender politischer Erfolg gelungen, ehe er 1930 als einer von 107 nationalsozialistischen Abgeordneten auch in den Reichstag gewählt wurde.
Adolf Hitler, der in Ley einen seiner verlässlichsten und fähigsten Mitarbeiter sah, berief ihn 1931 zum Reichsinspekteur und Stellvertreter des Reichsorganisationsleiters Georg Strasser (1892-1934), dessen Nachfolger er 1934 wurde. In diesem Amt gewann Ley erheblichen Einfluss auf die nationalsozialistische Schul- und Bildungspolitik. Nach Leys Ideen wurden bis 1935 Parteischulen (Ordensburgen) für junge Erwachsene gebaut, u. a. die Ordensburg Sonthofen im Allgäu, die Ordensburg Vogelsang in der Eifel und Crössinsee in Pommern. Ab 1937 kamen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Reichsjugendführer Baldur von Schirach außerdem die parteieigenen Adolf-Hitler-Schulen für Jungen ab 12 Jahren hinzu.
1933 ernannte ihn Hitler zum Leiter der neu gegründeten Deutschen Arbeitsfront (DAF), die er als gemeinsamen Verband der Arbeitnehmer und Arbeitgeber zur größten Massenorganisation im Dritten Reich ausbaute. Bis 1939 erreichte die DAF eine Stärke von 22 Millionen Mitgliedern. Die DAF sollte nach ihrem Selbstverständnis eine Organisation aller schaffenden Deutschen der Stirn und der Faust sein, mit dem Anspruch, den Arbeiter zum gleichberechtigten und geachteten Mitglied der Nation zu machen.
Auch bei der Gründung der Gemeinschaft 'Kraft durch Freude' (KdF) im Jahr 1933, einer Unterorganisation der DAF, war er federführend. Leys Konzept sah vor, den Rahmen der Freizeitgestaltung unter ideologischen Gesichtspunkten zu erweitern, auf vielfältige Weise zu gestalten und zu überwachen. Um das nationalsozialistische Ideal einer Volksgemeinschaft zu verwirklichen, bemühte sich Ley vor allem um eine qualitative Steigerung des Lebensstandards der Arbeitnehmer. Nach Robert Ley wurden der Siedlungstyp Ley-Siedlung und das Passagierschiff Robert Ley benannt.
(..) Am 15.Mai 1945 wurde Ley in Schleching bei Kufstein von amerikanischen Soldaten verhaftet. Er kam am 25. Oktober 1945 in seiner Gefängniszelle in Nürnberg ums Leben.
Quelle: http://www.dullophob.com, 15.2.2013
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Kampf des deutschen Volkes um Leben oder Untergehen, Vernichtungswillen auf Seiten des Feindes "Juda", Verteidigung der deutschen Substanz, Vernichtung von "Juda" und der Bolschewiken, Friedensangebote von Adolf Hitler gegenüber Polen, Ursachen des Weltkrieges: Benennung von Adolf Hitler von "Juda" als Feind der Menschheit, Eroberung von Lebensraum zur Ernährung der 85 Millionen Deutschen, Deutsche als Volk ohne Raum, Wille zum Kampf zum Überleben der Deutschen
Lebenslauf Dr. Robert Ley:
Robert Ley wurde am 15. Februar 1890 in Niederbreidenbach im Oberbergischen Land als siebtes von elf Kindern des Großbauern Friedrich Ley und dessen Frau Emilie Wald geboren. Nachdem der Vater eines Versicherungsbetrugs überführt und zu vier Jahren Haft verurteilt worden war, verbrachte Ley einen Teil seiner Jugend zwar in Armut und Schande, konnte aber dennoch 1910 an der Oberrealschule in Elberfeld (heute Stadt Wuppertal) seine Abiturprüfung ablegen. Bis zum Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkriegs studierte er Chemie in Jena, Bonn und Münster.
Als Kriegsfreiwilliger diente Ley 1914 zunächst bei der Artillerie, wurde noch im gleichen Jahr mit dem Eisernen Kreuz ausgezeichnet und 1916 zum Leutnant befördert. Als Fliegerbeobachter wurde Ley abgeschossen und geriet am 29. Juli 1917 in französische Kriegsgefangenschaft, aus der er 1920 körperlich schwer gezeichnet nach Deutschland zurückkehrte. Durch einen Beinbruch und eine schwere Gehirnverletzung erlitt er bleibende Schäden. Seine Alkoholabhängigkeit und seine Tendenz zum Stottern waren Folge seiner im Krieg erlittenen Verletzungen sein. Wiederholte chirurgische Operationen waren zu seiner Genesung erforderlich.
1920 wurde Ley aus der Gefangenschaft entlassen. Er schloss sein Studium in Münster mit einer Doktorarbeit im Fach Chemie erfolgreich ab und trat 1921 in den Dienst der Farbwerke Bayer in Leverkusen. Wegen antisemitischer Angriffe auf einen Bankier verlor er 1928 seine Beschäftigung bei der Bayer-Zweigniederlassung der I. G. Farben. 1924 wurde Ley Mitglied in der NSDAP, in der er sich in kurzer Zeit als herausragender Organisator und politischer Redner einen Namen zu machen verstand. 1925 wurde ihm die Leitung des Gaues Rheinland-Süd übertragen. Leys politische Reden erwiesen sich seit den späten 1920er Jahre als äußerst effizient. Das von ihm herausgegebene Parteiorgan „Westdeutscher Beobachter" nutzte er geschickt zur Verbreitung der nationalsozialistischen Ideologie. Auf diese Weise war ihm bereits 1928 mit seiner Wahl in den preußischen Landtag ein erster bedeutender politischer Erfolg gelungen, ehe er 1930 als einer von 107 nationalsozialistischen Abgeordneten auch in den Reichstag gewählt wurde.
Adolf Hitler, der in Ley einen seiner verlässlichsten und fähigsten Mitarbeiter sah, berief ihn 1931 zum Reichsinspekteur und Stellvertreter des Reichsorganisationsleiters Georg Strasser (1892-1934), dessen Nachfolger er 1934 wurde. In diesem Amt gewann Ley erheblichen Einfluss auf die nationalsozialistische Schul- und Bildungspolitik. Nach Leys Ideen wurden bis 1935 Parteischulen (Ordensburgen) für junge Erwachsene gebaut, u. a. die Ordensburg Sonthofen im Allgäu, die Ordensburg Vogelsang in der Eifel und Crössinsee in Pommern. Ab 1937 kamen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Reichsjugendführer Baldur von Schirach außerdem die parteieigenen Adolf-Hitler-Schulen für Jungen ab 12 Jahren hinzu.
1933 ernannte ihn Hitler zum Leiter der neu gegründeten Deutschen Arbeitsfront (DAF), die er als gemeinsamen Verband der Arbeitnehmer und Arbeitgeber zur größten Massenorganisation im Dritten Reich ausbaute. Bis 1939 erreichte die DAF eine Stärke von 22 Millionen Mitgliedern. Die DAF sollte nach ihrem Selbstverständnis eine Organisation aller schaffenden Deutschen der Stirn und der Faust sein, mit dem Anspruch, den Arbeiter zum gleichberechtigten und geachteten Mitglied der Nation zu machen.
Auch bei der Gründung der Gemeinschaft 'Kraft durch Freude' (KdF) im Jahr 1933, einer Unterorganisation der DAF, war er federführend. Leys Konzept sah vor, den Rahmen der Freizeitgestaltung unter ideologischen Gesichtspunkten zu erweitern, auf vielfältige Weise zu gestalten und zu überwachen. Um das nationalsozialistische Ideal einer Volksgemeinschaft zu verwirklichen, bemühte sich Ley vor allem um eine qualitative Steigerung des Lebensstandards der Arbeitnehmer. Nach Robert Ley wurden der Siedlungstyp Ley-Siedlung und das Passagierschiff Robert Ley benannt.
(..) Am 15.Mai 1945 wurde Ley in Schleching bei Kufstein von amerikanischen Soldaten verhaftet. Er kam am 25. Oktober 1945 in seiner Gefängniszelle in Nürnberg ums Leben.
Quelle: http://www.dullophob.com, 15.2.2013
- published: 15 Feb 2013
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Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 2/4
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- Duration: 13:29
- Updated: 16 Feb 2013
- views: 1662
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in d...
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Rationalisierungen in Fabriken, Fließbandarbeit, Wettkampf im Betrieb zur Förderung der Arbeitsleistung, Prämienzahlungen, Belobigungen, voller Arbeitseinsatz in Kriegszeiten, Erholung erst nach dem Sieg.
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Rationalisierungen in Fabriken, Fließbandarbeit, Wettkampf im Betrieb zur Förderung der Arbeitsleistung, Prämienzahlungen, Belobigungen, voller Arbeitseinsatz in Kriegszeiten, Erholung erst nach dem Sieg.
- published: 16 Feb 2013
- views: 1662
Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 3/4
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- Duration: 9:21
- Updated: 16 Feb 2013
- views: 1218
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in d...
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Arbeitseinsatz der Frau, Respekt vor der schaffenden Frau, Mitarbeiterführung, Geduld als Tugend der Vorgesetzten, Führerschaft auf allen Ebenen als Stahlbewehrung des "Betons" Deutschlands
wn.com/Rede Dr. Robert Ley Am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens Schulungsappell, Berlin) Teil 3 4
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Arbeitseinsatz der Frau, Respekt vor der schaffenden Frau, Mitarbeiterführung, Geduld als Tugend der Vorgesetzten, Führerschaft auf allen Ebenen als Stahlbewehrung des "Betons" Deutschlands
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Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 4/4
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in d...
Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Liebe und Vertrauen in Adolf Hitler, Appell an deutsche Rüstungsbetriebe: Leistungserhöhung um 50%, dadurch Freisetzung von Millionen Arbeitern, die als Soldat dienen können, 2. Ziele des Kampfes: Existenzsicherung des deutschen Volkes, neue Weltordnung ohne Kapitalismus und Goldstandard, Adolf Hitler als strahlender Sieger, Einheit des deutschen Volkes nach 300 Jahren Zersplitterung, mit Italien und Japan siegreich gegen England, in Afrika und auf See, Adolf Hitler als größte Chance für den Sieg
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Ansprache von Dr. Robert Ley, Reichsorganisationsleiter der NSDAP, am 2. Juni 1942 vor den politischen und wirtschaftlichen Unterführern des Hauses Siemens in den Berliner Siemens-Werken.
Zusammenfassung: Liebe und Vertrauen in Adolf Hitler, Appell an deutsche Rüstungsbetriebe: Leistungserhöhung um 50%, dadurch Freisetzung von Millionen Arbeitern, die als Soldat dienen können, 2. Ziele des Kampfes: Existenzsicherung des deutschen Volkes, neue Weltordnung ohne Kapitalismus und Goldstandard, Adolf Hitler als strahlender Sieger, Einheit des deutschen Volkes nach 300 Jahren Zersplitterung, mit Italien und Japan siegreich gegen England, in Afrika und auf See, Adolf Hitler als größte Chance für den Sieg
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Sensationell: Robert Ley spricht im Fernsehen und entlarvt seine Trunkenheit
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Sensationelles Aufnahme der Fernsehenrundfunk aus dem Jahre 1938, wo Robert Ley, der Leiter von "Kraft durch Freude" im angetrunkenen Zustand spricht.
...Seine...
Sensationelles Aufnahme der Fernsehenrundfunk aus dem Jahre 1938, wo Robert Ley, der Leiter von "Kraft durch Freude" im angetrunkenen Zustand spricht.
...Seine auch in der Öffentlichkeit bekannt gewordene Alkoholsucht (er fuhr des Öfteren volltrunken Auto) brachte ihm -- hinter vorgehaltener Hand -- die Spitznamen „Reichstrunkenbold".
Sensational: Nazi leader Robert Ley speaks on the German television in a drunken state, 1938.
Sensazionale: Il leader nazista Robert Ley parla alla televisione tedesca in stato di ubriachezza, 1938.
Sensasjonelt: Nazilederen Robert Ley snakker på tysk TV i en beruset tilstand, 1938.
Sensationnel: Le dirigeant nazi Robert Ley parle à la télévision allemande dans un état d'ivresse, 1938.
Sensacyjna: Nazistowski przywódca Robert Ley przemawia w telewizji niemieckiej w pijackim stanie, 1938.
Sensacional: El líder nazi Robert Ley habla en la televisión alemana en estado de embriaguez, 1938.
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Sensationelles Aufnahme der Fernsehenrundfunk aus dem Jahre 1938, wo Robert Ley, der Leiter von "Kraft durch Freude" im angetrunkenen Zustand spricht.
...Seine auch in der Öffentlichkeit bekannt gewordene Alkoholsucht (er fuhr des Öfteren volltrunken Auto) brachte ihm -- hinter vorgehaltener Hand -- die Spitznamen „Reichstrunkenbold".
Sensational: Nazi leader Robert Ley speaks on the German television in a drunken state, 1938.
Sensazionale: Il leader nazista Robert Ley parla alla televisione tedesca in stato di ubriachezza, 1938.
Sensasjonelt: Nazilederen Robert Ley snakker på tysk TV i en beruset tilstand, 1938.
Sensationnel: Le dirigeant nazi Robert Ley parle à la télévision allemande dans un état d'ivresse, 1938.
Sensacyjna: Nazistowski przywódca Robert Ley przemawia w telewizji niemieckiej w pijackim stanie, 1938.
Sensacional: El líder nazi Robert Ley habla en la televisión alemana en estado de embriaguez, 1938.
- published: 19 May 2012
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Robert Ley Interview
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An interview with Robert Ley. He speaks about the Adolf Hitler Schools.
An interview with Robert Ley. He speaks about the Adolf Hitler Schools.
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An interview with Robert Ley. He speaks about the Adolf Hitler Schools.
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Dr Robert Ley visits the Netherlands
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Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and h...
Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and his wife Emilie (née Wald). He studied chemistry at the Universities of Jena, Bonn, and Münster. He volunteered for the army on the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and spent two years in the artillery before training as an aerial artillery spotter[2] with Field Artillery Detachment 202. In July 1917 his aircraft was shot down over France and he was taken prisoner. It has been suggested that he suffered a brain injury in the crash; for the rest of his life he spoke with a stammer and suffered bouts of erratic behaviour, aggravated by heavy drinking.[3]
After the war Ley returned to university, gaining a doctorate in 1920. He was employed as a food chemist by a branch of the giant IG Farben company, based in Leverkusen in the Ruhr. Enraged by the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1924, Ley became an ultra-nationalist and joined the Nazi Party soon after reading Adolf Hitler's speech at his trial following the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich. By 1925 he was Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter. Ley proved unswervingly loyal to Hitler, which led the party leader to ignore complaints about his arrogance, incompetence and drunkenness.[4]
Labour Front head
In 1931, Ley was brought to the Nazi Party's Munich headquarters to take over as head of the party organisation (Reichsorganisationsleiter) following Hitler's dismissal of Gregor Strasser in an internal dispute.[5] Ley's impoverished upbringing and his experience as head of the largely working-class Ruhr party region meant that he was sympathetic to the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, which Hitler opposed, but he always sided with Hitler in inner party disputes. This helped him survive the hostility of other party officials such as the party treasurer, Franz Xaver Schwarz, who regarded him as a drunken incompetent. When Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933, Ley accompanied him to Berlin. In April, when the trade union movement was taken over by the state, Hitler appointed him head of the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF).
The DAF took over the existing Nazi trade union formation, the National Socialist Factory Cell Organisation (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation, NSBO) as well as the main trade union federation. But Ley's lack of administrative ability meant that the NSBO leader, Reinhard Muchow, a member of the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, soon became the dominant figure in the DAF, overshadowing Ley. Muchow began a purge of the DAF administration, rooting out ex-Social Democrats and ex-Communists and placing his own militants in their place. The NSBO cells continued to agitate in the factories on issues of wages and conditions, annoying the employers, who soon complained to Hitler and other Nazi leaders that the DAF was as bad as the Communists had been.[6]
Hitler had no sympathy with the syndicalist tendencies of the NSBO, and in January 1934 a new Law for the Ordering of National Labour effectively suppressed independent working-class factory organisations, even Nazi ones, and put questions of wages and conditions in the hands of the Trustees of Labour (Treuhänder der Arbeit), dominated by the employers. At the same time Muchow was purged and Ley's control over the DAF re-established. The NSBO was completely suppressed and the DAF became little more than an arm of the state for the more efficient deployment and disciplining of labour to serve the needs of the regime, particularly its massive expansion of the arms industry.
Once his power was established, Ley began to abuse it in a way that was conspicuous even by the standards of the Nazi regime. On top of his generous salaries as DAF head, Reichsorganisationsleiter, and Reichstag deputy, he pocketed the large profits of the Westdeutsche Beobachter, and freely embezzled DAF funds for his personal use. By 1938 he owned a luxurious estate near Cologne, a string of villas in other cities, a fleet of cars, a private railway carriage and a large art collection. He increasingly devoted his time to "womanising and heavy drinking, both of which often led to embarrassing scenes in public."[7] On 29 December 1942 his second wife Inge (1916-1942) shot herself after a drunken brawl.[7] Ley's subordinates took their lead from him, and the DAF became a notorious centre of corruption, all paid for with the compulsory dues paid by German workers. One historian says: "The DAF quickly began to gain a reputation as perhaps the most corrupt of all the major institutions of the Third Reich. For this, Ley himself had to shoulder a large part of the blame......
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Ley was born in Niederbreidenbach (now a part of Nümbrecht) in the Rhine Province, the seventh of 11 children of a heavily indebted farmer, Friedrich Ley, and his wife Emilie (née Wald). He studied chemistry at the Universities of Jena, Bonn, and Münster. He volunteered for the army on the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and spent two years in the artillery before training as an aerial artillery spotter[2] with Field Artillery Detachment 202. In July 1917 his aircraft was shot down over France and he was taken prisoner. It has been suggested that he suffered a brain injury in the crash; for the rest of his life he spoke with a stammer and suffered bouts of erratic behaviour, aggravated by heavy drinking.[3]
After the war Ley returned to university, gaining a doctorate in 1920. He was employed as a food chemist by a branch of the giant IG Farben company, based in Leverkusen in the Ruhr. Enraged by the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1924, Ley became an ultra-nationalist and joined the Nazi Party soon after reading Adolf Hitler's speech at his trial following the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich. By 1925 he was Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter. Ley proved unswervingly loyal to Hitler, which led the party leader to ignore complaints about his arrogance, incompetence and drunkenness.[4]
Labour Front head
In 1931, Ley was brought to the Nazi Party's Munich headquarters to take over as head of the party organisation (Reichsorganisationsleiter) following Hitler's dismissal of Gregor Strasser in an internal dispute.[5] Ley's impoverished upbringing and his experience as head of the largely working-class Ruhr party region meant that he was sympathetic to the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, which Hitler opposed, but he always sided with Hitler in inner party disputes. This helped him survive the hostility of other party officials such as the party treasurer, Franz Xaver Schwarz, who regarded him as a drunken incompetent. When Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933, Ley accompanied him to Berlin. In April, when the trade union movement was taken over by the state, Hitler appointed him head of the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF).
The DAF took over the existing Nazi trade union formation, the National Socialist Factory Cell Organisation (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation, NSBO) as well as the main trade union federation. But Ley's lack of administrative ability meant that the NSBO leader, Reinhard Muchow, a member of the socialist wing of the Nazi Party, soon became the dominant figure in the DAF, overshadowing Ley. Muchow began a purge of the DAF administration, rooting out ex-Social Democrats and ex-Communists and placing his own militants in their place. The NSBO cells continued to agitate in the factories on issues of wages and conditions, annoying the employers, who soon complained to Hitler and other Nazi leaders that the DAF was as bad as the Communists had been.[6]
Hitler had no sympathy with the syndicalist tendencies of the NSBO, and in January 1934 a new Law for the Ordering of National Labour effectively suppressed independent working-class factory organisations, even Nazi ones, and put questions of wages and conditions in the hands of the Trustees of Labour (Treuhänder der Arbeit), dominated by the employers. At the same time Muchow was purged and Ley's control over the DAF re-established. The NSBO was completely suppressed and the DAF became little more than an arm of the state for the more efficient deployment and disciplining of labour to serve the needs of the regime, particularly its massive expansion of the arms industry.
Once his power was established, Ley began to abuse it in a way that was conspicuous even by the standards of the Nazi regime. On top of his generous salaries as DAF head, Reichsorganisationsleiter, and Reichstag deputy, he pocketed the large profits of the Westdeutsche Beobachter, and freely embezzled DAF funds for his personal use. By 1938 he owned a luxurious estate near Cologne, a string of villas in other cities, a fleet of cars, a private railway carriage and a large art collection. He increasingly devoted his time to "womanising and heavy drinking, both of which often led to embarrassing scenes in public."[7] On 29 December 1942 his second wife Inge (1916-1942) shot herself after a drunken brawl.[7] Ley's subordinates took their lead from him, and the DAF became a notorious centre of corruption, all paid for with the compulsory dues paid by German workers. One historian says: "The DAF quickly began to gain a reputation as perhaps the most corrupt of all the major institutions of the Third Reich. For this, Ley himself had to shoulder a large part of the blame......
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Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
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CU Swastika flying from stern of German naval warship. Views of large German ship. Adolf Hitler meets cooks and other staff of the Liner ship 'Robert Ley'. Small boats sail alongside. BV of Hitler saluting through ship window. Shots of river bank buildings from ship.
Shots of waiters serving food in dining room. Shot of people sitting on deck chairs and walking along deck.
Views from ship as it comes into harbour. View of ship - name plate visible 'Robert Ley'. The Fuhrer comes ashore at dock. He talks to a child in the crowd and is given some flowers. Sign in the background suggests that this may be in Bremen. Hitler on walkabout, shaking hands with several people.
Shots of harbour as small boat leaves. Hitler chats to sailors while travelling on a small launch. (Many of the officers are wearing their hats with straps and look rather silly). Shots along side the 'Robert Ley'. CU of name. Hitler goes on board.
Fireworks display out at sea. Hitler walks along promenade deck on ship meeting guests. Lots of shots of him chatting to people and smiling. Nice shot of a woman with cine camera.
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CU Swastika flying from stern of German naval warship. Views of large German ship. Adolf Hitler meets cooks and other staff of the Liner ship 'Robert Ley'. Small boats sail alongside. BV of Hitler saluting through ship window. Shots of river bank buildings from ship.
Shots of waiters serving food in dining room. Shot of people sitting on deck chairs and walking along deck.
Views from ship as it comes into harbour. View of ship - name plate visible 'Robert Ley'. The Fuhrer comes ashore at dock. He talks to a child in the crowd and is given some flowers. Sign in the background suggests that this may be in Bremen. Hitler on walkabout, shaking hands with several people.
Shots of harbour as small boat leaves. Hitler chats to sailors while travelling on a small launch. (Many of the officers are wearing their hats with straps and look rather silly). Shots along side the 'Robert Ley'. CU of name. Hitler goes on board.
Fireworks display out at sea. Hitler walks along promenade deck on ship meeting guests. Lots of shots of him chatting to people and smiling. Nice shot of a woman with cine camera.
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ES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm Gustloff
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DJ Himmler - Robert Ley
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National Socialist techno/trance
Track #2, Album: DJ Himmler - 1933 - 2009 Die Letzte Album
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ROBERT LEY: Discorso contro gli Ebrei.
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nazi leader dr robert Ley reichsleiter head of labour front
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Reichsorganisationsleiter Robert Ley
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Reichsorganisationsleiter Robert Ley - NSDAP/AO Picture Video Slide-Show Series!
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s.s. Robert Ley - Kraft durch Freude - German Propaganda ship - Color pictures
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The Robert Ley - Specifications:
Length: 667.2 feet (203.8 m)
Beam: 78.6 feet (24 m)
Tonnage: 27,288 gross tons
Engines: Six MAN 2-stroke 6-cylinder diesels tur...
The Robert Ley - Specifications:
Length: 667.2 feet (203.8 m)
Beam: 78.6 feet (24 m)
Tonnage: 27,288 gross tons
Engines: Six MAN 2-stroke 6-cylinder diesels turning two propellers.
Service speed: 15.5 knots
Passengers: 1,470 people
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The Robert Ley - Specifications:
Length: 667.2 feet (203.8 m)
Beam: 78.6 feet (24 m)
Tonnage: 27,288 gross tons
Engines: Six MAN 2-stroke 6-cylinder diesels turning two propellers.
Service speed: 15.5 knots
Passengers: 1,470 people
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Robert Ley(Redeausschnitt) - Hitler ist ein Künstler
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Robert Ley - Redeausschnitt
Robert Ley - Redeausschnitt
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Karl Hoeffkes - "Robert Ley" (M899)
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Am 2. April lief die „Robert Ley", das Flaggschiff der „Kraft durch Freude" - Flotte, aus Hamburg über Cuxhaven zu einer dreitägigen Fahrt in die Nordsee aus. M...
Am 2. April lief die „Robert Ley", das Flaggschiff der „Kraft durch Freude" - Flotte, aus Hamburg über Cuxhaven zu einer dreitägigen Fahrt in die Nordsee aus. Mit an Bord war auch ein Filmamateur, der Schiff und Reise auf einem ca. 15 Minuten langen Farbfilm festhielt. Seine einzigartigen Aufnahmen zeigen auch das Schwesternschiff der „Robert Ley" die bei Kriegsende von einem russischen U-Boot versenkte „Wilhelm Gustloff", im Hamburger Hafen.
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Am 2. April lief die „Robert Ley", das Flaggschiff der „Kraft durch Freude" - Flotte, aus Hamburg über Cuxhaven zu einer dreitägigen Fahrt in die Nordsee aus. Mit an Bord war auch ein Filmamateur, der Schiff und Reise auf einem ca. 15 Minuten langen Farbfilm festhielt. Seine einzigartigen Aufnahmen zeigen auch das Schwesternschiff der „Robert Ley" die bei Kriegsende von einem russischen U-Boot versenkte „Wilhelm Gustloff", im Hamburger Hafen.
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Dr.Robert Ley - 1943 10th anniversary of foundation of German Workers Front
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Dr.Robert Ley - 1943 10th anniversary of foundation of German Workers Front
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robert ley short interview
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Robert Ley was a Nazi politician and head of the German Labour Front from 1933 to 1945.
in this video you see he and listen to his speech
language : Dutch
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Robert Ley was a Nazi politician and head of the German Labour Front from 1933 to 1945.
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Robert Ley was a Nazi politician and head of the German Labour Front from 1933 to 1945.
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E.S. Robert Ley Artifacts & Museum
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Mission Statement: The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum is a online non-profit museum dedicated to exhibiting memorabilia of historical value for public viewing and rese...
Mission Statement: The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum is a online non-profit museum dedicated to exhibiting memorabilia of historical value for public viewing and research benefit.
By promoting and displaying such artifacts, they are prevented from falling into private collections where their history will be forgotten and be lost to the world.
*Disclaimer:
The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum does not promote any views, political or ideologically, of Nazi Germany or Hitler in showcasing these items, which include the Nazi flag and swastika. We are dedicated to preserving memorabilia from the Wilhelm Gustloff and her sister ship, Robert Ley in their original form. By displaying these items as they are, they preserve a more authentic and powerful account of their place in history.
The museum serves as a vast informational source as well as a physical collection for those who are interested in the Wilhelm Gustloff for research, educational purposes, and from a historical aspect of World War II.
Sountrack: Enya: A Day Without Rain. The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum does not take any credit for this song or lyrics.
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Mission Statement: The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum is a online non-profit museum dedicated to exhibiting memorabilia of historical value for public viewing and research benefit.
By promoting and displaying such artifacts, they are prevented from falling into private collections where their history will be forgotten and be lost to the world.
*Disclaimer:
The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum does not promote any views, political or ideologically, of Nazi Germany or Hitler in showcasing these items, which include the Nazi flag and swastika. We are dedicated to preserving memorabilia from the Wilhelm Gustloff and her sister ship, Robert Ley in their original form. By displaying these items as they are, they preserve a more authentic and powerful account of their place in history.
The museum serves as a vast informational source as well as a physical collection for those who are interested in the Wilhelm Gustloff for research, educational purposes, and from a historical aspect of World War II.
Sountrack: Enya: A Day Without Rain. The Wilhelm Gustloff Museum does not take any credit for this song or lyrics.
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 2/3)
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 2/3)
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Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
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Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
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Bob Marley Interview Toronto 1978
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John Dolibois on Robert Ley
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Rede Dr. Robert Ley am 2. Juni 1942 (Siemens-Schulungsappell, Berlin) - Teil 1/4
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Sensationell: Robert Ley spricht im Fernsehen und entlarvt seine Trunkenheit
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Robert Ley Interview
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Dr Robert Ley visits the Netherlands
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Dr Robert Ley visits the Netherlands
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Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
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Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
Hitler On Robert Ley (1939)
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ES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm Gustloff
published: 24 May 2013
ES Robert Ley: Sister of the Wilhelm Gustloff
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DJ Himmler - Robert Ley
National Socialist techno/trance
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DJ Himmler - Robert Ley
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 2/3)
Rede anlaesslich eines Schulungsappells in den Berliner Siemens-Werken
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Robert Ley spricht am 06.02.1942, (Part 2/3)
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Bob Marley Interview Toronto 1978
Bob Marley Interview (Toronto 1978)
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Bob Marley Interview Toronto 1978
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Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee
Hey Look at the way she's wavin' her sail,
It's a wonderous sight to see.
People hurry on down from every town
Have a look at the Robert E. Lee.
Proud and strong and made to be free,
Can't go wrong on the Robert E. Lee.
Got the sun in my eyes and the wind in my face.
And it's good just to be alive.
Gonna set out tonight for New Orleans;
I won't sleep till I arrive.
And if I'm lucky
I'll find a young lady under the stars,
And we'll dance the night away.
Somebody wake me and say it's a dream
Leadin' me far from my home.
And haven't you noticed, despite what it seems.
You can't deny it's you and I alone.
Maybe spend my life just workin' the land,
Maybe livin' from day to day.
But I'm free tonight in New Orleans:
If I like it I just might stay!
Proud and strong and made to be free,
Can't go wrong on the Robert E. Lee.
Got the sun in my eyes and the wind in my face.
And it's good just to be alive.
Gonna set out tonight for New Orleans;
I won't sleep till I arrive.
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[VIDEO]: Rare Celestial Mercury Eclipse Of Sun Occurs On May 9
Edit WorldNews.com 04 May 2016
A celestial event – so rare it happens just 13 times in a century – is going to have all eyes looking skyward beginning Monday, May 9, ABC News reported Wednesday. Mercury, the planet closest to the sun, will begin to transit the sun beginning at 7.12 a.m. ET, the report said ... The astronomical event, where the planet will transit across the face of the sun, will take 71/2 hours ... ET, according to NASA....
photo: AP / Douglas Moore, File
Kent State Massacre Also Massacred U.S. Constitution
Edit WorldNews.com 04 May 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling It’s hard to picture Ohio’s Kent State college students and anti-Vietnam War activists, massacred by the National Guard, as staunch defenders of the U.S ... Nixon of “murdering the Constitution” by illegally invading Cambodia.1 They wanted to also bring veterans back home and expose the My Lai Massacre and “free-fire zones,” where everything that moved was shot. ... 217.....
photo: Creative Commons / SIMGO200
Apple loses Chinese court fight over use of iPhone name
Edit Belfast Telegraph 04 May 2016
Technology giant Apple has lost a legal battle with a Chinese company over the use of the iPhone name on wallets and handbags ... Such status under Chinese law might limit its use on other products. Share Go To ... No comment was available from the Beijing Higher Level People's Court ... ....
photo: US Army / U.S. Army, Sgt. 1st Class David Wheeler
Pakistan oppose military action against Afghan Taliban leaders in its soil
Edit Khaama Press 04 May 2016
The Pakistani authorities have opposed military action against the Afghan Taliban leaders days after President Ghani called on Islamabad to take actions against the group’s leaderships based in Peshawar and Quetta cities. The country’s foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz has said such a policy had not brought results for 14 long years ... ....
photo: WN / Janice Sabnal
[VIDEO]: Angry Woman Confronts Man Using Food Stamps At Walmart
Edit WorldNews.com 03 May 2016
[Note language 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th paragraphs] A video posted online last week showing a man in a Walmart checkout line being confronted by an unidentified angry woman for using SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps, has gone viral, Raw Story reports. The video, which was first noted by HotTopics, has amassed nearly 290,000 views since going online on April 24 ... “I put in 50 to 60 hour weeks ... “The government is ... Vote Republican....
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Psychiatrist Joel Dimsdale Deciphers Psyche of Nazi Leaders in New Book, Anatomy of Malice (UCSD - University of California - San Diego)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Apr 2016
(Source. UCSD - University of California - San Diego). After World War II came to an end in 1945, the mass killing and sheer devastation wrought by the Nazis off the battlefield began to emerge in shocking detail ... In Anatomy of Malice. The Enigma of the Nazi War Criminals, Dimsdale conducts a detailed examination-using 21 century diagnostic tools-of four of the war criminals, Robert Ley, Hermann Göring, Julius Streicher, and Rudolf Hess....
‘Death by hanging’: the Nuremberg Trials (The National Archives)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Nov 2015
(Source. The National Archives). 'Nicht schuldig.' (Not guilty.) ... Defendants in the dock at Nuremberg (image from Wikicommons) ... TS 26/171) ... There were only 21 men sitting in the dock, as Robert Ley had committed suicide in prison, Martin Bormann was never found, and Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach was deemed to ill to stand trial ... Robert Jackson, the chief American prosecutor, was afraid the trial might be hampered by lack of evidence....
Royal family Nazi photographs: Images of Duke of Windsor giving 'Heil Hitler' salute during visit ...
Edit The Independent 22 Jul 2015
Photographs that show the Duke of Windsor raising his hand in the Nazi salute are to be sold, in a coincidence that will only cause the royal family further embarrassment after images emerged of the Queen appearing to give the salute as a child ... Royal footage leak puts focus on BFI film digitisation project ... The Duke talks to Third Reich officials, including Robert Ley, who was later charged with war crimes (Morgan Evans & Co Ltd) ... -->....
Iniesta and Messi receive 2013 IFFHS award (FCB - Fútbol Club Barcelona)
Edit noodls 19 Dec 2014
(Source. FCB - Fútbol Club Barcelona) ... On Friday, Andrés Iniesta and Leo Messi received the awards at the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper from Robert Ley, vice-president of the International Federation of Football History & Statistics ... distributed by ... (noodl. 26343862) ....
‘Hitler’s tourist resort’ pits German commercialism against dark Nazi past
Edit The Guardian 18 Dec 2014
Ethical questions raised over plans to redevelop unfinished Third Reich seaside complex into luxury holiday apartments. A block at the Prora complex on Rügen, Germany. The former Nazi property is being transformed for modern buyers. Stefan Sauer/Corbis ... Think Hitler’s Cancun ... realising the site’s final stage of transformation into a vacation wonderland ... The project was masterminded in the 1930s by Robert Ley, a top Hitler lieutenant ... ....
Hitler's unfinished vacation paradise rises anew in Germany
Edit Sun Sentinel 17 Dec 2014
Built by the Third Reich in the run-up to World War II, the Strength Through Joy resort was a Nazi vision of tourism's future. Happy, healthy Aryans would stay and play at the 10,000-room complex on the Baltic Sea, eating, swimming and even bowling for the Führer. Think Hitler's Cancun ... Add a comment. 0 ... Nazi architecture ... Enter the Colossus of Prora. The project was masterminded in the 1930s by Robert Ley, a top Hitler lieutenant ... ....
Adolf Hitler tourism resort redeveloped into luxury condos
Edit South China Morning Post 16 Dec 2014
Built by the Third Reich just before the second world war, it was a Nazi vision of tourism's future. Happy, healthy Aryans would stay and play at the 10,000-room Strength Through Joy resort on the Baltic Sea, eating, swimming and even bowling for the Fuhrer ... It's not just the cashing in on a major Nazi landmark that troubles opponents ... The project was masterminded in the 1930s by Robert Ley, a top Hitler lieutenant ... ....
Hitler’s holiday paradise is reinvented as condos, hotels and a spa
Edit The Independent 16 Dec 2014
Built by the Third Reich in the run-up to World War II, the Strength Through Joy resort was a Nazi vision of tourism’s future. Happy, healthy Aryans would stay and play at the 10,000-room complex on the Baltic Sea, eating, swimming and even bowling for the Führer. Think Hitler’s Cancun ... Nazi architecture ... “One could also give it to a controlled decay ... The project was masterminded in the 1930s by Robert Ley, a top Hitler lieutenant ... ....
The Village review – still bleak but now with jazz
Edit The Guardian 11 Aug 2014
Peter Moffat's grand Peak District epic brings new hope and ideas as it enters the 1920s. John Simm and Maxine Peake in The Village. 'There are the rumblings of discontent and non-acceptance of the old order.' Photograph. Laurence Cendrowicz/BBC/Company Pictures/Laurence Cendrowicz ... It's typical of The Village ... "I'd just like to make it very clear, I'm very interested in his car but I don't share any political views with Dr Robert Ley." ... ....
Nuremberg documents on display in Berlin
Edit The Hindu 22 Jan 2014
In a typewritten affidavit, former Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoess admitted that “victims were executed and exterminated there by gassing and burning.” In handwritten notes from the 1945 interrogation of Robert Ley, the Nazi official blames Germany for its own defeat, saying the country was “too lazy and too incompetent.” ... 29 ... Ley committed suicide before the trial began ... Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1994....
At NC Museum of Art, insensitivity on display among Porsches
Edit The News & Observer 19 Jan 2014
Every once in a while the N.C. Museum of Art hosts a blockbuster show – exhibits in recent years devoted to Monet and to Rodin come to mind – but the current smash show “Porsche by Design ... And this is all to the good ... He joined the party of his own volition in 1937 and was friendly with Hitler, as well as with other high-ranking Nazis such as Heinrich Himmler and the Nuremberg criminals Robert Ley and Fritz Sauckel....
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