The Truppenamt (lit. ' Troop Office ') was the cover organisation for the German General Staff from 1919 through until 1935 when the General Staff of the German Army (Heer) was re-created. This subterfuge was deemed necessary in order for Germany to be seen to meet the requirements of the Versailles Treaty.

The Truppenamt was the cover organisation for the German General Staff from 1919 through until 1935 when the General Staff of the German Army (Heer) was re-created. This subterfuge was deemed necessary in order for Germany to be seen to meet the requirements of …

The Truppenamt or lit. 'Troop Office' was the cover organisation for the German General Staff from 1919 through until 1935 when the General Staff of the German Army (Heer) was re-created. This subterfuge was deemed necessary in order for Germany to be seen to meet the requirements of the Versailles Treaty.

Aug 15, 2012 · The Truppenamt or 'Troop Office' was the cover organization for the German General Staff from 1919 through until 1933 when the General Staff was re-created. This subterfuge was deemed necessary in order for Germany to be seen to meet the requirements of the Versailles Treaty.

Jul 20, 2002 · It was called, "Truppenamt" [Troops Office] and combined all the essential functions of the former General Staff. Its institution and field of activity were known to the Inter-Allied Control Commission and were approved by it.

May 8, 2019 · The Reichswehr’s Truppenamt, often described simply as the successor to the treaty-banned General Staff, was actually formed from its predecessor’s Operations Section.

Das Truppenamt wurde 1919 im Reichswehrministerium als Nachfolgeorganisation des Großen Generalstabes des Kaiserreiches errichtet, nachdem Deutschland durch den Versailler Vertrag ein Generalstab oder ähnliche Institutionen verboten worden war.

After serving on the Western Front in World War I, Blomberg was appointed chief of the Truppenamt ("Troop Office") during the Weimar Republic. Following the Nazis' rise to power, he was named Minister of War and Commander-in-Chief of the German Armed Forces.

The Truppenamt or 'Troop Office' was the cover organisation for the German General Staff from 1919 through until 1935 when the General Staff of the German Army (Heer) was re-created. This subterfuge was deemed necessary in order for Germany to be seen to …

At the same time the Chief of the Army Command became the Supreme Commander of the Army (the Army Command taking the name Oberkommando des Heeres— O.K.H.), and the General Staff discarded the term Truppenamt, taking on the title of General Staff of the Army.