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| | Labor Allocation During the Third Reich |
 | | Robert Ley (1890-1945) An early member of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP), Ley was long a rival of Gring and Goebbels. |
 | | Ten days earlier, on April 21, 1933, however, a secret memo from Ley authorized SA and SS troops on May 2nd to occupy all trade union buildings, confiscate union funds and place union leaders in protective custody. |
 | | During this time, the DAF, directed by Ley throughout the Third Reich, was not an advocate of labor, but rather attempted to divert attention of the masses of workers through a series of recreational and leisure time activities. |
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