Abbreviations not in the US TM "Fhrg."

[Johnny R]

I have a document describing a soldier assigned to a Abtielung Versogungsbatterie which I understand but as a remark after his name it states:

"Mit Der Stellv. Fhrg. seit 1.2.45 beauftragt"

I understand everything aside from Fhrg. and there may be an additional later after the this maybe a "d."

Assigned the deputy. . .


Thanks,

[Jonathan M]

Fhrg=Fuhrergruppe maybe?

Jonathan

[Gerdan]

I would read it:

"Mit der stellvertretenden Führung seit 1.2.45 beaufragt" - Comissioned with the deputy leadership
since 1. Feb 1945

Gerdan

[Johnny R]

I would read it:

"Mit der stellvertretenden Führung seit 1.2.45 beaufragt" - Comissioned with the deputy leadership
since 1. Feb 1945

Gerdan

Thanks, could that mean he recieved a direct commission to an Aktiv Offizier as a Lt. This would make sense. He was an OWM on earleir lists I am not sure if direct commisions were to Offizier d.R. or Aktiv?

[Ypenburg]

It would mean he was in charge while the real boss was gone, f.e. a Lt. goes on leave for 2 weeks, the Owm. is in command untill the Lt. comes back. He just stays in his own rank.

[Johnny R]

Okay thanks, that also makes sense in the last couple months of the War. He probably was temporary acting officer etc.