DAF

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German Labour Front Nazi organization mass organization

DAF is the acronym for the German Labour Front, the Nazi-era organization that replaced trade unions in Germany and controlled workers and employers under a state-run labor system.

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	German Labour Front → Nazi organization → mass organization →
acronymFor	Deutsche Arbeitsfront →
activity	organization of leisure and holidays for workers → regulation of wages and working conditions → workplace propaganda →
banned	independent collective bargaining → strikes →
controlled	German employers → German workers →
country	Germany →
dissolvedBy	Allied occupation authorities →
dissolvedIn	1945 →
endTime	1945 →
foundedBy	Adolf Hitler →
fullName	Deutsche Arbeitsfront →
function	control of workers and employers → integration of labor into Nazi state → state-controlled labor organization →
headquartersLocation	Berlin →
historicalContext	Nazi dismantling of trade unions →
ideology	Nazism →
jurisdiction	German Reich →
language	German →
leader	Robert Ley →
legalBasis	Nazi labor legislation →
legalStatus	monopoly labor organization →
membershipType	formally voluntary but effectively compulsory → mass membership →
operatedIn	Nazi Germany →
opposed	independent labor movement →
parentOrganization	National Socialist German Workers' Party →
politicalAlignment	National Socialist German Workers' Party →
promoted	Nazi social policy in workplaces →
replaced	free trade unions in Germany → independent labor unions →
replacedOrganization	Allgemeiner Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund →
startTime	1933 →
subOrganization	Beauty of Labour → Kraft durch Freude → National Socialist Factory Cell Organization →
symbol	swastika with cogwheel →
timePeriod	Third Reich →
typeOfControl	corporatist labor control →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
German Labour Front →	abbreviation