High Command of the Armed Forces

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The High Command of the Armed Forces was Nazi Germany’s supreme military command authority overseeing the coordination and strategic direction of the Wehrmacht during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Wehrmacht command structure
government agency
military high command
abbreviation OKW
appliesToJurisdiction German Air Force
German Army
German Navy
Wehrmacht
country Nazi Germany
dissolved 1945
endCause defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II
formedAs successor to Reich Ministry of War in operational matters
hasPart Armed Forces Intelligence Office
Foreign Armies East
Foreign Armies West
Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
surface form: Operations Staff of the Wehrmacht

Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
surface form: Wehrmacht Propaganda Department

Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
surface form: Wehrmachtführungsstab

administrative department
economic office
legal department
headquartersLocation Berlin
Wünsdorf
ideology Nazism
languageOfWorkOrName German
legalStatus declared criminal organization at Nuremberg Trials
memberOf Third Reich
surface form: Nazi power structure
nativeName Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
notableCommander Alfred Jodl
Wilhelm Keitel
officeHeldBy Alfred Jodl
surface form: Colonel General Alfred Jodl

Wilhelm Keitel
surface form: Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel
opposedBy Allied Powers of World War I
surface form: Allied powers
partOf Nazi regime
positionHeld Chief of the OKW
Chief of the OKW
surface form: Chief of the Operations Staff of the OKW
responsibleFor coordination between army, navy, and air force
overall strategic planning of German armed forces
role coordination of Wehrmacht operations
strategic direction of the Wehrmacht
supreme military command authority of Nazi Germany
significantEvent involved in planning Operation Barbarossa
involved in planning campaigns in the Balkans
involved in planning operations on the Eastern Front
involved in planning the Battle of France
involved in planning the invasion of Poland
issued strategic directives for invasions in Europe
subordinateTo Adolf Hitler
Führer
timePeriod World War II

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Oberkommando der Wehrmacht translatedName High Command of the Armed Forces
Wilhelm Keitel positionHeld High Command of the Armed Forces
this entity surface form: Chief of the High Command of the Armed Forces
OKW translatedName High Command of the Armed Forces
subject surface form: Oberkommando der Wehrmacht