Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (3258 bytes)
1: ... This created a situation such that by 1942, the OKW was the defacto command of Western forces while t...
3: The OKW had been formed in 1938 following the [[Blomberg-...
5: ...tler decided against the OKH and in favour of the OKW.
7: ...war|theaters]] came under complete control of the OKW. Finally only the Russian Front stayed under cont...
9: ...he west operations were further split between the OKW and the ''[[Oberbefehlshaber West]]'' (OBW, Comma...

Oberkommando des Heeres (2633 bytes)
1: ...'de facto'' situation after [[1941]] was that the OKW directly commanded operations on the [[Western Fr...
3: ...vely. These were theoretically subordinate to the OKW, but in actuality acted quite independently.

AOK Norwegen (837 bytes)
1: ...der the command of the German high command, the [[OKW]].

Ferdinand Schörner (4096 bytes)
9: ... army group to the Americans. On the [[May 8]] an OKW colonel, was escorted through the American lines ...

Wehrmacht (3241 bytes)
10: * [[Oberkommando der Wehrmacht]] (OKW) -- Armed Forces High Command
26: ...sch-Krise]] the [[Oberkommando der Wehrmacht]] ([[OKW]]) under [[Wilhelm Keitel]] was formed, intended ...

Marek Grechuta (1481 bytes)

Eye of the Needle (1652 bytes)
6: ...]], the Allied invasion of France. If the German OKW (High Command, West) were convinced that the inva...

Deutsches Afrikakorps (7259 bytes)
5: ...was formed, on [[February 19]], [[1941]], after [[OKW]] had decided to send an [[expeditionary force]] ...
11: During the summer of 1941 OKW invested more command structure in Africa by crea...
13: ... [[Allied]] invasion of western [[North Africa]], OKW once more upgraded its presence in Africa by crea...

Wilhelm Keitel (4167 bytes)
13: ==OKW and World War II==
17: ...'' with the ''[[Oberkommando der Wehrmacht]]'' ([[OKW]], High Command of the Armed Forces) he became Ch...

List of German defence ministers (1306 bytes)
20: ==Chiefs of the [[OKW]], 1938-1945==

End of World War II in Europe (9961 bytes)
28: ...as not clear if Schorner was under the command of OKW on [[May 8]] or if Dönitz, or von Krosigk, needed...

German Sixth Army (2547 bytes)
9: ...s victory sealed the army's destiny because the [[OKW]] designated it for the attack to Stalingrad. The...

Alfred Jodl (2683 bytes)
7: ... war he was ''Chef des Wehrmachtsführungstabes in OKW'' (Chief of Operation Staff of the High Command o...

Armistice with France (Second Compiègne) (3369 bytes)
5: ...the carriage, leaving the 'negociations' to his [[OKW]] Chief, General [[Wilhelm Keitel]].

Operation Bagration (3094 bytes)
7: ...ay after the German attack on the Soviet Union. [[OKW]] had expected an attack on [[Army Group South]],...

Pas-de-Calais (4496 bytes)
35: ...r II]], which was an [[Allied]] plan to deceive [[OKW]] that the [[Operation Overlord|invasion of Europ...

Festung Warschau (4331 bytes)
15: ...r]] who took over personally many duties in the [[OKW]] and [[OKH]] adopted the ''no step back'' policy...

Members of Hitler's cabinet (4319 bytes)
34: ...y General [[Wilhelm Keitel]] as Director of the [[OKW]]. [[Walther von Brauchitsch]] succeeds Fritsch ...

Reichsluftfahrtministerium (5191 bytes)
13: General [[Werner von Blomberg]], head of [[OKW]] and one of the most powerful people in Germany'...

Ryti-Ribbentrop Agreement (9672 bytes)
3: ...queried by the head of the German headquarters, [[OKW]], Field Marshal [[Wilhelm Keitel]], informed the...
7: ...ere not able to know the internal balance between OKW and Wilhelmstrasse; and the stakes were too high ...

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