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* SS-Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Waffen-SS [[Ägidius Walkenhorst]] (deceased); second-in-command (Stellabteilungführer) of the [[Geheimabteilung]], executed for treason | * SS-Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Waffen-SS [[Ägidius Walkenhorst]] (deceased); second-in-command (Stellabteilungführer) of the [[Geheimabteilung]], executed for treason | ||
* SS-Standartenführer [[Matthäus Walkenhorst]] (defected); leader of the [[Archival Administrative Office]], exposed more secret and darker projects of the organization. | * SS-Standartenführer [[Matthäus Walkenhorst]] (defected); leader of the [[Archival Administrative Office]], exposed more secret and darker projects of the organization. | ||
* SS- | * SS-Scharführerin and Rapportführerin der Unternehmen [[Natascha Walkenhorst]] (defected); chief officer of [[SS-Totenkopfaufsichtsbehörde]]. | ||
* SS-General der Armie [[Carmilla von Hayek]] | * SS-General der Armie [[Carmilla von Hayek]] | ||
* SS-Hauptsturmführer [[Hildtraud Rothschild]] | * SS-Hauptsturmführer [[Hildtraud Rothschild]] | ||
* SS- | * SS-Hauptsturmführerin [[Clarabelle Dinh]] (deceased) | ||
* Dr. SS-Oberführer [[Brughardt Silzner]] (defected); Rupprecht's major scientist and leader of the [[Scientific Research Division]]. | * Dr. SS-Oberführer [[Brughardt Silzner]] (defected); Rupprecht's major scientist and leader of the [[Scientific Research Division]]. | ||
* Dr. SS-Sturmbannführer [[Jannik Auerswald]] (defected); Assistant to Silzner. | * Dr. SS-Sturmbannführer [[Jannik Auerswald]] (defected); Assistant to Silzner. | ||
* SS- | * SS-Scharführerin [[Gabriele Reuter]] (imprisoned for life) | ||
* SS-Hauptmann [[Emmerich Grünewald]] (deceased) | * SS-Hauptmann [[Emmerich Grünewald]] (deceased) | ||
* SS-Sturmbahnfuhrer [[Luitpold Grothaus]] | * SS-Sturmbahnfuhrer [[Luitpold Grothaus]] | ||
* Generalfeldmarschall [[Friedrich Albricht]]; later betrayed and formed the [[Gneisenau Circle]]. | * Generalfeldmarschall [[Friedrich Albricht]]; later betrayed and formed the [[Gneisenau Circle]]. | ||
* General der Infanterie [[Felix Claus Gruber]]; youngest son of Hermann Gruber and younger brother of Heydrich Gruber; later betrayed and co-founded the [[Gneisenau Circle]]. | * General der Infanterie [[Felix Claus Gruber]]; youngest son of Hermann Gruber and younger brother of Heydrich Gruber; later betrayed and co-founded the [[Gneisenau Circle]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:21, 28 May 2020
Die Totenkopf Unternehmen (lit: The Deathshead Company) is a group of skilled generals and soldiers under the command of SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Rupprecht Grünspan. The group oversees the implementation of the special projects as well as carrying out brutal mass killings and assassinations. A colleague and best friend of SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Grünspan; Generalmajor der Polizei, Hermann Gruber formed the first Totenkopf group and the Secret Police, called the SS-Sicherheitspolizei in 1965. The group was believed to be responsible for several killings in the Atlantic Federation and in Gallia-Bruhl during the War of Lorican Aggression. The group also was responsible for creating the Geheimabteilung, the Imperial Special Forces which Gruber commanded during the War of Lorican Aggression.
Imperial Crisis
The group's activity became known to the world once again during the Imperial Crisis, collaborating with the companies that were working on the Celestial Path project. The group also provided many equipment to ARPAGHARCON, NRPQ, Lorica, the Socialist Republic of Burmia (formerly, the UFRB), and other terrorist groups. The group was notorious at this time for providing Darscen test subjects for the Celestial Path. This atrocity shocked half of the members, which prompted some of its members to rebel and joining the Gneisenau Circle.
The group has been also a target of Task Force 141, Task Force 142, Task Force 219, Task Force 853 and Chienphi Unit Seven throughout the war.
Order of Battle
Known Members
- Reichsführer-SS and SS-Generalmajor der Polizei Hermann Gruber; creator and founder of both the group and the Geheimabteilung. (deceased)
- Reichsführer-SS and Generalmajor der Polizei Sigmund Dormettinger; Joined in 1973 as an SS-Standartenführer, and now serves as a primary patron.
- SS-Obergruppenführer Rupprecht Grünspan; co-founder of the group, commander of the SS-Special Projects Division.
- SS-Oberstgruppenführer und Generaloberst der Waffen-SS Oscar Augenstein
- SS-Generalmajor Heydrich Gruber; son of SS-Generalmajor Gruber, creator and commander of the SS-Paranormal Division and the Geheimabteilung (Abteilungführer).
- SS-Brigadefuhrer Bertina Ingersleben; commander of the SS-Totenkopfpolizei and fiancee of Heydrich Gruber.
- SS-Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Waffen-SS Ägidius Walkenhorst (deceased); second-in-command (Stellabteilungführer) of the Geheimabteilung, executed for treason
- SS-Standartenführer Matthäus Walkenhorst (defected); leader of the Archival Administrative Office, exposed more secret and darker projects of the organization.
- SS-Scharführerin and Rapportführerin der Unternehmen Natascha Walkenhorst (defected); chief officer of SS-Totenkopfaufsichtsbehörde.
- SS-General der Armie Carmilla von Hayek
- SS-Hauptsturmführer Hildtraud Rothschild
- SS-Hauptsturmführerin Clarabelle Dinh (deceased)
- Dr. SS-Oberführer Brughardt Silzner (defected); Rupprecht's major scientist and leader of the Scientific Research Division.
- Dr. SS-Sturmbannführer Jannik Auerswald (defected); Assistant to Silzner.
- SS-Scharführerin Gabriele Reuter (imprisoned for life)
- SS-Hauptmann Emmerich Grünewald (deceased)
- SS-Sturmbahnfuhrer Luitpold Grothaus
- Generalfeldmarschall Friedrich Albricht; later betrayed and formed the Gneisenau Circle.
- General der Infanterie Felix Claus Gruber; youngest son of Hermann Gruber and younger brother of Heydrich Gruber; later betrayed and co-founded the Gneisenau Circle.