This hard to find book was published in 1943 to honor one of the most ingenious persons in the Third Reich: Dr. Fritz Todt, the man who was in charge of the construction of the Reichsautobahn, the Westwall and during the war responsible for thousands of workers who did reconstruction work at the Eastern front and who built the huge U-boat bunkers at the Atlantic coast. Todt died in a plane crash in February 1942. Few other officials in Nazi Germany had as many titles as Fritz Todt:

- SA-Obergruppenführer

- Generalmajor der Luftwaffe

- Reichs Minister für Bewaffnung und Munition

- Generalbevollmächtigter für das deutsche Strassenwesen

- Generalinspektor für Wasser und Energie

- Leiter des Hauptamtes für Technik

- Reichswalter des NSBDT

The hardcover book was published 1943 by Stalling Verlag in Oldenburg, it is in very good condition. The 8-1/4 x 10-1/2 inch book has 120 heavily illustrated pages with 100+ excellent photographs! A very interesting and hard to find book which will be an asset for anyone's collection of historical Third Reich, especially Reichsautobahn material!