Cajetan Graf von Spreti

Cajetan Graf von Spreti
Cajetan Graf von Spreti
Head of the foreign work force recruitment in the Reichskommissariat Ukraine
	In office; 1941–1945
Preceded by	Position established
Succeeded by	None
Personal details
Born	Cajetan Maria Theodor von Spreti; 8 February 1905; Munich
Died	17 November 1989 (aged 84); Moosburg
Nationality	German
Political party	Nazi Party
Spouse(s)	In his first marriage Spreti was married to Emilie Anna Eugenie Sara Maria, Countess of Bylandt (born December 30, 1904 in Cologne, † January 11, 1987 in Oberaudorf).; In second marriage then with Kunigunde Nüsslein (born February 26, 1912 in Traunstein, † September 6, 1983 in Freising).;
Children	From the first marriage, the daughters Anna Gräfing of Spreti (1929-1966) and Elisabeth Maria Countess von Spreti (1931-1951) emerged.; From the second marriage the sons Rolf Theodor Graf von Spreti (1935-1946), Karl Gunter Graf von Spreti (born 10 May 1938) and Wilhelm Graf von Spreti (15 March 1940) and the daughters Helga Maria Countess of Spreti (born 15 October 1935) and Klothilde Countess von Spreti (born 20 September 1936).;
Parents	Adolf von Spreti (1866–1945) (father); Anna Gräfin von Spreti, né Gräfin von Yrsch (1874–1944) (mother);
Relatives	His younger brothers were Karl von Spreti, [de] and Maximilian Josef Friedrich Maria (born [de] 5 August 1910–1945).
Profession	son

Cajetan von Spreti was a German paramilitary activist and functionary of the working regime of the Nazi system.

On 1 June 1930, he joined the Nazi Party (membership number 254,085) and the Sturmabteilung, and became involved in the statefounded terror; in October 1931 he rose to the rank of Sturmfuhrer.

Einsatzstab Spreti[]

During the German occupation of the Soviet Union he led an Einsatzstab (Operations staff) to recruit a workforce in the Ukraine.^[1]^[2]

^ Elsbeth Bösl, Stephanie Linsinger, Die vielen Gesichter der Zwangsarbeit: "Ausländereinsatz" im Landkreis München 1939-1945, K.G. Saur, 01.01.2005 - 195 p., p. 41
^ AA Nr.757-773 Arbeitsamt Freising, Akten des Einsatzstabes des Regierungsrats Graf Cajetan von Spreti in der Ukraine, Annegret Hansch-Singh, Rassismus und Fremdarbeitereinsatz im Zweiten Weltkrieg, Freie Universität Berlin, 1991 - 299 pp., p. 8
Theresia Bauer, Nationalsozialistische Agrarpolitik und bäuerliches Verhalten im Zweiten Weltkrieg: eine Regionalstudie zur ländlichen Gesellschaft in Bayern, Lang, 1996 - 221 pp. p. 155

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Cajetan Graf von Spreti

Head of the foreign work force recruitment in the Reichskommissariat Ukraine
In office 1941–1945
Preceded by	Position established
Succeeded by	None

Personal details
Born	Cajetan Maria Theodor von Spreti (1905-02-08)8 February 1905 Munich
Died	17 November 1989(1989-11-17) (aged 84) Moosburg
Nationality	German
Political party	Nazi Party
Spouse(s)	In his first marriage Spreti was married to Emilie Anna Eugenie Sara Maria, Countess of Bylandt (born December 30, 1904 in Cologne, † January 11, 1987 in Oberaudorf). In second marriage then with Kunigunde Nüsslein (born February 26, 1912 in Traunstein, † September 6, 1983 in Freising).
Children	From the first marriage, the daughters Anna Gräfing of Spreti (1929-1966) and Elisabeth Maria Countess von Spreti (1931-1951) emerged. From the second marriage the sons Rolf Theodor Graf von Spreti (1935-1946), Karl Gunter Graf von Spreti (born 10 May 1938) and Wilhelm Graf von Spreti (15 March 1940) and the daughters Helga Maria Countess of Spreti (born 15 October 1935) and Klothilde Countess von Spreti (born 20 September 1936).
Parents	Adolf von Spreti (1866–1945) (father) Anna Gräfin von Spreti, né Gräfin von Yrsch (1874–1944) (mother)
Relatives	His younger brothers were Karl von Spreti, [de] and Maximilian Josef Friedrich Maria (born [de] 5 August 1910–1945).
Profession	son