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==AMT I  : Administration / Verwaltung==
==AMT I  : Administration / Verwaltung==


Responsible for the personnel concerns, providing material and financial assistance and administration of the National Security Bureau.
Responsible for the personnel concerns, providing material, financial assistance and administration of the National Security Bureau.


The Chief of the Administrative Office is be responsible for administrative concerns and questions along with the coordination of personnel.
The Chief of the Administrative Office is be responsible for administrative concerns and questions along with the coordination of personnel.

Revision as of 11:17, 21 May 2024

Introduction

The Nationales Sicherheitsbüro (National Security Office) is an Intelligence Agency of the Interior Ministry. The buro is mainly the faction that makes most arrests or detainments in the name of National Security.

Role in Imperial Germany

Their mandate is to oversee Intelligence and Security affairs within the German Empire. They are the main intelligence body of the Empire and ensure stability in the state and across the nation as a whole. This includes protection from political opponents to terrorists.

Composition and Organization

AMT I  : Administration / Verwaltung

Responsible for the personnel concerns, providing material, financial assistance and administration of the National Security Bureau.

The Chief of the Administrative Office is be responsible for administrative concerns and questions along with the coordination of personnel.

AMT II  : Kriminalamt

Brief explanation

AMT III : Nachrichtendienst

Brief explanation

AMT IV  : Geheimeschutzdienst

Brief explanation

AMT V  : Auslands Nachrichtendienst

Brief explanation

AMT VI  : Lorem ipsum

Brief explanation



Faction Allegiance

The following factions are in allegiance with the NSB:

  • Innenministerium
  • Kaisergarde
  • Landespolizei

References

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