“…418 As early as August 1916, the newly formed Third Army Command began to work toward "total mobilization" by means of the "Hindenburg Program" and the "Fatherland Auxiliary Service." 419 In any case, mobilization "to the deepest marrow" required the formation of a "community" out of a class-divided society marked by divergent and competing interests. War, or the pressure for its legitimation, thus impelled the establishment of an order that tended to homogenize society.…”