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Title:
Statement of [illegible] / JJ.C. 1 / Between The Accession to Power (Early 1933) and the Outbreak of the War in Europe (Late 1939) the Nazi Conspirators Consolidated Their Control of Germany by Utilizing and Molding Its Political Machinery to Their Own Purposes
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Creator:
Peyser, S. M.
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Reichstag
Mein Kampf
Weimer Constitution
Reconstruction Law
Nuernberg Laws
Reich Election Law
Elections
Reich Governor
Land Government
Land officials
Land legislature
Reich Government
Reich Council
President
Chancellor
NSDAP
Civil servants
"Purge Laws"
Communism
Marxism
Social Democracy
German Civil Service Law
Law for the Restoration of Professional Civil Service
Judiciary
judges
People's Court
Party Court
Hohnstein
Gestapo
State
Party
SA
SS
Language:
English
Extent:
19 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Witness:
Not applicable
Other Names:
Hitler
Frick
Hess
Rosenberg
Frank
Mutschmann
Guertner
Lutze
Meissner
Schlegeberger
Thierack
Himmler
Volume:
003
Subdivision:
"Subdivision 7 / Nazi Party"
Section:
7.06(c)
Part:
1
Format:
Book
Rights:
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