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| | Gestapo and SD_Part1 |
 | | Ohlendorf was named the Chief of Amt III, the SD within Germany; Mueller was named the Chief of Amt IV, the GESTAPO ; and Nebe was named the Chief of Amt V, the KRIPO. | | | The Sicherheitspolizei was composed of the Reich Kriminalpolizei (KRIPO) and the Geheime Staatspolizei (GESTAPO). | | | The term "Chief of the Security Police and SD" describes the person who is the head of the GESTAPO, KRIPO and the SD, and of their headquarters office called the RSHA. |
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http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/genocide/Gestapo_SD1.htm
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| | Canadian Journal of History: Hitler's Enforcers: The Gestapo and the SS Security Service in the Nazi Revolution |
| | The first examines the development of the Gestapo and Kripo from the Weimar era through 1936, when the political and criminal police forces were merged into a single security police (Sipo) and fused with the Nazi party's security service (S.D.). | | | For instance, after the Nuremberg Laws of 1936, the Gestapo focused their investigations much more directly at Jews and cases of "race defilement." This involved them in persecution, but from their perspective, "It]he police role in all this was not extraordinary. | | | Heydrich controlled the development of two dominant agencies: the Sipo (Security Police) which included the Gestapo (Secret State Police) and the Kripo (Criminal Police); and the S.D. (Security Service of the S.S., the elite Nazi paramilitary force). |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3686/is_199708/ai_n8761256
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| | SOE Women in Struthof |
| | She was taken to Gestapo Headquarters at the Avenue Foch where she spent two weeks under interrogation before being transferred to Fresnes prison. | | | Vera joined the Inventor Network and worked as a courier in and around Paris, but while meeting another agent in a café, Chez Mas in the Place des Ternes, she was arrested by the Gestapo on the 30th October 1943 and also taken to Fresnes prison. | | | Andree was taken to Gestapo Headquarters at Avenue Foch in Paris and after interrogation sent to the notorious Fresnes Prison. |
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http://www.edenbridgetown.com/in_the_past/soe_story/heroines.shtml
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| | Notwithstanding that the stated number of deportees- 992- is at variance with the 998 quoted from an analysis of Gestapo files, part of the preparatory research for the case brought against former Gestapo officers in Düsseldorf in the 1960s, f rom Holger Berschel, Bürokratie und Terror: das Judenreferat der Gestapo Düsseldorf, 1935-1945, Klartext, 2001, p.363. | | | Whilst the addressee is not explicit, the tenor of the report and the list of recommendations for future transports in the penultimate section suggest that it was written for the attention of the Gestapo, Düsseldorf, ie the organisation responsible for deporting the city’s Jews. | | | The document is countersigned by Oberwachtmeister der Sch[utzpolizei?] [illegible]. |
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http://www.wienerlibrary.co.uk/archive/archive1113.html
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| | JEWSWEEK - Sophie's choice |
| | Sophie Scholl -- The Final Days draws on preserved transcripts of Gestapo interrogations and Scholl's show trial to paint an intense portrait of the six days from her arrest with her brother Hans to their beheading on Feb. 22, 1943. | | | Rothemund and script writer Fred Breinersdorfer worked with a surviving sister of Scholl, Gestapo interrogator Robert Mohr's son and others to ensure the historical authenticity of the film, which was inspired by the director's discovery that the 60-page Gestapo transcript had been preserved in the archive of communist East Germany's secret police. | | | German actress Julia Jentsch, 26, plays Sophie Scholl, who faces a Gestapo officer played by Alexander Held. |
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http://www.jewsweek.com/bin/en.jsp?enDispWho=Article^l1649&enPage=BlankPage&enDisplay=view&enDispWhat=object&enVersion=0&enZone=Articles&
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| | Gestapo: Definition and Much More From Answers.com |
| | The name "Gestapo" is a portmanteau contraction of Ge heime Sta ats po lizei, ( German for "secret state police"). | | | The role of the Gestapo was to investigate and combat "all tendencies dangerous to the State." It had the authority to investigate treason, espionage and sabotage cases, and cases of criminal attacks on the Nazi Party and on Germany. | | | In 1934, the Gestapo was transferred from the Prussian Interior Ministry to the authority of the SS, and for the next five years the Gestapo underwent a massive expansion. |
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http://www.answers.com/topic/gestapo
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| | Definition of Sicherheitspolizei |
| | The term originated after the SS absorbed the Prussian Secret Police (predecessor of the Gestapo) and the Gestapo and SD were placed under the central command of Reinhard Heydrich. | | | Such personnel tyically had command over all SD, Gestapo, Kripo, and Orpo units in thier area of responsibility and performed duties befitting a modern day Chief of Police. | | | The Sicherheitspolizei was a term used in Nazi Germany to described the combined forces of the Gestapo and Sicherheitsdienst (the SD) between 1934 and 1939. |
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http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Sicherheitspolizei
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| | Dictionary.aspx?q=Gestapo |
| | The Gestapo's role as a political police force was only established after Hermann Göring was appointed to succeed Diels as the Gestapo Commander, in 1934. | | | The Gestapo was first simply a branch of the Prussian Police, known as "Department 1A of the Prussian State Police". | | | Its first commander was Rudolf Diels who recruited members from professional police departments and ran the Gestapo as a federal police agency, comparable to several modern examples such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation. |
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http://www.homestayfinder.com/Dictionary.aspx?q=Gestapo
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| | My Argument With the Gestapo a Macaronic Journal From the Underwriter |
| | Used My Argument With the Gestapo a Macaronic Journal are in stock for only $3.50. | | | The My Argument With the Gestapo a Macaronic Journal is part of our discount Book catalog. | | | Discount pricing is subject to change, in order to get the Book My Argument With the Gestapo a Macaronic Journal at this reduced price, you must buy now! |
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http://fromtheunderwriter.com/amazon/asin.081120586X.Book_My_Argument_With_the_Gestapo_a_Macaronic_Journal.html
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| | A Biographical Dictionary of War Crimes Proceedings, Collaboration Trials and Similar Proceedings Involving France in WWII |
| | Favre, Albert -- former French Under-Secretary of State for war in Clemenceau cabinet {arrested and put on trial by the French Court of Justice at Saintes, Charente Department, on charges of denouncing patriots to the German Secret State Police (Geheime Staatspolizei - Gestapo); convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor c. | | | Leroux, Eugene French informant for the German Secret State Police (Geheime Staatspolizei - Gestapo) {arrested and put on trial by a French court at Rouen on collaboration charges; convicted and sentenced to death 11 Nov 1944 (NYT 12 Nov 1944:36:2); subsequent fate unknown.} | | | Danos, Abel (?-1952) -- French agent for the German Secret State Police (Geheime Staatspolizei - Gestapo) {arrested and put on trial by a French court; convicted and sentenced to death May 1949; executed at Paris 14 Mar 1952 (NYT 15 Mar 1952:3:1).} |
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http://www.geocities.com/~orion47/FRANCE/French_Trials.html
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| | Krystyna Skarbek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Krystyna showed her penchant for stratagem when they were arrested by the German Gestapo in January 1941 and she managed to win her own and Kowerski's release by feigning symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis. | | | Krystyna, learning that they were soon to be executed, arranged to meet with a key Gestapo officer, introduced herself as a niece of British General Bernard Montgomery, and threatened the officer with terrible retribution if harm came to the prisoners. | | | Krystyna was chosen to replace SOE agent Cicely Lefort, who had been captured and brutally tortured (and would later be executed) by the Gestapo. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krystyna_Skarbek
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| | Axis History Forum :: View topic - Gestapo Ackermann |
| | I would not be at all surprised to learn that Ackermann transferred from the Kripo into the Gestapo. | | | At least in Estonia officials of gestapo and Kripo were wearing usual SS shoulderboards. | | | It was fairly common for Gestapo and Kripo NCOs sent on "auswärtigen Einsatz" wearing field-grey SD tunics to have shoulder boards showing |
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http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=60486
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| | The Mazal Library |
| | As Chief of the Security Police and SD, Kaltenbrunner was the head of the Gestapo, the Kripo and the SD, and of the RSHA which was a department of the SS, and the Reich Ministry of the Interior. | | | Directly under Kaltenbrunner were the chiefs of the main offices of the RSHA including Amt III (the SD within Germany), Amt IV (the Gestapo), Amt V (the Kripo), and Amt VI (foreign intelligence). | | | He was in charge of the regional offices of the Gestapo, the SD, and the Kripo within Germany, and of the Einsatz groups and Einsatzkommandos in the occupied territories. |
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http://www.mazal.org/archive/imt/04/IMT04-T292.htm
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| | Axis History Forum :: View topic - Structure of SD and Gestapo? |
| | His SIPO rank was indicated on his Ausweis, whether Gestapo, Kripo or SD. | | | The Gestapo had the executive power of arrest without warrant, but the SD could influence policy by the reports they furnished to the ruling members of the party. | | | Sipo (Security Police umbrella consisting of Gestapo and Kripo) were issued a similar style SD tunic, with certain modifications. |
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http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=61791
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| | St. John's Preparatory School - Dana Smith Website |
| | The whole thing was nothing but the chief of Amt 4 verbally giving orders to the chief of the Gestapo at Breslau " and further " Nebe said to Mueller that the Kripo could do nothing in this matter." | | | The handing over of these prisoners by the Kripo to the Gestapo was not suspicious in itself, since interrogations dealing with foreigners, saboteurs and agents were outside the sphere of the Kripo and came within the proper field of the activities of the Gestapo. | | | It was the task of the Gestapo to take the escaped prisoners of war over from the Kripo and to carry out the shooting. |
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http://www.stjohnsprep.org/teachers/d_smith/wielen1.htm
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| | Documents Concerning the Destruction of the Jews of Grodno - Cologne Judgment |
| | While the Kripo initially was still part of the civil administration and under the control of the local Chief of Police, the Gestapo was organized independently in Gestapo posts and regional headquarters. | | | While the Gestapo and Kripo were units of the state bureaucracy in terms of their origin and nature, the SD was part of the elite guard (SS) of the Nazi Party. | | | Despite their common central direction, the structures of Gestapo, Kripo and SD were kept separate and independent of each other in the territorial limits of the Reich. |
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| | Shofar FTP Archives: people/p//priebke.erich/press/extradition-order-overturned-0895 |
| | Italy's extradition request was granted in May but Priebke appealed, insisting that he acted on orders of the late Herbert Kappler, the Gestapo chief in Rome. | | | Italy's extradition request was granted in May but Priebke appealed, insisting he acted on orders of Gestapo chief Herbert Kappler. | | | Italy's extradition request was granted in May but Priebke appealed, insisting he acted on orders of the late Herbert Kappler, the Gestapo chief in Rome. |
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http://www.nizkor.org/ftp.cgi/people/p/ftp.py?people/p//priebke.erich/press/extradition-order-overturned-0895
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| | Gestapo article - Gestapo portmanteau contraction secret police Nazi Germany German History - What-Means.com |
| | Increasing power under the SS In 1934, Göring, under pressure from Heinrich Himmler, agreed to grant control of the Gestapo to the SS. | | | Gestapo Chief: The 1948 Interrogation of Heinrich Müller - Gregory Douglas. | | | As late as June 6, 1944 Heinrich Mueller, head of the Gestapo, concerned about the leakage of information to the allied forces, set up a special unit called Sonderkommando Jerzy, designed to root out the Polish intelligence network in western and southwestern Europe. |
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http://www.what-means.com/encyclopedia/Gestapo
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| | Democratic Underground Forums - Leaflets of The Resistance: A Seventh Leaflet? |
| | When Hans and Sophie Scholl were taken into Gestapo custody on that fateful February morning, Hans carried in his pocket the draft of the next leaflet - handwritten by Christoph Probst. | | | It was carefully taped together by the Gestapo and matched to a sample of Christl's handwriting found in Hans' apartment. | | | The Gestapo also forced him to "reconstruct" the draft during his interogation. |
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| | The Search for Gestapo Müller Whiting, Charles, Whiting, Chares The Search for Gestapo Müller Nonfiction, History The Search for Gestapo Müller Whiting, Charles, Whiting, Chares The Search for Gestapo Müller Muller, Heinrich,, 1900-, World War, 1939-1945, Atrocities, Nazis, History - Military / War, History, Military - World War II, Military, Non-Fiction, Europe - Germany | | | One of Custer's Wolverines: The Civil War Letters of Brevet Brigadier General James H. Kidd, 6th Michigan Cavalry Kent State Univ Pr | | | Beyond the Yellow Star to America Auerbacher, Inge Beyond the Yellow Star to America Teens, Children's Books Beyond the Yellow Star to America Auerbacher, Inge Beyond the Yellow Star to America Auerbacher, Inge,, 1934-, Jews, Germany, Kippenheim, Children's Books - Young Adult, History, Holocaust, Historical - General, Juvenile Fiction |
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| | Eichmann Trial |
| | Eichmann was also charged with membership in criminal organizations--the Storm Troopers (SA), Security Service (SD), and Gestapo (all of which had been declared criminal organizations at the 1946 Nuremberg Trial). | | | After the Wannsee Conference (January 1942), Eichmann coordinated deportations of Jews from Germany and elsewhere in western, southern, and northern Europe to extermination camps (through his representatives Alois Brunner, Theodor Dannecker, Rolf Guenther, and Dieter Wisliceny and others in the Gestapo). | | | As head of the Gestapo's section for Jewish affairs, Eichmann coordinated with Gestapo chief Heinrich Mueller on a plan to expel Jews from Greater Germany to Poland, which set the pattern for future deportations. |
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http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10005179
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| | Eichmann Trial |
| | Eichmann was also charged with membership in criminal organizations--the Storm Troopers (SA), Security Service (SD), and Gestapo (all of which had been declared criminal organizations at the 1946 Nuremberg Trial). | | | After the Wannsee Conference (January 1942), Eichmann coordinated deportations of Jews from Germany and elsewhere in western, southern, and northern Europe to extermination camps (through his representatives Alois Brunner, Theodor Dannecker, Rolf Guenther, and Dieter Wisliceny and others in the Gestapo). | | | As head of the Gestapo's section for Jewish affairs, Eichmann coordinated with Gestapo chief Heinrich Mueller on a plan to expel Jews from Greater Germany to Poland, which set the pattern for future deportations. |
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| | Eichmann trial - The District Court Sessions |
| | We were constructing the buildings of the police and they allowed us, me and the members of my family, that is to say they allowed the workers and the members of their families to remain in this camp, closed off and guarded by the Gestapo. | | | At night, that same night before the first deportations of Jews, the leaders of the Gestapo of Sanok came; I recall the name of the Gestapo officer, his name was Albert Schulz. | | | They gave orders to all the Jews to assemble - also the Jews of the villages surrounding Sanok - in a camp built by the Jews on orders of the Gestapo. |
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| | Bush Gestapo Act (anti-terrorism) - NESARA is Answer |
| | Consequently, they MISNAMED the disgusting Gestapo powers act using the word "patriot" in one of their blatant attempts to BRAINWASH Americans into ignoring the TRUTH about the ILLEGALLY PASSED bill. | | | The BUSH GESTAPO Act is clear proof of how the Bush administration is trying to implement the New World Order/One World Order tyranny in the U.S. NESARA completely obliterates all the disastrous actions and functions of the federal government! | | | In the information below, I HAVE INSERTED the words "[BUSH GESTAPO] " in the appropriate places because the CORRECT NAME of this illegally passed bill is: the BUSH GESTAPO ACT. |
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http://www.white-knights911.com/Dove/edove037.htm
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| | Conspiracy Planet - History Recovered - Gestapo Chief: How CIA Recruited Nazis |
| | Müller, chief of the Gestapo, was officially listed as killed during the final days of World War II, but Douglas says Müller made a deal with the United States, was brought to this country and lived here until his death several years ago. | | | Gregory Douglas, author of the controversial book "Gestapo Chief: The 1948 Interrogation of Heinrich Müller," was interviewed at Spotlight headquarters in Washington. | | | Gestapo Chief: How CIA Recruited Nazis by GREGORY DOUGLAS |
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http://www.conspiracyplanet.com/channel.cfm?channelid=130&contentid=2461
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| | Gestapo Chief (review) |
| | Characteristic of this entire series is the clearly fraudulent "facsimile document" of April 20, 1945, presented on page 275 of Gestapo Chief. | | | Gestapo Chief: The 1948 Interrogation of Heinrich Müller by Gregory Douglas. | | | Half a century after the end of the war, an elusive American who sometimes calls himself "Gregory Douglas" emerged to present in Gestapo Chief what he claims is proof that in 1945 Müller escaped to Switzerland, where he was recruited by American intelligence. |
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http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v20/v20n2p40_Douglas.html
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| | Simon Wiesenthal Center Multimedia Learning Center Online |
| | The Agreement was concluded in Berlin on 1 April 1936 by an Italian delegation under the direction of the police chief Arturo Bocchini with Himmler, Heydrich, and several representatives of the Gestapo. | | | At the same time Gestapo Mdller organized an office with a staff of 37 Gestapo officers in Rome where, in cooperation with the Italian police, he continued the investigations that had been started by the Gestapo in Berlin until the end of the state visit. | | | Rome, Archivio Centrale dello Stato [hereafter cited as ACS], Ministero dell'Interno, Direzione Generale della Pubblica Sicurezza [hereafter cited as PS], A 16 Ebrei stranieri, Busta [Box] 9-16: replies from the prefects to the circulars of 24 Oct. 1934 (443/81409) and 5 May 1936 (433/3914). |
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| | Gestapo Example Essays.com - Over 101,000 essays, term papers and book reports! |
| | The Gestapo was formed when Herman Goring unified units of Prussian police with thousands of Nazi’s, many of which were members of the Storm Troopers. | | | In the years between 1933 to 1945 the Gestapo took on many changes in its structure and leadership, and as a result of this the functions of the Gestapo became unclear and were often integrated with those of other units of the German forces (Mainly SS units). | | | Goring became the leader of this new force on 26 April 1933, in which he took full responsibility for the actions of this ruthless organization. |
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http://www.exampleessays.com/viewpaper/7752.html
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| | The Trial of Klaus Barbie |
| | As was the case in his capture of Jean Moulin, Barbie was able to locate and conduct a surprise raid on the Izieu house because a Frenchman saw it in his interests to help the Gestapo. | | | Someone, and nobody in the tight-knit community of Izieu wants to say who, had gone out of his or her way to inform the Gestapo that there were Jews staying in Izieu. | | | Following the raid on their home in Izieu, the children were shipped directly to the "collection center" in Drancy by the Gestapo. |
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http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/barbietrial.html
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| | ORGANISATION des POLICES ALLEMANDES en FRANCE |
| | Le KdS et la Gestapo de Paris, (rue des Saussaies), ont été souvent confondues avec lEtat Major de la Gestapo dirigé par Boemelburg, avenue Foch). | | | avenue Foch et les services de Karl Boemelburg, chef de la Gestapo, occupait trois ou quatre immeubles ! |
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