Hitler's Men

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    1. The Nazis’ Leading Men (after Hitler) Germany: 1919-1939
    2. Main men of the Nazi Party
      • Herman G öring
      • Joseph Goebbels
      • Rudolf Hess
      • Heinrich Himmler
      • Ernst Röhm
      • Martin Bormann
    3. Herman G öring
      • Decorated flyer in WWI
      • Joined the Nazi Party in 1922
      • Wounded in Munich Beerhall Putsch
      • Held a number of key positions when Nazis came to power: one being Commander in Chief of the German Air Force
      • Was sentenced to death in the Nuremburg War Crimes Trial, but committed suicide just hours before he was due to be hanged
      http://www.uncp.edu/home/rwb/goring2.jpg
    4. Dr Joseph Goebbels
      • Intelligent, ruthless, and a gift for oratory and organisation
      • Joined Nazi Party after unsuccessful in journalism
      • One of the most devoted followers of Hitler
      • Put in charge of the party’s propaganda – genius move!
      • Minister of Propaganda and Public Enlightenment – after Nazis came to power
      • Leader with genuine intelligence – one of few in the party
      • FANATICAL!! – arranged for his children to be killed shortly before he and his wife committed suicide at the end of the war!!!
      http://library.thinkquest.org/C0111500/ww2/media/images/people/goebbels2.jpg
    5. Rudolf Hess
      • Took part in the Munich Beerhall putsch
      • Went to prison as well
      • Helped Hitler with Mein Kampf
      • 1933: appointed Deputy F ührer
      • 1941: flew to Britain on a ‘peace mission’
      • Spent the rest of the war in prison
      • 1946: sentenced to life imprisonment; committed suicide in 1987, aged 93 at Spandau Prison, Berlin
      http://www.nazi-lauck-nsdapao.com/griechenland/hess.jpg
    6. Heinrich Himmler
      • August 1923: joins Nazi Party
      • Took part in the Munich Beerhall Putsch
      • 1929: appointed leader of the SS – Hitler’s personal bodyguard
      • One of the most powerful and feared men: was in charge of Gestapo and SS – the Nazi Police State
      • The SS systematically exterminated the Jews
      • Himmler was captured by the British at the end of the war, but committed suicide
      http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-Himmler3.png
    7. Ernst R öhm
      • Former army captain and responsible for getting ex- Freikorps into the SA
      • 1931: became Chief of Staff of the SA
      • SA became major threat to Hitler after the Nazis came to power
      • 30 June, 1934: R öhm and other leaders of the SA are assassinated in ‘Night of the Long Knives’, on Hitler’s orders!! (Don’t threaten Hitler’s leadership, or you die…!)
      http://dutron.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/enrst-rohm.jpg
    8. Martin Bormann
      • Joined Nazi Party in 1924 (was 24 yrs old)
      • Efficient administrator – rose quickly in ranks
      • Became head of the Party Chancellery and Hitler’s principal secretary after Hess left
      • Came to control the Gauleiters (district leaders of Germany) and party appointments
      • Controlled access to Hitler and Nazi policy on many issues, including Jewish question
      • Stayed with the F ührer until Hitler committed suicide (April, 1945), then died attempting to break out of Berlin in the last days of the war.
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    9. Bibliography
      • Mason, K., (Fielden, P.), 2007, Republic to Reich: A History of Germany 1918-1939 , 3 rd ed., McGraw-Hill Australia Pty Ltd, North Ryde
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