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Document Full Text Text Telegram and letter to Hitler, and follow-up messages, on the shortfall in subscriptions to the fourth loan of 1938, the currency and financial situation, the bank's financing of rearmament, the risk of inflation, and the need to control spending; also Hitler's appointment of Walther Funk as Reichsbank president (replacing Schacht) TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT EC-369 Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.) Evidence Code: EC-369	Reichsbank Reichsbank Additional details not yet available. Hjalmar Schacht See more details Hjalmar Schacht German politician and economist Born: 1877-01-22 (Tinglev Municipality) Died: 1970-06-03 (Munich) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: banker; economist; politician Member of political party: German Democratic Party (period: 1918-01-01 through 1926-01-01); Nazi Party (period: 1934-01-01 through 1943-01-01; role: honorary member) Member of: German Archaeological Institute Participant in: Secret Meeting of 20 February 1933 Educated at: Gelehrtenschule des Johanneums; Humboldt University of Berlin; Leipzig University; Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger See more details Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger Nazi leader (1890-1947) Born: 1890-04-14 (Zielonowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship) Died: 1947-04-25 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: jurist; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party (since: 1938-01-01) Participant in: Judges' Trial (date: 1947-06-30; role: affiant) Significant person: Hans Lammers (role: superior); Herbert Klemm (role: colleague); Josef Altstötter (role: colleague) Employer: Reich Chancellery (position held: undersecretary; since: 1938-01-01); Reich Ministry of Justice (position held: Ministerialrat; until: 1938-01-01) Hans H. Lammers See more details Hans H. Lammers German jurist, Nazi politician, and Head of the Reich Chancellery (1879-1962) Born: 1879-05-27 (Lubliniec) Died: 1962-01-04 (Düsseldorf) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: judge; jurist; lawyer; politician Member of political party: German National People's Party (until: 1932-01-01); Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel Participant in: Ministries Trial (role: defendant); Nuremberg Medical Trial (role: affiant, witness) Significant person: Adolf Hitler (role: superior); Karl Brandt (role: colleague)	11 January 1939	Document Full Text
Document Full Text Text Minutes of meetings of the Council of Ministers for the Defense of the Reich on economic issues, foreign policy, price controls, food supply, occupied Poland, the transfer of Jews from Germany, Polish POWs, and other issues TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT 2852-PS Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.) Evidence Code: PS-2852	Council of Ministers [or Cabinet Council] for the Defense of the Reich Council of Ministers [or Cabinet Council] for the Defense of the Reich Additional details not yet available. Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger See more details Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger Nazi leader (1890-1947) Born: 1890-04-14 (Zielonowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship) Died: 1947-04-25 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: jurist; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party (since: 1938-01-01) Participant in: Judges' Trial (date: 1947-06-30; role: affiant) Significant person: Hans Lammers (role: superior); Herbert Klemm (role: colleague); Josef Altstötter (role: colleague) Employer: Reich Chancellery (position held: undersecretary; since: 1938-01-01); Reich Ministry of Justice (position held: Ministerialrat; until: 1938-01-01) Willuhn Willuhn Additional details not yet available.	01 September 1939	Document Full Text