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Document Image IMT Image Instructions for communications to police offices and announcement of the appointment of Daluege as chief of the regular police and Heydrich as chief of the security police, integrating the SS and police services 1936 Reichs Ministerialblatt . . . Assignment and Channels of the Chief of German Police within the Ministry of the Interior of 26 June 1936 HLSL Item No.: 451433 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-1551	SS administration SS administration Additional details not yet available. Reich Ministry of the Interior Reich Ministry of the Interior Additional details not yet available. Heinrich Himmler See more details Heinrich Himmler German Nazi politician; leader of the German SS and main architect of the Holocaust (1900-1945) Born: 1900-10-07 (Munich) Died: 1945-05-23 (Lüneburg) Country of citizenship: German Empire (period: 1900-10-07 through 1918-01-01); Nazi Germany (since: 1923-01-01); Weimar Republic (period: 1915-01-01 through 1937-01-01) Occupation: farmer; laboratory technician; occultist; politician Member of political party: Bavarian People's Party (period: 1919-01-01 through 1923-01-01); National Socialist Freedom Movement; Nazi Party Member of: Academy for German Law (since: 1933-01-01); Altreichsflagge (until: 1926-01-01); Artaman League; Bund Reichskriegsflagge Participant in: Beer Hall Putsch (date: 1923-11-09); Nazi human experimentation (role: administrator); Night of the Long Knives Significant person: Rudolf Brandt (role: secretary, stenographer; since: 1934-01-01)	26 June 1936	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Decree for the integration of members of the security police into the SS, with SS ranks and admission forms 1938 Reichsministerialblatt . . . Acceptance of members of the Security Police into the SS of the N.S.D.A.P. 23 June 1938 HLSL Item No.: 451441 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-1637	Reich Ministry of the Interior Reich Ministry of the Interior Additional details not yet available. Heinrich Himmler See more details Heinrich Himmler German Nazi politician; leader of the German SS and main architect of the Holocaust (1900-1945) Born: 1900-10-07 (Munich) Died: 1945-05-23 (Lüneburg) Country of citizenship: German Empire (period: 1900-10-07 through 1918-01-01); Nazi Germany (since: 1923-01-01); Weimar Republic (period: 1915-01-01 through 1937-01-01) Occupation: farmer; laboratory technician; occultist; politician Member of political party: Bavarian People's Party (period: 1919-01-01 through 1923-01-01); National Socialist Freedom Movement; Nazi Party Member of: Academy for German Law (since: 1933-01-01); Altreichsflagge (until: 1926-01-01); Artaman League; Bund Reichskriegsflagge Participant in: Beer Hall Putsch (date: 1923-11-09); Nazi human experimentation (role: administrator); Night of the Long Knives Significant person: Rudolf Brandt (role: secretary, stenographer; since: 1934-01-01)	23 June 1938	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Instructions for communications to police offices and announcement of the appointment of Daluege as chief of the regular police and Heydrich as chief of the security police, integrating the SS and police services 1936 Reichs Ministerialblatt . . . Assignment and Channels of the Chief of German Police within the Ministry of the Interior of 26 June 1936 HLSL Item No.: 451587 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-1551	SS administration SS administration Additional details not yet available. Reich Ministry of the Interior Reich Ministry of the Interior Additional details not yet available. Heinrich Himmler See more details Heinrich Himmler German Nazi politician; leader of the German SS and main architect of the Holocaust (1900-1945) Born: 1900-10-07 (Munich) Died: 1945-05-23 (Lüneburg) Country of citizenship: German Empire (period: 1900-10-07 through 1918-01-01); Nazi Germany (since: 1923-01-01); Weimar Republic (period: 1915-01-01 through 1937-01-01) Occupation: farmer; laboratory technician; occultist; politician Member of political party: Bavarian People's Party (period: 1919-01-01 through 1923-01-01); National Socialist Freedom Movement; Nazi Party Member of: Academy for German Law (since: 1933-01-01); Altreichsflagge (until: 1926-01-01); Artaman League; Bund Reichskriegsflagge Participant in: Beer Hall Putsch (date: 1923-11-09); Nazi human experimentation (role: administrator); Night of the Long Knives Significant person: Rudolf Brandt (role: secretary, stenographer; since: 1934-01-01)	26 June 1936	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Instructions for the cooperation of administrative agencies with the activities of the SD 1938 Reichs Ministerialblatt . . . Cooperation of the Agencies of the General and Interior Administration with the S.D. of the Reichsfuehrer SS (SD) of 11 Nov. 1938 HLSL Item No.: 451589 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-1638	Reich Ministry of the Interior Reich Ministry of the Interior Additional details not yet available. Wilhelm Frick See more details Wilhelm Frick German Nazi official (1877-1946) Born: 1877-03-12 (Alsenz) Died: 1946-10-16 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; lawyer; politician Member of political party: German Völkisch Freedom Party; National Socialist Freedom Movement; Nazi Party Member of: AGV München; Thule Society Participant in: Aryanization; Beer Hall Putsch; International Military Tribunal (role: defendant) Position held: Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (period: 1943-08-24 through 1945-05-04; replaces: Konstantin von Neurath); Reichsminister des Innern (period: 1933-01-30 through 1943-08-20; replaced by: Heinrich Himmler; replaces: Franz Bracht); member of the Reichstag of Nazi Germany; member of the Reichstag of the Weimar Republic	11 November 1938	Document Image