Title: The Dual State: Top Nazi Leaders Who Worked Toward the Fuehrer
1The Dual State Top Nazi Leaders Who Worked
Toward the Fuehrer
2Who competed for administrative access to Hitler
in Berlin? Martin Bormann (Director, Staff of
the Deputy Fuehrer),
3Phillip Bouhler (Head, Chancellery of the
Fuehrer),
4Rudolf Hess (Deputy Fuehrer),
5Otto Meissner (Head of the Presidial Chancellery),
6and Hans Heinrich Lammers (Head of the Reich
Chancellery).
7Who vied for control of the police? Wilhelm
Frick (Reich Minister of the Interior),
8Heinrich Himmler (S.S. Reichsfuehrer and Head of
German Police),
9and Hermann Goering (in command of Prussian
police).
10Who fought for control of economic policy?
Hermann Goering (Director, Four Year Plan),
11Hjalmar Schacht (Reich Economics Minister),
12Walther Funk (Economics Minister after 1937 and a
personal advisor to Hitler on economic
questions),
13and Himmler, who vied with Goering on economic
questions related to S.S. plundering in eastern
Europe.
14Also competing for Hitlers approval on economic
policy were Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk
(Minister of Finance), Fritz Reinhardt (Nazi
expert on financial questions), and Wilhelm
Keppler (who served as a personal economics
advisor to Hitler). No photos of these three are
available.
15Who battled for control of policy in occupied
Poland after September 1939? Albert Forster
(overlord of Danzig/West Prussia),
16Arthur Greiser (ruler in the Warthegau, who had
the support of Himmler for his harsh ethnic
policies there),
17and Hans Frank (who ran the Generalgouvernement
and was supported by Goering at the highest
levels of the Nazi leadership).
18Who vied for dominance in matters of law and
justice? Franz Guertner (Reich Minister of
Justice)
19and Hans Frank (Nazi legal expert). Himmler,
Goering, and Hess also took a careful interest in
legal issues.
20Who vied for control of Nazi education policy?
Bernhard Rust (Reich Minister of Education),
21Baldur von Schirach (Reich Youth Leader),
22Alfred Rosenberg (Representative of the Fuehrer
for the Supervision of the Entire Intellectual
and Ideological Schooling and Education of the
Nazi Party),
23Julius Streicher (head of the anti-Semitic
publishing house, Der Stuermer),
24Robert Ley (head of the Adolf Hitler elite
schools),
25and Phillip Bouhler (chief Nazi schoolbook
censor).
26Who fought for control of labor policy? Franz
Seldte (Minister of Labor, shown below),
Konstantin Hierl (head of the Reich Labor
Service, no photo available),
27and Robert Ley (leader of the German Labor Front,
D.A.F.).
28Who competed over Nazi foreign policy?
Konstantin von Neurath (Reich Minister of Foreign
Affairs),
29Joachim von Ribbentrop (Nazi expert on foreign
affairs and Foreign Minister from 1938),
30and Alfred Rosenberg (head of Hitlers Foreign
Political Office).
31Who battled for domination of the press and
propaganda? Josef Goebbels (Reich Minister of
Propaganda),
32Otto Dietrich (Nazi press chief and in charge of
publicity),
33Nazi Press Director, Max Amann,
34Alfred Rosenberg (Editor of the party newspaper,
the Voelkischer Beobachter),
35and Julius Streicher (publisher of Der
Stuermer).
36Who carried out the regimes anti-Semitic
policies? All of the foregoing and many others,
but those below had a specific interest in a
radical solution to the Jewish Question
Greiser
Goering
Streicher
Himmler
Goebbels
Frank
Heydrich
Rosenberg
37Which leaders vied for control of military
policy? Ernst Roehm (commander of the private
Nazi army, the Sturmabteilung, or S.A., until his
assassination in 1934),
38Heinrich Himmler, overlord of the Waffen S.S.
(armed S.S.),
39Hermann Goering, chief of the Luftwaffe (air
force),
40Werner von Blomberg (Minister of War until 1938),
41Werner Freiherr von Fritsch (head of the army
high command until 1938),
42and Wilhelm Keitel, head of the Oberkommando der
Wehrmacht (Supreme High Command) after 1938.
43Other influential advisors include Albert Speer
(Hitlers architect and Armaments Minister)
44and Heinrich Hoffmann (Hitlers photographer and
close confidante).