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Hans Lammers

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646:, which was set up to operate as a "war cabinet". In that position, he was able to review all pertinent documents regarding national security and domestic policy even before they were forwarded to Hitler in person. The historian Martin Kitchen explains that the centralization of power accorded to the Reich Chancellery and therefore to its head made Lammers become "one of the most important men in Nazi Germany". From the vantage point of most government officers, Lammers seemed to speak on behalf of Hitler, the ultimate authority within the Reich. Lammers was also one of the first officials to sign government correspondence with "Heil Hitler", which became a requisite greeting for civil servants and eventually so ubiquitous that failure to use it was considered an "overt sign of dissidence", which could trigger attention from the 707: 33: 766: 410: 398: 745:, arguing that since Hitler was cut off in Berlin, Göring should assume leadership of Germany. Göring set a time limit of 22:00 that night (23 April), when he would consider Hitler incapacitated. The telegram was intercepted by Bormann, who convinced Hitler that Göring was a traitor and that the telegram was a demand to resign or be overthrown. Hitler responded angrily and ordered SS troops to arrest Göring. Soon afterwards, Hitler removed Göring from all of his offices and ordered Göring, his staff and Lammers to be placed under 680:(Armed Forces High Command; OKW), and Bormann, who controlled the Party. Hitler seemed to be in agreement with that proposal since none of them posed a threat to his leadership or would disagree with him. The committee was intended to independently propose measures regardless of the wishes of various ministries, with Hitler reserving most final decisions to himself. The committee, soon known as the 667:, he increasingly controlled access to Hitler. By early 1943, the war produced a labour crisis for the regime. Hitler agreed to the creation of a three-man committee with representatives of the state, the army and the party in an attempt to centralise control of the war economy and over the home front. The committee members were Lammers (Chief of the Reich Chancellery), 1431: 773:
After the war's conclusion, Lammers provided Allied interrogators with some insights into the nature of the Third Reich's hierarchy. Postwar mythology was such that many were convinced Hitler had completely ostracised the aristocratic officers under his command, but the truth was somewhat different.
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and Lammers. All agreed that Göring was Hitler's designated successor and was to act as his deputy if Hitler ever became incapacitated. Göring concluded that by remaining in Berlin to face certain death, Hitler had incapacitated himself from governing. Acting on the matter, Göring sent a
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In April 1945, Lammers was arrested by SS troops during the final days of the Nazi regime, in connection with the upheaval surrounding Hermann Göring. On 23 April, as the Soviets tightened the encirclement of Berlin, Göring consulted
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Lammers reported to the Allies that Nazi kingpins and high-ranking Wehrmacht officers received lavish gifts, severance packages, expropriated estates and huge cash awards. Recipients of
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Over time, Lammers lost power and influence because of the increasing irrelevancy of his position due to the war and as a consequence of Martin Bormann's growing influence with Hitler.
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with an effective date of 1 March 1932 (membership number 1,010,355) and achieved rapid advancement. He was appointed head of the police office in the Interior Ministry and, after the
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vol. 1 (New York: MacMillan Publishing, 1991), p. 254, Lammers received a pardon reducing his sentence in 1951 but he was not released until 16 December 1954; Max Williams in
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at Obersalzberg. Lammers was taken prisoner by American forces, but in the meantime, his wife, Elfriede (née Tepel), committed
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worked together to bring it down. The result was that nothing changed, and the Committee of Three declined into irrelevance.
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From January 1943, Lammers served as president of the cabinet when Hitler was absent from their meetings. Along with
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In April 1946, Lammers was a defence witness at the trial before the International Military Tribunal in
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There are conflicting reports about Lammers's release date. According to Zentner and BedĂĽrftig, in
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as an officer. He was severely wounded in 1917, losing his left eye, and was awarded the
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in September 1933 (SS number 118,401) and attained the rank of SS-
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On 30 August 1939, immediately prior to the outbreak of the
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and he retained his post as Chief of the Reich Chancellery.
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politician. From 1933 until 1945 he served as Chief of the
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Lammers in 1947 facing trial for crimes against humanity
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On 26 November 1937, his rank in the 329: 1913; died 1945) 206:(Presiding Officer in Hitler's Absence) 1465:Newspaper clippings about Hans Lammers 1141: 1081: 1069: 1057: 576:, he joined the national conservative 2249:Members of the Academy for German Law 1116: 1114: 1093: 1006: 911:The Longman Companion to Nazi Germany 512:in the cabinet. During the 1948–1949 219:January 1943 â€“ 24 April 1945 7: 2259:Government ministers of Nazi Germany 2086:Members granted rank & authority 1346:The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich 1033: 919:The Rise And Fall of the Third Reich 907:The SS: Alibi of a Nation, 1922–1945 610:. At the recommendation of Interior 2284:People from the Province of Silesia 1405:The Encyclopedia of the Third Reich 1368:. Vol. 2. Fonthill Media LLC. 891:The Encyclopedia of the Third Reich 197:and Chief of the Reich Chancellery) 2224:20th-century German civil servants 1408:. New York: MacMillan Publishing. 1349:. 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Index


GruppenfĂĽhrer
Reichsminister
Chief of the Reich Chancellery
Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger
Adolf Hitler
FĂĽhrer
Staatssekretär
Adolf Hitler
FĂĽhrer
Erwin Planck
President of the Reich Cabinet
(Presiding Officer in Hitler's Absence)

Lublinitz
Silesia
Prussia
German Empire
DĂĽsseldorf
West Germany
Nazi Party
German National People's Party
Alma mater
German University of Breslau
Heidelberg University
Hitler Cabinet
German Empire
Nazi Germany
Imperial German Army
Schutzstaffel
Hauptmann
ObergruppenfĂĽhrer

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