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Roadkill · 12-13-2004, 09:54 AM

Excuse the syntax errors, I have about ten minutes here at work and no dictionary.

rk

'The Frankfurt Police during National Socialism"

The NSDAP made sure surprisingly quickly that the security system came under their control. Already on 22 Feb 1933, not even four weeks after taking power, declared the Reichscommissoner at the time of the interior ministry in Prussia, Herman Goering, that the uniformed combat, security, and propaganda troops of the NSDAP, the Storm Troops also, were to be part of the Hilfspolezi. By this action terror and "Willkur" were offically sanctioned. Everywher in Germany the police were under the influence of the SA. All of the basic rights of the Weimar regime were crushed by the brown power controllers and overnight made into illusions.
Residence searches and the capturing of political
opponents or undesirables became a daily occurence after the Reichstags fire in Feburay 1933.

12-13-2004, 09:54 AM	#12
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,632 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	Excuse the syntax errors, I have about ten minutes here at work and no dictionary. rk 'The Frankfurt Police during National Socialism" The NSDAP made sure surprisingly quickly that the security system came under their control. Already on 22 Feb 1933, not even four weeks after taking power, declared the Reichscommissoner at the time of the interior ministry in Prussia, Herman Goering, that the uniformed combat, security, and propaganda troops of the NSDAP, the Storm Troops also, were to be part of the Hilfspolezi. By this action terror and "Willkur" were offically sanctioned. Everywher in Germany the police were under the influence of the SA. All of the basic rights of the Weimar regime were crushed by the brown power controllers and overnight made into illusions. Residence searches and the capturing of political opponents or undesirables became a daily occurence after the Reichstags fire in Feburay 1933.