Alfred Naujocks

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Alfred Naujocks was an SS officer and Nazi operative known for orchestrating covert operations, including the staged Gleiwitz incident used as a pretext for the German invasion of Poland in 1939.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi operative
SS officer
human
allegiance Nazi Germany
arrestedBy United States Armed Forces
surface form: American forces
associatedWith ReinhardHeydrich
surface form: Reinhard Heydrich
causeOfDeath natural causes
citizenship Germany
conflict World War II
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfDeath West Germany
dateOfArrest 1944
dateOfBirth 1911-09-20
dateOfDeath 1966-04-04
dateOfEvent 1939-08-31
detainedAt Allied prisoner-of-war camps
employer SS Security Service (SD)
surface form: SS security services
ethnicity German
eventUsedAsPretextFor Invasion of Poland
surface form: German invasion of Poland
fullName Alfred Helmut Naujocks NERFINISHED
gender male
ideology Nazism
invasionStartDate 1939-09-01
involvedIn Nazi security and intelligence operations
languageSpoken German
memberOf Nazi Party
surface form: National Socialist German Workers' Party

Schutzstaffel (SS)
surface form: Schutzstaffel
militaryBranch SS
notableFor Gleiwitz incident
notableOperationType border provocations
false-flag attacks
notableRole SS intelligence and sabotage specialist
occupation intelligence operative
police officer
participatedIn covert operations for Nazi Germany
false-flag operations
placeOfBirth Kiel
placeOfDeath Hamburg
postWarActivity worked as a businessman
postWarLocation West Germany
rank SS-Sturmbannführer
roleInEvent orchestrated the staged Gleiwitz incident
testifiedAbout Gleiwitz incident
workedFor Reich Main Security Office
Sicherheitsdienst

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Gleiwitz incident organizedBy Alfred Naujocks
Operation Himmler commandedBy Alfred Naujocks