Reich government

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The Reich government was the central authoritarian regime of Nazi Germany, dominated by Nazi Party officials who controlled the state’s political, legal, and administrative apparatus.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf authoritarian regime
central government
government
appliesToJurisdiction Germany
capital Berlin
characteristic abolition of civil liberties
centralization of power
dictatorship
one-party state
police state
state terror
suppression of political opposition
totalitarianism
controlled German armed forces
German civil service
German police
judiciary of Nazi Germany
controlledBy Nazi Party
country Nazi Germany
dissolvedAfter German surrender in 1945
dominantParty Nazi Party
endTime 1945
headOfGovernment Adolf Hitler
headOfState Adolf Hitler
ideology Nazism
implementedPolicy Gleichschaltung
Nuremberg Laws
antisemitic legislation
expansionism
militarization of society
persecution of Jews
persecution of political opponents
racial laws
state propaganda
language German
legalBasis Enabling Act of 1933
opposedBy Allied powers in World War II
partOf Third Reich
politicalPosition far-right
replaced Weimar Republic government
responsibleFor Holocaust
crimes against humanity
war crimes in World War II
significantEvent Enabling Act of 1933
startTime 1933
usedLegalInstrument Reichstag Fire Decree
usedSecurityApparatus Gestapo
SD
SS

Referenced by (49)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Foreign Office of Nazi Germany ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Ministry of the Interior of the Weimar Republic
Organisation Todt ("Nazi German government")
Reich Air Ministry ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Reich Coal Commissioner
Reich Labour Ministry
Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Reich Ministry of Defence ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Reich Ministry of Economics
Reich Ministry of Finance
Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture
Reich Ministry of Justice
Reich Office for Economic Planning
Reich Office for Spatial Planning
Reich Price Commissioner
Reich Protector ("German Reich government")
Reich Statistical Office
subordinateTo
Eduard Jobst Siedler ("German Reich government")
Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Hans Heinrich Lammers ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Irmfried Eberl ("Nazi German authorities")
Otto Dietrich ("Reich government of Nazi Germany")
Wilhelm Frick ("Government of Nazi Germany")
employer
Ministry of the Interior of Nazi Germany ("government of Nazi Germany")
Reich Minister without Portfolio
Reich Ministry of Armaments and War Production ("Government of Nazi Germany")
Reich Ministry of Defence
Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture ("government of Nazi Germany")
Reich Office for Spatial Planning ("government of Nazi Germany")
partOf
Cabinet Room ("German Reich government")
Nazi Party officials
governingBody
Gleichschaltung ("Nazi state apparatus")
Law Concerning the Reconstruction of the Reich
implementedBy
AA
Reichsgesetzblatt ("Reichsregierung")
relatedTo
Cabinet of Adolf Hitler ("Reich government under Adolf Hitler")
alsoKnownAs
Reich Chancellery ("Nazi government of Germany")
builtFor
Siegfriedstellung ("Nazi German government")
constructedBy
Stroop Report ("Nazi German authorities")
createdFor
Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service ("Reich government of Adolf Hitler")
enactedBy
Cabinet of Adolf Hitler
executiveBody
Enabling Act of 1933
grantedPowerTo
Rentenmark ("Reichsregierung")
introducedBy
Hans Heinrich Lammers
memberOf
Gerhard Klopfer ("Third Reich administration")
participantIn
German Federal Cabinet ("Reich Cabinet of Germany")
predecessor
Enabling Act of 1933 ("Hitler cabinet")
proposedBy
Allied Control Council ("Nazi government of Germany")
replaced
Government of Prussia ("central government of Nazi Germany")
replacedBy

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