Deputy Führer of the Nazi Party

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Nazi Party position political office

The Deputy Führer of the Nazi Party was a top-ranking leadership position in Nazi Germany responsible for assisting Adolf Hitler and overseeing key aspects of party organization and policy.

Statements (43)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Nazi Party position → political office →
abolished	1945 →
afterEvent	creation of the office of Head of the Party Chancellery →
appliesToJurisdiction	Germany →
appointedBy	Adolf Hitler →
country	Nazi Germany →
dissolvedIn	Germany →
endTime	1945 →
hasAuthorityOver	Nazi Party bureaucracy → party administration →
hasDuties	assisting Adolf Hitler in leadership of the Nazi Party → coordinating party policy → overseeing party organization → representing Hitler in party matters → supervising regional party leaders →
hasRank	top-ranking party leadership position →
headquartersLocation	Brown House, Munich →
hierarchicalPosition	second-in-command of the Nazi Party →
historicalPeriod	World War II → interwar period →
ideology	National Socialism → Nazism →
inception	1933 →
jurisdiction	Nazi Party members →
languageOfWorkOrName	German →
locatedInTime	Third Reich era →
nativeLabel	Stellvertreter des Führers →
notableOfficeHolder	Martin Bormann → Rudolf Hess →
officeHolder	Martin Bormann → Rudolf Hess →
partOf	National Socialist German Workers' Party → Nazi Party leadership →
politicalAlignment	far-right → totalitarian →
replacedBy	Head of the Party Chancellery →
residence	Munich →
significantEvent	flight of Rudolf Hess to Scotland in 1941 →
startTime	21 April 1933 →
subordinateTo	Adolf Hitler → Führer of the Nazi Party →
usedBy	National Socialist German Workers' Party →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Rudolf Hess → Rudolf Hess →	positionHeld