Office for Family and Kinship Research

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The Office for Family and Kinship Research was a Nazi SS institution responsible for investigating and documenting racial ancestry and kinship to enforce the regime’s racial policies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi SS institution
racial policy office
appliesPolicy Nazi racial purity regulations
Nuremberg Laws NERFINISHED
contributesTo bureaucratic implementation of Nazi racial ideology
exclusion of Jews from public life
persecution of people defined as non-Aryan
selection of individuals for privileges based on racial criteria
country Nazi Germany
dissolved after the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945
employs SS administrative personnel
archivists
genealogists
racial experts
ethicalAssessment complicit in crimes of the Nazi regime
instrument of racial persecution
fieldOfWork enforcement of racial laws
genealogical research
kinship documentation
racial ancestry investigation
racial classification
focusesOn classification of people as Aryan or non-Aryan
kinship ties
racial ancestry
historicalPeriod Third Reich NERFINISHED
ideology Nazism
antisemitism
scientific racism
völkisch ideology
notableFor supporting SS personnel selection
supporting enforcement of Nazi racial laws
systematic investigation of ancestry for racial purposes
operatedIn Germany NERFINISHED
partOf SS Main Office structure NERFINISHED
Schutzstaffel NERFINISHED
purpose to determine eligibility for SS membership based on ancestry
to document kinship relations for racial policy
to enforce Nazi racial policies
to investigate racial ancestry of individuals
usesMethod church register examination
civil registry examination
family tree compilation
genealogical records analysis

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Rasse- und Siedlungshauptamt der SS hasPart Office for Family and Kinship Research