Foreign Office of Nazi Germany

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The Foreign Office of Nazi Germany was the regime’s diplomatic ministry, responsible for managing foreign relations and often complicit in implementing its expansionist and genocidal policies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf foreign affairs ministry
government ministry
institution of Nazi Germany
archivesLocation Political Archive of the German Foreign Office
complicitIn Holocaust
Nazi expansionist policies
genocidal policies in Eastern Europe
occupation policies in Europe
persecution and deportation of Jews
cooperatedWith Ministry of the Interior of Nazi Germany
Reich Main Security Office
SS
country Nazi Germany
surface form: German Reich

Nazi Germany
dissolvedAsResultOf defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945
endTime 1945
followedBy Auswärtiges Amt
surface form: Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Republic of Germany)

German Foreign Office
surface form: Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany
headquartersLocation Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse, Berlin
ideology Nazism
jurisdiction Nazi Germany
legalStatusAfterWar subject to denazification
locatedInTime 1933–1945
minister Joachim von Ribbentrop
Konstantin von Neurath
nativeName Auswärtiges Amt
notableEmployee Franz Rademacher
Martin Luther (Nazi official)
officeHolder Ernst von Weizsäcker
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Konstantin von Neurath
participatedIn World War II
precededBy German Foreign Office
surface form: Foreign Office of the Weimar Republic
responsibleFor diplomatic relations of Nazi Germany
foreign policy of Nazi Germany
management of embassies and consulates
negotiation of international treaties
roleIn administration of occupied territories’ diplomatic affairs
justification of German aggression
propaganda abroad
shortName AA
significantEvent coordination of Axis diplomacy
diplomatic preparation for German territorial expansion
participation in negotiations leading to the Munich Agreement
startTime 1933
subordinateTo Adolf Hitler
Reich government
surface form: Government of Nazi Germany

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WannseeConference attendeeOrganization Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
subject surface form: Wannsee Conference
Martin Luther (diplomat) partOf Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: Nazi German diplomatic corps
Joachim von Ribbentrop employer Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia authorities subordinateTo Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: German Foreign Office
Auswärtiges Amt precededBy Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: Reich Foreign Office
AA usedBy Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: diplomatic corps of Nazi Germany
AA relatedTo Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: Nazi Party foreign policy apparatus
Martin Luther (Nazi official) memberOf Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: German Foreign Office
Martin Luther (Nazi official) employer Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: Reich Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ernst Wilhelm Bohle employer Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
Cabinet of Adolf Hitler hasPart Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: Reich Foreign Office
Franz Rademacher affiliation Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: German Foreign Office Jewish Affairs desk
Martin partOf Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
subject surface form: Martin Luther (diplomat)
this entity surface form: Nazi diplomatic corps
Martin associatedWith Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
subject surface form: Martin Luther (diplomat)
this entity surface form: German Foreign Office during the Third Reich
Luther Memorandum relatedOrganization Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
this entity surface form: Reich Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ernst Woermann employer Foreign Office of Nazi Germany