State Secretary in the General Government

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State Secretary in the General Government was a high-ranking administrative post in Nazi-occupied Poland, responsible for overseeing civil governance under the General Governor during World War II.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative post
government office
political office
appliesToJurisdiction General Government
German occupation of Poland
surface form: Nazi-occupied Poland
associatedWith Nazi Party
country Nazi Germany
endTime 1945
governanceModel centralized administration
governmentBranch civil administration
hasRole coordination of civilian governance
implementation of occupation policies
oversight of civil administration
supervision of administrative departments
hierarchicalLevel high-ranking
historicalContext German occupation of Poland
historicalSignificance key role in managing Nazi occupation structures in Poland
languageOfWork German
legalBasis decrees of Adolf Hitler establishing the General Government
locatedIn Kraków NERFINISHED
operatedUnder Nazi Germany
surface form: National Socialist regime

Nazi occupation authorities
partOf administration of the General Government
occupation administration in Poland
politicalSystem authoritarian regime
relatedTo German civil administration in occupied Europe
responsibleFor administrative support for repressive occupation policies
coordination between German civil authorities in the General Government
execution of decrees of the General Governor
scopeOfAuthority civil affairs in the General Government
seatOfGovernment Wawel Castle NERFINISHED
startTime 1939
subordinateTo Governor-General of the General Government
surface form: General Governor of the General Government

Hans Frank
surface form: Governor-General Hans Frank
timePeriod World War II
typeOfJurisdiction occupied territory

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Josef Bühler positionHeld State Secretary in the General Government