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Ruhleben in Berlin. In 1944,
Wilhelm Heering (born 1877),
director (
Ministerialdirigent) at the Reichserziehungsministerium, retired, and
Himmler became...
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became Reichsminister. A new HQ in Berlin, Amt OTZ, was
created with
Ministerialdirigent Franz Xaver Dorsch as
chief of staff. It
merged during 1944 with...
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Reichsforstmeister Reichs Forest Master Generalforstmeister General Forest Master Ministerialdirigent Secretary Oberlandforstmeister Senior Country Forest Master Landforstmeister...
- Regierungsvizepräsident B5:
Ministerialdirigent (on
state level in
positions of
lesser importance) B6:
Ministerialdirigent (in some
states and on federal...
- ("Volljurist"),
Labour law
judge and
Senior Public Administrator ("
Ministerialdirigent").
Since December 2011 he has
served as the
Independent Commission...
- Präsident Commissioner-general,
Regional administration president Ministerialdirigent Ministerial director Vertreter des
Generalkommissars Representative...
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Holocaust during World War II. By 1938,
Globke had been
promoted to
Ministerialdirigent in the
Office for
Jewish Affairs in the
Ministry of the Interior...
- (1895–1957),
German SS
medical officer Hans
Globke (1898–1973),
Ministerialdirigent in the
Office for
Jewish Affairs,
sentenced to life imprisonment...
- - - Regierungsdir****r
Oberst A1a - - -
Ministerialrat B7a - - -
Ministerialdirigent Generalmajor B6 - - - Ministerialdir****r
Generalleutnant Source:...
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responsible for all
organizational preparations. He was
promoted to
Ministerialdirigent on 13
September 1936. In 1938 he was
given the
title of Chef des...
