Erhard Heiden
| Erhard Heiden | |
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| Född | 23 februari 1901 München |
|---|---|
| Död | 1933[1] Herrsching am Ammersee, Tyskland |
| Medborgare i | Tyskland |
| Sysselsättning | Köpman[2], politiker |
| Befattning | |
| Reichsführer-SS | |
| Politiskt parti | |
| Nationalsocialistiska tyska arbetarepartiet (–) | |
| Redigera Wikidata | |
Erhard Heiden, född den 23 februari 1901 i München, Kungariket Bayern, Kejsardömet Tyskland, död i september 1933, var en tysk SS-Sturmbannführer. Han var Reichsführer-SS, chef för SS, från mars 1927 till den 6 januari 1929.
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- Williamson, Gordon (1995) [1994] (på engelska). The SS: Hitler's Instrument of Terror. London: Sidgwick & Jackson. sid. 19. ISBN 0-283-06280-0
| Företrädare: Joseph Berchtold | Reichsführer-SS 1927–1929 | Efterträdare: Heinrich Himmler |
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The defendants in the trial against 40 members of the "Stosstrupp Adolf Hitler" (Assault Detachment Adolf Hitler) before the Volksgericht München (People's Court Munich). The Stosstrupp was a paramilitary unit that had participated in the failed Beer Hall Putsch staged by Adolf Hitler in November 9, 1923. Among the men in this picture are Erhard Heiden, who was Heinrich Himmler's predecessor as chief of the SS, Karl Fiehler, who served as mayor of Munich from 1933 to 1945, Hitler's long-time adjutant Julius Schaub, Hitler's Bon Ami Emil Maurice and Walter Hewel who acted as State Secretary in the German Foreign Office and liaison in between Hitler and the Foreign Office during World War Two.
The defendants in the trial against 40 members of the "Stosstrupp Adolf Hitler" (Assault Detachment Adolf Hitler) before the Volksgericht München (People's Court Munich). The Stosstrupp was a paramilitary unit that had participated in the failed Beer Hall Putsch staged by Adolf Hitler in November 9, 1923. Among the men in this picture are Erhard Heiden, who was Heinrich Himmler's predecessor as chief of the SS, Karl Fiehler, who served as mayor of Munich from 1933 to 1945, Hitler's long-time adjutant Julius Schaub, Hitler's Bon Ami Emil Maurice and Walter Hewel who acted as State Secretary in the German Foreign Office and liaison in between Hitler and the Foreign Office during World War Two.