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...mmler]], [[Rudolf Hoess]], [[Richard Walter Darre]], [[Walter Granzow]], [[Alfred Rosenberg]], [[Baldur von Schirach]] and [[Friedrich Schmidt]]. Hoess explained tha

*[[Alfred Rosenberg]]

In 1937, he wrote a letter to [[Alfred Rosenberg]], proposing the registration of Jews and half-Jews. Also in 1937, he compl

| [[Alfred Rosenberg]]

...t Ostland, comprising the Baltic states and much of Belarus, directed by [[Alfred Rosenberg]], the [[Gestapo]] arranged for deportation of Jews there, as well as in G

[[Alfred Rosenberg]] was the Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories. [[Hans Frank]] hea ...developing at the time of the invasion of Poland. On 29 September 1939, [[Alfred Rosenberg]] said Hitler had refined his views after several weeks of experience with

...lesser extent, Stalin), authority was split. Hitler himself, as well as [[Alfred Rosenberg]]'s ''Ostministerium'', had no interest in an independent Slav state, but r

...attempted to establish a government under German auspices. Nazi ideologue Alfred Rosenberg (1893-1946) considered Ukraine a strategically important region that should

During this time, the party was banned, but a proxy movement was run by [[Alfred Rosenberg]].

{{see also|Alfred Rosenberg}} ''and [[Positive Christianity]]''

...attempted to establish a government under German auspices. Nazi ideologue Alfred Rosenberg (1893-1946) considered Ukraine a strategically important region that should

...ng the party’s earlier members were [[Rudolf Hess]], [[Hans Frank]], and [[Alfred Rosenberg]], all later prominent in the Nazi regime.

...ual element of Christianity,” as opposed to the outright [[paganism]] of [[Alfred Rosenberg]] and [[Walther Darré]]. In one of his last articles, for Hitler’s birth