Party Leader1919
Appointed Party Leader of the German Socialist Party, controlled by the Thule Society
Historical person
Julius Streicher Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Julius Streicher, based on 15 World History Database records associated with Germany.
15 records1919–194611 events3 places
Chronological biography
1919
Thule Society1919
Appointed Party Leader of the German Socialist Party, controlled by the Thule Society
1922
Press1922
Founds Der Sturmer, anti-semitic newspaper. Founder of Die Sturmer, NAZI anti-semetic newspaper. Appointed Editor of Die Sturmer
Sturmer, Der1922
Founds Der Sturmer, anti-semitic newspaper. Founder of Die Sturmer, NAZI anti-semetic newspaper
1925
Gauleiter1925
Appointed Party Gauleiter by Hitler
NSDAP27 February 1925
Attends the rally & at the end unites with the NSDAP
Rally27 February 1925
Attends the rally & at the end unites with the NSDAP
1933
Aktionsfuhrer1933
Appointed Aktionsfuhrer, riot leader, by Hitler against Jewish shops
Gauleiter1933
Appointed Gauleiter of Franconia
1935
Press1935
Hitler closes die Sturmer after it attacked Gorings wife for defending Jewish friends
Sturmer, Der1935
Hitler closes die Sturmer after it attacked Gorings wife for defending Jewish friends
1945
Indictment Served at Nuremberg19 October 1945
The International Military Tribunal served the indictment, Charter and notice of rights on him at Nuremberg.
Not Guilty Plea at Nuremberg21 November 1945
He entered a plea of not guilty before the International Military Tribunal.
1946
Defence Testimony at Nuremberg26 April 1946
Streicher testified before the Tribunal about his propaganda activities and political career.
Defence Testimony at Nuremberg29 April 1946
Streicher testified before the Tribunal about his propaganda activities and political career.
Titles and roles
Aktionsfuhrer · Editor of Der Sturmer · Editor of Die Sturmer · Gauleiter · Gauleiter-Franconia · Member of GVG · Party Leader of GSP
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.