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Dismissal

Germany · Government / NSDAP Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

9Records
1933–1939Date range
6Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1933

Adolf Hitler14 July 1933

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Dismisses all members of the Cabinet who are not Nazi sympathisers

Gottfried Feder1933

Government / NSDAP Government

Sees the 3rd Reich as a betrayed revolution. Dismissed for organizing settlements of farmers around large cities. Believes Hitler is increasingly "pandering" to industrialists

Herman Goering1933

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Dismisses all the police in Prussia who are not Nazi sympathisers

1938

Adolf HitlerJanuary 1938

Government / NSDAP Government

Forces von Leeb into retirement during the Blomberg-Fritsch crisis

Adolf Hitler4 February 1938

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Conservatives such as Blomberg, Fritsch & Neurath appointed by Hindenburg are removed

Constantin Freiher von Neurath4 February 1938

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Dismissed by Hitler as Foreign Minister

Franz von Papen4 February 1938

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Dismissed by Hitler as Ambassador of Austria

1939

Adolf HitlerJanuary 1939

Government / NSDAP Government

Schacht is dismissed as President of the Reichsbank

Horace Greeley Hjalmar SchachtJanuary 1939

Government / NSDAP Government

Schacht is dismissed as President of the Reichsbank

Names involved

Adolf HitlerConstantin Freiher von NeurathFranz von PapenGottfried FederHerman GoeringHorace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht

Provenance

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