LibGuides: Primary Sources: Faces of Nazi Germany during World War II: Martin Ludwig Bormann

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Head of the Nazi Party Chancellery (a role previously called Deputy Fuhrer until Hess defected and Bormann replaced him with the new title), Hitler’s Personal Private Secretary, controlling all information passed to and from Hitler and controller of all personal access to Hitler. He had final approval over all legislation and de facto control over all domestic matters. History Hit

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Bormann Relays Hitler Order Banning Reference to Final Solution (July 11, 1943) (Jewish Virtual Library)
Martin Bormann (1900 - 1945) (Jewish Virtual Library)
Martin Bormann (Spartacus Educational)
Nuremberg Trial Judgements: Martin Bormann (Jewish Virtual Library)
Martin Bormann’s Directive 55/43 (September 29, 1943) (GHDI)
Martin Bormann’s Minutes of a Meeting at Hitler’s Headquarters (July 16, 1941) (GHDI)
Martin Bormann’s Circular of May 5, 1943, which included a Memorandum on the General Principles Governing the Treatment of Foreign Laborers Employed in the Reich (dated April 15, 1943) (GHDI)
Martin Bormann’s Note on "Safeguarding the Future of the German People" (January 29, 1944) (GHDI)
Hans-Heinrich Lammers's Protocol of a Meeting during which Hitler, Bormann, and Others Rejected Equal Pay for Women (April 25, 1944) (GHDI)
Göring and Hitler on the Obersalzberg (October 1936) (GHDI)
Martin Bormann and Adolf Hitler on the Berghof Terrace (1942) (GHDI)
Title Page of a Special Issue of the Süddeutsche Zeitung with a Report on the Verdicts in the Nuremberg Trial of the Major War Criminals (October 1, 1946) (GHDI)

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