What's the name of Hitler's particularly bloodthirsty man?

Heydrich (1March 7, 904-1June 7, 942), one of the important members of the German SS, was second only to Himmler. Because of his cruelty, he was called "Blonde Beast", a man with a heart of stone and a "Nazi decapitater". Although his family was descended from Jews, heydrich infiltrated the SS with a letter dated1June 22nd, 932. According to the appraisal, "The attached ancestor list proves that Navy Lieutenant reinhard heydrich is of German descent and has no colored or Jewish descent." Heydrich was the youngest among the top Nazi leaders, but he was deeply appreciated by Hitler for his cold personality and outstanding talent. If he had not died in a hurry at the age of 38, he would have been a strong contender for Hitler's successor. Therefore, Hitler was deeply saddened by heydrich's death. At the grand state funeral held in his honor, Hitler praised heydrich as [a man with an iron will].

Reinhard heydrich was born in a wealthy family in Lower Saxony on 1904. His family is a Jew who immigrated more than 0/00 years ago. My mother is a pianist, and my father is an opera singer, composer, and an ardent admirer of Wagner. Heydrich himself was deeply influenced by his family environment since childhood, until he became a first-class violinist. He has skillful skills and excellent sense of music, and he even cried when playing sad songs with his own hands. He is an anti-Semitic through and through. He was deeply influenced by the living environment around him since he was a child, and he had a deep prejudice against Jews since he was a teenager. However, strict family education and unhappy school life made heydrich a depressed and introverted young man. After World War I, Germany fell into an economic crisis, and Heinrich blamed it on the sins of Jews, which made Germany lose the war. Henceforth, Heinrich 19 19 gave up his studies and heydrich 15 joined the Free German Corps in Harley, but this was only a short military experience. Later, he signed up to join the navy,1March, 922, and finally became a student of the naval academy. 1923 in July, heydrich boarded the destroyer "Berlin" as an intern, and will complete his sergeant course here. Because of his excellent performance, he was promoted to second lieutenant at the age of 22 in 1926 and to lieutenant in 1928. But soon he suffered the first big setback in his life. He was suspected of molesting a girl, was convicted by a military court and dishonorably expelled from the navy. After leaving the navy, Heinrich joined the Nazi Party in 193 1, belonging to Sineitai in Himmler, and was appreciated for his outstanding work. 1933 In March, Himmler became the police chief of Munich. He immediately sent heydrich to take over the political department of the police headquarters. After heydrich took charge of this department, in just a few months, he established an efficient institution-the New Bavarian Political Police. April 1933, Hermann G?ring, Hitler's best friend, established the national secret police-Gestapo under his command. Goering asked all Gestapo personnel to monitor and report those who disagreed or opposed them. Heydrich took the lead. Heydrich's Gestapo considers himself a "nationalist policeman", regards their opponents as a "national scourge" and wants to oppose them biologically and eradicate them. This policeman should protect the "national body" from diseases caused by "bacteria" like a doctor. 1in June, 934, heydrich suggested to Hitler that in order to prevent the occurrence of the "second revolution", Roma, the chief of staff of the stormtroopers, must be proactive and nip in the bud. Therefore, on June 30th, "Long Dao Night" happened. On the night of Long Dao, heydrich's secret police stood out and quickly and decisively eliminated the leadership of the stormtroopers, leaving Roma and his henchmen powerless to fight back. The SS Security Bureau he founded also developed rapidly, annexing the "internal intelligence agency" of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and becoming the only intelligence agency of the Nazi Party. 1936 17 In June, Hitler signed the Order of the Imperial Head of State on Appointing the Chief of the German Police, and Himmler officially took over the imperial police system. Himmler divided the police system into two parts: ordinary police (Ordnungspolizei) and security police (Sicherheitspolizei). SS general Daruge became the chief of police headquarters, and heydrich became the chief of public security police, presiding over the secret police (Gestapo) and criminal police, and mastered the most formidable state machine. At this time, he was only 32 years old. 1in the middle of 936, Himmler and heydrich used the domestic political life of the Soviet Union to be extremely abnormal, and counter-revolutionaries became more and more fierce. The government and the army were eliminating the so-called Stalin's opposition, and used Stalin's strong and suspicious character and prejudice against the former officer Tuhachovski to plan the murder of the Soviet Red Army Marshal Tuhachovski. This caused a devastating blow to the backbone of the Soviet Union. This is the famous "R" file. Three of the five marshals, 57 of the 65,438+03,85 army commanders, 22 of the 65,438+065,438+000,406 brigade commanders of the 65,438+095 division, and all the military commanders were killed in this conspiracy.

Complement Herman William g? Huan (1893- 1946) Imperial Marshal.

The second person in Nazi Germany, one of the culprits of the German war of aggression. He is not only the political, economic and military leader of Germany, France and the West, but also the mastermind of making slave labor plans, suppressing and slaughtering Jews and other races. Therefore, the Nuremberg trial decided that he was "a person second only to Hitler, and he was a criminal activity of all defendants."

1893 65438+ 10/2. Goering was born in a diplomat's family in Bavaria, Germany. 12 years old was sent to Karlsruhe Military Academy, 16 years old entered Gross litchfield Advanced Military Academy near Berlin. He is very satisfied with his study and life in the military academy. 19 12 Goering entered the infantry regiment in milhouse after graduating from the military academy. During the First World War, milhouse was occupied by the French army, and he led the commandos into the city twice. He noticed the role of the air force in the war at that time and in the future, and tried to enter the air force. 19 15 years, after graduating from flight school, Goering flew back to the front line and decided to become the most famous fighter pilot. 19 17 won three battle bravery medals. The following year, he won the highest medal of meritorious military service, and served as the trump card of the German Air Force-the captain of the Richthofen Fighter Brigade.

After the war, Goering went to Denmark and Sweden. 192 1 Returned to Munich University. He was extremely dissatisfied with the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. After listening to Hitler's speech, he felt completely in tune with his own thoughts and took the initiative to join the Nazi Party. After Goering voted for Hitler on 1922, Hitler gave him the stormtroopers recruited from the unemployed. Goering organized them according to the requirements of the regular army and became the commander of the stormtroopers. Goering soon became Hitler's indispensable right-hand man. 1 May, 9231day, Goering wore a medal to participate in a riot in a beer shop, was shot in the thigh and was forced into exile in Sweden and Austria. Because the injury could not be treated in time, in order to alleviate the pain, morphine was injected every day. Goering gradually became addicted to morphine and became depressed and took drugs.

1927 After the Amnesty, Goering returned to Germany and worked as a consultant for several aircraft companies and Lufthansa. In the parliamentary election the following year, Goering became a member of Nazi Party 12. 1932, Goering was elected as the speaker and became a first-rate politician. 1933 At the beginning of the year, after Hitler became prime minister, Goering was appointed as Prussian interior minister, regardless of Guo Chang. He took advantage of his position to form an auxiliary police force with 40,000 stormtroopers, SS and helmets, and firmly controlled the situation in Prussia, which accounts for two-thirds of Germany. He used the "congressional arson case" to arrest Nazi opponents and consolidate Hitler's regime. In April of the same year, he changed the political police to the national secret police, namely the Gestapo. Soon, he replaced Papen as Prime Minister of Prussia. He couldn't convince Hitler that Rome might plan a coup and let Hitler bloodbath the stormtroopers. 1933 in may, after he was appointed minister of aviation, he immediately set out to build an air force.

During the Spanish Civil War, Goering secretly sent an air force to participate in the war. He let the pilots rotate constantly and let as many pilots as possible accumulate actual combat experience. 1938 In February, Hitler took over the command of the entire armed forces and awarded the rank of Marshal. 1940 In July, Hitler awarded him the rank of Grand Marshal of the Great German Empire, which was superior to other marshals. He also won the unique Grand Cross.

Goering hates Jews. After presiding over the German economy, he began to plunder the wealth of Jews and expel them from the country, leaving only their property. It is proposed to establish Jewish isolation areas and Jewish immigration offices in cities, and finally solve the Jewish problem through slaughter.

1939, 1 In September, 1998, German fascists flagrantly launched a war of aggression against Poland. Hitler announced in his speech that if anything happened to him during the war, Goering would be his successor. In this way, Goering obtained the status of Hitler's legal heir. During the invasion of Poland, Goering sent his fleet to attack the Polish Air Force suddenly, which caused many planes of the Polish Army to be destroyed on the ground. German bombers also bombed the defense lines and cities of the Polish army, which reduced many cities to ashes. Goering's air force played an important role in forcing Poland to surrender after three weeks of anti-Japanese war.

The victory of the air force's invasion of Poland made Goering more ambitious and arrogant, always thinking that the air force could solve all the problems in the war. On May 24th, 1940, German armored forces have arrived in Akun, 20 miles away from Dunkirk, ready to panic in the encirclement of more than 300,000 British and French allied forces. But Hitler suddenly ordered the army to stop moving forward, leaving the task of destroying the enemy to the air force. One of the important reasons is that Goering suggested to Hitler to use his air force to destroy the besieged enemy alone, so as to reduce the loss of precious armored forces. In fact, Goering wanted to win the final decisive battle for the air force and win the honor of "easily available" victory fruit. However, due to the bad weather, the attack effect of the German Air Force was affected, and the German Air Force was effectively resisted by the new British Spitfire fighter. Goering's air force destroyed Dunkirk Harbor and sank 243 British transport ships, but Goering boasted to Hitler that it had destroyed the Haikou of the British Expeditionary Force. The Anglo-French Allied Forces left Dunkirk Beach day and night under the eyes of the Germans, creating a historical miracle.

After the German army swept through Western Europe, in August 1940, Hitler issued the order to destroy the British navy and air force from the air and sea, clearing the way for landing in the British Isles. Goering believes that the air force alone can make Britain yield, and the navy also believes that only by gaining air superiority can it cross the sea. Goering organized and launched a large-scale air attack on Britain, code-named "Eagle". Goering is convinced that the defense of British fighter planes in southern England can be destroyed in four days and the Royal Air Force can be completely destroyed in two to four weeks. As early as July, Goering commanded the air force to carry out continuous exploratory attacks on British ports and warships in an attempt to lure British fighters out to fight, but failed.

On August 15, Goering put most of the planes of his three air teams into British air combat, * * * dispatched fighters 1 149 sorties and bombers 80 1 sorties. Due to the fighting between the German and British air forces, the German Army lost 75 planes and the Royal Air Force lost 34. At this rate, it is difficult for Germany to defeat the British Air Force.

From August 24th to September 6th, Goering dispatched 1 plane every day on average, and correctly took the destruction of the fighter plane, the core of the British Air Force's defense force, as the main goal. The number advantage of the German Air Force began to appear. Britain's frontline airports have been greatly damaged, and the communication system for commanding air combat is on the verge of being destroyed. 446 fighter planes were destroyed and seriously damaged, and the casualties of pilots have reached 1/4. The situation is very unfavorable to the Royal Air Force. If the German Air Force insists on fighting, Britain will completely lose its air defense power, and the German landing operation may be successful. However, at this critical moment, the strategy of the German Air Force changed to a large-scale night attack on London. It turns out that this is Goering's second major mistake. This change saved the Royal Air Force, which was stunned, and provided a breathing space for the Royal Air Force to regain its vitality, which became an unprecedented turning point in British air combat. Due to Goering's inability to gain air superiority, on September 17, Hitler began to postpone the implementation of the "Sea Lion" plan indefinitely. Goering began to fall out of favor in front of Hitler, because he failed to achieve the amazing victory that Hitler expected in the British air battle and he won on other battlefields, which shattered the myth that the German army was invincible for the first time. Since then, Goering has delegated the power to direct the actual operations of the air force to others and retired himself to the second line.

In his plan to invade the Soviet Union, Hitler appointed Goering to plunder the Soviet Union's economic wealth, and took it for himself and used it by Germany. Goering incorporated the economy of the countries occupied by Germany into Germany's war economy. /kloc-in the winter of 0/942, the Soviet army launched a winter offensive and surrounded the German Sixth Army and the Fourth Tank Army in Stalingrad. At the end of the discussion, Goering appeared in the conference room with a big smile on his face, and solemnly assured Hitler that he could use the plane to help the besieged troops. Goering's big talk strengthened Hitler's determination not to break through. After that, Goering was called by Hitler to report. He always excuses that the weather is unbearable and he can't send the plane as planned. He promised that all the materials would be delivered once the weather improved. But until the end of 1943 and 1, the German Sixth Army was completely annihilated, and Goering's guarantee was not realized. To this end, Goering was constantly severely criticized by Hitler, accusing him of poor leadership of the Air Force. Goering gave up cutting and took a long vacation in a rage. Since then, Goering has become a scapegoat for the failure of the air force and even the German army. Hitler often abused the imperial marshal in front of senior generals when discussing the war situation, and Goering was discredited from then on.

1On April 20th, 945, Goering attended Hitler's birthday party for the last time, bid farewell to Hitler who was facing death, and left Berlin with a motorcade full of gold, silver and jewels. He believes that Hitler's death is near and he will be the heir. On April 23, Goering, with Kohler's encouragement, prepared to go out as a peace envoy, so he called a consultant to discuss. Everyone thinks that since Hitler decided to stay in Berlin, he cut off contact with the outside world and the government, and actually could not manage things. According to Hitler's announcement on June 29th, 194 1, Goering had the responsibility to take over the regime. Therefore, Goering telegraphed Hitler and asked for confirmation of this authorization.

After receiving the telegram, Hitler was furious with Martin borman, director of the Nazi Party General Office, and called back that Goering had committed treason. If he resigned immediately, he could have avoided death. In order to clear the way to the supreme power, borman ordered the SS to arrest Goering and his men for treason at the headquarters in Berchtesgaden. In this way, the number two of the Third Reich, the only imperial marshal in German history, became a prisoner. Hitler reiterated in his political will the day before his suicide that Goering was dismissed from all his posts and expelled from the Party. Goering was released after the Greeks strangled him.

After the Allied forces occupied Germany, Goering was taken to the American prison camp in Mont Dolf, Luxemburg on May 2 1, and was taken to Nuremberg prison in September. In the Nuremberg trial, Goering stubbornly adhered to the fascist position and repeatedly denied his crimes. On June 1946 10 1 0, Judge Lord Lawrence read out a verdict against Goering on behalf of the United States International Military Tribunal, confirming that Goering was guilty of planning war crimes, crimes against peace, war crimes and crimes against humanity, and sentenced him to be hanged. Since then, Goering proposed to be shot as a soldier, but was rejected and decided to commit suicide. 19461kloc-0/5 night, the fascist culprit Goering committed suicide by taking poison, ending his ugly life.