Who was Rosenberg who defined popular culture?

One of the core staff of the Nazi German government, appointed as Minister of Education and Minister of Eastern Occupied Territory Affairs.

A Rosenberg (Alfred Rosenberg) was born on January 13, 1893. In 1940, in the name of protecting cultural relics, Hitler appointed Rosenberg to set up the "Rosenberg Special Work Office", responsible for Expropriation of art treasures from France and other occupying powers. According to Rosenberg's report, from October 1940 to July 1944, the agency confiscated 21,903 cultural relics of various kinds, including 10,980 paintings, 5,825 handicrafts, and hundreds of statues. 17-18 Century furniture 2477 pieces. The looted antiquities from France alone are worth $1 billion. The best of these artifacts were privately owned by the Nazi leader.

Rosenberg had envisioned Ukraine becoming an autonomous state closely allied with Germany and Osland becoming a colonial "protectorate" populated by suitable immigrants from various Germanic nation-states. Settle it, Germanize it. But as a result, Ukraine became a colonial region, while most of Osland gained a certain degree of autonomy, and the original local administrative agencies retained some management functions. The German commissioners in Ukraine and Osland, Koch and Loze, are the top local civil affairs heads, but they are under the leadership of the German Ministry of Eastern Occupied Territory Affairs.

On October 16, 1946, A. Rosenberg was sentenced to hanging in Nuremberg.