Hans-Christian Jasch is the Executive Director of the Memorial and Educational Site of the Wannsee Conference. He has authored the definitive study, published in 2012, of Wilhelm Stuckart, state secretary in the Reich Interior Ministry, and the role of the civil service in Jewish policy.

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• List of FiguresForewordOtto Dov KulkaIntroduction: The Participants: The Men of the Wannsee ConferenceHans-Christian Jasch and Christoph KreutzmüllerChapter 1. Biographical Approaches and the Wannsee Conference.Mark RosemanChapter 2. Otto Adolf Eichmann, Reich Main Security Office: The RSHA’s “Jewish Expert”Bettina StangnethChapter 3. Reinhard Heydrich, Reich Main Security Office: The Nazi Terror EnforcerRobert GerwarthChapter 4. Otto Hofmann, SS Race and Settlement Main Office. A Pragmatic Enforcer of Racial Policy?Isabel HeinemannChapter 5. Dr. Rudolf Lange, Reich Main Security Office: Academic, Ideological Warrior and Mass MurdererPeter KleinChapter 6. Heinrich Müller, Reich Main Security Office: The Archetypical Desktop PerpetratorJohannes TuchelChapter 7. Eberhard Schöngarth, Reich Main Security Office: A Practitioner of Mass MurderOlaf LöschkeChapter 8. Josef Bühler, State Secretary for the General Government. A Behind-the-Scenes PerpetratorIngo LooseChapter 9. Roland Freisler, Reich Ministry of Justice: Hitler’s “Political Soldier”Silke StruckChapter 10. Gerhard Klopfer, Nazi Party Chancellery: A Nationalist Ideologue and a Respectable West GermanMarkus HeckmannChapter 11. Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger, Reich-Chancellery: A Prussian Civil Servant under the Nazi RegimeStefan Paul-Jacobs and Lore KleiberChapter 12. Georg Leibbrandt, Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories: An Academic RadicalStefan Paul-Jacobs and Lore KleiberChapter 13. Undersecretary Martin Luther: Defender of Foreign Office PrerogativesChristopher R. BrowningChapter 14. Alfred Meyer, Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories: From German Monarchist to Nazi Desk PerpetratorHeinz-Jürgen PriamusChapter 15. Erich Neumann, Plenipotentiary for the Four Year Plan: A Colorless, Compliant PrussianChristoph KreutzmüllerChapter 16. Wilhelm Stuckart (1902–1953), Reich Interior Ministry: “A Legal Pedant”Hans-Christian JaschIndex

Hans-Christian Jasch is the Executive Director of the Memorial and Educational Site of the Wannsee Conference. He has authored the definitive study, published in 2012, of Wilhelm Stuckart, state secretary in the Reich Interior Ministry, and the role of the civil service in Jewish policy.

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• List of FiguresForewordOtto Dov KulkaIntroduction: The Participants: The Men of the Wannsee ConferenceHans-Christian Jasch and Christoph KreutzmüllerChapter 1. Biographical Approaches and the Wannsee Conference.Mark RosemanChapter 2. Otto Adolf Eichmann, Reich Main Security Office: The RSHA’s “Jewish Expert”Bettina StangnethChapter 3. Reinhard Heydrich, Reich Main Security Office: The Nazi Terror EnforcerRobert GerwarthChapter 4. Otto Hofmann, SS Race and Settlement Main Office. A Pragmatic Enforcer of Racial Policy?Isabel HeinemannChapter 5. Dr. Rudolf Lange, Reich Main Security Office: Academic, Ideological Warrior and Mass MurdererPeter KleinChapter 6. Heinrich Müller, Reich Main Security Office: The Archetypical Desktop PerpetratorJohannes TuchelChapter 7. Eberhard Schöngarth, Reich Main Security Office: A Practitioner of Mass MurderOlaf LöschkeChapter 8. Josef Bühler, State Secretary for the General Government. A Behind-the-Scenes PerpetratorIngo LooseChapter 9. Roland Freisler, Reich Ministry of Justice: Hitler’s “Political Soldier”Silke StruckChapter 10. Gerhard Klopfer, Nazi Party Chancellery: A Nationalist Ideologue and a Respectable West GermanMarkus HeckmannChapter 11. Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger, Reich-Chancellery: A Prussian Civil Servant under the Nazi RegimeStefan Paul-Jacobs and Lore KleiberChapter 12. Georg Leibbrandt, Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories: An Academic RadicalStefan Paul-Jacobs and Lore KleiberChapter 13. Undersecretary Martin Luther: Defender of Foreign Office PrerogativesChristopher R. BrowningChapter 14. Alfred Meyer, Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories: From German Monarchist to Nazi Desk PerpetratorHeinz-Jürgen PriamusChapter 15. Erich Neumann, Plenipotentiary for the Four Year Plan: A Colorless, Compliant PrussianChristoph KreutzmüllerChapter 16. Wilhelm Stuckart (1902–1953), Reich Interior Ministry: “A Legal Pedant”Hans-Christian JaschIndex

Hans-Christian Jasch is the Executive Director of the Memorial and Educational Site of the Wannsee Conference. He has authored the definitive study, published in 2012, of Wilhelm Stuckart, state secretary in the Reich Interior Ministry, and the role of the civil service in Jewish policy.

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• List of FiguresForewordOtto Dov KulkaIntroduction: The Participants: The Men of the Wannsee ConferenceHans-Christian Jasch and Christoph KreutzmüllerChapter 1. Biographical Approaches and the Wannsee Conference.Mark RosemanChapter 2. Otto Adolf Eichmann, Reich Main Security Office: The RSHA’s “Jewish Expert”Bettina StangnethChapter 3. Reinhard Heydrich, Reich Main Security Office: The Nazi Terror EnforcerRobert GerwarthChapter 4. Otto Hofmann, SS Race and Settlement Main Office. A Pragmatic Enforcer of Racial Policy?Isabel HeinemannChapter 5. Dr. Rudolf Lange, Reich Main Security Office: Academic, Ideological Warrior and Mass MurdererPeter KleinChapter 6. Heinrich Müller, Reich Main Security Office: The Archetypical Desktop PerpetratorJohannes TuchelChapter 7. Eberhard Schöngarth, Reich Main Security Office: A Practitioner of Mass MurderOlaf LöschkeChapter 8. Josef Bühler, State Secretary for the General Government. A Behind-the-Scenes PerpetratorIngo LooseChapter 9. Roland Freisler, Reich Ministry of Justice: Hitler’s “Political Soldier”Silke StruckChapter 10. Gerhard Klopfer, Nazi Party Chancellery: A Nationalist Ideologue and a Respectable West GermanMarkus HeckmannChapter 11. Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger, Reich-Chancellery: A Prussian Civil Servant under the Nazi RegimeStefan Paul-Jacobs and Lore KleiberChapter 12. Georg Leibbrandt, Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories: An Academic RadicalStefan Paul-Jacobs and Lore KleiberChapter 13. Undersecretary Martin Luther: Defender of Foreign Office PrerogativesChristopher R. BrowningChapter 14. Alfred Meyer, Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories: From German Monarchist to Nazi Desk PerpetratorHeinz-Jürgen PriamusChapter 15. Erich Neumann, Plenipotentiary for the Four Year Plan: A Colorless, Compliant PrussianChristoph KreutzmüllerChapter 16. Wilhelm Stuckart (1902–1953), Reich Interior Ministry: “A Legal Pedant”Hans-Christian JaschIndex