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| There is also a very interesting article with the title “Embarrassment - How the Public Sees the Police” which is divided into subjects such as the hassle of filing police incident reports, true or false eyewitness reports, the small but important matter of theft protection in stores (California take note!), public intoxication and the police, bicyclists and the police, and anonymous claims. Der Reichstag brannte! is an in-depth report with photos on the burning of the federal parliament building in Berlin on 27 February 1933. |
The name of the Nazi police magazine Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte was changed to Die Deutsche Polizei in 1938. The magazines are well illustrated and contain just the kind of news, scientific information, announcements and fraternal content that any Third Reich policeman could ask for and most articles are written by members of the Police or SS. Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte was the official bi-weekly magazine of the Fellowship League of German Police Officers and was published and printed in Berlin. After the name change in 1938 Die Deutsche Polizei was published at the direction of Reichsführer-SS and Chief of German Police in the Reichsministry of the Interior, Heinrich Himmler.
| The big 64-page, 9-¼ x 12 inch Special Edition of Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte (The German Police Officer) dated 22 April 1936 was also a Werbenummer or advertising edition that was meant to be shared, according to the red message over-printed on the front cover. It starts with a foreword by Commander of the German Police, Kurt Daluege. Articles explain the role of the police in Nazi Germany (“Your Friend and Helper”), career opportunities in, for example, the neighborhood police and gendarmerie, the National Socialist battle against crime by the Kriminalpolizei, explaining capital offenses, behind the scenes at a Berlin police station, house break-ins, police and witnesses, the press and the police, fire prevention, prevention against hustlers, members of the German police as Olympic hopefuls and competitors, etc. |
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| This 86 year old edition of Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte contains fine full-page Heinrich Hoffmann portraits of State and Prussian Minister of the Interior Dr. Frick (wearing his Blood Order), General der Flieger Hermann Göring, Generalleutnant Kurt Daluege, and Reichführer-SS Heinrich Himmler. Two other photo pages printed on glossy paper have smaller portraits of high-ranking police officials such as Staatssekretär (and SS-Brigadeführer) Ludwig Grauert, Ministerialdirigent Alfred Hall (Daluege’s adjutant), Ministerialdirigent Franz Bracht, Staatsminister Adolf Wagner, Staatsminister Dr. Fritsch, SS-Brigadeführer Pflaumer, etc. |
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| The main article of the 42-page 20 September 1938 edition of Die Deutsche Polizei is about Reichsparteitag Großdeutschland and has many photos of the recent event including Adolf Hitler, Reichsführer-SS Himmler, SS Standarten review, Italian and Japanese Youth, General von Brauchitsch, Luftwaffe airplane and Army Panzerwagen exhibition events, the SS and Police parade attended by Hitler, Goering, Himmler and Hess, etc. |
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| There is also a photo article about the NS-Kampfspiele (SS sport championship) and the desire of the ethnic German population in Sudetenland to become part of Hitler’s Nazi Germany. Traffic signs and the new uniforms of the Italian Carabinieri are shown, there are guidelines about writing a proper Will & Testament and information about pest control in agriculture and forestry. There is even a black bordered announcement about the death of a policeman who was shot and killed while trying to arrest a criminal in Landsberg in 2 September 1938. This Nachruf is over the name of Chef der Ordnungspolizei Daluege. |
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| These two rare Nazi police magazines have new book reviews, information about WHW charity collections for the police, police job openings all over Nazi Germany, results of local police sport events, obituaries of police officials, and advertising by or for Otto Boenicke cigars, Salamander shoes, Sauer pistols, Hohner harmonicas, Walther police pistols, NSU motorcycles, Allianz insurance, Mercedez-Benz, [Aryan company] Paul Weyersberg Solingen SS-Polizeidegen, Loden-Frey coats, Bären-Stiefel (SA boots, HJ and BdM shoes), companies selling silverware and razor blades, etc. |
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The loose pages from the 1 October 1936 issue of Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte cover the Reichsparteitag der Ehre, and photos show Hitler on the balcony of the Deutscher Hof Hotel in Nürnberg and SA, SS, HJ, RAD and NSKK troops marching through the city. There is even a very rare photo of SS-Gruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich (Head of the Main Office of the Sicherheitspolizei) in front of the march of German policemen through Nürnberg during the Nazi Party Days. Reinhard Heydrich did not often appear in print or in photos anywhere in Germany EXCEPT in articles like these in Nazi police magazines!
This is very rare original 80+ year old Third Reich police material in very nice condition - no odor.
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| The Special Edition of Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte is accompanied by parts of the 1 September 1936 and 1 October 1936 issues of the same publication, 30 loose pages total with superb photo content. The pages from the September 1936 issue cover the 1936 Summer Olympics and the excellent performance by the German Police to make the event successful, foreign response to the performance of the German police during the Olympics, and photos show many of the German gold medal winners, Wehrmacht equestrians and even Graf Helldorff, Kurt Daluege and State Secretary Funk during the reception of foreign police dignitaries in Berlin during the Olympics. |
This lot consists of rare original, heavily illustrated Third Reich police magazines from 1936 and 1938. They are: |
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1) the 22 April 1936 Sonderausgabe or Special Edition of Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte (The German Police Officer or Police Official) produced for the Police Education Week (22 - 27 April 1936) and Day of German Police (28 & 29 April 1936),
2) the 20 September 1938 edition of Die Deutsche Polizei (The German Police), and
3) an additional 30 loose photo pages of the 1 September 1936 and 1 October 1936 issues of Der Deutsche Polizeibeamte covering the 1936 Summer Olympics and Reichsparteitag der Ehre. |
This lot of rare heavily illustrated Nazi police magazines is ** SOLD **
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ORIGINAL NAZI POLICE MAGAZINES DIE DEUTSCHE POLIZEI
TWO RARE ORIGINAL 1936 AND 1938 NAZI POLICE MAGAZINES DIE DEUTSCHE POLIZEI AND DER DEUTSCHE POLIZEIBEAMTE PLUS EXTRAS!
