Frick Wilhelm is one of the most prominentfigures of the National Socialist Party of Germany. This man stood at the very roots of Nazism. He was personally acquainted with Hitler and in many ways contributed to his ascent.
Born in the territory of the German Empire. His father was a teacher. According to some information, Wilhelm's childhood was full of physical punishments. Allegedly, my father constantly beat his son for the slightest misconduct. In general, little is known about Frick's youth. He graduated from high school and entered the police academy. Already in 1901 he became the head of the department. He is engaged in search and investigation. Unlike Hitler and his first companions, Wilhelm does not take part in the First World War. He studies jurisprudence and begins to write the first articles.
Since then, Frick Wilhelm has become activeparticipant of the Nazi movement. However, he does not speak publicly, but only patronizes the Nazi Party. Also closely communicates with the occult society of Thule. He uses his powers as a policeman to help his comrades-in-arms. However, his relatively low position can not radically affect the political process in Bavaria.
In the fall of the twenty-third, the Nazis conceivedopen speech. In the Bavarian land, they were quite popular. Therefore, Hitler and his closest henchmen, including Frick, decided to open an insurgency. In the opinion of the conspirators, the statement would allow us to take power in the region, and then advance to Berlin. On the side of the Nazis was Ludendorff, a famous military leader who was popular in army circles. Frick was responsible for supporting the police. Wilhelm was the head of the site, but could not persuade his men to rebel. In the same way as Lyushendrof could not give orders to the military.
On November 8, the ruling elite of Bavariagathered in the pub to listen to the speech of his leader Kara. At this time, the armed Nazis took the building in a ring. Hitler captivated the government of the land and announced the preparation of a campaign against Berlin. Contrary to expectations, almost no one supported the statement. Therefore, the rebels moved straight to the building of the Ministry of Defense, hoping that such a desperate move would cause discord in the ranks of the military. However, instead of jubilant crowds they were met by a detachment of armed policemen. There was a shootout, which resulted in the death of sixteen Nazis. Hitler, Remus and other prominent figures were arrested. Frick Wilhelm escaped arrest and became in fact the leader of the "legal" Nazis.
Hitler and other Nazis were kept in very acceptable conditions.
Who is Wilhelm Frick, already knew all of Germany. In the thirtieth year he receives one of the key posts in Erfurt. All this time he skillfully maneuvered between different factions and associations. His task was to "keep" seats in the parliament until the Nazi Party did not gain enough power to seize power in the country. For a long time, the public leader of the Nazis was Wilhelm Frick. Personal life politics was widely covered in the media.
It was thanks to him that Hitler was able to getcitizenship of Germany. To be elected to the presidency, Adolf had to take some sort of post. And Frick appoints him military adviser in the land of Braunschweig.
Reforms of Frick cardinally change the deviceGermany. Regional self-government is completely abolished. The institutions of the federal states are being liquidated. Strict centralization avoids the possibility of consolidating the opposition in certain regions. Also under Frick the Social Democratic Party is banned, the first anti-Semitic laws are published.
Two years before the end of the war, the occupiedCzech Republic arrives Wilhelm Frick. Photos of the new protector are printed in all newspapers. It was a signal to the underground fighters that now the orders will only get worse. At that time, the Czech partisans had already started their activities. From the territory of the USSR, armed detachments were sent there, who sabotaged production and supplies to the front. Frick carried out cruel punitive measures both against the underground and against the civilian population.
A week before the end of the war, he was arrested by the Alliedtroops in Bavaria. After the capture, he was transferred to the Nuremberg Tribunal. The Frick case was one of the key. On October 1, 1946, he was sentenced to death. Fifteen days later he was hanged.
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