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| | ELI NATHANS | Legal Order as Motive and Mask: Franz Schlegelberger and the Nazi Administration of Justice | Law and ... |
 | | When he joined the Reich Justice Ministry, or Reichsjustizamt, as it was then known, in 1918, it served primarily to draft legislation; most of the other functions of the administration of justice were carried out at the state level. |
 | | A draft of Schlegelberger's letter, which was sent to the head of the Reich Chancellory, Hans Lammers, on March 6, 1940, is contained in BA R 22/256. |
 | | Schlegelberger (as Gürtner's representative) to the Representative of the Führer, the Chief of the Reich Chancellory, Field Marshall Goering, the Foreign Minister, the Interior Minister, the Propaganda Minister, the Finance Minister, the Economics Minister, and the Minister for Food and Agriculture, December 12, 1938, BA R 22/728, 203-4, 203. |
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