R & A No. 3113.7 / Principal Nazi Organizations Involved in the ...

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'"Tht.taale and the demands given to i she rheit spoil zed
• I I III IIII II r
and Si-' were in ncjordance with historical developments,, met
by stages , fhe f • ret of theso 6tages v/s-5 devoted to est
shing intern« t security in the Old R*i3/ ,. through all
necessary means aid measures-. rhesa included the singli
out and attacking of Jews i.r order - an Has almost been
achieved already » to force tlieaj to emigrate; che dissoli
of all parties hostile to the state (among them all com*.
g aged organizations,, such as tne Communirt.», Free Masons^
Rotary Clubs, and church affiliated you -mi.zatlons
the supervision of "immigranttt" (refugees who came to the
Loh from other countries end -who are not sx-.fxm definitely
to be friendly to the Reich)* the persecul ion of emigres
(political opponents who fled abroad)& i .y ; the
ferreting out and euprescion of sabotage., terrorism and
espionage as well as the organization of r. >-* liable fron'
f.
police' - *' Theyals.3 included all measurer taken «gainst
individuals and organizations who opposed the new funds-
mental concepts of the Germtn people's community and family
CiL In short, the SP played ahse.ding role ir h.i preparation
end„ perhaps, the execution o.? domestic perpetrated
against racial minorities,, political opponents< churches
atsd clergy,., and ail other groups and individuals which the
SDj on the strength of their "fundamental exposition" de
cL-x^l to be politically undesirable i. ji©0e of evidence
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