Head of the NSDAP

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Head of Office of the NSDAP was given a title of functionary that had represented the highest-ranking position within the NSDAP 's political organization since 1932 .

Together with Adolf Hitler as a board member of the National Socialist Workers' Association , the heads of office officially formed the Reich leadership of the NSDAP . A distinction was made between Gauamtsleiter and Reichsamtsleiter.

Adolf Hitler appointed the following heads of office:

• December 14, 1932: Robert Ley and Richard Walther Darré
• December 15, 1932: Rudolf Hess
• 1933: Albert Bormann (brother of Martin Bormann )
• 1934: Alfred Baeumler

literature

• Helmut Heiber: files of the party chancellery of the NSDAP. Reconstruction of a lost stock. Regesten, Volume 1 . Oldenbourg Verlag, 1983, ISBN 978-3-486-49641-3 .