Reichsleiter

Reichsleiter (governor of Reich), was the second political rank highest of the Nazi party, after that of Führer only. The title of Reichsleiter was also a paramilitary row, and the highest rank of all the organizations Nazis. The Reichsleiters returned account only to Adolf Hitler, and received from them orders for the field for which each one was responsible. The assembly of the 18 Reichsleiters constituted the Reichsleitung Nazi party, which initially sat at the Braunen Haus (" house brune") with Munich. Some Reichsleiters were also members of the government of the Third Reich.

List Reichsleiters

Here the list of the Reichsleiters such as it appears in the almanac of the Nazi party:

max Aman: Reichleiter for the press.
Martin Bormann: chief of the chancellery of the party ( Parteikanzlei ).
Phillipp Bouhler : chief of the chancellery of the Führer.
Walther Darré : Minister for agriculture and the food, chief of the RuSHA.
Otto Dietrich : chief of the press service of Reich.
Franz Von Epp: chief of the office of the colonial policy.
Karl Fiehler : chief of the office of the municipal policies.
Hans Frank: Minister for Reich
Dr. Wilhelm Frick: Minister of Interior Department, chief of the Nazi group to the Reichstag .
Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels: Minister for the propaganda of Reich.
Konstantin Hierl : chief of the Reichsarbeitsdienst
Heinrich Himmler: chief of the Schutzstaffel (S).
Dr. Robert Ley: chief of the organization of the Nazi party.
Viktor Lutze : chief of the Sturmabteilung (SA).
Alfred Rosenberg: staff representative of Führer.
Baldur von Schirach : chief of the Youths hitlériennes.
Franz Xaver Schwarz: treasurer of the Nazi party.

Position in the Nazi party

This diagram shows the prominent position of the Reichsleiters in the organization of the Nazi party.

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