Julius Streicher
| Date of birth | February 12, 1885 |
| Place of birth | Fleinhausen near Augsburg |
| Date of death | October 16, 1946 |
| Place of death | Nuremberg |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Streicher |
Connections
Julius Streicher
- Political power base -
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
Streicher was closely involved in the NSDAP state leadership in Bavaria. This position allowed him to influence local party structures and propaganda activities.
Julius Streicher
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Rudolf Heß
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Julius Streicher
- Designant (death penalty) -
Nürnberger Prozess gegen die Hauptkriegsverbrecher
Streicher was one of the 24 in the trial of the main war criminals in front of the International Military Court in Nuremberg and was sentenced and executed in 1946 for crimes against humanity to death.
Julius Streicher
- Ideological ally -
Alfred Rosenberg
Rosenberg was a central Nazi ideologue. Streicher maintained contacts with him, particularly when it came to coordinating anti-Semitic and racist propaganda within the party.
Julius Streicher
- Propaganda cooperation -
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels was Reich Minister for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda. Streicher cooperated with him to some extent on ideological issues and propaganda strategies, although Goebbels often found Streicher compromising.
Julius Streicher
- Editor of the anti-Semitic inflammatory newspaper \'Der Sturmer\' -
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
From 1923 onwards, Streicher published the newspaper 'Der Stürmer', which was considered one of the most radical anti-Semitic propaganda instruments of the early NSDAP and contributed greatly to the spread of anti-Jewish ideology.
Julius Streicher
- editor -
Der Stürmer
Julius Streicher was the founder, editor and main contributor to the anti-Semitic weekly newspaper “Der Stürmer”. The newspaper served as his personal propaganda tool and spread extreme anti-Semitism.
Julius Streicher
- Political opponent -
Gustav Kahr
Gustav Kahr was Bavarian State Commissioner during the early NSDAP phase. Streicher was in opposition to Kahr because he supported Hitler's rise to power and the party's radical line.
Julius Streicher
- Nazi relationship/SA leadership -
Ernst Röhm
Streicher had close connections to the leadership of the SA, including Ernst Röhm, and used these networks to support the NSDAP in Bavaria and to secure his own political position.
Julius Streicher
- Printing and distribution network -
Franz-Eher-Verlag
Eher-Verlag was the central party publishing company of the NSDAP. Streicher used the publisher's distribution and printing network to gain political support and spread his propaganda.
Julius Streicher
- Local propaganda center -
Fränkischer Stürmer-Propagandakreis
Streicher organized local support circles and propaganda cells to intensify the spread of his political messages in Franconia and to create loyalty-based structures within the population.
Julius Streicher
- Instructor/Influence on Ideology -
Ordensburg Sonthofen
Streicher was involved in the ideological training of NSDAP members and influenced the training through his radical anti-Semitic propaganda.
Julius Streicher
- Political activity -
Antisemitische Agitation in Bayern
Streicher used local political power and his propaganda to systematically promote anti-Semitic attitudes among the population of Bavaria, even before Hitler came to power in 1933.
Julius Streicher
- Political opponent -
Franz Gürtner
Franz Gurtner, Bavarian Minister of Justice, was critical of Streicher because he had to conduct many legal disputes with Streicher and his radical propaganda.
Julius Streicher
- Propaganda campaign -
Judenfeindliche Agitation in Franken
Streicher organized targeted anti-Semitic campaigns in Franconia to stir up prejudice and politically strengthen the NSDAP.
Julius Streicher
- Geopolitical advisor -
Karl Haushofer
Streicher maintained loose ties with Haushofer, whose geopolitical ideas about space and expansion were influenced by Nazi ideology and indirectly supported Streicher's propaganda.