Heinrich Himmler papers

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Personal Early life Family Margarete Himmler (wife) Gudrun Burwitz (daughter) Hedwig Potthast (mistress) Gebhard Ludwig (brother) Ernst (brother) Katrin Himmler (great-niece) Heinz Kokott (brother-in-law) Richard Wendler (brother-in-law) Posen speeches 4th Reichsführer-SS SS ideology Staff Wewelsburg Operation Himmler 1940 Spain visit The Holocaust Final Solution Operation Reinhard Generalplan Ost Kersten Agreement Army Group Upper Rhine 20 July plot Army Group Vistula Operation Nordwind Organizations Schutzstaffel Gestapo Ahnenerbe Lebensborn Reich Central Office for the Combating of Homosexuality and Abortion Legacy Nazi occultism Papers Wartime diaries
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The Heinrich Himmler papers are a collection of papers held by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Some limited items from the collection were digitized for the first time in 2017 including two photo albums with photos from Himmler's travels in Germany and Nazi occupied Poland.^[1] Though most of the papers were stored at Stanford University, some of these papers were discovered in Tel Aviv in 2014.^[2]