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'''Heinrich Himmler''' was born in [[Munich]] in 1900. He was an early follower of [[Adolf Hitler]]{{fact-history}}, and in 1936 he was named chief of police for all of [[Germany]]. When the [[SS]] was established in 1925 Himmler was given command of that also. In 1943 he was made Minister of the Interior and Minister of Home Defense in 1944. He died in 1945 when he committed suicide after being captured by the [[Allies|Allied]] troops. Himmler was one of the most sinister of all the Nazi leaders. Millions were killed by men under his command{{fact-history}}.
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'''Heinrich Himmler''' was born in [[Munich]] in 1900. He was an early follower of [[Adolf Hitler]]{{fact-history}}, and in 1936 he was named chief of police for all of [[Germany]]. When the [[SS]] was established in 1925 Himmler was given command of that also. In 1943 he was made Minister of the Interior and Minister of Home Defense in 1944. He died in 1945 when he committed suicide shortly after hearing of the German loss at the [[Battle of the Bulge]]. Himmler was one of the most sinister of all the Nazi leaders. Millions were killed by men under his command{{fact-history}}.
    
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