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Highest Nazi Party rank for individuals; assigned for functions, not geographical jurisdiction; one might also have State office such as | Highest Nazi Party rank for individuals; assigned for functions, not geographical jurisdiction; one might also have State office such as Minister in the [[Reich Cabinet]] | ||
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Reichsleiter [r]: Highest Nazi Party rank for individuals; assigned for functions, not geographical jurisdiction; one might also have State office such as Minister in the Reich Cabinet