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{{Quote|Thus I have basically given the order to also kill the wives and children of these partisans, and commissars. I would be a weakling and a criminal to our descendants if I allowed the hate-filled sons of the sub-humans we have liquidated in this struggle of humanity against subhumanity to grow up.|Himmler (excrept from his infamous Posen Speeches, where he discussed in secret justifications for genocide)}} | {{Quote|Thus I have basically given the order to also kill the wives and children of these partisans, and commissars. I would be a weakling and a criminal to our descendants if I allowed the hate-filled sons of the sub-humans we have liquidated in this struggle of humanity against subhumanity to grow up.|Himmler (excrept from his infamous Posen Speeches, where he discussed in secret justifications for genocide)}} | ||
'''Heinrich Himmler (1900-1945)''' was one of the most powerful men in Nazi party during it's rule of Germany - second only to [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] in power Himmler was the overseer of the concentration camps, extermination camps and killing squads - he was a major force in what history has come to call the [[The Holocaust|Holocaust]] (the mass murder of millions Jews as well as Roma, prisoners of war, Poles, communists, homosexuals, people with disabilities and other so-called "life unworthy for life"). | '''Heinrich Himmler (October 7th, 1900 - May 23rd, 1945)''' was one of the most powerful men in Nazi party during it's rule of Germany - second only to [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] in power Himmler was the overseer of the concentration camps, extermination camps and killing squads - he was a major force in what history has come to call the [[The Holocaust|Holocaust]] (the mass murder of millions Jews as well as Roma, prisoners of war, Poles, communists, homosexuals, people with disabilities and other so-called "life unworthy for life"). | ||
Heinirch Himmler was captured by British forces shortly after Hitler's death and committed suicide by cynanide poisoning rather than face trial for his many crimes. | Heinirch Himmler was captured by British forces shortly after Hitler's death and committed suicide by cynanide poisoning rather than face trial for his many crimes. |