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NAZI CRIMINAL POLICE MAGAZINES R. HEYDRICH PUBLISHER |
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ALL 12 ISSUES OF THE
NAZI KRIMINALPOLIZEI (KRIPO) MAGAZINE KRIMINALISTIK FOR THE YEAR 1938 AND FOR THE YEAR 1940, REINHARD HEYDRICH PUBLISHER |
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The most important professional police magazine of Third Reich Germany was the 7-3/8 x 10-1/4 inch, 24 page monthly called Kriminalistik (Practical Criminology). it was the official publication of the German Reichskriminalpolizei Amtes (State Criminal Police Office) and the publisher was the Chief of the Sicherheitspolizei, SS-General Reinhard Heydrich. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12 ISSUES OF KRIMINALISTIK FOR THE YEAR 1938
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Kriminalistik was the monthly German magazine for the collection of knowledge about criminality and the practical application of that knowledge.
Its pre-war publisher, Reinhard Heydrich, was the elected President of the International Criminal Police Commission (the equivalent of today’s Interpol) and arguably the most famous and respected policeman on earth. |
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The magazine was all business, without a single paragraph of “fluff”. Its contributors were famous policemen (like Dr. Werner Best and SS-General Arthur Nebe) as well as respected German and foreign criminologists, and its articles covered all the important police topics of the day - prostitution, murder, white slavery, forgery, finger printing, crime statistics, police tactics, poison, counterfeiting, etc. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
There are features and articles in these magazines that include an introduction to the recorganized German police by SS-Gruppenführer and Chef der Sicherheitspolizei Reinhard Heydrich, the new state-of-the-art prison in Linz on the Danube (including the 3-room disinfection chamber which used “gas” and steam to sterilize the clothing and possessions of new prisoners while the prisoners went through the ,,Brausebad’’ or showers) with many photos, the nature and social history of the “gang” in the USA, Murder, Suicide or Accident?, the building of the German Kriminalpolizei by Reichskriminaldirektor and SS-General Arthur Nebe, Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler order regarding police in annxed Austria, work of the XIV International Criminal Police Commission, Hitler’s birthday, police photographic apparatus, cleaning unidentified dead bodies, counterfeiting, traffic accidents, murders, blood alcohol levels, new laws, ballistics, forensics, suicide, crime statistics from around the world, foreign police news, new books, problems with incarceration, finger printing, autopsies, murder motives, exposions, etc. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
All twelve of the 1938 issues from January through
December (288 total pages) are complete in their original, dramatic Kriminalistik covers. They include an index for the year, and are in excellent condition. |
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12 ISSUES OF
KRIMINALISTIK FOR THE YEAR 1940 |
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There are features and articles in these magazines that include the unanimous vote by the membership of the International Criminal Police Commission that appointed SS General Reinhard Heydrich as President, training police service dogs, sex murders, ultra-violet luminescence devices for the police, fighting swindlers (one example used is “the Jew Moritz Levi”), the latest news from the Criminal Technical Institute (KTI) of the Sicherheitspolizei, false or forged documents, alibis, ..... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
..... accidents during black-outs, identifying corpses found in the water, the criminal acts of the brothers Saß, differences in typewriter type, foot print casts, yoga and the Magic Circle, criminality among commissioned salesmen (specifically citing vacuum cleaner and sewing machine salesmen!), etc. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
All twelve of the 12-page 1940 issues from January through December (144 total pages) are complete in their original, dramatic Kriminalistik covers. They include an index for the year, and are in excellent condition. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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