Correspondence and Service Records of Rudolf Max Müller and Associates (1940–1942 )(Irving File 4I)

This is an extensive historical file (over 600 pages) compiling letters, official documents, personal applications, military and police service records, and correspondence mainly revolving around Rudolf Max Müller, his colleagues, superiors, and associates during the years 1940–1942, within the context of Nazi Germany and occupied Europe. It includes content in German (with some Slavic references and local letterhead indications from places like Zagreb), often typed or handwritten.

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This document contains historical materials originating from the period of Nazi Germany (1933–1945). It includes personal and official correspondence, administrative records, and other documents involving members of the SS (Schutzstaffel), police, and civilian collaborators within the Nazi regime. The content reflects the ideologies, terminology, and attitudes of the time, including:

• References to National Socialist organizations and ranks
• Administrative activities in occupied territories
• Expressions of loyalty to the Nazi regime
• Antisemitic language, propaganda, and references to ethnic resettlement (Umsiedlung)

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