Reich Main Security Office organization
also: RHSA
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Claims (3)
Amt VI member_of
Reich Main Security Office documented
“which was referred to as SD. Within the RHSA, the SD was divided into two separate units. There was Inland SD, which was Ampter 3, and there was also Auslan Ampter 6. So they are basically making a distinction between the functions of inter…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 3 @ 42:22
Sicherheitsdienst member_of
Reich Main Security Office documented
“which was a crucial component of the security office, which was referred to by the initials RHSA, which is Reich Main Security Office. The Reich Main Security Office was an organization that housed the FF that oversaw security and intellige…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 3 @ 41:26
Gestapo member_of
Reich Main Security Office documented
“It featured seven separate offices that was known as Amters, A-M-T-E-R. The famous Gestapo was part of it, and that was Amter 4. And the police was Amter 5. And they basically functioned as the FBI. There was also the SS Intelligence Servic…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner - Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 3 @ 41:52
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▶ 41:26
which was a crucial component of the security office, which was referred to by the initials RHSA, which is Reich Main Security Office. The Reich Main Security Office was an organization that housed the FF that oversaw security and intellige…
▶ 42:22
which was referred to as SD. Within the RHSA, the SD was divided into two separate units. There was Inland SD, which was Ampter 3, and there was also Auslan Ampter 6. So they are basically making a distinction between the functions of inter…
▶ 12:47
during its 10-year run. What is important as far as the SS research into the occult is concerned is that by the early 1940s, the anatomy does not appear to have been the only game in town. There were other research projects, such as a resea…