ALFRED ROSENBERG,
THE MAN AND HIS WORK,
by F. Th. Hart, 5th Edition, Published I. F. Lehmann, Munich
Page 50. .
The first man to receive the National Prize was Alfred Rosenberg at the Party Diet in 1937, with the following citation:
"Alfred Rosenberg has helped with his publications to lay the scientific and intuitive foundation and to strengthen the philosophy of National Socialism in the most excellent way. His indefatigable struggle to keep National Socialist philosophy pure was especially meritorious. Only future times will be able to fully estimate the depth of the influence of this man on the philosophical foundation of the National Socialist Reich. The National Socialist movement, and beyond that, the entire German people will be deeply gratified that the Fuehrer has distinguished Alfred Rosenberg as one of his oldest and most faithful fighting comrades by awarding him the German National Prize".
Extract from a book on Rosenberg, with the citation for the National Prize awarded to him by Hitler in 1937 for his work on Nazi philosophy
Authors
F. Th. Hart (author (1930s))
F. Th. Hart
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Date: Date Unknown
Literal Title: Alfred Rosenberg Der Mann und sein Work (The Man and his Work)
Defendant: Alfred Rosenberg
Total Pages: 1
Language of Text: English
Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.)
Evidence Code: PS-3559
Citation: IMT (page 2426)
HLSL Item No.: 452205
Notes:The book's publication date is not stated.
Trial Issues
Biographical and character evidence (all cases) Education, propaganda, and youth programs (IMT) Nazi regime (rise, consolidation, economic control, and militarization) (I…
Document Summary
PS-3559: Praise of Rosenberg, 1942: on account of his contribution to the development of national socialist ideology he became the first winner of the German national prize in the year 1937