Reichsrichter: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| (2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
'''Reichsrichter''' is a title designed for one or multiple people. The holder of this title, is the leader of all law in [[Germania]], only reporting to the [[Führer]] and the [[Reichsführer]]. Similar to the [[Reichswächter]], the Reichsrichter has full control of the investigation force, which checks Germanic officials. | [[File:Hugo Schneider.jpeg|400px|thumb|right|Reichsrichter [[Hugo Schneider]]]] '''Reichsrichter''' is a title designed for one or multiple people. The holder of this title, is the leader of all law in [[Germania]], only reporting to the [[Führer]] and the [[Reichsführer]]. Similar to the [[Reichswächter]], the Reichsrichter has full control of the investigation force, which checks Germanic officials. | ||
The first person to hold this rank is [[Joseph Rahner]], who controls the invesigation force and directly reports to the Führers [[Adolf Hitler]] and [[Hermann Göring]], aswell as the Reichsführers. | * The first person to hold this rank is [[Joseph Rahner]], who controls the invesigation force and directly reports to the Führers [[Adolf Hitler]] and [[Hermann Göring]], aswell as the Reichsführers. | ||
The second person to hold this rank is [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], who became the Reichsrichter after Joseph Rahner's death. | * The second person to hold this rank is [[Rudolf Riefenstein]], who became the Reichsrichter after Joseph Rahner's death. | ||
The third Person to receive this title was [[Hugo Schneider]]. Schneider is a high ranking Germanic judge. | * The third Person to receive this title was [[Hugo Schneider]]. Schneider is a high ranking Germanic judge. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:01, 23 April 2024
Reichsrichter is a title designed for one or multiple people. The holder of this title, is the leader of all law in Germania, only reporting to the Führer and the Reichsführer. Similar to the Reichswächter, the Reichsrichter has full control of the investigation force, which checks Germanic officials.
- The first person to hold this rank is Joseph Rahner, who controls the invesigation force and directly reports to the Führers Adolf Hitler and Hermann Göring, aswell as the Reichsführers.
- The second person to hold this rank is Rudolf Riefenstein, who became the Reichsrichter after Joseph Rahner's death.
- The third Person to receive this title was Hugo Schneider. Schneider is a high ranking Germanic judge.