Denazification and Allied Adminstration Policies in Occupied Germany (1945–1949)

1. U.S. occupation directive JCS 1067 issued

   Apr 1, 1945Labels: JCS 1067, U S

   • GHDI
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2. Allies assume supreme authority in Germany

   Jun 5, 1945Labels: Berlin Declaration, Allied Powers

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3. Potsdam Agreement sets denazification as core policy

   Aug 2, 1945Labels: Potsdam Agreement

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   • Potsdam Conf

4. Control Council Law No. 1 repeals Nazi laws

   Aug 30, 1945Labels: Control Council

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5. Control Council Law No. 2 dissolves Nazi organizations

   Oct 10, 1945Labels: Control Council, NSDAP

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6. Nuremberg trial opens against major war criminals

   Nov 20, 1945Labels: Nuremberg IMT, Major Nazis

   • Britannica

7. Control Council Law No. 10 creates uniform war-crimes basis

   Dec 20, 1945Labels: Control Council

   • UMN HRL
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8. Directive No. 24 sets criteria for removing Nazis

   Jan 12, 1946Labels: Directive No, Allied Control

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   • Globalsecurity

9. U.S. zone Liberation Law creates Spruchkammer tribunals

   Mar 5, 1946Labels: Liberation Law, Spruchkammer

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10. Control Council Order No. 4 bans Nazi literature

    May 13, 1946Labels: Control Council

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11. Nuremberg IMT verdicts delivered

    Oct 1, 1946Labels: Nuremberg Verdicts, IMT

    • Britannica
    • HISTORY

12. Directive No. 38 standardizes denazification categories and sanctions

    Oct 12, 1946Labels: Directive No

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13. U.S. and British zones form the Bizone

    Jan 1, 1947Labels: Bizone, U S

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14. Control Council Law No. 46 abolishes Prussia

    Feb 25, 1947Labels: Control Council, Prussia

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15. Directive No. 51 simplifies Control Council legislative instruments

    Apr 29, 1947Labels: Directive No, Control Council

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    • NinaAZ