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==Parent topics==
{{r|Adolf Hitler}}
{{r|National Socialism}}   
{{r|Socialism in National Socialism||**}}

==Subtopics==
===Victims (partial list)===
''Names omitted when there is no significant biographical information available''
{{r|Herbert von Bose}}  
{{r|Ferdinand von Bredow}} 
{{r|Georg von Detten}} 
{{r|Werner Engels}}  
{{r|Karl Ernst}} 
{{r|Walter Foerster}} 
{{r|Fritz Gerlich}}
{{r|Hans Hayn}} 
{{r|Edmund Heines}}
{{r|Oskar Heines}} 
{{r|Hans Peter von Heydebreck}} 
{{r|Anton von Hohberg und Buchwald}} 
{{r|Edgar Julius Jung}} 
{{r|Gustav von Kahr}} 
{{r|Erich Klausener}}  
{{r|Fritz Ritter von Krausser}} (1888-1934) cavalry officer, Freikorps Epp, SA-Obergruppenführer, protege of Ernst Roehm, NSDAP Reichstag deputy
{{r|Gustav von Lossow}}
{{r|Adalbert Probst}} (Catholic youth leader in Munich, former Bavarian Landtag deputy)
{{r|Hans Ramshorn}}  SA-Brigadeführer, Police president of Gleiwitz
{{r|Ernst Roehm}} 
{{r|Kurt von Schleicher}} 
{{r|Wilhelm Schmidt}} Music critic. Mistaken For SA-Gruppenführer [[Wilhelm Eduard Schmidt]], arrested in the [[Night of the Long Knives]] by the SS and killed while in custody
{{r|Wilhelm Eduard Schmidt}}SA-Gruppenführer arrested by [[Emil Maurice]] who shot him later, during [[Night of the Long Knives]]
{{r|August Schneidhueber}}
{{r|Emil Sembach}}
{{r|Bernhard Stempfle}}
{{r|Gregor Strasser}} 
{{r|Julius Uhl}}
{{r|Erwin Villain}} 
{{r|Gerd Voss}}

===Survivors===
{{r|Leonhardt graf Du Moulin Eckart}} (Born Jan. 11, 1900, doctor at law, SA, homosexual associate of Röhm, chief of the Nazi Party's information service in the Brown House in 1932. Escaped [[Night of the Long Knives]]; later arrested but acquitted for   procuring and for unnatural sexual intercourse on Oct. 21, 1934
{{r|Theodore Duesterberg}} 
{{r|Hermann Ehrhardt}} 
{{r|Alexander Glaser}} attorney to [[Kurt Luedecke]] arrested during Blood Purge)
{{r|Hans Elard Ludin}} (1905-1947}}Reichswehr officer 1924-1930, under fortress arrest for Nazi political activities 1930-1931, SA-Obergruppenführer, Leader of SA Group Southwest 1933. Arrested during Blood Purge. Later Minister to Slovakia Jan 1941-1945, convicted by a Czech court in Slovakia and executed.
{{r|Gerd Luetgebrune}} Attorney to Ernst Roehm Arrested during Blood Purge)
{{r|Franz von Papen}}
{{r|Gerhard Rossbach}}
{{r|Alfons Sack}} 
{{r|Paul Schulz}} (Ex-Reichswehr Oberleutnant, associate of Strasser. Deeply anti-Socialist he strove to keep the socialists Strasser and Röhm separated by homophobic baiting Hitler and Strasser. Out of power following the Strasser/Schleicher incident, he had earned Hitler’s enmity by imprudent homophobic statements; escaped being killed in the [[Night of the Long Knives]]
{{r|Gertrude Strasser}} (Wife of Otto Strasser. Arrested in Berlin, 30 June 1934 by the Gestapo, tortured and held for several weeks, while pending shipment to a concentration camp she escaped to Prague)
{{r|Otto Strasser}} 
{{r|Gottfried Treviranus}} (1881-1971) politician, ex-[[DNVP]], founder of People’s Conservative Union, minister in Bruening cabinet. Barely escaped arrest during Blood Purge, exiled to England)
{{r|Ernst Udet}} (1896-1941), SA Air Squadron Führer. Invited to Gauleiter Wagner’s banquet/trap on Munich 30 June 1934, he was the only one to escape from the banquet room, albeit dazed and with a large gash on his forehead, when he ran into Hitler, who told him to leave immediately)

===Reprieved by Goering===

{{r|Rudolf Diels}} (1900 - 1957. WW1 veteran, lawyer, Prussian police from 1930, Gestapo investigator of the Reichstag fire, protegé of Göring, forced from office by Heydrich and Himmler. Prosecution witness at Nürnberg)

{{r|Frederick Wilhelm Viktor August Ernst Hohenzollern}}   (1882 - 1951) Crown Prince of Prussia

==Other related topics==
{{r|Black Reichswehr}}
{{r|Deutschnationale Volkspartei}}
{{r|DVP}}

{{r|Stahlhelm}}
{{r|SPD}}