a local community cafe where you could get one meal or a cup of tea for a few pennies or so it was a natural meeting point for the homeless and unemployed people and of course criminals who would quietly go about secretly buying and selling goods and recruiting people for a new job quality equity it mckinsey and that s how cafe dallas became known as the city s underworld hangout number one the f. a from just at the alps in sight. but also distinguished berlin words ring for i know or ring clubs criminal networks that effectively controlled nightlife venues in many parts of the city. in practise that meant protection rackets with proprietors paying extortion money to ensure their guests could wine and dine in peace. these ring networks also earned money through break ins muggings theft and prostitution.
orgy of violence a total of thirty three civilians were killed by the police records show that they had spent eleven thousand rounds of ammunition there was no official investigation into the police s actions. in one thousand nine hundred thirty the nazis achieved a five fold increase in their share of the nationwide election vote and seats in parliament cameron going and use of governors basked in their success. among the young men who are joining the ranks of the nazis was college dropout cost besar teacher charge of a particularly brutal as a company in berlin. there would often get a boost in photo google supported his rise through the essay when i wrestle was a gifted speaker in fact the second most frequently heard nazi speaker in berlin after gov he studied law but then dropped out and was now subletting a room from a widow you thought by design of the third. like thousands of other young men in
a bank break and. they led the police to a shelter in a cemetery where they dug a hole in the hope of finding the contents of the safety deposit boxes they never found them. a. disaster others were put on trial france was sentenced to thirteen years in jail errors to eleven years two years into their sentences the order was given to transfer them to a concentration camp. for a long time the official story was that they d been shot dead while on the run which was a lie of course today we know that hitler personally ordered the execution of the sas brothers. their fate remains a mystery there s no verifiable evidence as to what exactly happened on the thirty kilometer journey from berlin or at any rate area and france thus never arrived at the camp.
investigation prosecutors put the suspect on trial before a criminal court just as they do today in the one nine hundred twenty s. however the investigative side of police work still had a very low level of professionalization the berlin police nevertheless earned international remount for their high conviction rate for murder cases a result of new modern standards. introduced by inspector and cannot for examining crime scenes. is focused to is the first to really put some thought into making the criminal investigation department more effective he drew up a seven point plan that is still used by police today seven points on the conduct to detectives at crime scenes. musician coming out on time tut also five hundred in berlin no home to four million people detectives faced unsolved deaths week in week out including around one hundred murders a year. in the case of august it soon became clear that the elderly lady could not
voluntary confessions that. the brilliant head of berlin s police homicide division made a lasting impression on horace kiba. even mention to his fiance and a letter he wrote piling custody. kelli don t condemn me for committing this crime but i did it for you and specter get out was right when he said that i d simply chosen the wrong way of expressing my love for you. didn t do well there was this famous comment he made nobody touches my people meaning his suspects if what he meant was they re human beings too and they have rights too even if they killed someone they were to be dealt with properly for me that s at the heart of criminal investigation work in the one nine hundred twenty s. as represented by gay not to speak. once the police had concluded their