Principal Agents and Officers
- Heinrich Baab (SiPo-SD Frankfurt)
- Klaus Barbie (SiPo-SD Lyon)
- Werner Best (SiPo-SD Copenhagen)
- Karl Bömelburg
- Theodor Dannecker (SiPo-SD Paris)
- Rudolf Diels (Chief 1933–1934)
- Adolf Eichmann (RSHA Berlin)
- Hans Ehlich
- Gerhard Flesch
- Hermann Göring (Founder of the Gestapo)
- Oswald Gudenlach
- Viktor Harnischfeger
- Reinhard Heydrich (SD, SiPo, Gestapo Chief 1934–1939, Chief RSHA 1939–1942)
- Heinrich Himmler (Reichsführer-SS)
- Ernst Kaltenbrunner (Chief RSHA 1943–1945)
- Herbert Kappler
- Helmut Knochen (Paris)
- Kurt Kohl (SiPo-SD Lille)
- Kurt Lischka (Paris)
- Violette Morris
- Heinrich Müller (Chief 1939–1945)
- Karl Oberg (Paris)
- Pierre Paoli
- Henry Oliver Rinnan
- Karl Eberhard Schöngarth
- Franz Six (RSHA)
- Max Wielen
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