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Wilhelm Frick, the Minister of the Interior in the Third Reich, has never garnered  the same notoriety as some of his Nazi peers—in spite of the fact that he played an  instrumental role in Jewish persecution. From his co-authoring of the Nuremberg  Laws to his involvement in the Third Reich’s police and concentration camps, Frick’s  background in law, policing, and politics helped him become a lethal and influential  tool for the Nazi Party. This paper argues that Frick served as a judicial architect of  the Holocaust and facilitator of the Final Solution, who has—somehow—remained largely unknown.

A Devil of the Details: The Life and Crimes of Nazi Wilhelm Frick