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Albert Rapp (born 16 November 1908, 1975) - SS officer (No. 280 341), member of the Nazi party NSDAP since 1931, the last known SS-Obersturmbannführer. In 1936 he was a full time employee of the SD subdivision in Baden. In 1937, he became an employee of the Gestapo and was discharged to serve in the SD. In 1939 he participated in aggression against Poland in one of the security police and SD operations; Rppa (Dienststelle Rapp), which was later renamed to the Displacement Center, organized the deportation of Polish citizens, primarily of Jewish origin; In 1940 he was commander of the SD area of ​​Munich; In the years 1942-1943 he served as a manager, participated in the crimes committed in the occupied territories of the Soviet Union in the operational group Einsatzgruppen "B" - Sonderkommando 7a and 7b - operating at the Army Group "Center", commanded by General von Bock and in Belarus , in the Smolensk region (about 650 people); In 1943 he was the inspector of security police and SD in Braunschweig; In 1944 he was the head of the group at the Office of the Sixth Security Office of the Reich. Bibliography Authoritative control (person):

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