Reinhard Heydrich met Security Police and Security Service officials in Berlin and proposed deporting 30,000 German and Austrian Roma to the General Government in occupied Poland. The plan was later blocked by Hans Frank, but deportations did occur in 1940 and 1941. The episode reveals that occupation authorities and competing German agencies shaped implementation, without reducing the central Nazi responsibility.
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What was discussed at Heydrich’s September 1939 meeting?
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The proposal was blocked by Hans Frank, though deportations later took place.
Heydrich’s 1939 deportation proposal was the only deportation plan ever attempted.
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The initial plan was blocked, but deportations did occur in 1940 and 1941.