1. Ludolf Haase was a Nazi Party official who served as Gauleiter in Southern Hanover from 1925 to 1928.
10 Facts About Ludolf Haase
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Ludolf Haase remained personally devoted to Hitler and, while the Party was outlawed, Ludolf Haase carried on activities as Bezirksleiter of the Hanover National Socialist Landesverband a Nazi front organization.
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Ludolf Haase pressed Hitler for a commitment not to sanction a merger of the Nazi Party elements with the NSFP.
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Ludolf Haase essentially withdrew from the leadership of the Party until such time as he was released from prison and regained his freedom of action.
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Ludolf Haase himself rejoined it on 6 March 1925.
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On 27 March 1925, Ludolf Haase was appointed the Gauleiter for Gau Gottingen.
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In September 1925, Ludolf Haase's Gau joined the National Socialist Working Association, a short-lived group of northern and western German Gaue, organized and led by Gregor Strasser.
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Subsequently, Hitler completely repudiated the proposed draft at the Bamberg Conference, a meeting that neither Fobke nor Ludolf Haase attended, and the Working Association was dissolved shortly thereafter.
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In February 1943, Ludolf Haase took a position as a personal assistant to the State Secretary and SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Herbert Backe in the Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
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Ludolf Haase died in Ilten, a village of the township of Sehnde in 1972.