The overall Gestapo chief was Heinrich Müller, who was in the Berlin bunker during Adolf Hitler's last days, but then disappeared in 1945. His fate is still unknown.

BERLIN (AP) - It was one of the great remaining mysteries surrounding the final days of World War II - what happened to Heinrich Mueller, the head of the Gestapo secret police and the highest ...

Just before midnight on November 9, 1938, the Gestapo chief, Heinrich Müller, sent a telegram to every police unit in Nazi Germany. “In shortest order,” it read, “actions against Jews and ...

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Arthur Nebe (Burghart Klaussner), the head of the Criminal Police, and the local Gestapo chief, Heinrich Müller (Johann von Bülow), are under pressure to force a quick confession from Elser ...

Former Gestapo General Heinrich Mueller, who was the late Adolf Eichmann’s immediate superior, was living in a Cairo suburb as recently as a year ago, disguised under the Arab name of Amin Abdel ...

Shur and Gordon were picked up by police when they allegedly tried to enter the Munich apartment of the wife of Heinrich Mueller, a former Gestapo chief and one of the most wanted Nazi war ...

The body of Gestapo chief Heinrich Müller has apparently been lying peacefully in a Jewish cemetery in the heart of Berlin ever since World War II. Müller was the only Nazi bigwig whose fate was ...