Death of Roland Freisler - Hitler’s Fanatical Screaming Nazi Judge - Plot to Assassinate Hitler

Death of Roland Freisler - Hitler’s Fanatical Screaming Nazi Judge - Plot to Assassinate Hitler. When the First World War began on the 28th of July 1914, Roland Freisler was studying law at the University of Jena. In 1919 Freisler returned to Germany to complete his law studies at the University of Jena and in 1922 he qualified as a Doctor of Law. In July 1925 Freisler joined the Nazi Party. After Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party came into power in January 1933, Freisler became a member of the Reichstag – the German Parliament. Freisler was a committed Nazi ideologist, and used his legal skills to adapt its theories into practical law-making and judicature. He also strongly advocated for the creation of laws to punish so called “race defilement“ which was the Nazi term for sexual relations between “Aryans“ and those deemed as “inferior races”. In 1933, he even published a pamphlet calling for the legal prohibition of “mixed-blood“ sexual intercourse. Fr