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What power did the SS have under Nazi rule?
The power to organize large public meetings for the Nazi Party.
The power to create new laws for the German government.
The power to arrest anyone for any reason.
The power to manage Germany's economy.
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The power to arrest anyone for any reason.
Explanation: The SS (especially after Himmler gained control of the police) and its security organs (including the Gestapo and SD) had broad authority to detain and arrest people arbitrarily, without normal legal protections. They did not create laws or run the overall economy, and organizing party rallies was not their primary role.
Explanation: The SS (especially after Himmler gained control of the police) and its security organs (including the Gestapo and SD) had broad authority to detain and arrest people arbitrarily, without normal legal protections. They did not create laws or run the overall economy, and organizing party rallies was not their primary role.
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