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	The French government had moved first to Rouen, then [[Bordeaux]], then Clermont-Ferrard, and finally to to the spar-town of [[Vichy]], but remained responsible for the civil administration for all France including the German Military Zone. Abetz therefore had much contact with the Minister of State for Franco-German relations, [[Jacques Benoist-Méchin]], who had a somewhat romantic faith in Franco-German [[friendship]] and who had even written a book in favour of the absorption of the [[Ukraine]] by [[National Socialist Germany\|Germany]]. Abetz was proud of the levels of collaboration and "normality" which he and they achieved, notably in Paris, where Abetz boasted of the continuing intellectual and cultural life of the capital that continued to flourish, the opera continued its programmes, and famous conductors were brought to Paris for concert performances, including Herbert von Karajan; writers such as [[Drieu La Rochelle]], [[Alfred Fabre-Luce]], [[Louis-Ferdinand Céline]], Georges Suarez, [[Robert Brasillach]], and [[others]] appeared prominently; and high proportions of painters and musicians, theatre and cinema [[people]] 'collaborated'.<ref>Werth, 1957, pps:45, 82.</ref> In return for the co-operation or 'collaboration' he was getting from France, Abetz managed to gain "concessions and facilities for the French Government" including the release of 150,000 French POWs.<ref>Werth, 1957, pps:84, 102.</ref>		The French government had moved first to Rouen, then [[Bordeaux]], then Clermont-Ferrard, and finally to to the spar-town of [[Vichy]], but remained responsible for the civil administration for all France including the German Military Zone. Abetz therefore had much contact with the Minister of State for Franco-German relations, [[Jacques Benoist-Méchin]], who had a somewhat romantic faith in Franco-German [[friendship]] and who had even written a book in favour of the absorption of the [[Ukraine]] by [[National Socialist Germany\|Germany]]. Abetz was proud of the levels of collaboration and "normality" which he and they achieved, notably in Paris, where Abetz boasted of the continuing intellectual and cultural life of the capital that continued to flourish, the opera continued its programmes, and famous conductors were brought to Paris for concert performances, including Herbert von Karajan; writers such as [[Drieu La Rochelle]], [[Alfred Fabre-Luce]], [[Louis-Ferdinand Céline]], Georges Suarez, [[Robert Brasillach]], and [[others]] appeared prominently; and high proportions of painters and musicians, theatre and cinema [[people]] 'collaborated'.<ref>Werth, 1957, pps:45, 82.</ref> In return for the co-operation or 'collaboration' he was getting from France, Abetz managed to gain "concessions and facilities for the French Government" including the release of 150,000 French POWs.<ref>Werth, 1957, pps:84, 102.</ref>

	One of Abetz's suggestions was that all émigré and stateless ~~Jews~~ in the German Military Zone in France should be expropriated and expelled to the Free Zone. He regarded anti-semitism as an important lever in undermining the grip of the army and church in France and replacing it by a pro-German, anti-clerical, populist mass movement. Abetz, like Admiral Darlan, stated on a number of occasions that the so-called "resistance" was essentially [[communist]].<ref>Werth, 1957, p.133.</ref>		One of Abetz's suggestions was that all émigré and stateless jews in the German Military Zone in France should be expropriated and expelled to the Free Zone. He regarded anti-semitism as an important lever in undermining the grip of the army and church in France and replacing it by a pro-German, anti-clerical, populist mass movement. Abetz, like Admiral Darlan, stated on a number of occasions that the so-called "resistance" was essentially [[communist]].<ref>Werth, 1957, p.133.</ref>

	[[Martin Luther]], the Director of the Department for German Internal Affairs, stated on 15 August 1940 that [[Hitler]] had told Abetz that "he intended to evacuate all ~~Jews~~ from [[Europe]] after the war".<ref>''Documents on German Foreign Policy 1918-1945'' by a large editorial board, Her Majesty's Stationary Office, London, 1957, p.484.</ref>		[[Martin Luther]], the Director of the Department for German Internal Affairs, stated on 15 August 1940 that [[Hitler]] had told Abetz that "he intended to evacuate all jews from [[Europe]] after the war".<ref>''Documents on German Foreign Policy 1918-1945'' by a large editorial board, Her Majesty's Stationary Office, London, 1957, p.484.</ref>

	At his own post-war trial [[Pierre Laval]] said:		At his own post-war trial [[Pierre Laval]] said:
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	===Post-war===		===Post-war===
	In July 1949, he was convicted and sentenced to twenty years' hard labour by a Far-[[Left]] Paris military tribunal<ref>https://counter-currents.com/2015/10/king-ottos-trial/</ref> for the usual elastic charge of "[[war crimes]]" and his attitude towards the [[~~Jews~~]]. However, he was pardoned by the French president after intercession by the German Federal Government and was released on 17 April 1954. He then joined the editorial team of the newly founded Rheinisch-Westfälische Zeitung in Essen. He wrorked as a rapporteur on French issues and as a lecturer.		In July 1949, he was convicted and sentenced to twenty years' hard labour by a Far-[[Left]] Paris military tribunal<ref>https://counter-currents.com/2015/10/king-ottos-trial/</ref> for the usual elastic charge of "[[war crimes]]" and his attitude towards the [[jews]]. However, he was pardoned by the French president after intercession by the German Federal Government and was released on 17 April 1954. He then joined the editorial team of the newly founded Rheinisch-Westfälische Zeitung in Essen. He wrorked as a rapporteur on French issues and as a lecturer.

	==Death==		==Death==

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	==Life==		==Life==
	[[File:SS-Standartenfuhrer Otto Abetz, Hitler’s ambassador to Vichy France.~~jpg~~\|315px\|right]]		[[File:SS-Standartenfuhrer Otto Abetz, Hitler’s ambassador to Vichy France.png\|315px\|right]]
	[[File:Otto Abetz II.png\|315px\|right]]		[[File:Otto Abetz II.png\|315px\|right]]

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