A pencil sketch of a Nazi by DrnK Prabhakar Rao

He was a German politician and administrator and member of SS  and was Obergruppenfuhrer fuehrer.

PAUL WEGENER.  NAZI.  

He was  the Gauleiter of Weser emus and was appointed in 1942 after the death of Karl rover due to a stroke.Soon after his appointment Wegener produced an internal document, the "Wegener Memorandum", in which it was said that the Nazi Party should be purged of much of its vast membership and instead be reorganised as an elite group to provide leadership for future generations of Germany. To this Wegener proposed a reorganisation of the Hitler Youth to bring it under the control of the party bureaucracy rather than the state. This new Hitler Youth would provide all the future membership of the Nazi Party with most existing party members absorbed into the Sturmabteilung, which was to be reconstituted as a veterans organisation.His plan also included a strengthening of the role of the Nazi Party Chancellery and this occurred in the following months as Wegener's old mentor Bormann was given greater power at the expense of first the Reichsleiters and then members of the cabinet.

He was a German politician  and administrator in Nazi Germany.Carl Röver died in May 1942 after a stroke and a few weeks later Wegener was chosen to succeed him as Gauleiter of Weser-Ems.Soon after his appointment Wegener produced an internal document, the "Wegener Memorandum", in which it was said that the Nazi Party should be purged of much of its vast membership and instead be reorganised as an elite group to provide leadership for future generations of Germany. To this Wegener proposed a reorganisation of the Hitler Youth to bring it under the control of the party bureaucracy rather than the state. This new Hitler Youth would provide all the future membership of the Nazi Party with most existing party members absorbed into the Sturmabteilung, which was to be reconstituted as a veterans organisation.[8] His plan also included a strengthening of the role of the Nazi Party Chancellery and this occurred in the following months as Wegener's old mentor Bormann was given greater power at the expense of first the Reichsleiters and then members of the cabinet.

In post war Paul Wegener spent time in prison for his involvement in civilian deaths during his time in Bremen before finding work as a salesman in Sinzheim and then Wächtersbach. According to British secret service files Wegener was also involved with an underground group of ex-Nazi Party members, organised by Werner Naumann, which was involved in attempts to infiltrate the Free Democratic Party.