Schutzstaffel(protectionsquadron) Secret police of Hitler’sgovernment, and occupiedcountries. they were incharge of secretly findingand arresting people seenas enemies of thegovernment. They were runby officers of the SS,Gestapo   Sturmabteilung(StormTroopers) DeathsquadsEinsatzgruppen(DeploymentGroups)   NationalsozialistischeDeutscheArbeiterpartei(National SocialistGerman Workers’Party) Paramilitary (like amilitary) group of theNazi party. ProtectedNazi events, anddisrupted the eventsof other parties. lostmost of its power in1934GeheimeStaatspolizei(Secret StatePolice) Far right extremistpolitical party withpeople that valuesracial purity andstrong leadership.After 1933, it is theonly political partyallowed in GermanyNazi/NSDAPSSSA/BrownshirtsSpecial Squads of theSS that would followbehind German armylines as they invadedland, finding and killingon-sight people seenas racial or politicalenemies of GermanyStarted as Hitler’s Personalbodyguards but becametop groups in charge ofenforcing Nazi policy. Theyenforced Nazi laws, ranconcentration camps, andwere elite military units.They planned most of thekilling.Schutzstaffel(protectionsquadron) Secret police of Hitler’sgovernment, and occupiedcountries. they were incharge of secretly findingand arresting people seenas enemies of thegovernment. They were runby officers of the SS,Gestapo   Sturmabteilung(StormTroopers) DeathsquadsEinsatzgruppen(DeploymentGroups)   NationalsozialistischeDeutscheArbeiterpartei(National SocialistGerman Workers’Party) Paramilitary (like amilitary) group of theNazi party. ProtectedNazi events, anddisrupted the eventsof other parties. lostmost of its power in1934GeheimeStaatspolizei(Secret StatePolice) Far right extremistpolitical party withpeople that valuesracial purity andstrong leadership.After 1933, it is theonly political partyallowed in GermanyNazi/NSDAPSSSA/BrownshirtsSpecial Squads of theSS that would followbehind German armylines as they invadedland, finding and killingon-sight people seenas racial or politicalenemies of GermanyStarted as Hitler’s Personalbodyguards but becametop groups in charge ofenforcing Nazi policy. Theyenforced Nazi laws, ranconcentration camps, andwere elite military units.They planned most of thekilling.

Nazi Enforcement Organizations - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  2. Schutzstaffel (protection squadron)
  3. Secret police of Hitler’s government, and occupied countries. they were in charge of secretly finding and arresting people seen as enemies of the government. They were run by officers of the SS,
  4. Gestapo
  5. Sturmabteilung (Storm Troopers)
  6. Death squads
  8. Einsatzgruppen (Deployment Groups)
  9. Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers’ Party)
  10. Paramilitary (like a military) group of the Nazi party. Protected Nazi events, and disrupted the events of other parties. lost most of its power in 1934
  11. Geheime Staatspolizei (Secret State Police)
  13. Far right extremist political party with people that values racial purity and strong leadership. After 1933, it is the only political party allowed in Germany
  14. Nazi/ NSDAP
  16. SS
  17. SA/ Brownshirts
  18. Special Squads of the SS that would follow behind German army lines as they invaded land, finding and killing on-sight people seen as racial or political enemies of Germany
  19. Started as Hitler’s Personal bodyguards but became top groups in charge of enforcing Nazi policy. They enforced Nazi laws, ran concentration camps, and were elite military units. They planned most of the killing.