When Hitler came to power in January 1933, Frick was appointed Minister of the Interior of the Reich, one of only three Nazis in the original Hitler Cabinet, and was responsible for drafting many of the "Gleichschaltung" laws that consolidated the Nazi regime.
Frick was appointed Minister of the Interior of the Reich in the original Hitler Cabinet. Frick was responsible for drafting many of the "Gleichschaltung" laws. These laws consolidated the Nazi regime. Hitler came to power in January 1933. The Reich was one of only three Nazis.