Fahnenweihe (Consecration of the Flag) – yearly ritual during which Hitler consecrated new Party flags by touching them against the 'blood flag' from the Munich Beer-Hall Putsch. Fall Madagaskar (Case Madagascar) – see Madagaskarplan. Feindhörer (Listener to Enemy Broadcasts) – people who illegally listened to Allied and enemy broadcasts during the war. Feind hört mit – a propaganda campaign stressing that "The enemy is listening". It was also periodically published as "Achtung, Feind hört mit!" and "Vorsicht, Feind hört mit!" The statement is comparable to the American "Loose lips sink ships" idiom. Feldgendarmerie – Field Gendarmerie or Field Police, the military police units of the Wehrmacht. Feldherrnhalle – loggia on the Odeonsplatz in Munich; site of the violent climax of the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch. Used as the name of an SA Standarte, which eventually grew into the Panzer Corps Feldherrnhalle. Feme – a secret organization which practiced political assassination. Derived from what was previously a pseudo-vigilante tribunal structure active in medieval Westphalia which meted out extra-judiciary punishment. The Nazi Party old fighters romanticized this word and used it for the "self-protection" forces of the post-World War I era during which the Nazis rose to power employing forms of vigilantism. Festigung deutschen Volkstums (Strengthening of the German Nationality) – the deportation and mass murder of Jews and Poles across Poland and occupied Europe for the sake of making room for people of German blood. Festung Europa ('Fortress Europe') – all territory within German-occupied Europe and that of Germany's allies which was to be held at all costs. Flaggenerlass or Flaggenerlaß (Flag Order) – decree to display the Nazi flag in churches throughout Germany and Europe. Fliegerstaffel des Führers – Hitler's personal air transport squadron, primarily involving his personal pilot Hans Baur. Forschungsabteilung Judenfrage – Research Branch for the Jewish Problem. Frauenabteilung – Women's labor branches which promoted and supported the integration of women into the workforce. Frauenhilfsdienst für Wohlfahrts- und Krankenpflege – Women's Aid Service for Welfare and Health Care. Frauenkonzentrationslager (FKL) – Women's concentration camp Fraktur – a fashion of blackletter popularly associated with Nazi Germany, though the blackletter typefaces were banned by Hitler in 1941 on the grounds that it was Jewish. Fremdblütig (alien-blooded) – a term for persons of "non-Aryan" heritage, who were not German-blooded. Fremdmoral (alien morality) – a term for moral principles that do not originate with one's own "species" (Artung), and thus undermine "species-specific"