In 1942 some Nazi circles realized the dangerous development and started, to late, to fight this development. Hans Frank, the legal adviser to Fuhrer, realized that the Nazi revolution has been hijacked by Himmler and his S.S. organization, and warned the German people. A people cannot be ruled by force, a community without law is unthinkable . . . It is intolerable that the State should be able to deprive a member of the community of honor, liberty, life and property, declare him an outlaw and condemn him . . . Even in wartime, a mode of life based on the rule of law is important for the development of the community . . .
Brutality is never synonymous with strength.
But it was to late, Franks voice was a voice in the wilderness. Hitler dismissed him from his Party positions and dismissed him as a Reichsminister. Hitler did not accept to his resignation as Governor-General of Poland, perhaps to counteract the growth of the Police State. Hitler himself was aware of this state of affairs, and it looks like that he purposely nominated Heydrich as the Protector of Czechoslovakia, to break up the duo. Without Heydrich's brains Himmler was not threatening.