 Complete the following phrase:  Meyszner was briefly given a job coordinating support for Nazi fugitives from Austria on behalf of the SA. On 14 February 1935, he joined the Allgemeine SS and received the membership number 263,406 and the rank of SS-Oberführer. He then worked as SS Leader for Special Purposes of the Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler, allocated to the Kommando Sammelstelle. He received German citizenship in May 1935. On 1 September 1935 he joined the Schutzpolizei protection police, a branch of the uniformed Ordnungspolizei order police, or Orpo, in the rank of Major der Schutzpolizei. He had been honourably discharged from the SA but his acceptance into the Allgemeine SS was short-lived, as police officers were not permitted to be members of the Allgemeine SS at that time. Meyszner was obliged to resign from the Allgemeine SS in October 1935. On 20 April 1937, he was promoted to the rank of Oberstleutt der Polizei lieutet colonel of police. He was allowed to return to the Allgemeine SS in October 1937 and returned to his previous rank of SS-Oberführer, backdated to February 1935. He was appointed to the staff of SS-Abschnitt III SS District III, and Schutzpolizei Group East Berlin. In 1937, Meyszner was appointed as an honorary judge of the Peoples Court, and in 1941 this appointment was extended. With units of the Ordnungspolizei Meyszner entered Austria during the 