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Following an administrative agreement between the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the Foreign Office, the BKA takes charge of the protection of German embassies in certain crisis areas.
President Paul Dickopf is the first German to become president of the International Criminal Police Organisation (ICPO) for a period of four years.
Reformation of the career structure in police service at federal level: Following the introduction of the so-called "bipartite career structure", only higher and senior career levels are maintained
Federal Chancellor Konrad Adenauer gives the "strict order" to establish an escort unit "of about 100 men" for the protection of the Federal President and the members of the Federal Government under the jurisdiction of the Federal Ministry of the Interior.
The "Law on the Establishment of a Federal Criminal Police Office" (BKA Law) comes into force on 15 March 1951.
Having both preventive and repressive functions, the "Protection Group" Division undergoes an organisational change. It is divided into: - Standing operations (Personal protection) - Subdivision I - Investigations - Subdivision II
26 criminal police officers and 1 administrative officer take up work at the "Protection Group" Division (Division SG) in Bonn which becomes part of the Bundeskriminalamt. In 1951 it is, among other things, housed in a rebuilt horse barn on the premises of Villa Selve in the Bonn city area.
By decree of the Federal Government, the "Criminal Police Office for the British Zone" is integrated into the Bundeskriminalamt as the "Hamburg Branch".
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