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Death sentences given by the Volksgerichtshof (Folk Court of Law) to German civilians accused of resistance to the Nazis during 1942-1945
 Death sentences given by the Volksgerichtshof (Folk Court of Law) to German civilians accused of resistance to the Nazis during 1942-1945 - Former Regierungspraesident (Regional head) Ernst von Harnach and Lawyer Helmuth von Moltke, accused of non-transmission of the intention for the coup by Goerdeler, Leber and Leuschner; - Church personages Alfred Delp and Franz Sperr, accused of cooperating with Moltke; - Regierungrat Karl Granget and his wife Emma, accused of attempting to convince their son not to enlist in the Wehrmacht, in letters (they sent him); - Catholic Priest Ludwig Mitterer, accused...
File Number : 279
Type of Material : Legal Documentation
Language : German
Goerdeler Carl Friedrich
July 20, 1944 Plot
Leuschner Wilhelm
Moltke Helmuth James Count Von
Nazi Courts
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Testimony of Zygmunt Norenberg, born in Brzesko Nowe, Poland, 1906, regarding Goeth, Heinrich and Von Mallotke
Testimony of Zygmunt Norenberg, born in Brzesko Nowe, Poland, 1906, regarding Goeth, Heinrich and Von Mallotke Interned in Plaszow camp, Auschwitz, Flossenbuerg camp and Dachau; liberation. Hospitalization in the Dachau field hospital for typhus; convalescence in Germany; move to Krakow; information from eye-witnesses and from reading German newspapers that Goeth, commander of Majdanek and Plaszow camp is imprisoned in Dachau; Heinrich, commander of the Krakow Ghetto, is imprisoned in the Hannover prison; and Von Mallotke, the KRIPO secretary, is imprisoned in the Hamburg prison.
File Number : 193
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
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Goeth, Amon Leopold
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Moltke Helmuth James Count Von
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