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Hans Kammler
Germany
GermanyObergruppenführer and SS General

Rochus Misch
Germany
GermanySS Oberscharführer; courier, bodyguard and telephone operator of Adolf Hitler

Hans-Wolfgang Romberg
Germany
GermanyLuftwaffe doctor

Josef Blosche
Germany
GermanyNazi military officer, Rottenführer

Richard Darre
Germany
GermanyNazi ideologist, Minister of Food and Agriculture

Kurt Bolender
Germany
GermanySS-Oberscharführer during World War II

Karl Fritzsch
Germany
GermanyFormer deputy commandant of Auschwitz, member of the SS

Walter Rauff
Germany
GermanySS-Standartenführer, served in the SD and then in the RSHA

Heinz Bernard Lammerding
Germany
GermanyGerman military leader

Paul Carell
Germany
GermanyGerman military man, SS Obersturmbannführer

Helmuth Weidling
Germany
GermanyGeneral of Artillery of the German Army

Herta Bothe
Germany
GermanyNazi

Oskar Groning
Germany
GermanyFormer German SS Unterscharführer who worked as an accountant at the Auschwitz concentration camp

Werner Lorenz
Germany
GermanyHead of the SS Main Office for the Repatriation of Ethnic Germans "Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle"

Oskar Schroder
Germany
GermanyWar criminal, professor, doctor of medicine

Jurgen Stroop
Poland
PolandSS-Obergruppenführer and Waffen-SS General

Karl Burk
Germany
GermanySS-Brigadeführer, commander of the 15th SS Division at the end of the war

Heinrich Muller
Germany
GermanyChief of the German Secret Police (Gestapo)

Hans Dorr
Germany
GermanyGerman SS officer during World War II

Richard Hermann Hildebrandt
Poland
PolandNazi politician

Karl Fischer von Treuenfeld
Germany
GermanyGruppenführer of the Waffen-SS

Matthias Kleinheisterkamp
Germany
GermanyGerman officer, SS Obergruppenführer

Georg Greife
Germany
GermanyAn employee of the German political police

Heinz Jost
Germany
GermanyProminent party, state and military figure of Nazi Germany, SS Brigadefuhrer

Heinz Harmel
Germany
GermanyGerman Waffen-SS officer

Rudolf Hess
Germany
GermanyOne of the leaders of Nazi Germany, deputy Fuhrer in the party, Nazi “number three”

Oskar Dirlewanger
Germany
GermanyFascist, SS Oberführer, died from beatings on the night of June 4-5

Heinrich Himmler
Germany
GermanyGerman Nazi leader, commander of the elite SS units from 1929, chief of police and secret police of the Gestapo from 1936, responsible for the extermination of Jews in Eastern Europe.

Martin Borman
Germany
GermanyHitler's deputy in the Nazi party, second in command of the "Third Reich"

Siegfried Handloser
Germany
GermanyHead of the Wehrmacht Sanitary Service

Alois Brunner
Germany
GermanyAustrian, Nazi war criminal.

Karl August Genzken
Germany
GermanyHead of the Waffen-SS sanitary service and SS Gruppenführer;

Odilo Lotario Globocnik
Germany
GermanySS Gruppenführer and Police Lieutenant General

Karl Hanke
Germany
GermanyParty leader of the Third Reich, last leader of the SS

Friedrich Wilhelm Kruger
Austria
AustriaGerman Nazi, high-ranking member of the SA and SS

Wilhelm Karl Keppler
Germany
GermanyGerman industrialist, SS Obergruppenführer

Walther von Brauchitsch
Germany
GermanyGerman Field Marshal and Commander-in-Chief

Paul Giesler
Germany
GermanyMember of the NSDAP, Gauleiter

Dieter Wisliceny
Germany
GermanySS Sturmbannführer

Alfons Rebane
Germany
GermanyFascist

Milivoj Asner
Austria
AustriaFormer Croatian policeman, Nazi

Wilhelm Koppe
Germany
GermanyGerman Nazi commander. SS Obergruppenführer and General of Police. General of the SS troops.

Erwin Rommel
Germany
GermanyHitler's Field Marshal, 'Desert Fox'

Max Amann
Germany
GermanyNazi party leader

August Eigruber
Austria
AustriaNazi Gauleiter of Oberdonau (Upper Danube) and Governor of Upper Austria

Karl Pfeffer-Wildenbruch
Germany
GermanyCommander of SS formations, SS Obergruppenführer and General of Police and SS troops

Erich Bauer
Germany
GermanyNazi, SS Oberscharführer

Josef Dietrich
Germany
GermanyGerman military leader of the Third Reich, SS Oberstgruppenführer and Colonel General of the SS Panzer Forces.

Hugo Gottfried Kraas
Commander of the SS troops, SS Brigadeführer and Major General of the SS troops.

Joachim Rumohr
Germany
GermanyBrigadeführer and Major General of the SS