First Auschwitz Trial in Frankfurt am Main
| Date | 20.12.1963 |
| To date | 20.08.1965 |
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- Witness -
Hermann Langbein
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- Chairman Richter -
Hans Hofmeyer
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- Designed (life -long) -
Wilhelm Boger
The 1st Frankfurt Auschwitz process was triggered by the advertisement of a private person against one of the later defendants, SS Oberscharführer Wilhelm Boger, in the spring of 1958.
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Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit
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- Witness (survey 11/1964) -
Hedwig Höß
In the 1st Frankfurt Auschwitz trial, Hedwig Höß was asked as a witness on November 19, 1964, where she stated that she was living in Ludwigsburg. She also stated that she lived with her husband in Auschwitz. On many questions about people, places and times, she replied that she did not know or did not remember.
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- Designed (life -long) -
Stefan Baretzki
In the first Frankfurt Auschwitz trial, Baretzki was sentenced to a lifelong prison in 1965 for murder or common murder and an additional eight years in prison.
Baretzki had killed a Jewish prisoner and drowned more in a fire water pond. Baretzki gave information about the crimes and also contained co -accused, like Franz Lucas. So on the 137th day of negotiation he carried out in court:
"I'm not stupid, I wasn't blind when Dr. Lucas selected on the ramp. If he says here that he helped people, it was perhaps in 1945, he got a return ticket.
Baretzki committed suicide in June 1988.
Baretzki had killed a Jewish prisoner and drowned more in a fire water pond. Baretzki gave information about the crimes and also contained co -accused, like Franz Lucas. So on the 137th day of negotiation he carried out in court:
"I'm not stupid, I wasn't blind when Dr. Lucas selected on the ramp. If he says here that he helped people, it was perhaps in 1945, he got a return ticket.
Baretzki committed suicide in June 1988.
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- Designed (life -long) -
Emil Bednarek
During the process, Bednarek was burdened by many witnesses. Bednarek is said to have beaten the prisoners of his block in the event of the slightest offense that some died.
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- Designer (acquittal) -
Arthur Breitwieser
From June 9, 1961 to June 22, 1961, Breitwieser was in custody, but was acquitted in August 1965 by a Frankfurt jury in the 1st Auschwitz Process due to lack of evidence. He was the only defendant who tried a longer, factual refutation of the indictment in the final word.
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Pery Broad
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Victor Capesius
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Klaus Dylewski
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Willy Frank
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Emil Hantl
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Karl-Friedrich Höcker
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- Designed (life -long) -
Franz Johann Hofmann
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Oswald Kaduk
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- Designed (life -long) -
Josef Klehr
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- Designant (convicted, after revision acquittal) -
Franz Lucas
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Robert Mulka
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Willi Schatz
Willi Schatz stood in front of the jury in Frankfurt am Main during the 1st Auschwitz process because of his actions in the camps. He was accused of having selected prisoners in Auschwitz. Since this could not be proven without doubt, it was acquitted on August 20, 1965.
By comparing photos of the Auschwitz album with a photo series of the so-called Höcker album, which was handed over to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum at the end of 2006, Schatz was identified as a selecting doctor on the ramp of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
By comparing photos of the Auschwitz album with a photo series of the so-called Höcker album, which was handed over to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum at the end of 2006, Schatz was identified as a selecting doctor on the ramp of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Herbert Scherpe
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Bruno Schlage
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- Designer (acquittal) -
Johann Schoberth
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- Designer (convicted/youth penalty) -
Hans Stark
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