Nürnberger Juristenprozess
| Date | March 5, 1947 |
| To date | December 4, 1947 |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juristenprozess |
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- Defendant (sentenced to life in prison) -
Franz Schlegelberger
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- Designer (convicted) -
Curt Rothenberger
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Josef Altstötter
Josef Altstötter was indicted in 1947 during the Nuremberg trials of jurists. The indictment accused him, among other things, of participating in war crimes and crimes against humanity. Specifically, this meant not only that he collaborated on the racial laws, but also that Altstötter played a key role in Adolf Hitler’s “Night and Fog Decree.”
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Wilhelm von Ammon
On December 14, 1947, Ammon was sentenced to ten years in prison at the Nuremberg Trials of Jurists for his role in implementing the measures under the “Night and Fog” decree.
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Ernst Lautz
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Herbert Klemm
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Paul Barnickel
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Hermann Cuhorst
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Karl Engert
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Günther Joël
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Wolfgang Mettgenberg
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- Acquittal due to lack of evidence -
Günther Nebelung
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Rudolf Oeschey
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Hans Petersen (Laienrichter)
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Oswald Rothaug
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- Suicide before the start of the trial -
Carl Westphal (Jurist)
Westphal was charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Nuremberg legal process. However, he committed suicide in his cell in Nuremberg the day after the indictment was served.