Adolf HitlerDecember 1941
Hitler has General Count von Sponeck court-martialled
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Hitler has General Count von Sponeck court-martialled
The Volksgerichtshof ("Peoples Court") sentences him to death
Member of "court of honour" sentencing officers to death
Executed after being found guilty by a Peoples Court
Sent to communist Yugoslavia to face alleged war crimes charges
Tried for war crimes but acquited & released in 1948
Sentenced to 15 yrs but released from Spandau prison in 1954. Found guilty of war crimes & crimes against humanity
Found guilty of war crimes & crimes against humanity & hanged
The international military tribunal sentences Borman in absentia to death
Sentenced to life for managing the SS account of gold teeth taken from dead Jews
Sentenced at Nuremburg to life in prison at Spandau in Berlin
Found guilty of war crimes & of crimes against humanity
Acquitted of all charges
Sentenced to 20 years for deporting Jews while Governor of Vienna
The prosecution introduces as evidence a photograph of Speer visiting Mauthausen concentration camp. Imprisoned for 20 years for the extensive use of slave labour. Claims he was "unpolitical" & had no knowledge of the crimes inside the Reich. Acquitted on the charge of having had knowledge of a "common plan for aggressive war"
Sentenced to 8 months by a denazification court as a war criminal
The death sentence is later commuted to life. Sentenced to death by a British Military Court for shooting 335 Italian civilians
Commits suicide after being indicted as a war criminal before being brought to trial
Extradited to the Soviet Union where he is condemned to a 10-years sentence in 1952 for war crimes
Appeals against his sentence & is released
Tried for the deportation of French Jews to the death camps, released in 1954. A French court sentences Abetz to 20 yrs imprisonment for war crimes
A Soviet military tribunal sentences Weidling to 25 years of imprisonment for not surrendering Berlin sooner
Condemned in Russia to a 10-years sentence in 1952 for war crimes
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