IMT Verdict for Wilhelm Frick
Frick is convicted and sentenced to death for his part in Nazi state policy, occupation administration and persecution.
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Role in this collection: IMT Defendant
The collection identifies Wilhelm Frick as IMT Defendant. Frick is convicted and sentenced to death for his part in Nazi state policy, occupation administration and persecution.
Frick is convicted and sentenced to death for his part in Nazi state policy, occupation administration and persecution.
At 02:08 on 16 October 1946, Frick was hanged in the prison gymnasium after stating 'Long live eternal Germany'; contemporary accounts record him being pronounced dead at about 02:20.
Frick is executed by hanging after conviction for his participation in Nazi state policy, aggression and persecution.