Josef Erber (to 1944 Josef Houstek) (* 16 October 1897 in Ottendorf Austria Hungary Ҡ 1987) and member of the camp Gestapo in the concentration camp Auschwitz. Arrived in Auschwitz late October/early November 1940, guard, then Waffen-Meisterei for some months, mid 1942 Political Department in Auschwitz I, first Registratur, then Aufnahmeabteilung (department for taking up prisoners). In September 1942 Erber takes over the Aufnahmeabteilung of the women camp in Birkenau. Typhus between November 1942 and February 1943 and in hospital. After that he joined the Political Department of Auschwitz III, at the end of March 1943 director of the Aufnahmeabteilung in the women camp again. October 1943 РApril 1944 he was the director of the Aufnahmeabteilung of the whole camp.
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Holblinger, Willibald ,who is mentioned as a war crime suspect by Richard Boech, was exonerated, and gave testimony on what he saw at the camp.
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Karl Brunner (born January 8, 1908 in Munich, † unknown) was an SS doctor Deutsch.
Brunner worked as a senior doctor in Munich and was established on 1 May 1937 as a physician in the hospitals Hohenlychen set. There he was promoted to deputy in 1943 by Karl Gebhardt. [1] He was promoted in 1945 to a quiet Obersturmbannführer. After the Second World War led Brunner in Bavaria, to orthopedic physician practice.
General Siegfried Mummenthey 1 Sept 1940-8 May 1945
World War II, he was then on 1 September 1940 military staff in the economic order of the High Command of the Army at IG farben. The war ended in 1945, he lived in Berlin. He fled from there to Osterode in the Harz Mountains, where he then lived as a textile merchant.
d. 1976
- Gen. d. Inf Hermann Reinecke 1.1.44-15.3.45. Convicted but released, 1954.
d. 1973
This personal appointee of what Hitler responsible for insuring the security of prisoner of war installations in Germany and the most effective employment of prisoner of war labor.
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Chief of Prisioner of War / chief of the prisoners of war being (Chief Kriegsgef)
The administrative head of all matters relating to both Deutsch and Allied prisoners to
of war.
- GL Hans von Graevenitz 1.4.43-1.4.44
- GM Adolf Westhoff 1.4.44-5.45
Friedrich Ernst and if anyone held that title after Heinz limestone?
-Cleansing the Fatherland: Nazi Medicine and Racial Hygiene (ISBN-13: 9780801848247) by the political scientist / historian / journalist Gotz Aly
This book includes some of these names:
U Vienna, Nazi and anatamoist, Dr Eduard Pernkopf d 1955 /. Later it was discovered that these universities received remains and skeletons from camp. Would not that make him complicit in war crimes?
Professor Hermann Voss continued his anatomy career d in 1987 after the war. He had appointments in Halle (1948-1952), Jena (1952-1962) and subsequently, as professor emeritus at the Greifswald anatomical institute. Voss also coauthored a textbook of anatomy, Handbook of Anatomy, it was probably the most popular anatomical textbook ever published in Germany. The book appeared in 17 Deutsch-language editions, as well as in Spanish and Polish editions.
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Following the establishment of the Reich University of Posen, Voss served as director of the anatomy institute. Under Voss experiments on both Jews and Poles became commonplace and indeed Voss became notorious for his anti-Polish sentiment, writing in his diaries that “the Polish people must be eradicated”. [3] By this time Voss had become a convinced follower of the Nazi ideology, with his diaries revealing a strong current of anti-Semitism and anti-communism. [4]
Whilst in this role he made a deal with the local Gestapo Allowing them to use his incinerators in return for the use of some of the bodies of those executed by hanging or decapitation. Voss also had a sideline selling the skulls and death masks of Jews and Poles, with the Natural History Museum’s curator Josef Wastl being his leading customer for this Particular service. [5] Along with colleagues such as Robert Herrlinger Voss undertook preparation work for this trade as soon as the victims had been killed. [3]
Dr Robert Herlinger, d, 1968?
Josef Wastl, Curator
The dean of the medical department of the Reich University of Pozen was the Deutsch anatomist Professor Dr. Hermann Voss (1894-1987). Skeletons were ordered by Dr. Josef Wastel, the head of the anthropology department of the Vienna museum.
St.Arzt *** (Berb. Beauftr.d.S In) Dr. Finger
Armed Forces Surgeon General / Chief of Wehrmachtsanitatswesens (Head W San)
Subordinate to the Chief of the OKW and in medical matters, to the Commissioner General of Medicine and Sanitation (Major General Commissioner of the vehicle and the Sanitat health care system). The Armed Forces Surgeon General also formerly held the positions of Chief Army Medical Inspector (Insp San H) and Army Surgeon (doctor H).
- Prof. Dr. GenObStabarzt Handloser
Deputy Chief of Wehrmachtsanitatswesens
- Genlazt Dr.med.Paul WURFL 31.8.42-00.06.45
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Military Medical Academy, Berlin
Kdr
01.05.1934 – 25.08.1939 Colonel Doctor / Gen.Arzt (01/03/37) MD. Rudolf Gunderloch
25.08.1939 – 01.08.1944 char. Gen.Arzt (27/08/39) / Gen.Arzt z.V. (1:10:41) / Gen.St.Arzt z.V. (3 / 43) Prof.Dr.med. Richard Hamann
01.08.1944 – 01.03.1945 Gen.Arzt / Gen.St.Arzt (9:11:44) MD. Walther Asal
Adjutant
01/03/1939 Ob.St.A. *Dr Friedrich Reich
The Pépinière (“nursery”) was established on 2 August 1795 in Berlin as an institution for training and further education of military surgeons. The – more technically oriented – second surgeon school in Berlin, which in addition to the Charité Thus
October 1, 1934: Military Medical Academy as Reopened
1944 – Relocation of the Medical Academy in Wroclaw
1945: Closure Of The Academy
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Hans Diedrich Cremer, so Hans-Dietrich (* 14 February 1910 in Kiel, d. April 18 1995 in Giessen). What a Deutsch nutritional physiologist In 1936, Cremer was employed in Berlin at the Institute of Physiological Chemistry at the Medical Academy and Addition was a member of the “surgical Panel of the Supreme Command of the army”. [2] During the Second World War he set up the mountain Physiological Institute in St. Johann in Tirol from 1942 and headed the Army Mountain Medical School there.As MC, Cremer took part in the meeting on medical issues in distress and winter death on 26 and 27 February 1942 in Nuremberg, where was spoke about the “hypothermia” experiments in the Dachau concentration camp. [3]
Cremer what Professor Emeritus in 1975 and died in 1995
Senior Military doctor Prof. Dr. Heinrich Kliewe (associate professor of bacteriology and hygiene in Giessen) on 13.01.1941 which to handle all aspects of biological war on the MA (Military Medical Academy) and at the same time as a consultant to H. San.In. And what wa ordered to test 9 (gas protection department / office group for development and testing / HWA).
Professor Dr. Hermann Stieve (1886-1952) was a leading anatomist at the University of Berlin and the Berlin Charité Hospital who exploited the killing programs of the Third Reich to conduct studies on the female reproductive system When a woman of reproductive age was to be executed by the Gestapo, Stieve was informed, a date of execution was decided upon, and the prisoner told the scheduled date of her death. Stieve then studied the effects of the psychic trauma on the doomed woman’s menstrual pattern. Upon the woman’s execution, her pelvic organs were removed for histological (tissue) examination. Stieve published reports based on those studies without hesitation or apology.
After the war, Stieve lectured medical students on studies he had conducted on the migration of human sperm, studies performed on women raped before their deaths in Gestapo execution chambers. Stieve discussed in this research before appalled but silent audience of medical students in East Berlin. (Russian scientists reportedly sought out Stieve’s research after the war.10) Stieve served as dean of the Faculty of Medicine of Humbolt University, the East Berlin successor to the University of Berlin. A lecture room and a sculpture of his bust were dedicated in his honor at the Berlin Charité Hospital.
SS Captain Hans-Joachim Geiger (02/07/1913 Liebenstein), worked as a doctor in Neuengamme, Mauthausen and Ebensee before his being “camp doctor” in Flossenbuerg with “satellite camps”. For his crimes he was sentenced in Ebensee in Dachau (U.S.) on 20.05.1947 to 20 years in Landsberg, released on 23/03/1954. After that general practitioner in Coburg.
Dr. Karl Böhmichen (* 31.05.1912 in Rheine Westphalia, + 07.14.1964) what “camp doctor” in Sachsenhausen, Neuengamme, Mauthausen and Flossenburg. After the war he was head physician in a sanatorium for heart diseases in the district of Büdingen
Surgeon General of the reserve Prof. * [should be on page one ] Dr. Ernst Rodenwaldt, professor in ordinary (hygiene, eugenics, tropical diseases) in Heidelberg. Advisory in tropical medicine / H San In.http: / / forum.axishistory.com / viewtopic.php t = 43 351?
Surgeon General of the reserve Prof. Dr. Heinrich Zeiss, professor in ordinary (hygiene, eugenics, tropic diseases) Charité Berlin ..
Commanders of the Academy
Surgeon General Dr. Rudolf Gunderloch (1885-1962), was released from pw camp in 1950, and diedin 1962. , 1885-1962, was released from pw camp in 1950, and diedin 1962.
Surgeon general Dr. Richard Hamann (1868-1956), 25 August 1939 to 1st
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Surgeon general, Dr. Walther Asal (1891-1987), first August 1944 to 1st March 1945
Use after 1945
Mattner, Walter. SS Lieutenant (1941)
* 31.12.1904 Langenwang. 1940 in Mauthausen concentration camp doctor.
After 1945, doctors in M **** in Austria.
Meyer, George. Physician and SS First Lieutenant (1943).
* 09.05.1917 Vienna. 1940 Leibstandarte-SS Adolf Hitler in 1942 in Auschwitz-Birkenau,
1943 in Hertogenbosch in vugh, possibly Stutthof near Gdansk.
After 1945 Family Practice in Vienna
Gross, Karl-Josef. SS Stubaf, doctor
* 12.12.1907 Bad Vellach in Carinthia. SS Sturmbannführer (BDC). From 05/01/1942 SS Hygiene Institute in Berlin, from June 1942 officially at the Robert Koch Hospital Vienna. 1942/1943 trials of vaccines (typhoid, cholera) of Behringwerke in more than a thousand prisoners in the Mauthausen concentration camp to death. Results at the third lecture on 24.05.1943 on the Working Meeting of the Advisory Medical Academy of Military Medicine. 1943 Head of Bacteriology at the Central Institute for Research on Cancer (biological warfare) in Poznan-Nesselstedt.
Practice after 1945 in Linz. + 1.1.1967
Fischer, Karl Josef SS concentration camp doctor and Captain
* 03.14.1904 Graz. Dr. jur med et. A surgeon. 1940 Auschwitz camp doctor. 1942 in Sachsenhausen and Majdanek. Died in 1990′s.
Paul Wels (born February 2, 1890 in inland forest, county Goldap in East Prussia; † 1 July 1963 in Offenbach am Main; full name: Bruno Paul Wilhelm catfish) was a Deutsch Pharmacologist, and radiation biology. He served from 1928 to 1958 as professor and director of the institute at the University of Greifswald and was honored for his research, Which focuses on the radiation biology, which recorded in 1938 including the Leopoldina. According to the military doctor Wolfgang Wirth and British intelligence, he will be during the period of National Socialism in projects, including human trials, have been involved with chemical warfare agents.
Paul Wels was born in 1890 in the East Prussian inland forest and graduated after attending the grammar school to study medicine in Insterburg at the University of Königsberg. He graduated in 1917 with a thesis on the influence of epinephrine on the renal activity at the University of Kiel, where he earned a PhD degree in 1924, Professor of Medicine. From 1928 he served in succession by Otto Riesser as director of the Pharmacology Institute of the University of Greifswald.
After the handover of power to the Nazis Paul Wels 1933 member of the SA and later he joined the National Socialist Flying Corps. He also belonged to the Nazi Teachers’ League and the NSI. During the Second World War he was active in personal union at the Institute of Pharmacology and Wehrtoxologie the Berlin Academy of Military Medicine. According to the military doctor Wolfgang Wirth said to have been involved in attempts to combat substance Lost, so the project of the DFG “treatment of mustard damage in irradiated protein solutions.” According to the UK intelligence service, he should have done well “poison gas experiments on volunteers allegedly”. [1]
After the Second World War he was first released in 1946 from the professorship. Two years later he was able to resume his academic career at the University of Greifswald, but again, where he worked until 1958th He died in 1963 in Offenbach am Main.
The research interests of Paul Wels
Particularly the effects of X-radiation on various cells and of ultraviolet radiation on the skin, as well as the pharmacological effect of irradiated substances. Among his students at Greifswald including Kurt Repke d 2001, d. 1970 Peter Holtz
Controversial in his work is documented only in recent times closer collaboration with the anatomist * Dr August Hirt who conducted experiments with mustard gas on inmates of Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp during World of War II from 1942nd. It is assumed that Peter Holtz most likely had knowledge of Hirt’s human experiments while his direct participation can not be practically ruled out.
and student, Fritz Markwardt., d 2011, he received his MD after the war.
Fritz Markwardt was born in 1924 in Magdeburg [2] and studied, after serving in the Navy, at the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University Greifswald, both pharmacy and medicine. [3] In 1951 he became the scientific and MD degree in 1960. [4] with a thesis on “Studies on hirudin” he received in 1956 under Paul * Sels, Habilitation at the University of Greifswald, [4], where he first Subsequently to the faculty of Pharmacy and in 1960 appointed Professor of Pharmacology. [2] The following year he moved to the Medical Academy Erfurt, where, he held until 1991, then a professor of pharmacology and served as director of the Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, [2] Which focus on Haemostasis coined it in these three decades . [5] He died in 2011 in Erfurt.
Need* Dr Friedrich [Frederick?] Holtz!
Paul Sels from 1938 belonged to the Academy of Natural Scientists Leopoldina Deutsch in 1955 and was a regular member of the Deutsch Academy of Sciences in Berlin. In the years 1953/1954 he served as chairman of the Deutsch Pharmacological Society, Which appointed him also as an honorary member.
Karin Huppertz, nurse (born 24 May 1894 in Pirmasens, † 19 May 1978 in Munich) was a Deutsch. She was a member of the Nazi sisterhood, director of the Professional Committee for sister being in the working group of independent charities and writing head of the Student Council, published magazine and the yearbook of nursing during the period of National Socialism.
(Nazi medical publications).
Youth and career to 1930 [Edit] Karin Karolina Maria Helena Huppertz was on 24 May 1894 in Born as a subsidiary of the contractor and architect William Huppertz and his wife Paula in Pirmasens. According to their own information as to Huppertz that trained interpreter and nurse. During the First World War it was used as a nurse and was then worked again in Pirmasens. She moved to an unknown date in Berlin.
Activities during the period of National Socialism [edit] From the Federation of Reichsfachschaft Deutsch sisters and nurses, Which included the Catholic community of sisters in Germany, the diaconate community, the Red Cross sister community, the professional association of free sisters and the sister community of the National Socialist People’s Welfare (NS Sisterhood) was founded in 1936, the technical committee for sister being in the Association of independent charities. The committee should work on all aspects of nursing association-being. The direction of the Committee Erich Hilgenfeldt which transferred, at his side stood the Reich Women’s Leader Gertrud Scholtz-Klink. The management was transferred to the National Socialist Sisterhood organized Huppertz. [1] This position had Huppert Decisive influence on the development of the nursing profession, its ethical positioning during the Nazi regime and vocational training. [2] The amendment of the Nursing Act ForwardOperatingCurrent and designed in 1940 in collaboration with Hans Harmsen the nursing service book, Which served as a standardization of the level of nursing schools.
Huppertz worked as executive director of the magazine with the Deutsch nurse. The magazine was created after the forced recruitment of all other journals in nursing by the end of 1933 as the official journal of the Deutsch Reichsfachschaft sisters, in 1936 it was renamed. The Reich Health Leader Leonardo Conti and Scholtz-Klink transferred Huppertz the main editors of the magazine. In addition, Huppertz was appointed from 1938 to 1942 for the publication of the yearbook from 1940 Head of Nursing and thus for the yearbook for infant and children’s nurses. It was for her editorial responsibility for all within the period of National Socialism appeared professional and political writings. In 1940 she was co-author of the book guide for vocational education in schools of nursing.
Life after 1945 [Edit] Huppertz was on 3 February 1948 because of “failure to register” their NSDAP membership sentenced to a fine, she moved in September 1949 to Bretten, before 1950, only to Munich in October 1951 and moved to Coburg. In 1953 she returned to Munich, where he worked at the deer-hospital and was in 1954 or early 1955 registered unemployed. In spring 1955 she married in 1954, released from prison Oskar Schroeder, the former chief of Medical Services of the Air Force Deutsch was convicted in the Nuremberg doctors’ trial for crimes against humanity. Huppertz died on 19 May 1978 in Munich.
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Hans Harmsen (born May 5, 1899 in Berlin-Charlottenburg; † 5 July 1989 in Bendestorf) was a Deutsch social hygiene, and population scientists. By the end of the Second World War, he ran for the purposes of eugenics Nazi rulers. After 1945 he became a professor at the University of Hamburg. He was co-founder, president and honorary president of Planned Parenthood, finally.
2] By 1942 he was also managing director of the Association of Public Health, before joining the Army as armored division on advisory hygienists worked in the East. [2] 1939 Harmsen was habilitated at the University of Berlin * with the theme of the possibilities and limits of eugenics. He continued to argue racial hygiene, but according to Schleiermacher was not [3] prepared to go to the “euthanasia”, he had “indexed eugenic abortion” as well as patient rejected murder. However, he accepted the racially motivated anti-Semitism, because he saw no contradiction to Christianity.
Harmsen 1946 took over the management of the Institute for Hygiene and Environment in Hamburg and became professor of general and social hygiene at the University of Hamburg. He also was chairman of the Deutsch 1952 Society for Population Studies and in 1953 president of the *German Academy for Population Studies . These associations served as science journalist Ludger Wess said, [4] “as a catch basin and network of the leaders of Nazi racial and population biology.”
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It says men were accused of ” death bath actions” (Totbadeaktionen”) in Austrian-held trials after the war.
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