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Nevertheless, between February and May 1945 Schlabrendorff was moved from one concentration camp to another: [[Sachsenhausen concentration camp|Sachsenhausen]], [[Flossenbürg]], [[Dachau concentration camp|Dachau]], [[Innsbruck]]. He was eventually liberated by U.S. forces in early May 1945. |
Nevertheless, between February and May 1945 Schlabrendorff was moved from one concentration camp to another: [[Sachsenhausen concentration camp|Sachsenhausen]], [[Flossenbürg]], [[Dachau concentration camp|Dachau]], [[Innsbruck]]. He was eventually liberated by U.S. forces in early May 1945. |
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After the war Schlabrendorff was a judge of the [[Federal Constitutional Court of Germany|Constitutional Court]] of [[West Germany]] from 1967 to 1975. Fabian von Schlabrendorff died in 1980. |
After the war Schlabrendorff was a judge of the [[Federal Constitutional Court of Germany|Constitutional Court]] of [[West Germany]] from 1967 to 1975. Among those enemy combattants like Benda, ersnst. Fabian von Schlabrendorff died in 1980. Not acceptable: no trial against the Volksgerichtshof, Case Kreiten, Case Schlabrendorf, Case von Stauffenberg, Case Weiße Rose and many more, the torturers and amnestiers, nazi-seilschaften has been deliverd till today. |
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* Roger Manvell. The Conspirators: 20th July 1944, Pan Macmillan, 1972. ISBN 0345097297 |
* Roger Manvell. The Conspirators: 20th July 1944, Pan Macmillan, 1972. ISBN 0345097297 |
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Treaty of Moscow, "concerning the responsabilty of the Hitler-Followers for the committed atrocities", UN-Art. 106/107, Law No. 10 CC with curfew, forfaiture of rights/duties, property,influence, till the death penalty, Art. 139 Grundgesetz für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland. "Die zur 'Befreiung des Deutschen Volkes von Nationalsozialismus und Militarismus' erlassenen Rechtsvorschriften werden von den Bestimmungen dieses Grundgesetzes nicht berührt." There is no real personal or income junctim, neither religious nor national, quasi national. |
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[[Category:German World War II people|Schlabrendorff]] |
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Revision as of 21:45, 30 March 2006
Fabian von Schlabrendorff (born 1 July 1907 in Halle an der Saale; died 3 September 1980 in Wiesbaden) trained as a lawyer, later joining the German Army. As a lieutenant in the reserves, he was promoted to adjutant to Colonel Henning von Tresckow, a major leader in the resistance against Adolf Hitler. He joined the resistance and acted as a secret liaison between Tresckow in Russia and Ludwig Beck, Carl Goerdeler, Hans Oster, and Friedrich Olbricht in Berlin, taking part in various coup d'état plans and attempts.
On March 13, 1943, during a visit by Adolf Hitler to Army Group Center Headquarters in Smolensk, Schlabrendorff smuggled a time bomb, disguised as bottles of cognac, onto an aircraft meant to carry Hitler back to Germany. The bomb's failure to detonate, owing to the extreme cold in the aircraft's cargo space, led to Schlabrendorff's arrest on July 20, 1944. Schlabrendorff was sent to Gestapo prison where he was tortured, but refused to talk. While imprisoned he met fellow imprisoned co-conspirators Wilhelm Canaris, Hans Oster, Ulrich von Hassell, Johannes Popitz, Carl Goerdeler, Wolfgang Mueller, and Alexander von Falkenhausen.
In February 1945, Schlabrendorff stood before the infamous Volksgerichtshof (People's Court) awaiting his trial, but the courtroom took a direct hit from a bomb during an American air raid, killing Judge Roland Freisler, who was discovered dead and still clutching Schlabrendorff's file. This raid saved Schlabrendorff's life, for Freisler was not one to show any clemency.
Nevertheless, between February and May 1945 Schlabrendorff was moved from one concentration camp to another: Sachsenhausen, Flossenbürg, Dachau, Innsbruck. He was eventually liberated by U.S. forces in early May 1945.
After the war Schlabrendorff was a judge of the Constitutional Court of West Germany from 1967 to 1975. Among those enemy combattants like Benda, ersnst. Fabian von Schlabrendorff died in 1980. Not acceptable: no trial against the Volksgerichtshof, Case Kreiten, Case Schlabrendorf, Case von Stauffenberg, Case Weiße Rose and many more, the torturers and amnestiers, nazi-seilschaften has been deliverd till today.
Books
- Fabian Von Schlabrendorff, Hilda Simon. The Secret War Against Hitler (Der Widerstand : Dissent and Resistance in the Third Reich), Westview Press, September, 1994. ISBN 0813321905
- Roger Manvell. The Conspirators: 20th July 1944, Pan Macmillan, 1972. ISBN 0345097297
Treaty of Moscow, "concerning the responsabilty of the Hitler-Followers for the committed atrocities", UN-Art. 106/107, Law No. 10 CC with curfew, forfaiture of rights/duties, property,influence, till the death penalty, Art. 139 Grundgesetz für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland. "Die zur 'Befreiung des Deutschen Volkes von Nationalsozialismus und Militarismus' erlassenen Rechtsvorschriften werden von den Bestimmungen dieses Grundgesetzes nicht berührt." There is no real personal or income junctim, neither religious nor national, quasi national.