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Ludwig Hermann Karl Hahn (1908–1986) was a German Nazi war criminal who participated in the destruction and evacuation of the Warsaw Ghetto. He was originally a German lawer, who held multiple political and Nazi defense positions. Hahn died in prison in 1986 after being convicted for war crimes.

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