Hermann Höfle
Hermann Höfle
here is a nice pic of SS-Obergruppenführer SS Hermann Hoeffle. Does anybody have a closer data about him and about his trial which took place in Bratislava in 1947.
thx
goofy
thx
goofy
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Is he the same man ?
http://www.deathcamps.org/reinhard/hoefle.html
http://www.deathcamps.org/reinhard/hoefle.html
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NO !!!!sum wrote:Is he the same man ?
http://www.deathcamps.org/reinhard/hoefle.html
This is another Hermann Höfle:
SS-Sturmbannführer
* 19.06.1911 Salzburg, † 21.08.1962 Wien (Vienna; suicide).
00.02.1942 - 00.10.1942 Leiter der Hauptabteilung “Einsatz Reinhard“ beim SSPF Lublin
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and info about
-the place where and when he was arrested (and then extradited to Bratislava)
-when did his trial take place
-counts of an indictment
-transcription of his testimony
-was he accused alone
-any photo from his execution.
thanks for answers...
goofy
p.s. on the pic is Hermann HÖFLE during his trial in 1947
-the place where and when he was arrested (and then extradited to Bratislava)
-when did his trial take place
-counts of an indictment
-transcription of his testimony
-was he accused alone
-any photo from his execution.
thanks for answers...
goofy
p.s. on the pic is Hermann HÖFLE during his trial in 1947
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Höfle was tried with Hans Ludin ( http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jso ... Ludin.html ).
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Background
Hi,
On a personal level, this was the father of my old German teacher in New Zealand where I grew up. She moved to NZ in the early 50s.
She wrote a book about her life "Strawberries with the Führer" where she gives a lot of background to this man. Undoubtably it is a personal memoir and difficult for her to accept his role in Nazi Germany, but she tries to give a balanced account of his life.
It is an excellent book about a child growing up within the Nazi regime and the consequences of that lifestyle.
Cheers
Steve
On a personal level, this was the father of my old German teacher in New Zealand where I grew up. She moved to NZ in the early 50s.
She wrote a book about her life "Strawberries with the Führer" where she gives a lot of background to this man. Undoubtably it is a personal memoir and difficult for her to accept his role in Nazi Germany, but she tries to give a balanced account of his life.
It is an excellent book about a child growing up within the Nazi regime and the consequences of that lifestyle.
Cheers
Steve
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VERY interesting. I will have to get that book. Just did a Google search, found a website on the subject which includes a photo of Höfle (in Reichswehr uniform, ca. 1933) with his young daughter; see: http://wairarapa.co.nz/times-age/weekly/tiscenko.html
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Book
Hi Andreas,
True, there is not a lot of factual biographical information on the man in the book, but there is a perspective on what sort of man he was. In this hobby/area of research we all too often have absolutely no such background to look at.
Of course this is through the eyes of his daughter, but I think she paints a fair picture of her parents, and of similar Germans at that time.
Cheers
Steve
True, there is not a lot of factual biographical information on the man in the book, but there is a perspective on what sort of man he was. In this hobby/area of research we all too often have absolutely no such background to look at.
Of course this is through the eyes of his daughter, but I think she paints a fair picture of her parents, and of similar Germans at that time.
Cheers
Steve
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Re: Hermann Hoeffle
Hermann Höfle and Dr. Josef Tiso.
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Re: Hermann Höfle
Wonderful photo of a rarely-photographed man! Many thanks for sharing it.
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Re: Hermann Höfle
Wasn't Hoeffle on the staff of Odilo Globocnik? I thought "Globus" was his superior officer / "boss". I think I also read that Hoeffle witnessed Globocnik's suicide? I think he was identified standing over Globocnik's body but i'm not certain. I think i read about him in one of Gitta sereny's books "The Healing Wound".