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[Oberhessin]

His last Gauleiter was one of them who comitted suicide 1945.

[Oberhessin]

After 1945 he offered a variety of very fancyful stories about what the Nazis had planed for the Götterdämmerung.

[Oberhessin]

His last position was Gaustabsamtsleiter.

[Oberhessin]

Last hint: His first name was Hubertus.

[mapugu]

If no one wants to redeem you:
Think you ask for the son of the farmer Hilko Gerdes with NSDAP member number 271 220 ?

Best,
Manfred

[Oberhessin]

Thanks Manfred - Redeeming seems to be the correct word. I thought it so easy.
Over to you!

[Oberhessin]

And. It is Hubertus - Bertus Gerdes.

[mapugu]

Thanks dear Oberhessin - and I hope to partners who have the courage to answer (I think also it is so easy):
Wanted is now the name of the man, to the Ernst Röhm wrote the following words: "I take your behavior as an opportunity, you explicitly tell that all police departments have not, therefore, occupied with SA leaders so that these officials will, but for the purpose of that police departments are governed exclusively by SA leaders. You too have become chief of police for this purpose. ..... "
(original text: „Ich nehme Ihr Verhalten zum Anlass, Ihnen ausdrücklich mitzuteilen, dass sämtliche Polizeipräsidien nicht deshalb mit SA-Führern besetzt worden sind, damit diese Beamte werden, sondern zu dem Zweck, dass die Polizeipräsidien ausschließlich von SA-Führern beherrscht werden. Auch Sie sind zu diesem Zwecke Polizeipräsident geworden. ..... ")

[mapugu]

Right, it's the hunted shortly after the Roehm letter from office former SA-Standartenführer and ex-Lieutenant General Reinhard von Westrem zu Gutacker - the winner is the specialist: Oberhessin
(see: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 8#p1949169)

Manfred

[Oberhessin]

The next Mystery Man was a Kreisleiter who was first sentenced to death in 1946.

[Oberhessin]

He was born in 1911.

[Oberhessin]

His predecessor died 1943 as a soldier. Our mystery man had a difficult job to do because of a lot of Nazi Bigwigs in the area he was responsible for.

[Oberhessin]

When he stood before trial he whispered "August, you can't le me hang!"
Mister X did not hang, but "August"

[Oberhessin]

The reason for trial was a murder in April 1945.

[Oberhessin]

The Hanging of August took place in Bruchsal.