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I also posted the second video showing installation of the blade but that video has been removed from the site.
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Yes, Hitler had power to grant a pardon or commute a death sentence. The following source lists one case in 1944 when he commuted death sentence of an individual convicted of massive embezzlement and reduced the sentence to a short prison term.von thoma wrote:Did Hitler ever grant pardon in any execution ? He had that power ?
Thank for the answers.
Translated by google:Die letzte Hinrichtung am Münchner Platz wurde 1956 in der damaligen DDR durchgeführt. Sylvester Murau war Mitarbeiter des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit, flüchtete in die BRD und arbeitete dort als Spion mit dem BND zusammen. Er wurde entführt, in die DDR zurückgebracht und hier durch Lucie von Ehrenwall zum Tode verurteilt. Er wurde am 16. Mai 1956 von Scharfrichter Walter Böttcher um 4:10 Uhr geköpft.
http://dresden-sehenswürdigkeiten.com/g ... z-dresden/The last execution at the Münchner Platz was carried out in 1956 in the then GDR. Sylvester Murau was a member of the Ministry of State Security, escaped to Germany and worked as a spy with the BND. He was abducted, brought back to the GDR and condemned to death by Lucie von Ehrenwall. He was beheaded on 16 May 1956 by executioner Walter Böttcher at 4:10 am.
His case is one of the most significant errors of law in the German legal history of the 20th century and has not been formally corrected until today.
Great Patriotic War museum, Kiev.