Alfred Karl Weiße. geb. 1.2.1910 in Bösdorf (bei Leipzig). Former

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30071 Zuchthaus Zwickau, Nr. 16766 (Zu benutzen im Staatsarchiv Chemnitz)
Registratursignatur: 35703; 4303
30071 Zuchthaus Zwickau
30071 Zuchthaus Zwickau >> 3 Gefangenenakten
1935 - 1937
Enthält u. a.: Urteil des Oberlandesgerichts Dresden vom 12.6.1935 wegen Vorbereitung eines hochverräterischen Unternehmens.- Mitverurteilt: Goerg Paul Schmidt, Ferdinand Paul Wald, Karl Willy Beyer, Bertha Lina Fröbel, Karl Erich Große, Hellmuth Weser, Gustav Walter Bade, Rudolf Karl Kluge, Georg Otto Kießling, Johannes Paul Wilhelm Schmidt, Franz Otto Mätzschker, Otto Hans Mehnert, Friedrich Oswald Machinia, Anton Karl Siegmeier, Max Karl Klein, Theodor Oswald Genth, Albert Max Höfler, Richard Kurt Reinicke, Hans Georg Gerhard Böttger, Willy Kurt Peter, Ernst Otto Hermann Hermann, Ernst Schäfer, Otto Alfred Mätzschker, Jacob Wickenhöfer, Franz Emil Schindler, Herbert Rudolf Kreitenmeyer, Friedrich Ernst Max Dietzschold, Otto Wilhelm Müller, Richard Emil Faulmann, Robert Ernst Heinrich, Otto Friedrich Wohlfarth, Max Otto Schmidt, Karl Wilhelm Eduard Dewender, Walter Kurt Fehd, Paul Werner Nitzscke und Willy Kurt Liebing.
Landesstrafanstalt Waldheim; Landesstrafanstalt Zwickau
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

Conduct that was first criminalized under National Socialism (e.g. the Treachery Act, ‘Judenbegünstigung’) or which the Nazi judiciary prosecuted more severely (e.g. high treason).

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