Strafsache gegen den Arbeiter Richard Hüttig, *18.3.1908, Wohnort unbekannt, und Andere, wegen Verbrechens gegen die Reichstagsbrandverordnung in Verbindung mit schwerem und einfachem Landfriedensbruch in Tateinheit mit versuchtem Mord (Todesstrafe für Richard Hüttig)

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12C Berlin (1705002) Rep. 12C Staatsanwalt beim Sondergericht Berlin
Rep. 12C Staatsanwalt beim Sondergericht Berlin >> Rep. 12C Staatsanwalt beim Sondergericht Berlin II >> Verordnung des Reichspräsidenten zum Schutz von Volk und Staat vom 28. Februar 1933 / Reichstagsbrandverordnung >> Strafsache gegen den Arbeiter Richard Hüttig, *18.3.1908, Wohnort unbekannt, und Andere, wegen Verbrechens gegen die Reichstagsbrandverordnung in Verbindung mit schwerem und einfachem Landfriedensbruch in Tateinheit mit versuchtem Mord (Todesstrafe für Richard Hüttig)
1934-1942
Enthält: Mitangeklagte: Alfred Rabenow, *19.1.1912, Paul Fischer, *7.7.1912, Bruno Krumpholz, *6.2.1912, Rudolf Mosemann, *10.9.1908, Marian Szelag, *10.11.1903, Heinz Walter Duch, *15.5.1915, Willi Miether, *16.1.1913, Arthur Erdmann Schäfer, *1.6.1906, Kurt Hundsdörfer, *13.11.1911, Werner Paul Zimmermann, *18.12.1915, Willi Walter Otto Hesse, *6.3.1913, Herbert Karius, *20.12.1915, Willi Schwarzat, *12.4.1909, Kurt Ferdinand Heinrich Konscholke, *30.6.1913, Paul Zweig, *20.5.1902, Josef Szelag, *17.12.1914, Paul Friedrich Wilhelm Dopke, *13.9.1909.
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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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