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People in the machinery of crime

Browse 499 profiles beyond the seven-circle overview. Filter by organisation, role and mechanism of persecution; results are ordered alphabetically by surname and never by victim totals.

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Profiles: 499. The directory is ordered alphabetically by surname.

  1. Franz Stärfl (Stofel)SS commander of the Kleinbodungen subcamp and its evacuation column
  2. Hermann Höfle (born 1898)commander of German forces in Slovakia during suppression of the uprising
  3. Gustav Abbhead of the Main Administration of Libraries in the General Government
  4. Wilhelm Altenlohcommander of the Security Police and SD (KdS) in the Białystok District
  5. Johann Altfuldischprotective-custody camp leader at Mauthausen
  6. Josef Altstötterchief of the Civil Law and Procedure Division
  7. Ludolf-Hermann von Alvenslebencommander of Selbstschutz West Prussia and later regional SS and police commander
  8. Otto AmbrosIG Farben board member responsible for Buna/Monowitz and chemical-warfare agent production programmes
  9. Heinrich Andergassenhead of the SD outpost in Merano and Sipo officer in Bolzano
  10. Herbert Andorfercommandant of the Sajmište camp and commander of Sonderkommando Andorfer in Italy
  11. Heinz Auerswaldcommissioner for the Jewish residential district in Warsaw
  12. Hans Aumeierprotective-custody camp leader at Auschwitz
  13. Erich von dem Bach-Zelewskisenior SS commander for anti-partisan warfare and commander of forces suppressing the Warsaw Uprising
  14. Herbert Backeagricultural minister and principal planner of the Hunger Plan
  15. Wilhelm BahrSS medical orderly at Neuengamme and direct participant in killing prisoners with gas
  16. Klaus Barbiehead of a Gestapo section in Lyon, responsible for repression, interrogations and deportations
  17. Stefan BaretzkiBlock leader and commander of the Canada labour detail at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
  18. Rudolf Batzcommander of Einsatzkommando 2, subsequently KdS in Kraków and commander of the Security Police in Dortmund
  19. Erich BauerSobibor staff member responsible for the gas-chamber engine
  20. Heinz Baumkötterchief camp doctor at Sachsenhausen
  21. August BeckerRSHA chemist and technical inspector of T4 gassing installations and Einsatzgruppen gas vans
  22. Hermann Becker-Freysengaviation-medicine consultant and co-planner of the Dachau seawater experiments
  23. Bruno BegerSS-Ahnenerbe anthropologist involved in the Jewish skeleton-collection project
  24. Kurt von Behrhead of the ERR structures in Western Europe, subsequently of Dienststelle Westen and the Möbel-Aktion
  25. Wilhelm Beiglböckphysician in charge of seawater experiments on prisoners at Dachau
  26. August Bendersecond camp physician involved in prisoner selections at Buchenwald
  27. Gottlob Bergerchief of the SS Main Office and organiser of Waffen-SS recruitment
  28. Werner Alfred Bergermember of the execution unit Kommando 99 at Buchenwald
  29. Werner Bestsenior Security Police and SD lawyer involved in organising Einsatzgruppen for the 1939 campaign
  30. Lothar Beutelcommander of Einsatzgruppe IV during the German invasion of Poland
  31. Ernst Bibersteincommander of Einsatzkommando 6 in occupied Ukraine
  32. Hans Biebowhead of the German administration of the Łódź ghetto
  33. Walther Bierkampcommander of Einsatzgruppe D, then commander of the Security Police and SD (BdS) in the General Government
  34. Dorothea Binzdeputy senior female supervisor at Ravensbrück and trainer of camp guards
  35. Helmut Bischoffcommander of Einsatzkommando 1/IV and head of the Gestapo in Poznań
  36. Hermann Blachecommandant of the Jewish forced-labour camp in the Tarnów ghetto
  37. Paul Blobelcommander of Sonderkommando 4a and organiser of Aktion 1005
  38. Josef Blöschefield officer of the Sipo in Warsaw who participated in deportations and executions in the Warsaw ghetto
  39. Walter Blumecommander of Sonderkommando 7a in 1941 and commander of the Security Police and SD in occupied Greece in 1943–1944
  40. Kurt Bodepresiding judge of the field court in the trials of the Polish Post Office defenders, later general prosecutor of the Reich District of Danzig–West Prussia
  41. Wilhelm Bogerofficer in the investigation and interrogation section of the Auschwitz Political Department
  42. Ernst Wilhelm Bohlehead of the NSDAP Foreign Organization
  43. Franz BöhmePlenipotentiary Commanding General in occupied Serbia in autumn 1941
  44. Hans-Joachim Böhmehead of the Gestapo in Tilsit and commander of Einsatzkommando Tilsit
  45. Johanna Bormannoverseer at Auschwitz-Birkenau and Bergen-Belsen
  46. Martin Bormannhead of the NSDAP Party Chancellery and secretary to Hitler
  47. Greta Böselguard assigned to women prisoners’ labour deployment at Ravensbrück
  48. Friedrich BoßhammerRSHA IV B 4 official and Jewish-affairs officer with the BdS in Italy
  49. Hans Bothmannsecond commandant of the Chełmno killing centre
  50. Herbert BöttcherSS and Police Leader in the Radom District
  51. Franz BöttgerArbeitsführer and Rapportführer
  52. Philipp Bouhlerhead of the Führer's Chancellery and co-director of the T4 killing programme
  53. Viktor Brackhead of Office II in the Führer Chancellery and organiser of Aktion T4
  54. Otto Bradfischhead of the Łódź Gestapo office and former commander of Einsatzkommando 8
  55. Walter Braemermilitary commander of Bydgoszcz and a rear-area district in September 1939
  56. Karl BrandtHitler's personal physician, co-director of the T4 programme and Reich health commissioner
  57. Rudolf BrandtHeinrich Himmler's personal administrative officer and a central SS official
  58. Werner Braunecommander of Sonderkommando 11b of Einsatzgruppe D
  59. Hermine Braunsteinerfemale guard at Ravensbrück and Majdanek known for direct brutality toward prisoners
  60. Pery Broadofficial of the Auschwitz Political Department
  61. Heinz Brücknerhead of Office VI in the Main Office of the Ethnic German Liaison Office, jointly responsible for child abductions, Germanisation, displacement and forced labour
  62. Alois BrunnerEichmann associate who organised deportations and commanded the Drancy transit camp
  63. Anton Brunnerhead of ‘commissioning’ in Vienna's assembly camps and employee of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration, known as ‘Brunner II’
  64. Walter Buchsupreme party judge and Reichsleiter
  65. Josef Bühlerstate secretary and head of government in the General Government
  66. Fritz BuntrockRapportführer in the Roma camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau
  67. Josef Bürgerofficer of the Radzyń Gestapo field office responsible for matters concerning the Łuków ghetto
  68. Franz BürklSecurity Police officer at Pawiak prison; sources describe him either as deputy commandant or as a shift leader
  69. Heinrich Bütefischmember of the IG Farben managing board responsible for the Auschwitz-Monowitz works and mining ventures that used prisoners
  70. Victor CapesiusHead of the SS pharmacy at Auschwitz and a participant in selections on the Birkenau ramp.
  71. Friedrich ChristiansenWehrmacht commander in the occupied Netherlands
  72. Friedrich Classhead of the Gdynia branch of Einsatzkommando 16 and the Gestapo
  73. Carl Clauberggynaecologist who conducted mass-sterilisation experiments on prisoners
  74. Arthur Conradcommand staff member and SS guard
  75. Rudolf CreutzUlrich Greifelt's deputy and head of Main Office Group A in the Main Staff Office of the Reich Commissioner for the Consolidation of German Nationhood
  76. Gunter d’Alqueneditor-in-chief of Das Schwarze Korps and commander of Waffen-SS propaganda
  77. Kurt Daluegechief of the Order Police and acting Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia
  78. Ernst Damzogcommander of Einsatzgruppe V and later inspector of the Security Police and SD in Poznań
  79. Theodor DanneckerEichmann specialist who coordinated deportations in France, Bulgaria, Italy and Hungary
  80. Luise DanzSS overseer and Rapportführerin
  81. Richard Walther DarréReich agriculture minister, former head of RuSHA and ideologue of 'Blood and Soil'
  82. Max DaumeOrder Police officer in Warsaw responsible for repression and hostage executions
  83. Josef “Sepp” Dietrichcommander of the Leibstandarte SS, I SS Panzer Corps and 6th SS Panzer Army
  84. Otto DietrichReich press chief and state secretary who issued daily directives controlling the German press
  85. Erich Adam Dingesdriver on the camp staff
  86. Oskar Dirlewangercommander of the SS penal formation known as the Dirlewanger unit
  87. Karl Dönitzcommander-in-chief of the Kriegsmarine and Hitler's successor as head of state
  88. Wilhelm Dörrdeputy commander of the Kleinbodungen subcamp and its evacuation column to Bergen-Belsen
  89. Anton DostlerWehrmacht general and commander of LXXV Army Corps in Italy
  90. Wilhelm DreimannSS Rapportführer at Neuengamme and participant in the Bullenhuser Damm murders
  91. Walther Dürrfeldtechnical director and construction manager of the IG Farben works at Auschwitz-Monowitz
  92. Klaus Dylewskiofficer of the Auschwitz Political Department
  93. Irmfried EberlAktion T4 physician and first commandant of the Treblinka II killing centre
  94. Kurt Eccariushead of the Zellenbau at Sachsenhausen
  95. Adolf Eichmannhead of the RSHA section for Jewish affairs and deportations
  96. Theodor EickeInspector of Concentration Camps and commander of the SS Totenkopf Division
  97. August EigruberGauleiter and Reich governor of Reichsgau Oberdonau
  98. Kurt Eimanncommander of SS-Wachsturmbann Eimann during executions in Pomerania
  99. Hans EiseleSS camp physician
  100. Heinrich Eisenhöferhead of prisoner-property administration at Mauthausen
  101. Anton EndresSS medical orderly in the Dachau prisoners’ infirmary
  102. Friedrich Engelcommander of the Sipo and SD office in Genoa
  103. Erich Engelshead of the Jewish Affairs Section of the Gestapo under the KdS Lemberg
  104. Friedrich EntressSS camp physician
  105. Josef Erbercamp Gestapo official and admissions chief at Birkenau
  106. Heinz Errelishead of the Gestapo field office in Grodno, subordinate to KdS Białystok
  107. Karl Essighead of the Security Police and SD post in Kielce
  108. Emil Eulercommander of guard companies in the Mauthausen camp complex
  109. Alexander von Falkenhausenmilitary governor of occupied Belgium and northern France
  110. Heinz Karl Fanslauchief of Office A V and deputy chief of Office Group A in the WVHA
  111. Martin Fellenzchief of staff to the SS and Police Leader in the Kraków District, directing the field organisation of deportations
  112. Paul Hermann Feustelhead of Gestapo offices in Kolín and Benešov responsible for repression and executions
  113. Karl Fiehlermayor of Munich
  114. Horst Paul Silvester Fischercamp doctor and deputy garrison physician at Auschwitz-Monowitz
  115. Ludwig Fischergovernor of the Warsaw district and head of its civilian occupation administration
  116. Gerhard Fleschcommander of Einsatzkommando 2/VI and first head of the Gestapo in Łódź, later KdS in Bergen and Trondheim
  117. Friedrich Flickowner and dominant head of the Flick concern, one of the Reich's principal heavy-industry and armaments complexes
  118. Otto Förschnercommandant of Mittelbau-Dora and later the Kaufering subcamp complex
  119. Albert ForsterGauleiter and Reich Governor of Danzig–West Prussia
  120. Johann FrahmSS man, block leader and deputy satellite-camp leader
  121. August Frankdeputy chief of the WVHA and head of Amtsgruppe A
  122. Hans FrankGovernor-General of the General Government in occupied Poland
  123. Karl Hermann FrankHigher SS and Police Leader and State Minister in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia
  124. Kurt Franzdeputy commandant and final commandant of the Treblinka II extermination camp
  125. Max Frauendorferhead of the Main Labour Department of the General Government
  126. Roland Freislerpresident of the People's Court and a leading architect of Nazi judicial terror
  127. Karl Frenzelhead of the railway commando at Sobibor
  128. Wilhelm FrickReich Minister of the Interior and later Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia
  129. Fritz Gustav Friedelhead of the Jewish affairs section of the Gestapo in Białystok
  130. Karl FritzschSchutzhaftlagerführer at Auschwitz and Flossenbürg; head of the prisoners’ section
  131. Erich Fuchstechnician of Operation T4 and Operation Reinhard, associated with the installation of gassing equipment
  132. Günter Fuchshead of Section II B of the Łódź Gestapo, responsible for Jewish affairs
  133. Walther FunkReich Economics Minister and president of the Reichsbank
  134. Irmgard Furchnerstenographer in the camp commandant’s office
  135. Albert Ganzenmüllerstate secretary and deputy director-general of the German state railway
  136. Karl Gebhardtchief SS and police surgeon and organiser of experiments at Ravensbrück
  137. Wilhelm Gerhard GehringBlockführer and detention supervisor at Auschwitz who participated in executions
  138. Paul Otto GeibelSS and Police Leader in the Warsaw district
  139. Karl Genzkenhead of the Waffen-SS Medical Office
  140. Odilo GlobocnikSS and Police Leader in the Lublin district and head of Operation Reinhard
  141. Richard GlücksInspector of Concentration Camps and head of WVHA Amtsgruppe D
  142. Hartwig Gnadecommander of the 2nd Company of Reserve Police Battalion 101
  143. Joseph GoebbelsReich propaganda minister and Gauleiter of Berlin
  144. Hermann GöringReichsmarschall, commander-in-chief of the Luftwaffe and plenipotentiary for the Four Year Plan
  145. Amon Göthcommandant of the Kraków-Płaszów camp and SS officer in the Kraków district
  146. Maximilian Grabnerhead of the Gestapo Political Department at Auschwitz concentration camp
  147. Ulrich Greifeltchief of staff of the RKFDV and administrator of expulsions and Germanisation
  148. Arthur GreiserGauleiter and Reich Governor of the Warthegau
  149. Irma Gresefemale guard and senior supervisor at Ravensbrück, Auschwitz-Birkenau and Bergen-Belsen
  150. Oskar Gröningprisoner-money clerk and armed ramp guard
  151. Max Grosskopfcommander of the Security Police and SD in the Kraków district
  152. Rolf GüntherEichmann's permanent deputy in RSHA Section IV B4
  153. Karl GutenbergerHigher SS and Police Leader West
  154. Wilhelm Haasechief of staff to the SS and Police Leader in the Kraków District, involved in planning and commanding deportation operations
  155. Hermann Hackmannfirst Schutzhaftlagerführer at Lublin-Majdanek concentration camp, previously a member of the Buchenwald concentration camp command staff
  156. Herbert Hagensecurity official responsible for organizing deportations of Jews from France
  157. Ludwig Hahncommander of the Security Police and SD in the Kraków district and later in the Warsaw district
  158. Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und HalbachIndustrialist and chairman of the Krupp supervisory board
  159. Heinrich Hamannhead of the Grenzpolizeikommissariat, a Security Police and SD branch office, in Nowy Sącz
  160. Siegfried HandloserChief of the Wehrmacht Medical Service
  161. Otto Hantkefirst commandant of the Budzyn Jewish labour camp, subsequently commandant of Poniatowa
  162. Otto Hardercommandant of the Hannover-Ahlem satellite camp
  163. Friedrich HartjensteinCommandant of Auschwitz II-Birkenau and Natzweiler
  164. Karl HassSipo and SD officer in Rome
  165. Richard von Hegenerofficial of the Chancellery of the Führer and deputy head of the Reich Committee responsible for the administrative organisation of the murder of children and patients
  166. Lothar Heimbachhead of Department IV (Gestapo) at KdS Białystok
  167. Hermann Helbigleader of the crematorium detail and member of Kommando 99 at Buchenwald
  168. Wilhelm Henkelchief camp dental officer
  169. Eberhard HerfOrder Police commander in occupied Belarus and staff officer in anti-partisan formations
  170. Gottlieb Heringcommandant of the German Bełżec killing centre
  171. Günther Herrmanncommander of Sonderkommando 4b, Einsatzgruppe C, during mass killings in Ukraine
  172. Rudolf HessDeputy to Hitler in the Nazi Party and Reich minister without portfolio.
  173. Werner Heydemedical director and first chief medical assessor of Aktion T4
  174. Reinhard Heydrichchief of the RSHA and acting Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia
  175. Friedrich HildebrandtGauleiter and Reich governor of Mecklenburg
  176. Richard HildebrandtHigher SS and Police Leader in Reich District Danzig–West Prussia
  177. Heinrich HimmlerReichsführer-SS, Chief of German Police and Reich Minister of the Interior
  178. Fritz Hintermayerchief camp physician
  179. Josef Hirtreiterstaff member at the Treblinka II killing centre
  180. Adolf HitlerFührer and Reich Chancellor, head of state and supreme commander of the armed forces
  181. Karl-Friedrich Höckeradjutant to the commandant of Auschwitz
  182. Walter Andreas HoferHermann Göring's chief art adviser and agent, organising the purchase, confiscation and exchange of looted artworks
  183. Wolfgang Hoffmanncommander of the 3rd Company of Reserve Police Battalion 101
  184. Hermann Höflechief of staff for Operation Reinhard and coordinator of deportation logistics
  185. Otto Hofmannhead of the SS Race and Settlement Main Office (RuSHA)
  186. Hellmuth Hollandhead of the German Public Prosecutor's Office in Piotrków and prosecutor before the Special Court in Piotrków
  187. Karl-Adolf HollidtWehrmacht commander
  188. Paul Werner Hoppecommandant of Stutthof concentration camp from September 1942 to spring 1945
  189. Rolf-Heinz Höppnerde facto head of the Central Resettlement Office in Poznań and chief of the SD section in the Wartheland
  190. Rudolf Hösscommandant of Auschwitz and later deputy inspector of concentration camps
  191. Franz Hösslerprotective-custody camp leader and supervisor of the women’s camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau
  192. Hermann Hotharmoured-force commander on the eastern front
  193. Waldemar HovenSS camp physician at Buchenwald and deputy in the typhus research unit.
  194. Herbert Hübnerhead of the labour and resettlement staffs at the Poznań RKFDV office, involved in expelling Poles and forcibly retaining them as labour
  195. Alfred IttnerSobibor staff member; cashier who took victims’ property before the gas chamber
  196. Karl Jägercommander of Einsatzkommando 3 and author of the Jäger Report
  197. Josef Jarolinreport leader and third protective-custody camp leader at Dachau, later commandant of Allach
  198. Ewald Jauchcommander of the Bullenhuser Damm satellite camp
  199. Friedrich JeckelnHigher SS and Police Leader in occupied Ukraine and Ostland
  200. Alfred Jodlchief of the Operations Staff of the Armed Forces High Command
  201. Günther JoëlReich Ministry of Justice criminal-law official, later general prosecutor in Hamm
  202. Heinz Josthead of RSHA Office VI and, from March to September 1942, commander of Einsatzgruppe A
  203. Heinrich JostenSS officer responsible for the camp detention block and a guard company at Auschwitz
  204. Oswald KadukRapportführer at Auschwitz
  205. Anton Kaindlcommandant of Sachsenhausen concentration camp from 1942 to 1945
  206. Ernst Kaltenbrunnerchief of the RSHA and former Higher SS and Police Leader in Austria
  207. Bronislav Kaminskicommander of the RONA brigade used to suppress the Warsaw Uprising
  208. Werner KampeNSDAP Kreisleiter and municipal commissioner, later occupation mayor of Bydgoszcz
  209. Herbert Kapplercommander of the Sipo and SD in occupied Rome
  210. Fritz KatzmannSS and Police Leader in the Radom District and later the District of Galicia
  211. Karl KaufmannGauleiter, Reich Governor and head of Hamburg’s administration
  212. Wilhelm Keitelchief of the Armed Forces High Command
  213. Wilhelm Kepplerstate secretary and economic official who participated in establishing the Deutsche Umsiedlungs-Treuhand and organising the seizure of expellees' property
  214. Albert Kesselringfield marshal; Commander-in-Chief South-West and commander of Army Group C in Italy
  215. Simon Kiernblock leader and camp clerk
  216. Bruno KittSS physician at Auschwitz-Birkenau and Neuengamme who participated in prisoner selections
  217. Dietrich KlaggesMinister-President of Brunswick
  218. Karl Heinrich Klaustermeyerofficer of the Jewish Affairs Section of the KdS Warsaw who conducted inspections and killings in the ghetto
  219. Josef KlehrSS medical orderly and head of a disinfection detail at Auschwitz
  220. Fritz KleinSS physician at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen
  221. Waldemar KlingelhöferCommander of Vorkommando Moskau and a staff officer of Einsatzgruppe B.
  222. Gerhard Klopfersenior Party Chancellery official and participant in the Wannsee Conference
  223. Helmut Knochenhead of Sipo and SD in occupied France
  224. Fritz Knöchleincompany commander in the 2nd SS-Totenkopf Infantry Regiment
  225. Erich KochGauleiter of East Prussia and Reich Commissioner for Ukraine
  226. Hans Kochdisinfection-unit member who introduced Zyklon B
  227. Ilse Kochwife of the Buchenwald commandant, convicted for abuses against prisoners
  228. Karl-Otto Kochfirst commandant of Buchenwald and Majdanek, after earlier service as commandant of Sachsenhausen
  229. Max Koegelconcentration-camp commandant
  230. Anneliese Kohlmannguard at the Neugraben and Tiefstack subcamps of Neuengamme
  231. Josef Kollmercommander of guard units in the Auschwitz complex
  232. Franz Konradhead of the Werterfassung property-seizure apparatus in the Warsaw ghetto
  233. Wilhelm KoppeHigher SS and Police Leader in the Warthegau and later the General Government
  234. Fritz Kraemerchief of staff of the 6th SS Panzer Army
  235. Alfred KramerSS-Oberscharführer and commandant of the Kaufering I subcamp
  236. Josef Kramercommandant of Natzweiler-Struthof, Birkenau and Bergen-Belsen
  237. Carl Krauchchairman of IG Farben's supervisory board and plenipotentiary for chemical production under the Four Year Plan
  238. Franz Xaver KrausCamp administrator and senior officer in Birkenau’s final phase
  239. Eduard KrebsbachSS chief camp physician at Mauthausen
  240. Johann Paul KremerAuschwitz camp physician and professor of anatomy
  241. Friedrich-Wilhelm KrügerHigher SS and Police Leader in the General Government
  242. Hans Krügerhead of the Security Police office in Stanisławów
  243. Hermann Krumeyhead of a Łódź Central Resettlement Office branch responsible for operational aspects of the Zamość expulsions
  244. Alfried Kruppsole owner and head of the Krupp industrial group from 1943
  245. Wilhelm KubeGeneral Commissioner for occupied Belarus
  246. Georg von Küchlercommander of the 18th Army and Army Group North
  247. Eberhard von Künsbergdiplomat and commander of Sonderkommando Künsberg who organised the supraregional seizure of archives, libraries, works of art and economic records
  248. Walter Kuntzedeputy Wehrmacht commander in the Southeast
  249. Franz KutscheraSS and Police Leader for the Warsaw District
  250. Hildegard LächertSS overseer at Majdanek and Auschwitz
  251. Erwin Lambertconstruction specialist involved in building gas chambers
  252. Heinz Lammerdingcommander of the 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich
  253. Hans Lammershead of the Reich Chancellery and Hitler's senior legal-administrative intermediary
  254. Herbert Langecommander of Sonderkommando Lange and first commandant of the Chełmno killing centre
  255. Rudolf Langecommander of Einsatzkommando 2 and commander of the Security Police and SD in Latvia
  256. Walter Adolf LangleistCommandant of the Kaufering subcamp complex and commander of SS guard personnel.
  257. Otto LätschLagerführer of the Auschwitz subcamp Gleiwitz IV
  258. Ernst Lautzchief public prosecutor at the People's Court in Berlin
  259. Wilhelm Ritter von Leebfield marshal and commander of Army Group North
  260. Rudolf Lehmannhead of the OKW Legal Department and Generaloberstabsrichter, a co-architect of the legal framework for wartime terror
  261. Peter Leideritzhead of the Security Police and SD field office in Kołomyja
  262. Robert LeyNSDAP Reichsleiter and head of the German Labour Front
  263. Ernst von LeyserGeneral of Infantry and corps commander
  264. Arthur Liebehenschelcommandant of Auschwitz I and commander of the Auschwitz garrison, later commandant of Lublin-Majdanek concentration camp
  265. Fritz Liphardtcommander of Einsatzkommando 2/III in 1939, then commander of the Security Police and SD (KdS) in the Radom District
  266. Arno LippmannSS-Obersturmführer and commandant of the Kaufering II and VII subcamps
  267. Wilhelm Listcommander of the 12th Army and Wehrmacht Commander Southeast during the occupation of Yugoslavia and Greece
  268. Alexander Löhrcommander of Air Fleet 4 during the invasion of Poland
  269. Hinrich LohseReich Commissioner for Ostland and head of its civilian occupation administration
  270. Jakob Lölgencommander of an Einsatzkommando 16 detachment in Bydgoszcz
  271. Werner Lorenzhead of the SS Main Office Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle (VoMi)
  272. Georg Lörnerdeputy head of the WVHA and chief of Office Group B, responsible for supplying the camp apparatus and supervising enterprises that used prisoners
  273. Franz LucasSS camp physician at Auschwitz and Mauthausen implicated in prisoner selections
  274. Hanns Elard LudinGerman envoy in Bratislava
  275. Julius Ludolfcamp leader at the Loiblpass, Gross-Raming and Melk subcamps
  276. Albert Lütkemeyerfirst Schutzhaftlagerführer at Neuengamme
  277. Waldemar Machollborder police commissioner in Suwałki, then head of the Białystok Gestapo's Section IV A-3 for combating resistance
  278. Eberhard von Mackensencolonel general and commander of the German 14th Army in Italy
  279. Franz Magillcommander of a mounted detachment of the 2nd SS Cavalry Regiment during mass executions in Polesia
  280. Maria Mandlsenior overseer and head of the women's camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau
  281. Erich von Mansteinfield marshal; commander of the Eleventh Army and later army groups on the eastern front
  282. Elisabeth Marschallhead nurse in the Ravensbrück camp infirmary
  283. Heinrich Mattheshead of the Treblinka II extermination area
  284. Gerhard Maurerhead of WVHA Office D II responsible for allocating concentration-camp prisoner labour
  285. Gerulf Mayercommander of Gendarmerie-Hauptmannschaft Kielce
  286. Fritz ter MeerIG Farben executive-board member and chair of its Technical Committee; convicted of spoliation in occupied countries and participation in forced labour
  287. Josef Meisingercommander of the Security Police and SD in the Warsaw district
  288. Josef MengeleSS physician at Auschwitz-Birkenau who conducted selections and criminal experiments
  289. Friedrich Menneckedirector of the Eichberg institution, T4 medical assessor and travelling physician who selected prisoners under Aktion 14f13
  290. Willi MentzSS-Unterscharführer and gunman at the sham infirmary in Treblinka II
  291. Hans Merbachprotective-custody camp leader and evacuation-transport commander
  292. Konrad Meyerhead of the RKFDV Planning Office and principal author of Generalplan Ost
  293. Kurt MeyerWaffen-SS commander
  294. August MeysznerHigher SS and Police Leader in occupied Serbia
  295. Georg MichalsenOperation Reinhard staff officer involved in deportations from Warsaw and Białystok
  296. August Wilhelm MieteTreblinka staff member responsible for the so-called infirmary and supervision of prisoner labor details
  297. Erhard MilchState Secretary in the Reich Air Ministry; Inspector General and field marshal of the Luftwaffe
  298. Rudolf Mildnerhead of the Gestapo in Katowice and presiding officer of the police summary court at Auschwitz
  299. Karl Ernst Möckeladministrative director at Auschwitz
  300. Otto Mollcommandant of Fürstengrube and head of the Auschwitz-Birkenau crematoria
  301. Max MontuaCommander of the Order Police in Warsaw, later commander of Police Regiment Centre
  302. Hans Karl Möserprotective-custody camp leader at Mittelbau-Dora
  303. Gustav Adolf Steengracht von MoylandState Secretary at the Nazi Foreign Office from 1943 to 1945
  304. Joachim Mrugowskyhead of the Waffen-SS Hygiene Institute and chief hygienist of the Waffen-SS
  305. Kajetan Mühlmannspecial commissioner for the seizure of works of art in the General Government
  306. Robert Mulkacommandant’s adjutant and command-staff leader
  307. Bruno Müllercommander of Einsatzkommando 2/I and Security Police and SD commander in Kraków
  308. Franz Josef Müllerhead of the Kraków Julag camps and commandant of Julag I Płaszów
  309. Friedrich-Wilhelm Müllercommander of the 22nd Infantry Division and commandant of Fortress Crete
  310. Heinrich Müllerchief of the Gestapo and head of RSHA Amt IV
  311. Erich Mußfeldthead of the crematorium and corpse-disposal detail at Lublin-Majdanek concentration camp, later a crematoria supervisor at Auschwitz-Birkenau
  312. Martin MutschmannGauleiter, Reich Governor and minister-president of Saxony
  313. Erich Naumanncommander of Einsatzgruppe B and earlier commander of Einsatzgruppe VI
  314. Arthur Nebechief of the Criminal Police and commander of Einsatzgruppe B in 1941
  315. Horst Neubauerjudge of the German Special Court in Łódź
  316. Ruth NeudeckSS overseer and head of the Uckermark death-camp section.
  317. Konstantin von NeurathGerman Foreign Minister from 1932 to 1938 and Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia from 1939 to 1941
  318. Josef Niedermayerhead of the camp prison and block leader of Block 20 at Mauthausen
  319. Engelbert Valentin Niedermeyerblock leader and supervisor of a work detail at the Dachau crematorium
  320. Johann Niemanndeputy commandant of the German Sobibór killing centre
  321. Paul Nitschepsychiatrist, senior medical assessor and, from late 1941, head of the medical section of Aktion T4
  322. Gustav Adolf Nosskecommander of Einsatzkommando 12, Einsatzgruppe D, in 1941–1942
  323. Franz Novaktransport specialist in Eichmann's department who scheduled deportation trains
  324. Karl ObergHigher SS and Police Leader in occupied France
  325. Josef OberhauserChristian Wirth’s liaison officer and member of the Bełżec staff
  326. Herta Oberheuserphysician who participated in criminal medical experiments on prisoners at Ravensbrück
  327. Otto Ohlendorfcommander of Einsatzgruppe D and head of the RSHA domestic SD office
  328. Friedrich Opitzmanager of a plant using female prisoner labour
  329. Benno OrendiSS camp doctor at Ravensbrück and Stutthof
  330. Alice OrlowskiSS guard at Majdanek, Płaszów and Auschwitz-Birkenau
  331. Adolf Ottcommander of Sonderkommando 7b within Einsatzgruppe B
  332. Günther PanckeHigher SS and Police Leader in occupied Denmark
  333. Helmuth von Pannwitzcommander of the First Cossack Cavalry Division and the Fifteenth Cossack Cavalry Corps
  334. Johann PaulsSS non-commissioned officer and commander of a prisoner labor detail
  335. Peter PaulsenSS archaeologist and commander of Sonderkommando Paulsen
  336. Max Paulycommandant of Stutthof concentration camp, subsequently Neuengamme concentration camp and its satellite-camp network
  337. Gerhard Pchalekprosecutor before the special courts in Bielitz and Kattowitz and at the Office of the General Prosecutor attached to the Higher Regional Court in Kattowitz
  338. Walter Pelzhausencommandant of the Radogoszcz police prison in Łódź
  339. Alexander Piorkowskicommandant of Dachau concentration camp from February 1940 to September 1942
  340. Hermann Pistercommandant of Buchenwald concentration camp
  341. Ludwig PlaggeBlockführer and camp-section head
  342. Paul Pleigerchairman of Reichswerke Hermann Göring and head of the coal economy, using forced-labour allocations and ventures with the SS
  343. Helmut Ortwin Pohlofficer on Odilo Globocnik's staff who participated in deportations and resettlement in the Lublin District during the first half of 1942
  344. Oswald Pohlchief of the WVHA and central administrator of SS enterprises and concentration camps
  345. Helmut PoppendickSS physician and head of the personnel office of the Reich Physician SS and Police
  346. Erich PriebkeGestapo and SD officer; participant in the Ardeatine Caves massacre
  347. Hans-Adolf PrützmannHigher SS and Police Leader in Ostland and later in southern occupied Soviet territories
  348. Emil PuhlReichsbank vice-president responsible for implementing arrangements with the SS concerning stolen valuables
  349. Karl Pützcommander of the Security Police and SD in Rivne, subsequently in Lublin
  350. Josias zu Waldeck und PyrmontHigher SS and Police Leader whose jurisdiction included Buchenwald
  351. Walter QuakernackAuschwitz Political Department officer, subcamp commandant and evacuation-march commander.
  352. Karl Rahmlast commandant of the Theresienstadt ghetto
  353. Otto Raschcommander of Einsatzgruppe C during the 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union
  354. Karl Raschemember of the Dresdner Bank management board responsible for the bank's expansion, financing SS enterprises and acquiring assets in occupied Europe
  355. Sigmund RascherSS physician who conducted high-altitude and hypothermia experiments on prisoners.
  356. Hanns Albin RauterHigher SS and Police Leader and General Commissioner for Security in the occupied Netherlands
  357. Walter Redercommander of the reconnaissance battalion of the 16th SS Panzergrenadier Division Reichsführer-SS
  358. Michael RedwitzSchutzhaftlagerführer responsible for discipline and camp punishments at Dachau
  359. Hans-Joachim Rehsejudge of the First Senate of the People's Court who participated in repressive death sentences under the presidency of Roland Freisler
  360. Walter von Reichenaucommander of the Sixth Army and author of the criminal Severity Order
  361. Franz Reichleitnercommandant of the Sobibór killing centre after Franz Stangl
  362. Hermann Reineckehead of the Allgemeines Wehrmachtamt in the OKW, responsible for central directives concerning prisoners of war
  363. Heinz Reinefarthcommander of a combat group during the suppression of the Warsaw Uprising
  364. Georg-Hans Reinhardtcommander of the 3rd Panzer Group, subsequently the 3rd Panzer Army, and acting commander of Army Group Centre
  365. Hans Reiterpresident of the Reich Health Office
  366. Josef Remmeleroll-call leader at Dachau and commandant of the Eintrachthütte and Jawischowitz subcamps
  367. Joachim von RibbentropReich Foreign Minister and diplomatic agent of German expansion
  368. Johann-Georg Richertcommander of the 286th Security Division and 35th Infantry Division
  369. Gustav RichterGerman adviser on Jewish affairs in Romania
  370. Wolfram von RichthofenLuftwaffe commander directing air operations during the invasion of Poland
  371. Gerhard Riebelcommander of the 3rd Company of Police Battalion 322, later the 9th Company of Police Regiment Centre
  372. Hans-Joachim Rieckehead of the agricultural section of Economic Staff East and senior food-policy official
  373. Robert Ritterphysician and child psychiatrist; head of the unit that registered and pseudoscientifically classified Roma and Sinti for the Nazi apparatus of persecution
  374. Franz RomeikatAuschwitz staff member connected with the clothing store and the plunder of victims’ property
  375. Karl von Roquescommander of the Army Group South Rear Area, subsequently the Army Group A Rear Area
  376. Gerhard RoseLuftwaffe physician and initiator of typhus-vaccine experiments on prisoners
  377. Wilhelm Rosenbaumcommandant of the Security Police and SD school in Rabka
  378. Alfred Rosenbergchief NSDAP ideologue and Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories
  379. Rolf RosenthalSS camp doctor at Ravensbrück involved in forced abortions and criminal procedures
  380. Oswald Rothaugpresiding judge of the Nuremberg Special Court and later Reich prosecutor at the People's Court
  381. Curt Rothenbergerpresident of the Hanseatic Court of Appeal and state secretary in the Reich Justice Ministry
  382. August Richard Ruhnkedeputy camp leader of the Dachau subcamp at Riederloh
  383. Friedrich Wilhelm RuppertDachau protective-custody camp leader
  384. Theo SaeveckeCommander of the German Security Police and SD in Milan.
  385. Paul SalitterSchutzpolizei captain and commander of the escort for the Düsseldorf–Riga deportation transport in December 1941
  386. Hans von Salmutharmy commander and Wehrmacht general
  387. Ferdinand von Sammern-FrankeneggSS and Police Leader in the Warsaw District; directed the deportations during the Grossaktion and the first assault on the ghetto on 19 April 1943
  388. Martin Sandbergercommander of Sonderkommando 1a and Security Police and SD commander in Estonia
  389. Fritz SauckelPlenipotentiary General for Labour Allocation and Gauleiter of Thuringia
  390. Emanuel Schäfercommander of Einsatzgruppe II during the invasion of Poland
  391. Wilhelm SchäferSS-Hauptscharführer and member of Kommando 99 at Buchenwald
  392. Georg Schallermairroll-call leader at the Mettenheim I subcamp
  393. Robert Schefecommander of Einsatzkommando 2/V in 1939, later head of the Gestapo in Łódź
  394. Walter SchellenbergChief of RSHA Amt VI, the SD foreign intelligence service.
  395. Max von Schenckendorffcommander of the Army Group Centre Rear Area and organiser of the anti-partisan conference in Mogilev
  396. Julian SchernerSS and Police Leader in the Kraków District
  397. Josef ScheungraberWehrmacht company commander at Falzano di Cortona
  398. Gerhard Schiedlauskychief camp physician involved in selections and prisoner selection for experiments
  399. Claus Schillingdoctor directing malaria experiments
  400. Baldur von SchirachReich Youth Leader and later Gauleiter and Reich Governor of Vienna
  401. Franz Schlegelbergerstate secretary (1931–1942) and acting Reich minister of justice (1941–1942)
  402. Hans Theodor Schmidtadjutant to the commandant of Buchenwald concentration camp
  403. Heinrich Schmitzcontract physician and head of the Flossenbürg prisoner hospital
  404. Kurt Emil Schmutzlersatellite-camp commandant and Waffen-SS officer
  405. Max SchobertSchutzhaftlagerführer at Buchenwald
  406. Robert Scholzhead of the Fine Arts Special Staff in the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg and organiser of the selection and exchange of looted artworks
  407. Eberhard Schöngarthcommander of the Security Police and SD in the General Government
  408. Ferdinand SchörnerWehrmacht field marshal convicted for unlawful killing and attempted killings of subordinate soldiers
  409. Oskar SchröderChief of the Luftwaffe Medical Service
  410. Heinz SchubertOtto Ohlendorf’s adjutant in Einsatzgruppe D; supervised a mass shooting near Simferopol
  411. Erwin Schulzcommander of Einsatzkommando 5 within Einsatzgruppe C
  412. Harry Schulzdeputy head of the Selbstschutz in Łobżenica and commandant of the camp at Górka Klasztorna
  413. Albert Hugo Schustercommander of Motorized Gendarmerie Platoon 62
  414. Fritz Schwalmchief RuSHA representative at the Central Immigration Office in Łódź, later chief of staff of RuSHA
  415. Josef Schwammbergercommandant of the Jewish forced-labour camps in Rozwadów and Przemyśl, also associated with the camp in Mielec
  416. Albert Schwartzlabour-deployment officer who organized prisoner forced labour at Buchenwald and Mittelbau
  417. Heinrich Schwarzcommandant of Auschwitz III-Monowitz and the Natzweiler camp system
  418. Willi Seibertde facto deputy commander of Einsatzgruppe D and officer linking command with the reporting of executions
  419. Siegfried SeidlCommandant of the Theresienstadt ghetto and an official in the deportation apparatus.
  420. Michael SeifertSS guard
  421. Wolfgang SeussSS functionary in supervisory posts at Dachau and head of the prisoners’ camp at Natzweiler
  422. Josef Seußwork-detail commander and senior functionary in the Dachau camp system
  423. Arthur Seyss-InquartReich Commissioner for the occupied Netherlands and former Austrian chancellor
  424. Wolfram Sieversmanaging director of the Ahnenerbe and administrator of criminal human experiments
  425. Max SimonWaffen-SS division commander
  426. Wilhelm Simonlabour-allocation leader responsible for assigning prisoner labour at Mittelbau-Dora
  427. Franz Alfred Sixcommander of Vorkommando Moscow in Einsatzgruppe B and senior RSHA official
  428. Gerhard Sommercommander of the 7th Company, SS Panzergrenadier Regiment 35, during the Sant’Anna di Stazzema massacre
  429. Hans SommerSD foreign-intelligence officer who supplied explosives for attacks on Paris synagogues
  430. Martin Sommerarrest-block supervisor and direct perpetrator of murders
  431. Walter SonntagGarrison physician and chief camp physician at Ravensbrück.
  432. Gustav Hermann SorgeSachsenhausen Rapportführer involved in violence and killings of prisoners
  433. Hans Spatzeneggerprisoner-detail leader in the Wiener Graben quarry
  434. Albert SpeerReich Minister of Armaments and War Production and Hitler's chief architect
  435. Alfred Spilkercommander of Sonderkommando Spilker in Warsaw
  436. Jakob SporrenbergSS and Police Leader in the Lublin district and organiser of Operation Erntefest
  437. Otto StadieStabsscharführer and administrative head of personnel at Treblinka
  438. Franz Walter Stahleckercommander of Einsatzgruppe A and later commander of the Security Police and SD in Ostland
  439. Walter Stamminspector of the Security Police and SD in Warsaw and superior of the prison and execution apparatus
  440. Franz Stanglcommandant of the Sobibór and Treblinka killing centres
  441. Hans Starkblock leader and Political Department officer at Auschwitz
  442. Eugen Steimlecommander of Sonderkommando 7a and later Sonderkommando 4a
  443. Eduard Strauchcommander of Einsatzkommando 2 and commander of the Security Police and SD in occupied Belarus
  444. Bruno Streckenbachhead of RSHA personnel administration and organiser of Einsatzgruppen staffing and training
  445. Karl Streibelcommandant of the SS training camp in Trawniki
  446. Julius Streicherpublisher of Der Stürmer and former Gauleiter of Franconia
  447. Arnold StrippelRapportführer at Buchenwald, later a satellite-camp commander and regional camp-network chief
  448. Jürgen Stroopcommander of the German forces that liquidated the Warsaw ghetto
  449. Wilhelm Stuckartstate secretary, co-author of the Nuremberg Laws and participant in the Wannsee Conference
  450. Franz SuchomelTreblinka staff member; head of the Goldjuden unit
  451. Fritz SuhrenRavensbrück camp commandant
  452. Paul Szczurekguard and Blockführer at Auschwitz who took part in selections and killings
  453. Helmut Tanzmannhead of the Gestapo in Gdańsk, then commander of the Security Police and SD (KdS) in Lwów
  454. Bruno Teschco-owner and managing director of a principal distributor of Zyklon B
  455. Willi Tessmanncommandant of the police prison
  456. Adolf TheuerSS medical orderly and member of the Auschwitz disinfection squad; participant in gassing operations
  457. Otto Georg ThierackReich Minister of Justice and former president of the People's Court
  458. Anton Thumannsenior prisoner-camp officer at Majdanek and Neuengamme
  459. Johannes Thümmlercommander of the Security Police in Katowice and presiding judge of the police summary court operating at Auschwitz concentration camp
  460. Walter Caspar TöbbensGerman entrepreneur exploiting forced labour in the Warsaw ghetto and Poniatowa
  461. Wilhelm Trappcommander of Reserve Police Battalion 101 during shootings and deportations in the Lublin district
  462. Percival “Percy” TreiteSS camp doctor at Ravensbrück who performed forced abortions and sterilizations
  463. Rudolf Trögercommander of Einsatzkommando 16 and head of the Gestapo in Danzig
  464. Andreas TrumRapportführer and Arbeitseinsatzführer at Mauthausen responsible for punishments, executions and prisoner labour
  465. Alfred TrzebinskiSS physician at Neuengamme; participant in the Bullenhuser Damm murders
  466. Harald Turnerchief of the administrative staff of the German military commander in occupied Serbia
  467. Friedrich Uebelhoerpresident of the Kalisz administrative district and author of the order establishing the Łódź ghetto
  468. Edmund VeesenmayerReich plenipotentiary and minister in occupied Hungary
  469. Werner Ventzkilord mayor of occupied Łódź and an official of the Wartheland administration
  470. Helmut VetterSS physician at Auschwitz and Gusen
  471. Elisabeth Volkenrathhead overseer at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen
  472. Otto Wächtergovernor of the Kraków District and later the District of Galicia
  473. Otto Wagenermilitary governor of the Italian Dodecanese and commander on Rhodes
  474. Gustav Wagnerdeputy commandant and quartermaster of the Sobibór killing centre
  475. Robert Heinrich WagnerGauleiter of Baden and head of civil administration in occupied Alsace
  476. Wilhelm WagnerSS-Hauptscharführer, prisoner work-detail leader and commandant of the Landsberg subcamp
  477. Walter Warlimonthead of the National Defence Department and deputy chief of the Wehrmacht Operations Staff in the OKW
  478. Erich WasickySS pharmacist at Mauthausen involved in prisoner selections and in handling agents used for killing
  479. Ernst Weiscommander of Police Battalion 309 during the attack on the Soviet Union and the Białystok massacre
  480. Martin Gottfried Weissconcentration-camp commandant
  481. Ernst von WeizsäckerState Secretary in the Foreign Office involved in administrative approval of Jewish deportations
  482. Richard Wendlergovernor of the Kraków and Lublin districts
  483. Erwin Westerpresiding judge of the German Special Court in Stanislau
  484. Friedrich Karl Wilhelmsenior SS medical orderly in the prisoner infirmary
  485. Adolf Winkelmanncamp physician at Ravensbrück; participant in selections of women prisoners
  486. Georg Wippernhead of SS Standortverwaltung Lublin, responsible for the inventory and transfer of stolen property
  487. Christian Wirthcommandant of Bełżec and inspector of the Operation Reinhard killing centres
  488. Dieter WislicenyEichmann’s deputy and adviser who organised anti-Jewish policy and deportations
  489. Ernst Woermannhead of the Political Department and undersecretary of state in the Foreign Office who participated in the administrative approval of deportations of Jews from France
  490. Julius Wohlaufcommander of the 1st Company and deputy commander of Reserve Police Battalion 101
  491. Otto Wöhlerchief of staff of the 11th Army and later commander of the 8th Army and Army Group South
  492. Karl WolffHimmler’s personal chief of staff
  493. Waldemar Wolterchief SS physician at Mauthausen concentration camp
  494. Hermann Worthoffhead of the Jewish affairs section of the Lublin Gestapo and commander of a liquidation unit
  495. Udo von Woyrschcommander of a special SS and police operational group in Upper Silesia in 1939
  496. Franz Ziereiscommandant of the Mauthausen concentration-camp complex
  497. Emma Zimmercamp guard; deputy senior guard
  498. Ernst Zörnergovernor of the Lublin District of the General Government
  499. Adolf Zutteradjutant to the Mauthausen commandant; staff link in the processing of execution orders