Which high ranking Nazi died in 1987 after 46 years in prison?
Law in Nazi Germany dates include: On the 8th of August 1945, the Charter of International Military Tribunal (IMT) was announced, made up with judges from US, Great Britain, France and Soviet Union. Article 6 of the Charter outlines the crimes leading Nazi officials were trialled for: Leading Nazi officials were indicted for these crimes on the 6th of October 1945, the 24 officials including Hermann Goring (designated heir of Hitler), Rudolf Hess (Nazi deputy leader), Joachim von Ribbentrop (foreign minister), Wilhelm Keitel (head of armed forces). Verdicts included 12 death sentences, 3 life imprisonments, 4 prison time (10–20 years), 3 acquitted and 10
Mathematics in Nazi Germany ballistics, aerodynamics, the magnetic compass and celestial mechanics. By 1911 Vahlen was teaching in Greifswald. Between 1914 and 1915 he served on the Western Front of World War I. He was wounded during his service on the Eastern Front (1916-1919) and left the army a decorated, high-ranking officer. He joined the Nazi Party after the failed Beer Hall Putsch and visited Hitler at Landsburg prison in 1924. He lost his teaching position after taking down the Weimar flag at the University of Greifswald. After living in Vienna for a time, Vahlen returned to Germany only after Hitler became Chancellor in