Reichs Militär Gericht
In this building was from 1936 to 1943 the Imperial Military Court, the highest judicial body of the Wehrmacht. Here, more than 260 conscientious objectors and many men and women from the resistance were sentenced to death.
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Source
- Text: Frank Crooijmans
- Photos: Frank Crooijmans
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