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== D ==
== D ==
* Professor [[Alfred Delp]], Pater S.J. (1907-1945)
* Professor [[Alfred Delp]], Pater S.J. (1907-1945); executed February 2, 1945 <ref> Shirer, p1392 </ref>
* Dr. [[Wilhelm Dieckmann]], official working in a ministry
* Dr. [[Wilhelm Dieckmann]], official working in a ministry
* [[Marion Gräfin Dönhoff]], proposed as ID person to President of the Bundesrepublik in 1979, by Willy Brandt, see Art. 139 GG, Art. 18 GG
* [[Marion Gräfin Dönhoff]], proposed as ID person to President of the Bundesrepublik in 1979, by Willy Brandt, see Art. 139 GG, Art. 18 GG
* [[Heinrich Graf zu Dohna-Tolksdorf]], landowner
* [[Heinrich Graf zu Dohna-Tolksdorf]], landowner
* Court official [[Hans von Dohnanyi]] (1902-1945)
* Court official [[Hans von Dohnanyi]] (1902-1945); arrested for treason, 1943; executed April 9, 1945 <ref> Shirer, p1330 </ref>
* Lieutenant Hans Martin Dorsch
* Lieutenant Hans Martin Dorsch
* Captain Max-Ulrich Graf von Drechsel
* Captain Max-Ulrich Graf von Drechsel

Revision as of 14:17, 1 December 2007

This is a list of members of the July 20 plot, a coup d'état which involved a failed attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler.


B

C

  • Oscar Caminecci, farmer
  • Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, Chief of German Military Intelligence (1887-1945); hanged at Flossenburg concentration camp, April 9, 1945 [6]
  • Walter Cramer, industrialist

D

E

  • Professor Fritz Elsas, former deputy mayor of Berlin
  • Lieutenant (General Staff) Karl-Heinz Engelhorn
  • Lieutenant Hans Otto Erdmann

F

G

  • Captain Ludwig Gehre
  • Colonel Rudolf Christoph Freiherr von Gersdorff (1905-1980)
  • Eugen Gerstenmaier (1906-1986), Consistory Councillor, subsequently Speaker of the Bundestag
  • Hans Bernd Gisevius (1904-1974)
  • Erich Gloeden, architect; and Elisabeth Charlotte Gloeden, his wife.
  • Dr. Carl Friedrich Goerdeler (1884-1945), former mayor of Leipzig
  • Fritz Goerdeler, treasurer of Königsberg
  • Colonel (General Staff) Helmuth Groscurth
  • Nikolaus Gross, journalist (1898-1945)
  • Karl Ludwig Freiherr von und zu Guttenberg (1902-1945) publisher of The White Pages from 1934, arranged the first meeting of Carl Goerdeler and Ulrich von Hassell in 1939, Counterintelligence under Admiral Canaris, arrested by the Gestapo after 20. July 1944, murdered 23-24 April, 1945

H

J

K

  • Hermann Kaiser, grammar school teacher
  • Jakob Kaiser, CDU co-founder (1888-1961)
  • Franz Kempner, retired ministry official (undersecretary of state)
  • Albrecht von Kessel, Diplomat, Mission Adviser at the Vatican
  • Otto Kiep, envoy (1886-1944)
  • Georg Conrad Kießling, farmer
  • Lieutenant Colonel Bernhard Klamroth
  • Georg-Johannes Klamroth, merchandiser
  • Hans Georg Klamroth, salesman (1898-1944)
  • Captain Friedrich Karl Klausing (1920-1944)
  • Ewald von Kleist-Schmenzin (1890-1945)
  • Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist-Schmenzin (1922-2007)
  • General Field Marshal Günther von Kluge (1882-1944)
  • Major Gerhard Knaack
  • Dr. Hans Koch, lawyer (1893-1945)
  • Heinrich Körner, union leader
  • Lieutenant Commander Alfred Kranzfelder
  • Richard Kuenzer, legation councillor
  • Elise Auguste Kutznitzki, née von Liliencron

L

  • Lieutenant Colonel Fritz von der Lancken, headmaster of a boarding school
  • Carl Langbehn, lawyer
  • Dr. Julius Leber, social democratic politician (1891-1945)
  • Heinrich Graf von Lehndorff-Steinort, landowner
  • Syndic Dr. Paul Lejeune-Jung (1882-1944)
  • Bernhard Letterhaus, leader of the Catholic worker community (1894-1944)
  • Franz Leuninger, former secretary General of the Christian Metal Workers' Association
  • Wilhelm Leuschner, leading social democrat, former minister for internal affairs of Hesse
  • General of the Artillery Fritz Lindemann
  • Colonel (General Staff) Ottfried von Linstow
  • Paul Löbe (1875-1967)
  • Major Ludwig Freiherr von Loenrod
  • Ewald Loeser (1888-1970)
  • Ferdinand Freiherr von Lüninck, governor of Westfalia
  • Wilhelm Graf zu Lynar, farmer

M

  • Hermann Maaß, leading social democrat
  • Colonel Rudolf Graf von Marogna-Redwitz
  • Karl Marks, merchant
  • Michael Graf von Matuschka, district president
  • Colonel Joachim Meichßner
  • Colonel Ritter Albrecht Mertz von Quirnheim (1905-1944)
  • Lieutenant Colonel (General Staff) Karl Michel
  • Carlo Mierendorff, SPD (1897-1943)
  • Helmuth James Graf von Moltke, lawyer
  • Dr. Otto Müller, prelate
  • Herbert Mumm von Schwarzenstein, legation councillor out of service
  • Lieutenant Colonel Ernst Munziger

N

  • Arthur Nebe, head of the national police
  • Wilhelm zur Nieden, local government building officer
  • Gustav Noske, SPD politician (1868-1946)

O

P

Q

R

  • Cuno Raabe, lawyer (1888-1971)
  • General Friedrich von Rabenau
  • Lieutenant Colonel (General Staff) Karl Ernst Rathgens
  • Professor Adolf Reichwein, leading social democrat
  • Colonel Alexis Freiherr von Roenne
  • General Field Marshal Erwin Rommel (1891-1944)

S

T

U

  • Colonel (retired) Nikolaus Graf von Uexküll

V

  • Fritz Voigt, former police president of Breslau
  • Lieutenant Colonel Hans-Alexander von Voss

W

Y

Z

  1. ^ William Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich,pp 1385-87
  2. ^ Shirer, p1393
  3. ^ Shirer, p1329
  4. ^ Shirer, p1393
  5. ^ Shirer, p1333
  6. ^ Shirer, p1394
  7. ^ Shirer, p1392
  8. ^ Shirer, p1330
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