Anton Endrös

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Anton Endrös (* 15. June 1900 in Traunstein , † 20th February 1962 in Bavaria) was a German doctor , a member of the Nazi Medical Association and Gaukommissar .

Life

Endrös was born in Traunstein as the first son of Anton Endrös (educator) and his wife Maria and from 1910 attended the grammar school in Freising . From 1917 he served in the war in France, graduated from high school after the war and began studying medicine. As a student he took part in the failed Hitler putsch on November 9, 1923 in Munich . After completing his studies, he worked as a country doctor in Inzell , married there and founded a local NSDAP group in 1930 . In the following years Endrös appeared as a speaker for the party and in 1933 became district leader. At the same time he was a member of the National Socialist Medical Association.

In 1939 Endrös volunteered for military service and was used as a Wehrmacht doctor in the French campaign. He was awarded the War Merit Cross, Second Class. In the same year he was accepted into the diplomatic service and deployed to the embassy in Slovakia . In February 1945 he accompanied the Slovak government on their flight from the Red Army to Kremsmünster in Upper Austria . Then he went back to Inzell.

On May 4, 1945, Endrös was arrested by the Americans. He remained interned in various camps until August 24, 1948 and was released after his denazification . During his internment, Endrös worked as a doctor in the camps. A retrial initiated by the public prosecutor was concluded on August 2, 1950.

Endrös continued to work as a doctor and died on February 20, 1962 while driving home after a house call from the consequences of a car accident caused by a heart attack.

Publications

  • Fire torches in the mountain village , Andree Verlag, Pressburg 1943.

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