List of people executed in the GDR

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The list of people executed in the GDR provides an overview of the people executed on the territory of the German Democratic Republic during the time of the division of Germany .

From the founding of the German Democratic Republic in 1949 to the last sentencing to death in 1981, a total of 166 people were executed on the basis of judgments by the East German judiciary. The GDR abolished the death penalty in 1987.

Execution sites

Executions in the GDR were carried out in a central execution site from 1952 . This was initially in Dresden in the building of the former royal Saxon regional court , where the executions were carried out with a guillotine from the time of National Socialism . The corpses of those executed were cremated in the crematorium of the Tolkewitz urn grove , the urns were anonymously buried in the same cemetery in an unplanted part of “Collection Point C, Field III”. In 1957 the Dresden courthouse was taken over by the TH Dresden and the central execution site was moved to the penal institution in Leipzig in the building of the former royal court . The executions continued to be carried out initially with the guillotine , but since 1968 by shooting . Captain Hermann Lorenz acted as the executioner from 1969 to 1981 . The corpses of those executed in Leipzig were not handed over to their relatives, but were brought to the nearby southern cemetery in the greatest of secrecy and anonymously burned.

numbers

1945-1981 1949-1981 1959-1981
imposed carried out imposed carried out imposed carried out
total 372 206 227 > 160 65 64
Nazi crimes (NS) 136 88 ? 64 18th 18th
Political crimes (Po) 72 52 ? 52 11 11
(Other) homicides (deaths) 164 66 ? 44 36 35

List of those executed (excerpt)

The following table lists some of the people who were sentenced to death by German courts and executed in the German Democratic Republic. Persons who were executed by the Soviet occupation army are not taken into account (Tö = killing crime, NS = National Socialist crime, Po = political crime) .

date person did dish annotation
July 26, 1950 Willi Kimmritz Tö LG Potsdam Sentenced to death on February 18, 1949 for multiple murders and rape and executed with the guillotine in Frankfurt / Oder .
0November 4th 1950 Ernst Kendzia NS LG Chemnitz “ Trustee of Labor ” for Wartheland and Posen; Sentenced to death in the Waldheim trials and executed in Waldheim.
0November 4th 1950 Hellmut Peitsch LG Chemnitz Nazi politician; Sentenced to death in the Waldheim trials (Hohnstein trial ) and executed in Waldheim.
0November 4th 1950 Gerhard Wischer LG Chemnitz Psychiatrist ( T4 reviewer ); Sentenced to death in the Waldheim trials and executed in Waldheim.
November 10, 1950 Werner Gladow Tö LG Berlin As head of the Berlin Gladow gang, whose raids had left several dead and injured, sentenced to death and executed with the guillotine in Frankfurt / Oder.
November 10, 1950 Kurt Gäbler Sentenced to death as a member of the Gladow gang and executed with the guillotine in Frankfurt / Oder.
November 10, 1950 Gerhard Rogasch Sentenced to death as a member of the Gladow gang and executed with the guillotine in Frankfurt / Oder.
February 20, 1951 Wilhelm Beyer NS LG Berlin Beyer was sentenced to death in the Plönzke trial for his involvement in murders committed in June 1933 during the Köpenick Blood Week and was executed with the guillotine in Frankfurt / Oder.
February 20, 1951 Gustav Erpel Erpel, a former SA squad leader , was sentenced to death in the Plönzke trial for participating in the Köpenick Blood Week and was executed with the guillotine on February 20, 1951 in Frankfurt / Oder.
February 20, 1951 Erich Haller Haller, a former member of the SA, was sentenced to death in the Plönzke trial for participating in the Köpenick Blood Week and was executed with the guillotine on February 20, 1951 in Frankfurt / Oder.
February 20, 1951 Fritz Letz Letz, a former member of the SA, was sentenced to death in the Plönzke trial for participating in the Köpenick Blood Week and was executed with the guillotine on February 20, 1951 in Frankfurt / Oder.
February 20, 1951 Friedrich Plönzke Plönzke, a former member of the SA, was sentenced to death in the Plönzke trial for participating in the Köpenick Blood Week and was executed with the guillotine on February 20, 1951 in Frankfurt / Oder.
February 20, 1951 Paul Thermann Thermann, a former member of the SA, was sentenced to death in the Plönzke trial for participating in the Köpenick Blood Week and was executed with the guillotine on February 20, 1951 in Frankfurt / Oder.
June 23, 1951 Max Ernst Groeschel NS LG Dresden SS - Oberscharführer , sentenced to death for his activity in the Flossenbürg , Neuengamme , Ravensbrück and Kaiserwald concentration camps and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
02nd August 1952 Johann Burianek Po 1st floor Sentenced to death as the main defendant in a show trial against members of the Combat Group against Inhumanity (KgU) for "planning acts of terrorism and diversion" and executed with the guillotine in Dresden. First death sentence of the upper floor.
22nd August 1952 Herbert Fink NS LG Bautzen Sentenced to death for murdering prisoners in Auschwitz concentration camp and executed with a guillotine in Dresden.
August 30, 1952 Julius Bergmann NS LG Berlin Former SA leader in Berlin, sentenced to death by the regional court in East Berlin in 1951 for mistreating prisoners in 1933 and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
August 30, 1952 Emil Nitz NS LG Berlin On April 10, 1951, sentenced to death by the East Berlin District Court for Nazi crimes and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
0September 6, 1952 Wolfgang Kaiser Po 1st floor Sentenced to death in a show trial for the provision of high-percentage acids, incendiary devices, explosives and poison for the Combat Group against Inhumanity (KgU) and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
0September 6, 1952 Johann Muras Po LG Mühlhausen Executed with the guillotine in Dresden. Cause of death according to the official burial certificate: "acute cardiac and circulatory failure".
0September 6, 1952 Ernst Wilhelm Executed with the guillotine in Dresden. Cause of death according to the official burial certificate: "acute cardiac and circulatory failure".
January 24, 1953 Hermann Gerhard Walter Lindecke Dread ? Executed with the guillotine in Dresden. Cause of death according to the official burial certificate: " Myocardial infarction ".
0October 1, 1953 Erna Dorn Po BG hall Sentenced to death on June 22, 1953 for "fascist incitement to war" against the German Democratic Republic and executed in Dresden with the guillotine. Cause of death according to the funeral certificate: "Bronchopneumonia, acute cardiac and circulatory weakness."
03rd October 1953 Kurt Koenig Po BG Leipzig Because military spy sentenced to death and executed in Dresden with the guillotine.
0March 5, 1954 Paul Bruno Rebenstock Po 1st floor MfS officer (head of the Prenzlau district office); fled disciplinary custody to West Berlin on February 2, 1953; arrested on September 20, 1953 at a conspiratorial meeting in East Berlin, sentenced to death and executed with the guillotine in Dresden (cause of death: "myocardial insufficiency, myocardial infarction").
March 20, 1954 Ernst Jennrich Po BG Magdeburg After the popular uprising of June 17, 1953, sentenced to death for "murder of the police officer Georg Gaidzik " and executed in Dresden with the guillotine.
March 20, 1954 Christian Lange-Werner Po BG Cottbus Lieutenant of the People's Police; Sentenced to death for espionage.
November 11, 1954 Karli Bandelow Po 1st floor Sentenced to death in an espionage show trial ( Gehlen trial ) and executed with the guillotine in Dresden. Cause of death according to the official burial certificate: "acute cardiac and circulatory failure".
November 11, 1954 Ewald Misera Sentenced to death as a co-defendant in the show trial against Karli Bandelow and executed with the guillotine together with him in Dresden.
17th May 1955 Heinz Georg Ebeling Po BG hall former employee of the MfS; fled to the west
17th May 1955 Paul Köppe Po BG Cottbus Driver in main department I of the MfS; fled to West Berlin
June 10, 1955 Karl Helmuth Theiner NS StG Berlin SS medics in the Dachau , Sachsenhausen , Vaivara and Gusen concentration camps . Sentenced to death for participating in medical experiments on prisoners and the shooting of Soviet prisoners of war and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
June 29, 1955 Wilhelm Lehmann Po 1st floor Sentenced to death for espionage and executed with a guillotine in Dresden.
June 29, 1955 Hans-Joachim Koch Sentenced to death as a co-defendant in the trial of Wilhelm Lehmann and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
June 29, 1955 Gerhard Benkowitz Po 1st floor Sentenced to death in a show trial for “espionage” and planning the demolition of a dam, among other things, and executed with the guillotine together with Hans-Dietrich Kogel in Dresden ( KgU trial).
June 29, 1955 Hans-Dietrich Kogel Sentenced to death as a co-defendant in the show trial against Gerhard Benkowitz and executed with him in Dresden with the guillotine ( KgU trial).
July 26, 1955 Karl-Albrecht Tiemann Po BG Cottbus Sentenced to death for collaborating with Western secret services and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
September 13, 1955 Joachim Wiebach Po 1st floor Sentenced to death for military espionage in the RIAS trial and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
September 14, 1955 Bruno Kruger Po 1st floor Interrogation officer at the SfS ; sentenced together with his wife Susanne and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
September 14, 1955 Susanne Kruger Secretary at the SfS ; convicted together with her husband Bruno and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
November 23, 1955 Elli Barczatis Po 1st floor Sentenced to death with her lover Karl Laurenz for espionage (formally " boycott agitation " according to Art. 6 of the constitution) and executed in Dresden with the guillotine.
November 23, 1955 Karl Laurenz Sentenced to death with his lover Elli Barczatis for espionage (formally " boycott agitation " according to Art. 6 of the constitution) and executed in Dresden with the guillotine.
January 13, 1956 Ulrich Koslowsky Po BG hall Police Chief of the People's Police; Sentenced to death for espionage for the KgU .
February 11, 1956 Werner Alfred Flach Po BG Neubrandenburg Sergeant Major of the People's Police; Sentenced to death for espionage (Art. 6 of the Constitution) in Prenzlau and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
May 16, 1956 Sylvester Murau Po BG Cottbus Major of the MfS , after fleeing to the West, where he worked with Western secret services, was kidnapped back to the GDR, sentenced to death and executed with the guillotine in Dresden.
May 16, 1956 Horst Klinger Po BG Schwerin Dentist of the People's Police; Sentenced to death for espionage (Art. 6 of the Constitution).
May 16, 1956 Joachim Flegel Po BG Schwerin Dentist of the People's Police; Sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for recruiting Klinger for the British secret service, then sentenced to death after the Attorney General's cassation petition .
January 15, 1960 Otto Bergemann NS BG Potsdam Sentenced to death on June 11, 1959 for murder and attempted murder as well as for participating in special commandos for the shooting of Jews and executed with the guillotine in Leipzig.
July 12, 1960 Manfred Smolka Po BG Erfurt Sentenced to death for "military espionage" and executed with the guillotine in Leipzig.
0March 1, 1961 Kurt Goercke NS BG Neubrandenburg Sentenced to death as a war criminal for the murder of civilians in the Soviet Union and executed in Leipzig with the guillotine.
June 16, 1961 Wilhelm Schäfer NS 1st floor SS - Hauptscharführer , deputy head of the camp laundry in Buchenwald concentration camp, was sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of the GDR on May 20, 1961 in Berlin and executed with a guillotine in Leipzig
October 21, 1961 Fritz Fehrmann Po BG Frankfurt / Oder Lieutenant of the People's Police; Sentenced to death for "espionage in a serious case" (§§ 14, 24 StEG ) and, after his petition for clemency was rejected, executed with the guillotine in Leipzig (cause of death "skull base fracture", more details "accident"). His wife Elisabeth was sentenced to 10 years in prison, but ransomed by the Federal Republic after four years.
January 25, 1962 Walter Praedel Po BG Frankfurt / Oder Farm workers; Not clearly clarified spelling, sometimes in the court documents also "Prädel" or "Praedl". Sentenced to death at the Frankfurt / Oder district court on December 21, 1961 for setting fire to two barns full of crops, and executed with the guillotine on January 25, 1962 in Leipzig. The presiding judge Walter Ziegler rated the act as a particularly serious political crime, because Praedel had set fire to cooperative LPG barns on the twelfth anniversary of the GDR's foundation. The process is largely recorded on tape and is in the archive of the Stasi Records Authority ( BStU ).
June 21, 1962 Gottfried Strympe Po BG Dresden Incapacitated pyromaniac , sentenced to death for propaganda reasons and executed with the guillotine in Leipzig.
December 12, 1962 Horst Petri NS BG Erfurt Head of an SS estate was sentenced to death for Nazi crimes (including the murder of Jews) and executed with a guillotine in Leipzig.
April 15, 1964 Roland Puhr NS BG Neubrandenburg Sentenced to death for involvement in the murder of prisoners of war in Sachsenhausen concentration camp and executed with the guillotine in Leipzig.
0July 8, 1964 Siegfried Rogge Tö BG hall Sentenced to death for sex murder on April 10, 1964 and executed with a guillotine in Leipzig.
0July 8, 1964 Joachim Hems Tö BG hall Sentenced to death for sex murder on April 17, 1964 and executed with a guillotine in Leipzig.
December 14, 1965 Klaus Schuricht Tö BG Dresden Sentenced to death on May 28, 1965 for double murder and (according to official information) executed in Leipzig with the guillotine. According to witnesses, Schuricht died of natural causes in the Brandenburg-Görden prison in 1988 .
0July 8, 1966 Horst Fischer NS 1st floor Sentenced to death for his work as a camp doctor in Auschwitz III Monowitz concentration camp and executed with the guillotine in Leipzig.
April 28, 1969 Kurt Willi Wachholz NS StG Berlin Overseer of the Theresienstadt concentration camp , sentenced to death by the East Berlin city court for killing over 300 prisoners by killing, kicking, stoning, drowning and participating in the shooting of at least 183 people in over 25 shooting actions and executed in Leipzig by an " unexpected close-up shot ".
July 29, 1969 Josef Blosche NS BG Erfurt Because of his involvement as SS-Unterscharführer u. a. sentenced to death in liquidating the Warsaw Ghetto and fighting the Warsaw Uprising ; executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
01st October 1970 Hilmar Swinka Tö StG Berlin Sentenced to death as a three-time murderer on June 22, 1970 and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-up shot".
November 25, 1971 Hans Baumgartner NS StG Berlin Sentenced to death for war crimes and crimes against humanity and executed in Leipzig by "unexpected close-range shot".
April 28, 1972 Horst Schulz Tö BG Rostock Sentenced to death for murder on October 25, 1971 and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
15th September 1972 Erwin Hagedorn Tö BG Frankfurt / Oder Murderer of three children sentenced to death on May 15, 1972 by the District Court of Frankfurt (Oder) ; executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
September 26, 1972 Wolfgang Mischner Po 1st floor First lieutenant in the personal protection department of the MfS, who murdered his wife, was sentenced to death and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-up shot".
03rd November 1972 Hubert Schwerhoff NS StG Berlin Sentenced to death for war crimes and crimes against humanity and executed in Leipzig by "unexpected close-range shot".
17th November 1972 Manfred Horst Leisner Po 1st floor Regular soldier; obtained weapons for the escape from the republic and injured two VP members by using firearms.
0May 8, 1973 Paul Feustel NS StG Berlin Head of the Gestapo office , who gave the order to shoot 42 Czech citizens after the assassination attempt on Reinhard Heydrich , among other things . He was sentenced to death and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
May 31, 1973 Albert Schuster NS BG Karl-Marx-Stadt SS - Obersturmführer , was sentenced to death as a war criminal for participating in executions in Poland and was executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
August 10, 1973 Klaus Jarosch Tö BG Magdeburg Sentenced to death for murder on March 23, 1973 and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
02nd October 1973 Horst Günther Dohle Tö MOG Leipzig The first lieutenant of the border troops murdered his wife and daughter on October 29, 1971. The MOG Leipzig sentenced him to death on February 22, 1973. After the appeal was rejected, the verdict in Leipzig was carried out by an "unexpected close-range shot".
02nd October 1973 Werner Liebig Tö BG Erfurt Sentenced to death for murder on June 6, 1973 and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-range shot".
January 30, 1975 Karl Gorny NS BG Erfurt Sentenced to death as a war criminal and executed in Leipzig by "unexpected close-range shot".
July 11, 1975 Egon Glombik Po 1st floor Investigator and first lieutenant in the BV Cottbus of the MfS, sentenced to death for espionage for the Federal Intelligence Service and executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-up shot".
October 21, 1978 (?) John's children NS BG Karl-Marx-Stadt Sentenced to death as war criminals for participating in the murder of thousands of Soviet citizens and executed in Leipzig by "unexpected close-range shot". As a member of a task force, he shot at least 260 people personally and participated in the killing of 214 mentally ill and z. Partly disabled children and young people involved in a gas truck .
December 10, 1979 Gert Trebeljahr Po 1st floor Major of the MfS, after contacting the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic in East Berlin, where he is said to have asked for help to escape, was sentenced to death for espionage and desertion and was executed in Leipzig by an "unexpected close-up shot". The responsible GDR lawyers Heinz Kadgien and Karl-Heinz Knoche were sentenced in 1998 to four years' imprisonment each for perversion of the law and manslaughter.
July 18, 1980 Winfried Baumann Po 1st floor Frigate Captain a. D. in NVA - Intelligence Service , sentenced for military espionage to death. Executed in Leipzig by "unexpected close-range shot".
June 26, 1981 Werner Teske Po 1st floor Captain in the HVA of the MfS, sentenced to death by a military court for allegedly “committed, completed and prepared espionage in a unit of crime with desertion in a serious case” and executed in Leipzig by “unexpected close-range shot”. Last executed death sentence in the GDR .

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See also

Individual evidence

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