Sachsenhausen Trial

Summary

Sachsenhausen Trial is a war crimes trial^[1].

Key Facts

• Sachsenhausen Trial is located in Berlin^[2].
• Sachsenhausen Trial is in the country of Allied-occupied Germany^[3].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's instance of is recorded as war crimes trial^[4].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's location is recorded as Pankow townhall^[5].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's start time is recorded as +1947-10-23T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's end time is recorded as +1947-11-01T00:00:00Z^[7].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Anton Kaindl^[8].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Heinz Baumkötter^[9].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as August Höhn^[10].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Michael Körner^[11].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Gustav Sorge^[12].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Kurt Eccarius^[13].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Horst Hempel^[14].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Ludwig Rehn^[15].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Fritz Ficker^[16].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Wilhelm Schubert^[17].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Heinrich Fresemann^[18].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Manne Saathoff^[19].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Martin Knittler^[20].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Paul Sakowski^[21].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Karl Zander^[22].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's defendant is recorded as Ernst Brennscheidt^[23].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's judge is recorded as N. J. Majorov^[24].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's charge is recorded as war crime^[25].
• Sachsenhausen Trial's charge is recorded as crime against humanity^[26].