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Arthur Liebehenschel is the 2,233rd most popular politician (up from 2,235th in 2019), the 125th most popular biography from Poland (up from 131st in 2019) and the 29th most popular Polish Politician. Arthur Liebehenschel was a Nazi SS officer who served as the commandant of Auschwitz concentration camp.
The Supreme National Tribunal sat in Cracow for a second important trial, known as the Auschwitz garrison trial. Of the 40 people indicted, 23 (including the second Auschwitz commandant, Arthur Liebehenschel, political department head Maximilian Grabner, and women’s camp director Maria Mandel) were sentenced to death, and 6 to life imprisonment.
Twenty-four of the defendants were sentenced to death, including Rudolf Hoess, Arthur Liebehenschel and Maria Mandel; of the others, three received life imprisonment, seven received fifteen years in prison, and one was acquitted. On April 16, 1947, Rudolf Hoess was executed in front of Gas Chamber #1 in Auschwitz I.
Commanders of the Auschwitz concentration camp complex were: SS Lieutenant Colonel Rudolf Hoess from May 1940 until November 1943. SS Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Liebehenschel from November 1943 until mid-May 1944. SS Major Richard Baer from mid-May 1944 until January 27, 1945. Commanders of Auschwitz-Birkenau while it was independent (November ...
Élete[szerkesztés] Liebehenschel Posenben ( Poznań) született, közgazdaságtant és közigazgatást tanult. 1932 -ben belépett az NSDAP -ba, majd 1934 -ben az SS -be, ahol a halálfejes-osztagnál ( Totenkopfverbände) szolgált. Rövidesen a különböző koncentrációs táborokhoz került ( Lichtenburg ), a koncentrációs táborok ...
Twenty-one of the sentences were carried out, including those of Arthur Liebehenschel, Hoess' successor as commandant of the camp, Maximilian Grabner, and the camp leaders Hans Aumeier and Maria Mandel. Two of the accused, camp doctors Johann Paul Kremer and Arthur Breitwieser, had their sentences commuted to prison terms.
