Defendants
Name | Function at time of offense | Charges | Sentence | |||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |||
Wilhelm List | Field Marshal, Commander in Chief South-East 1941-1942, head of the German 12th army in 1941 | G | I | G | I | lifetime imprisonment; released in December 1952 due to medical reasons. Died 1971 |
Maximilian von Weichs | Field Marshal, commander of the German 2nd army during the Balkans Campaign with the rank of a Generaloberst | I | I | I | I | Removed from the trial due to illness. Died 1954 |
Lothar Rendulic | Generaloberst, Commander of the 2nd Panzer Army in Yugoslavia 1943-44 | G | I | G | G | 20 years' imprisonment reduced to 10 years. Released 1951. Died 1971 |
Walter Kuntze | General of Engineers, successor of List as Commander in Chief South-East and head of the 12th army as of October 29, 1941 | G | I | G | G | lifetime imprisonment. Released 1953. Died 1960 |
Hermann Foertsch | Generalmajor, Chief of Staff of the 12th army | I | I | I | I | acquitted. Died 1961 |
Franz Böhme | General of the XVIII Mountain Army Corps (1940–43), successor of Rendulic in 1944 | I | I | I | I | Committed suicide on May 30, 1947 (before the arraignment). |
Hellmuth Felmy | General; commander of Army Group Southern Greece | G | G | I | I | 15 years' imprisonment; reduced to 10 years in 1951. Died 1965 |
Hubert Lanz | General of the XXII Mountain Army Corps (1943–45) | G | I | G | I | 12 years' imprisonment; released 1951. Died 1982. |
Ernst Dehner | Generalmajor, corps commander under Rendulic | G | I | I | I | 7 years' imprisonment; released 1951. Died 1970 |
Ernst von Leyser | General der Infanterie, corps commander under Rendulic and Böhme | I | I | G | G | 10 years' imprisonment; released 1951. Died 1962 |
Wilhelm Speidel | Generalmajor, military commander in Greece 1942-44 | G | I | I | I | 20 years' imprisonment; released 1951. Died 1970 |
Kurt Ritter von Geitner | Chief of Staff of the military commanders in Serbia and Greece | I | I | I | I | acquitted. Died 1968 |
I — Indicted G — Indicted and found guilty
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