The Frankfurt Auschwitz Trials
- Stefan Baretzki — Guilty, sentenced to life plus eight years’ imprisonment
- Emil Bednarek — Guilty, sentenced to life imprisonment
- Wilhelm Boger — Guilty, sentenced to life plus five years’ imprisonment
- Perry Broad — Guilty, sentenced to four years’ imprisonment
- Victor Capesius — Guilty, sentenced to nine years' imprisonment
- Klaus Dylewski — Guilty, sentenced to five years’ imprisonment
- Willi Frank — Guilty, sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment
- Emil Hantl — Guilty, sentenced to three-and-one-half years’ imprisonment
- Karl-Friedrich Höcker — Guilty, sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment
- Franz-Johann Hoffmann — Guilty, sentenced to life imprisonment
- Oswald Kaduk — Guilty, sentenced to life imprisonment
- Josef Klehr — Guilty, sentenced to life plus 15 years’ imprisonment
- Dr. Franz Lucas — Guilty, sentenced to three years and three months’ imprisonment
- Robert Mulka — Guilty, sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment
- Willi Sawatzki — Acquitted
- Willi Schatz — Acquitted
- Herbert Scherpe — Guilty, sentenced to four-and-one-half years’ imprisonment
- Bruno Schlange — Guilty, sentenced to six years’ imprisonment
- Friedrich Schlüter — Guilty, sentenced to four-and-one-half years’ imprisonment
- Johann Schobert — Acquitted
- Willi Stark — Guilty, sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment
- Kurt Uhlenbroock — Acquitted
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