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least twice in Tahiti. In Germany, the
guillotine is
known as
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- Algiers. Many
German states had used a guillotine-like
device known as a
Fallbeil ("falling axe")
since the 17th and 18th centuries, and
decapitation by...
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Cologne prison, Klingelpütz, with the
Fallbeil (guillotine). The
execution was
carried out by Carl Gröpler. The
Fallbeil, that he had
brought with him from...
-
German military law. The
convicts were
beheaded by a
stationary guillotine (
Fallbeil), from 1942 also by hanging.
During the **** regime, an
official record...
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gestorben 1.10.1953
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