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- The Reichskriegsgericht (RKG; English: Reich Military Court) was the highest military court in Germany between 1900 and 1945. After the Prussian-led Unification...
- (Medical) Generalstabsveterinär (Veterinary) Senatspräsident am Reichskriegsgericht (Judicial before 1944) Oberreichskriegsanwalt (Judicial before 1944)...
- Weber and had two sons. In 1934, Sack joined the newly established Reichskriegsgericht (Reich Military Court) where he quickly rose to a senior position...
- pla**** a partial role in his appointment as the President of the Reichskriegsgericht (Reich Military Court) on 1 August 1936, **** Germany's highest military...
- of military dignity and civil rights" in a military trial at the Reichskriegsgericht in Charlottenburg on 6 July 1943. His wife and his parish priest...
- Commander-in-Chief of the Wehrmacht Hans Oster – President of the Reichskriegsgericht Hans Koch – President of the Reichsgericht Karl Blessing – President...
- resistance fighters at the former Reichskriegsgericht in Berlin Plaque to Franz Jägerstätter at the former Reichskriegsgericht in Berlin Plaque to Karl Sack...
- Deputy Admiral in World War II and from 1940 to 1945 a judge at the Reichskriegsgericht military court. Arps was naval director of German Naval Intelligence...
- September 1944, he was sentenced to nine months in prison by the Reichskriegsgericht, but was pardoned for his previous service. He returned to his division...
- **** regime before a military trial of the Reich Court-Martial (Reichskriegsgericht), in accordance with German military law. Instead, they were brought...