Franz Schlegelberger

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Franz Schlegelberger was a high-ranking German jurist who served as State Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Justice under the Nazi regime and was later convicted for his role in implementing its oppressive legal policies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German jurist
Nazi official
human
affiliation German judiciary
convictedOf crimes against humanity
war crimes
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
Germany
dateOfBirth 1876-10-23
dateOfDeath 1970-12-14
educatedAt University of Königsberg
University of Leipzig
employer Reich Ministry of Justice
era 20th century
familyName Schlegelberger
fieldOfWork civil law
judicial administration
law
givenName Franz
hasRole senior legal adviser to the Nazi government
languageOfWorkOrName German
legalAction tried by a U.S. military tribunal at Nuremberg
memberOf Reich Ministry of Justice
notableFor implementation of oppressive Nazi legal policies
involvement in persecution of Jews through legal measures
role in politicization of German judiciary under National Socialism
notableWork administration of Nazi justice system
occupation civil servant
jurist
participantIn Nazi legal system
Nazi Germany
surface form: Nazi regime

Nuremberg Judges' Trial
penalty imprisonment
placeOfBirth East Prussia
Königsberg
placeOfDeath Flensburg
politicalAlignment Nazism
surface form: National Socialism

Nazi Party policies
positionHeld Acting Reich Minister of Justice
State Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Justice
responsibleFor drafting and applying discriminatory laws under the Nazi regime
facilitating the removal of Jewish judges and lawyers from the legal profession
sexOrGender male
subjectOf Judges' Trial judgment
workLocation Berlin

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Wilhelmstrasse Trial defendant Franz Schlegelberger