Martin Bormann

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German politician Nazi official human war criminal

Martin Bormann was a powerful Nazi official who served as Adolf Hitler’s private secretary and head of the Nazi Party Chancellery, wielding significant influence within the Third Reich.

Aliases (3)

Statements (54)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	German politician → Nazi official → human → war criminal →
associatedWith	Third Reich leadership →
burialPlace	Berlin →
child	Martin Adolf Bormann Jr. →
closeTo	Adolf Hitler →
convictedBy	International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg →
convictedOf	crimes against humanity → war crimes →
countryOfCitizenship	German Empire → Nazi Germany → Weimar Republic →
dateOfBirth	1900-06-17 →
dateOfDeath	1945-05-02 →
education	agricultural training →
employer	Nazi Party Chancellery → Office of the Führer →
familyName	Bormann →
fullName	Martin Ludwig Bormann →
givenName	Martin →
ideology	Nazism →
mannerOfDeath	killed in action → suicide (disputed historically) →
memberOf	Nazi Party →
memberOfPoliticalParty	National Socialist German Workers' Party →
militaryRank	Reichsleiter →
notableFor	administration of Nazi Party affairs → controlling access to Adolf Hitler → wielding significant influence within the Third Reich →
numberOfChildren	10 →
occupation	civil servant → politician →
participantIn	Nazi regime → World War II →
placeOfBirth	German Empire → Province of Saxony → Wegeleben →
placeOfDeath	Berlin → Nazi Germany →
positionHeld	Adolf Hitler's private secretary → Chief of the Parteikanzlei → Head of the Nazi Party Chancellery → Secretary to the Führer →
posthumousEvent	identity confirmed by DNA testing in 1998 → remains discovered in Berlin in 1972 →
previousConviction	1924 conviction for complicity in murder of Walther Kadow →
religion	anti-Christian views →
residence	Berlin → Obersalzberg →
sentence	death in absentia at Nuremberg Trials →
spouse	Gerda Bormann →
subordinateTo	Adolf Hitler →

Referenced by (11)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Deputy Führer of the Nazi Party → Reich Minister without Portfolio → State Secretary in the Party Chancellery →	officeHolder
Berghof →	associatedWith
Martin Bormann ("Martin Adolf Bormann Jr.") →	child
Nazi Party →	deputyLeader
Martin Bormann ("Bormann") →	familyName
Martin Bormann ("Martin Ludwig Bormann") →	fullName
Nazi Party officials →	notableMember
Deputy Führer of the Nazi Party →	notableOfficeHolder
Cabinet of Adolf Hitler →	positionHeldBy