Dachau concentration camp survivors

Austrian physician (1903-1952)

Slovenian composer (1901–1970)

Danish colonel (1899–1984)

German resistance fighter and communist (1903-1944)

SS officer (1903-1991)

German physicochemist (1868–1944)

Hungarian politician and noble (1907–1993)

Polish bishop (1914-2007)

Austrian-German writer, dramatist, and literary figure (1866-1949)

Polish historian

French priest and theologian (1887–1952)

German biologist (1894-1982)

Luxembourgian priest and writer (1907-1994)

Polish-Jewish table tennis player

Austrian writer and jurist (1876–1948)

German politician and theologian (1891-1975)

Austrian Righteous Among the Nations (1912-1995)

German politician and diplomat (1890-1945)

Slovenian writer (1892-1964)

Austrian politician (1885-1954)

Polish politician, writer (1891-1963)

German historian (1905-1964)

Czech composer and pianist (1910–1979)

Polish singer and writer (1918-1963)

Czech writer (1911–1995)

British Army intelligence officer (1893-1967)

British intelligence agent (1885-1978)

Jewish author, painter and Holocaust survivor (1920–2016)

German resistance member (1893-1961)

Austrian holocaust survivor (1913-2019)

Austrian-German-American philosopher and physician (1875-1947)

Czech politician (1901–1946)

Czech publicist and roman catholic priest

German military officer (1902–1986)

German university teacher (1910-1993)

German Wehrmacht officer (1908–1980)

Spanish activist; member of the French Resistance during WW2 (1925-2019)

Austrian film director, screenwriter, film producer and cameraman (1881–1953)

German musician (1897–1995)

Czech politician and university educator (1884–1975)

German-American monologuist and comedian (1906–2001)

Austrian theatrical manager and director of the Vienna State Opera (1964-1968)

German resistance member (1892-1944)

Slovenian author and politician (1889-1963)

Austrian art historian and polymath (1882-1949)

Slovenian and Yugoslav politician, sociologist, economist (1887-1970)

Czechoslovak banker, economist, lawyer, minister without portfolio, minister of industry and slovak nation politician

Jewish German Holocaust survivor noted for his work as a Adolf Eichmann hunter

Czech politician and sport gymnast (1893–1979)

German politician (1888-1976)

Resistance fighter 40-45 (GB) - Belgian medical officer

Austrian politician (1911-1993)

Polish linguist (1909–2001)

German composer and architect (1887–1947)

Austrian politician (1885–1942)

German actor (1909–1984)

Belgian Holocaust survivor (1926-2020)

German journalist, poet and prisoner in Dachau concentration camp

Czechoslovak member of Czechoslovak parliament, member of Czechoslovak national parliament, minister of health of the CR, Czechoslovak politician and roman catholic priest (1902-1981)

Austrian-born American rare book dealer (1907-1988)