Luftwaffenhelfer

265 th pope of the Catholic Church (2005–2013)

German novelist, poet, playwright, illustrator, graphic artist, and sculptor (1927-2015)

German biophysical chemist (1927-2019)

German politician and member of the Free Democratic Party (1927-2016)

German sociologist, administration expert, and social systems theorist (1927-1998)

German writer (1927–2023)

German Reformed theologian (1926–2024)

German politician (1928–2013)

American-Austrian sociologist (1927-2016)

Austrian actor and singer (1926-2011)

German equestrian (1926–2018)

Stasi officer (1927–1995)

German writer (1929–2007)

German actor (1926–1990)

Austrian composer and conductor (1925–2023)

German writer (1926–2020)

Archbishop of Paderborn, Germany (1926–2002)

German Kabarett artist, actor, and writer (1927-2013)

German artist (1928-2014)

German politician (1926-1994)

East German Writer (1927-2008)

German politician (1928–1992)

German artist (1927-2010)

German television presenter, journalist and author (1928–2016)

German composer and conductor (1927–2013)

German politician (1927-1998)

German actor (1928-1993)

German comedian (1927-1981)

thumb|Hitler Youth operating an Acoustic location|acoustic locator in early 1943 thumb|Hitler Youth (Luftwaffenhelfer – born 1927) as crew for an anti-aircraft searchlight in Berlin (1943) thumb|2cm-antiaircraft gun with Hitler Youth (Flakhelfer – born 1927) on the Flak tower Berlin-Gesundbrunnen (Humboldthain), 1943 A Luftwaffenhelfer, also commonly known as a Flakhelfer, was any member of the auxiliary staff of the German Luftwaffe during World War II. Such terms often implied students conscripted as child soldiers.

Latvian writer and opinion journalist (1926-2022)

German writer (1926-2019)

German businessman (1926-2010)

German architect, designer and planner (b.1928)

German politician

German diplomat (1928–2005)

German military historian (1926–2022)

German army general (1928–2008)

German holocaust denier (1927–2022)