Category
page 1SS-Brigadeführer
Walter Schellenberg
German police and SS general, head of the military secret services and convicted war criminal (1910-1952)
SS-Brigadeführer
Brigadeführer (, ) was a paramilitary rank of the Nazi Party (NSDAP) that was used between 1932 and 1945. It was mainly known for its use as an SS rank. As an SA rank, it was used after briefly being known as Untergruppenführer in late 1929 and 1930.
Kurt Meyer
German general (1910-1961)
Wilhelm Mohnke
German Military Officer SS Regiment/Division Brigade commander (1911–2001)
Otto Abetz
Nazi Germany's ambassador to Vichy France during World War II, convicted of war crimes (1903–1958)
Edmund Veesenmayer
German Holocaust perpetrator (1904–1977)
Ernst von Weizsäcker
German diplomat in the Nazi regime and convicted war criminal (1882-1951)
Bronislav Kaminski
Polish-Russian-German SS-Brigadeführer (1899-1944)
Walther Hewel
German diplomat (1904-1945)
Otto Kumm
German Waffen-SS general
Otto Rasch
Nazi Holocaust perpetrator (1891–1948)
Werner Naumann
Nazi politician (1909-1982)
Franz Walter Stahlecker
German police officer, Holocaust perpetrator (1900-1942)
August Schmidhuber
German general (1901–1947)
Sylvester Stadler
German general (1910–1995)
Franz Kutschera
Austrian policeman and war criminal (1904-1944)
Heinz Harmel
German general (1906-2000)
Erich Naumann
German SS general, SD member, Einsatzgruppe B chief and convicted war criminal (1905–1951)
Heinz Lammerding
German general (1905-1971)
Kurt Schmitt
German politician (1886-1950)
Heinz Jost
German SS functionary (1904–1964)
Fritz Witt
SS general (1908–1944)
Karl Eberhard Schöngarth
German general, War criminal (1903-1946)
Theodor Wisch
SS general (1907-1995)
Ulrich Graf
German general (1878-1950)
Franz Six
German general (1909–1975)
Gustav Lombard
German general (1895–1992)
Fritz Freitag
German general (1894–1945)
Franz Augsberger
German general (1905–1945)
Karl Maria Wiligut
SS general (1866-1946)
Hugo Blaschke
German dental surgeon to Adolf Hitler; chief dentist of Reich Physician SS and Police (1881–1959)
Christian Weber
German SS General (1883-1945)
Fritz Kraemer
SS commander and war criminal (1900–1959)
Jürgen Wagner
German SS brigade leader, major general of the Waffen-SS and war criminal (1901–1947)
Gottfried Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen
German general (1901-1949)
Ferdinand Sammern-Frankenegg
Austrian member of the Nazi party (1897-1944)
Karl von Oberkamp
German general (1893–1947)
Hugo Kraas
German general (1911–1980)
Franz Josef Huber
German SS general (1902–1975)
Hellmuth Becker
German general (1902–1953)
Hinrich Schuldt
German general (1901–1944)
Theodor Vahlen
German mathematician and Nazi Party official (1869–1945)
Gustav Krukenberg
German general (1888-1980)
Herbert-Ernst Vahl
German general (1896–1944)
Kurt Eberhard
Nazi Major-General, paricipated in Babi Yar massacre (1874-1947)
Joachim Rumohr
German World War II person (1910-1945)
Hans Krebs
Czechoslovak member of Czechoslovak national parliament and german nation politician (1888-1947)
Erwin Schulz
German Nazi SS general and Holocaust perpetrator (1900–1981)
Ernst Damzog
Nazi SS member and Holocaust perpetrator (1882-1945)
August Zehender
SS General (1903-1945)
Anton Reinthaller
Austrian member of the Nazi party (1895–1958)
Christian Peder Kryssing
German general (1891-1976)
Ludwig Steeg
German politician (1894-1945)
Hendrik Seyffardt
Dutch military officer (1872-1943)
Wilhelm Fritz von Roettig
German general of Waffen SS, the first general to be killed in World War II
Friedrich Uebelhoer
German politician (1893-1945)
Max Henze
German politician (1899-1951)
Paul Otto Geibel
German military personnel (1898-1966)
Karl Brunner
German jurist and member of the SS (1900-1980)
Joachim Ziegler
Waffen SS Major General (1904–1945)