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Hans Frank Político Nazi Nació el 23 de mayo de 1900 en Karlsruhe, Alemania. Cursó estudios en las universidades de Munich, Viena, y Kiel. Es ministro de justicia en Bavaria (1933) y presidente de la Academia Alemana de Justicia (1934).
Hans Frank (1900–1946) was an early supporter of the Nazi Party. He studied law and eventually became personal legal advisor to Adolf Hitler. After the outbreak of World War II, Frank was appointed Governor General of occupied Poland. In this capacity, Frank was responsible for the exploitation and murder of hundreds of thousands of Polish ...
Hans Frank nació en Karlsruhe, ciudad cercana al Rin. Su padre Karl Frank era abogado y protestante, su madre Magdalene Buchmaier era católica. Tenía dos hermanos, Karl, nacido el 17 de septiembre de 1892, y Elisabeth, nacida el 27 de septiembre de 1903. En 1901 la familia se trasladó de Baden-Württemberg a Munich, la capital de Baviera.
Hans Frank was born in Karlsruhe on 23 May 1900, the son of a barrister who had been struck off for corruption. After a brief spell in the Freikorps, Hans Frank joined the Deutsche Arbeits Partie (NSDAP) and then in September 1923 became a storm trooper. In November of the same year he participated in the march on the Feldernhalle, in Munich ...
Nuremberg Trial Judgements: Hans Frank. Frank is indicted under Counts One, Three and Four. Frank joined the Nazi Party in 1927. He became a member of the Reichstag in 1930, the Bavarian State Minister of Justice in March, 1933, and when this position was incorporated into the Reich Government in 1934, Reich Minister without Portfolio.
Frank, Hans. Hans Frank (23 May 1900 – 16 Oct. 1946) was governor of occupied Poland (called General Government) during the war. Four of the so-called extermination camps – Belzec, Majdanek, Sobibór and Treblinka – were on the territory he governed. (The territories where Auschwitz and Chełmno were located had been annexed by the Third ...
Hans Frank fue un abogado y político nazi y un alto funcionario en la Alemania nazi. El 12 de octubre de 1939 fue nombrado gobernador general de la Polonia ocupada por Alemania, convirtiéndose en el jefe civil del territorio durante los siguientes cinco años y tres meses. Allí fue responsable de la deportación de los judíos polacos a guetos para preparar el Holocausto, del asesinato de ...
