1. Scroll below to learn details information about Johann Reichhart’s salary, estimated earning, lifestyle, and Income reports.
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3. Reichhart mató para la república de Weimar, para los nazis y para los aliados.
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8. The fourth series of the show commences with Jamie Theakston learning about the former German state executioner Johann Reichhart, who went from dispatching enemies of the Nazis to executing Nazi war criminals.
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14. The above information on J Reichhart differs from information from my uncle, Joseph H Williams, who wrote a book, Captor Captive, based on his assignment as assistant commandant at Landsberg from fall 16 until November 48.
15. The name Johann Reichhart might not be one synonymous with Nazi Germany but his ruthless killing streak made him one of the most feared members of the regime.
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18. Nach dem Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs richtet Reichhart nun für die US-Armee mehr als 150 Nationalsozialisten hin.
19. Reichhart est mort en 1972 – Il a „travaille“ pour la Republique de Weimar, puis pour les Nazis et enfin pour les Allies (Il a execute 156 de ses anciens „patrons“, criminels de guerre) – Tres „prolifique“, plus de 3100 CAMs executes en 22 ans (1924-1946), la plupart par guillotine – Condamne lui-meme pour etre un Nazi au cours des proces de de-Nazification dans les annees 1960, il a.
20. Comparing this photograph to the one below it is remarkable how similar the two fallbeils are, down to the scratches in the paint on the blade and the blemishes on the right post.
21. Johann Reichhart (Wörth an der Donau, 29 aprile 1893 – Dorfen, 26 aprile 1972) è stato un boia tedesco della Germania nazista, noto per il suo macabro record di 3.
22. The name Johann Reichhart might not be one synonymous with Nazi Germany but his ruthless killing streak made him one of the most feared members of the regime.
23. Descendant d’une lignée de bourreaux bavarois qui remonte jusqu’au milieu du XVIII e siècle, il est le bourreau le plus affairé d‘ Allemagne au XX e siècle , et probablement de toute l’ histoire contemporaine.
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25. Johann Reichhart was born on April 29, 1893 in Wichenbach near Wörth an der Donau into a family of executioners going back eight generations.
26. Johann Reichhart was born on April 29, 1893 (died on April 26, 1972, Johann Reichhart was 78 years old).
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28. Johann Reichhart was born in Wichenbach near Wörth an der Donau into a family of executioners going back eight generations [2] to the mid-eighteenth century which included his uncle Franz Xaver and his brother Michael.
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32. You may not know who Johann Reichhart is, but his name would once have struck dread into anyone who heard it.
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37. Johann Reichhart was born in Wichenbach near Wörth an der Donau into a family of executioners going back eight generations [2] to the mid-eighteenth century, which included his uncle Franz Xaver and his brother Michael.
38. He kept detailed records of his work, which amounted to 3,165 executions.
39. Johann Reichhart, né le 29 avril 1893 à Wichenbach près de Wörth sur le Danube, décédé le 26 avril 1972 à Dorfen (près d’Erding), a été le bourreau le plus affairé d’Allemagne et probablement de toute l’histoire contemporaine.
40. Deep inside the Bavarian National Museum in Munich and hidden in a non-descript storeroom was the original guillotine used by Reichhart at Plötzensee.
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42. Johann Reichhart was born in Wichenbach near Wörth an der Donau into a family of executioners and knackers going back eight generations to the mid-eighteenth century, which included his uncle Franz Xaver and his brother Michael.