- Otto
Georg Thierack (19
April 1889 – 26
October 1946) was a
German ****
jurist and politician.
Thierack was born in
Wurzen in Saxony. He took part in the...
- the
Holocaust in motion. In
August 1942,
Freisler succeeded Otto
Georg Thierack as
president of the People's Court. He
presided over the show
trials of...
- who was a protégé of high-ranking ****
officials Martin Bormann and Otto
Thierack. He rose
through the ****
Party and
government ranks to
become the State...
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Acting Reich Minister of Food and Agriculture.
August 1942: Otto
Georg Thierack succeeds Schlegelberger as
Reich Minister of Justice.
January 1943: Karl...
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destruction in the war's
closing months.
Through his
Justice Minister Otto
Georg Thierack,
Hitler ordered that
anyone who was not
prepared to
fight should be court-martialed...
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Acting 19
September 1934 30
April 1936 1 year, 224 days 2
Thierack,
OttoOtto Georg Thierack (1889–1946) 1 May 1936 20
August 1942 6 years, 111 days 3...
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Minister of
Justice for the
years 1941 and 1942,
followed then by Otto
Thierack.
During his time in
office the
number of
death sentences rose sharply....
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dismissed on 20
August 1942 and
replaced by Otto
Thierack, the
President of the People's
Court since 1936.
Thierack was
replaced by
State Secretary Freisler,...
- 1953) 1885 – Karl Tarvas,
Estonian architect (d. 1975) 1889 – Otto
Georg Thierack,
German jurist and
politician (d. 1946) 1891 – Françoise Rosay, French...
- Krosigk)
Ministry of
Justice (Franz Gürtner,
Franz Schlegelberger, Otto
Georg Thierack)
Ministry of the
Reichswehr (Werner von Blomberg)
Ministry for Economics...
