The archives name thousands of former informants who spied on citizens for the state security services during decades of one-party rule. The prime minister said “many families will now face difficult information.”
The archives name thousands of former informants who spied on citizens for the state security services during decades of one-party rule. The prime minister said “many families will now face difficult information.”
Former party members of the NSDAP in political functions in the Soviet occupation zone and later the GDR, you could find them even in the Zentralkommittee of the SED (Biermann and Beil)
Adam Wilhelm, Adler Heinrich, Bading Walter, Herwarth-Ball Kurt, Baresch Kurt, Karl-Heinrich Barthel, Fritz-Karl Bartnig, Willy Bartusch, Harry Baschleben, Erich Baumgarten, Werner Behrend, Helene Behrens, Gerhard Beil, Hans Bentzien, Charlotte Bergmann, Harry Bernstein, Hans Beyer, Wolfgang Biermann, Kurt Blecha, Alex Blume, Theo Boback, Siegfried Bock, Fritz Briz, Hans Brune, Hermann Bucher, Siegfried Dallmann, Kurt Debes, Günther Deicke, Gerd Delenschke, Benjamin Dietrich, Horst Dreßler-Andreß, Harry Dumke, Ernst Eckardt, Walter Eichhorn, Heinz Eichler, Joachim Emmeluth, Ernst Ertl, Manfred Ewald, Wilhelm Feldmann, Paul Fischer, Werner Franke, Egbert Frankenberg und Proshlitz, Heinz Friedrich, Johannes Gellert, Hans Gericke, Karl-Heinz Gerstner, Ernst-Joachim Gießmann, Hans Gorzynski, Ernst Großmann, Werner Haas, Kurt Hähling, Werner Heidinger, Jakob-Adolf Heilmann, Horst Heinrich, Harry Heller, Walter Heppner, Herbert Hermann, Wolfgang Heyl, Heinrich Homann, Max Hummeltenberg, Hans Kaschuba, Gerhard Kegel, Siegfried Kleffel, Hermann Klenner, Vilmos Korn, Fritz Köhler, Herbert Kröger, Gerhard Krauß, Hans-Joachim Laabs, Otto Lang, Heinz Laßen, Edgar Leinhoß, Horst Leithold, Bruno Lietz, Erhard Lonscher, Rolf Lüdecke, Hans Luthardt, Kurt Mall, Alexander Mallickh, Richard Markert, Werner Masseck, Heinz Matthes, Ernst Mecklenburg, Curt-Heinz Merkel, Siegfried Mohr, Günter Morge, Herbert Mosch, Fritz Müller, Fritz Müller, Joachim Müller, Gerhard Neukranz, Kurt Nier, Otto Nique, Adolf Otto, Friedrich Pfaffenbach, Werner Pfannenberg, Harry Planert, Hans Reichelt, Helmut Reichelt, Martin Richter, Friedrich Ring, Horst Rocholl, Otto Rühle, Paul Scheffler, Gerhard Schill, Walter Schlee, Friedrich Schlette, Gerhard Schmidt, Karlfranz Schmidt-Wittmack, Werner Schmieder, Horst Scholtz, Fritz Schönebeck, Paul Schorn, Paul Schreiber, Wilhelm Schröder, Gerhard Schumann, Kurt Schumann, Johannes Schütze, Herbert Scurla, Joachim Seeländer, Charlotte Sembdner, Otto Semenuik, Max Simon, Erna Sirch, Konstantin Spies, Hans Spigath, Horst Stechbarth, Otfried Steger, Luitpold Steidle, Gerhard Stöckert, Herbert Stößlein, Herbert Strampfer, Herbert Stumme, Gerhard Thelemann, Walter Thierfelder, Ernst Timm, Heinrich Tittl, Friedel Trappen, Bodo Uhse, Philipp Vorthmann, Harry Wagner, Herbert Wagner, Elisabeth Walther, Wilhelm Weißgärber, Fritz Weißhaupt, Hans-Jürgen Weitz, Herbert Weiz, Otto Werner, Kurt Wiesner, Horst Winkler, Werner Winkler, Rudolf Winter, Werner Wittig, Max Wolff, Alfred Wunderlich, Günter Wutzler, Arnold Zimmermann, Karl Zylla
Forced labor is not the “working for”. They extracted what information they could from scientists and then executed, imprisoned, or repatriated them. 😂
Those were not forced labour, nor by far and large where they scientists. The people named up there were members of the GDR’s Volkskammer, members of the Zentralkommittee (those were the highest of the elites) and also local politicians etc. … and all of them were party members of the NSDAP during the 3rd Reich.
Where the fuck did you even get this wall of text nonsense?
Is this the first person on your list?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Adam
GTFO
Have you even read the Wiki article or do you not know what the SA was, of which he was a member of? He was rewarded with the Blutorden as well. An esteemed order for services to the NSDAP, starting with the Nazi putschists of 1923.
The list is from Wikipedia’s entry on that very subject: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_ehemaliger_NSDAP-Mitglieder,_die_nach_Mai_1945_politisch_t%C3%A4tig_waren