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Herbert Martin Hagen (20 September 1913 – August 1999) was a German SS-Sturmbannführer of Nazi Germany and a convicted war criminal. Hagen served as personal assistant to the SS police chief in Paris Carl Oberg, heading the Gestapo department. Hagen was captured in 1945, but released in 1948.
Herbert Hagen est un policier allemand, membre de la SS, né le 20 septembre 1913 à Neumünster et mort le 7 août 1999 à Rüthen . Affecté au RSHA, plus spécifiquement au SD en français : « Service de la sécurité », il atteint le grade de SS- Sturmbannführer a et passe une grande partie de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en France.
Herbert Hagen es un policía alemán, miembro de las SS, nacido el 20 de septiembre de 1913 en Neumünster y murió el 7 de agosto de 1999 en Rüthen. Asignado a la RSHA, más concretamente a la SD (en francés : “Service de la sécurité”), alcanzó el rango de SS- Sturmbannführer y pasó gran parte de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en Francia.
In a lengthy proposal on the Entjudung (“removal” of Jews) of Germany, Herbert Hagen, head of the SD (Sicherheitsdienst; intelligence branch of the SS), wrote that Jews had already also immigrated to China. 12 However, the conditions for acting on Hagen's suggestion that China could be considered as a destination for the Jews were not yet ripe, ...
Josef Löwenherz, director of the Jewish Community Vienna (IKG), and SD leaders Herbert Hagen and Adolf Eichmann. Receipts for campaign donations to the pro-independence Fatherland Front that are found during the raid serve as a pretext for imposing reparations of 500,000 Reichsmarks on the Jews of Vienna, which are to paid through a fifty ...
4 de nov. de 1979 · In Cologne, thanks to their efforts, Germans are trying a triumvirate of the leading Nazis in their midst. They are Herbert Hagen, Ernst Heinrichsohn and Kurt Lischka.
17 de mar. de 2024 · In the meantime, the Klarsfelds had added two other names to the list of people they wanted to see prosecuted in Cologne: Herbert Hagen and Ernst Heinrichsohn, leaders of the deportation of French ...
