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Oct. 10, 1954 -” Butcher” of Paris” General Carl Albrecht Oberg and his assistant to...

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Oct. 10, 1954 -” Butcher” of Paris” General Carl Albrecht Oberg and his assistant to die; President of the military tribunal Bouessel-Dubourg reads the death sentence at the trial of Oberg (called the” Butcher of Paris”) and his assistant Knochen. Oberg was the chief of the Paris Gestapo known for his Ruthless action against the Patriots and hesitant s. The trial lasted many weeks at the Paris military court. Oberg's main excuse was that” He was obeying orders from his superiors'
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1954 AD (C20th AD)
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Oct. 10, 1954 -” Butcher” of Paris” General Carl Albrecht Oberg and his assistant to die; President of the military tribunal Bouessel-Dubourg reads the death sentence at the trial of Oberg (called the” Butcher of Paris”) and his assistant Knochen. Oberg was the chief of the Paris Gestapo known for his Ruthless action against the Patriots and hesitant s. The trial lasted many weeks at the Paris military court. Oberg's main excuse was that” He was obeying orders from his superiors'

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