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Fritz Gustav Friedl

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... Fritz Gustav Friedl ...

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... ‘In the numerous confrontations between the wit- nesses and the accused in open court, many of his orders and instructions were recalled, translated for him into German, all of which he denied in order to save his own life. After the summations of the prosecutor, Grembecki, and the defense counselor, Burak, the court rendered its verdict. Exactly at 2:15 in the afternoon, the sixth and last meeting of the court began. The courtroom overflowed with spectators wishing to hear the verdict. The judges entered. The audience rose; the presiding judge pronounced him guilty and passed sen- tence — the death penalty for Fritz Gustav Friedl. ...

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FRITZ GUSTAV FRIEDL — MASS MURDERER ...

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