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German civilians killed in World War II

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer
German Lutheran pastor, theologian, anti-Nazi dissident (1906–1945)
Ernst Thälmann
German communist politician, leader of Communist Party of Germany (1886–1944)
Pavlo Skoropadsky
Ukrainian general (1873-1945)
Roland Freisler
German jurist and politician (1893–1945)
Kurt Gerron
German Jewish film actor, director and singer murdered at Auschwitz (1897-1944)
Kurt Huber
German folk song researcher, professor at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich, member of the White Rose (1893-1943)
Otto Freundlich
German Jewish artist murdered by Nazis in a concentration camp (1878-1943)
Charlotte Salomon
German-Jewish artist and Holocaust victim (1917–1943)
Alexander Schmorell
active within the White Rose non-violent resistance group in Nazi Germany
Walter Hohmann
German engineer (1880-1945)
Willi Graf
German military physician and resistance fighter, "White Rose" member (1918–1943)
Johann Trollmann
German boxer (1907-1943)
Felix Nussbaum
German Jewish painter, murdered by Nazis in the Holocaust (1904–1944)
Bernhard Lichtenberg
German Roman Catholic priest, theologian, martyr and blessed (1875–1943)
Dorothea Köring
German tennis player (1880–1945)
Fritz Pfeffer
German physician (1889–1944)
Dora Gerson
German actress (1899-1943)
Adolf Brand
German writer (1874-1945)
Harry Liedtke
German actor (1882–1945)
Julius Hirsch
German footballer (1892-1945)
Else Ury
German Jewish novelist (1877–1943)
Albert Richter
German racing cyclist killed by the Nazis (1912-1940)
Friedrich Kayssler
German actor (1874–1945)
Jan Skala
Sorbian journalist and author (1889–1945)
Wilhelm Cauer
German mathematician and scientist (1900–1945)
Christa Winsloe
German-Hungarian novelist, playwright and sculptor (1888-1944)
Gertrud Kolmar
German writer and holocaust victim (1894–1943)
Walter Thiel
German rocket scientist (1910-1943)
Christa Tordy
German actress (1904-1945)
Hans Steinhoff
German film director (1882-1945)
Princess Marie Alexandra of Baden
Princess and Landgravine of Hesse (1902–1944)
Hans Brausewetter
German actor (1899–1945)
Karl Mayr
German officer (1883-1945)
Max Ehrlich
German actor, director, screenwriter (1892–1944)
Georg John
German stage and film actor (1879-1941)
Rudolf Levy
German Jewish artist murdered at Auschwitz (1875-1944)
Fritz Reck-Malleczewen
German writer (1884-1945)
Rudolf Olden
Journalist, author, lawyer and human rights activist (1885–1940)
Robert Remak
German mathematician (1888-1942)
Hans Adalbert Schlettow
German actor (1888-1945)
Ernst Arndt
Austrian stage and film actor (1862-1942)
Adolf Jäger
German footballer (1889-1944)
Hermann Föttinger
German engineer (1877–1945)
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German painter and lithographer (1888-1944)
Lilli Henoch
German track and field athlete (1899–1942)
Lilli Jahn
German physician
Ernst Hofmann
German actor and novelist (1880-1945)
Wilhelm Bockslaff
Baltic German architect and art historian (1858–1945)
Elisabeth Andrae
German painter (1876-1945)
Friedrich Adler
German designer (1878–1942)
Alma Siedhoff-Buscher
German cabinetmaker and toy designer (1899–1944)
Walter Spies
German primitivist painter (1895-1942)
Christian Kayßler
German actor (1898–1944)
Erland Koch
German sport shooter
Ernst Schneppenhorst
Bavarian politician (1881-1945)
Emmy Zehden
German resistance fighter (1900–1944)
Alexander Tornquist
German geologist (1868–1944)
Otto Selz
German psychologist (1881–1943)
Albert Willimsky
Roman Catholic priest opposed to Nazi (1890-1940)
Fritz Kater
German trade unionist and publisher