Irmfried Eberl
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- 1910-09-08
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- 1948-02-16
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The Holocaust
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Heinrich Himmler
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Schutzstaffel
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Treblinka extermination camp
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psychiatrist
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Aktion T4
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Franz Stangl
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Richard Thomalla
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Kurt Franz
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suicide by hanging
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Erwin Lambert
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Trawniki men
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Hermann Höfle
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Tykocin pogrom
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Heinrich Matthes
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Austria
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Jewish people
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1910 births1948 deaths1948 suicides20th-century Austrian medical doctorsAktion T4 personnelAustrian eugenicistsAustrian military personnel of World War IIAustrian NazisAustrian prisoners of warAustrian psychiatristsChełmno extermination camp personnelGerman Army personnel of World War IIHolocaust perpetrators in GermanyHolocaust perpetrators in PolandNazi concentration camp commandants who died by suicide in prison custodyNazis who died by suicide in GermanyPeople from BregenzPrisoners who died in United States military detentionPsychiatrists in the Nazi PartySS-ObersturmführerSuicides by hanging in GermanyTreblinka extermination camp personnelUniversity of Innsbruck alumniWorld War II prisoners of war held by the United States