Minutes of the trial

CWRS Staff . Alexander Schmorell, Eugen Grimminger, Falk Harnack, Gisela Schertling, Hans Hirzel, Katharina Schüddekopf, Kurt Huber, Susanne Hirzel, Traute Lafrenz, Trial documents, Willi Graf . 2nd trial, Albert Grimminger, August Deppisch, August Klein, Bischoff, Breithaupt, Bunge, defense, Dr. Eble, Franz Josef Müller, Freisler, Geith, Heinrich Bollinger, Heinrich Guter, Helmut Bauer, Hugo Diepold, indictment, Justizrat Roder, Köglmaier, People's Court, Schmauß, Siegfried Deisinger, Stier, Tilly Hahn, Zacher

/Stamp: April 28, 1943/

Public Session of the 1st Council of the People’s Court

Munich, April 19, 1943 Continue reading →

Freisler’s decision regarding witnesses

CWRS Staff . Eugen Grimminger, Falk Harnack, Hans Hirzel, Kurt Huber . 2nd trial, Albert Grimminger, Schmauß, Tilly Hahn, Zacher

The Council decided:

To call as witnesses the employee Hahn and the police official Zacher, as well as police official Schmauβ who interrogated the accused Grimminger [Note 1]. Continue reading →

Dr. Eble petitions for witnesses

CWRS Staff . Eugen Grimminger, Hans Hirzel . Albert Grimminger, defense, Dr. Eble, Tilly Hahn

The defense counsel for the accused Hans Hirzel petitioned that the father of the accused be allowed to testify regarding his mental condition. Continue reading →

Walter Petzl Power of Attorney (Grimminger)

CWRS Staff . Correspondence, Eugen Grimminger . Albert Grimminger, defense, Fritz Westermann, Leipzig, People's Court, Power of Attorney, Ritter-von-Epp Platz 12, Stuttgart, Tilly Hahn, Walter Petzl

Dr. Walter Petzl, Attorney-at-Law
Ritter-von-Epp Platz 12/II
Tel: 10479

Munich 2, April 15, 1943 Continue reading →

Grimminger speaks with cousin

CWRS Staff . Eugen Grimminger . accounting, Albert Grimminger

I have not talked about this with anyone else up till the day of my arrest (March 2, 1943). After the agents searched my office and I was made aware that I was being investigated, I briefly advised my cousin Albert Grimminger about it. This Grimminger is currently employed in my office on a stopgap basis. Continue reading →