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Since war ended Fritzsche has spent most of his time in prison and now he won't be out until 1955
Since war ended Fritzsche has spent most of his time in prison and now he won't be out until 1955

Since war ended Fritzsche has spent most of his time in prison and now he won't be out until 1955

Date4/18/1947
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  • Since war ended Fritzsche has spent most of his time in prison and now he won't be out until 1955. He was one of thre found not guilty at Nuremberg trials last year but the people's court grabbed him after a few days of freedom. Besides prison tern\m; he was deprived of his personal fortune. At present he is a prisoner in this camp.
  • Since war ended Fritzsche has spent most of his time in prison and now he won't be out until 1955
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Original Toronto Star caption: Since war ended Fritzsche has spent most of his time in prison and now he won't be out until 1955. He was one of thre found not guilty at Nuremberg trials last year but the people's court grabbed him after a few days of freedom. Besides prison tern\m; he was deprived of his personal fortune. At present he is a prisoner in this camp.
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