People's Court of Nazi Germany

Target entity: People's Court of Nazi Germany
Context triple: [Christoph Probst, convictedBy, People's Court of Nazi Germany]

• A. Reichsgericht
  The Reichsgericht was the supreme court of the German Empire and later the Weimar Republic, serving as the highest judicial authority in civil and criminal matters until 1945.
• B. Reichskammergericht
  The Reichskammergericht was the supreme imperial court of the Holy Roman Empire, responsible for adjudicating major legal disputes and upholding imperial law across the Empire.
• C. Local Court of Nuremberg
  The Local Court of Nuremberg is a first-instance judicial authority in Nuremberg, Germany, responsible for handling civil, criminal, and other local legal matters within its jurisdiction.
• D. Nazi judicial system
  The Nazi judicial system was the legal apparatus of Nazi Germany that enforced totalitarian control by subordinating courts and laws to Nazi ideology, enabling widespread political repression and state-sponsored crimes.
• E. Reich Court of Justice
  The Reich Court of Justice was the highest criminal court in Nazi Germany, notorious for politically charged trials that helped legitimize the regime’s repression.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: People's Court of Nazi Germany
Target entity description: The People's Court of Nazi Germany was a notorious special tribunal used by the Nazi regime to conduct highly politicized show trials and impose harsh sentences, including many death penalties, on political opponents and resistance members.

• A. Reichsgericht
  The Reichsgericht was the supreme court of the German Empire and later the Weimar Republic, serving as the highest judicial authority in civil and criminal matters until 1945.
• B. Reichskammergericht
  The Reichskammergericht was the supreme imperial court of the Holy Roman Empire, responsible for adjudicating major legal disputes and upholding imperial law across the Empire.
• C. Local Court of Nuremberg
  The Local Court of Nuremberg is a first-instance judicial authority in Nuremberg, Germany, responsible for handling civil, criminal, and other local legal matters within its jurisdiction.
• D. Nazi judicial system
  The Nazi judicial system was the legal apparatus of Nazi Germany that enforced totalitarian control by subordinating courts and laws to Nazi ideology, enabling widespread political repression and state-sponsored crimes.
• E. Reich Court of Justice
  The Reich Court of Justice was the highest criminal court in Nazi Germany, notorious for politically charged trials that helped legitimize the regime’s repression.
• F. None of above. chosen