Emil Puhl

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Emil Puhl was a high-ranking German banker and vice president of the Reichsbank who played a key role in managing Nazi Germany’s looted assets and was later convicted as a war criminal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German banker
Nazi official
human
affiliation Nazi regime
Reichsbank
causeOfNotability involvement in Nazi Germany’s looted assets management
convictedOf crimes against humanity
war crimes
countryOfCitizenship Nazi Germany
surface form: German Reich

Germany
dateOfBirth 1889-08-28
dateOfDeath 1962-03-30
employer Reichsbank
ethnicGroup German
familyName Puhl
givenName Emil
hasRole high-ranking official in Nazi financial system
languageSpokenWrittenOrSigned German
legalStatus convicted war criminal
memberOf Reich Ministry of Finance
surface form: Nazi Germany financial administration
notableFor involvement in processing assets taken from concentration camp victims
role in handling gold and valuables looted by Nazi regime
notableWork Management of Nazi Germany’s looted assets
occupation banker
civil servant
participantIn Nazi economic policy
Nuremberg trials
surface form: Nuremberg Trials

World War II
surface form: Second World War
placeOfBirth Berlin
placeOfDeath Hamburg
positionHeld Vice President of the Reichsbank
sexOrGender male
subjectOf Wilhelmstrasse Trial
surface form: Nuremberg Ministries Trial
workLocation Berlin
Reichsbank main building in Berlin
surface form: Reichsbank headquarters

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Wilhelmstrasse Trial defendant Emil Puhl