Karl Wolff

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Karl Wolff was a high-ranking Nazi official who served as Heinrich Himmler’s chief of staff and later played a key role in negotiating the German surrender in Italy during World War II.

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Karl Wolff canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German military officer
Nazi official
SS officer
human
war criminal
allegiance Nazi Germany
birthDate 1900-05-13
birthPlace Darmstadt
German Empire
Grand Duchy of Hesse
causeOfRelease ill health
citizenship German Empire
Nazi Germany
Weimar Republic
West Germany
closeAssociateOf Heinrich Himmler
linked to: HeinrichHimmler
convictedOf aiding and abetting murder
war crimes
countryOfTrial West Germany
dateOfConviction 1964
deathDate 1984-07-15
deathPlace Bavaria
Rosenheim
West Germany
familyName Wolff
givenName Karl
involvedIn Holocaust
Nazi concentration camp system
linked to: Nazi camp system

deportation of Jews
memberOf National Socialist German Workers Party
linked to: Nazi Party

SS
militaryBranch Schutzstaffel
linked to: Schutzstaffel (SS)

Waffen-SS
militaryRank General der Waffen-SS
SS-Obergruppenführer
name Karl Wolff
notableEvent Operation Sunrise
notableWork negotiation of German surrender in Italy
occupation Nazi functionary
police official
soldier
participantIn German occupation of Italy
World War II
penalty 15 years imprisonment
positionHeld Chief of Personal Staff to the Reichsführer-SS
Chief of Staff to Heinrich Himmler
Höchster SS- und Polizeiführer Italien
Supreme SS and Police Leader in Italy
releaseDate 1969
servedUnder Heinrich Himmler
linked to: HeinrichHimmler
trialLocation Munich

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SS-Oberführer notableHolder Karl Wolff
Karl Wolff name Karl Wolff
SS High Command notableCommander Karl Wolff
SS-Gruppenführer heldBy Karl Wolff
subject linked to: SS group leader