Martin Bormann

Martin Bormann – Nazi German politician, born in Wegleben. He was the son of an official postal. He left school, to work on the farm. At the end of World War I for a short period he served in the Army, to then enlist in the Freikorps. At the beginning of lal 20. In the 1980s, Bormann was the organizer of the illegal paramilitary groups of the NSDAP.

In March 1924 was sentenced to one year in prison as an accomplice, together with his friend Rudolf Höss (later commandant of Auschwitz – Not to be confused with Rudolf Hess), Walther murder Kadowa, which is likely to denounce the French in the Ruhr Leo Schlageter. After leaving prison, from 1925 active member of the NSDAP in Thuringia. In October 1933 NSDAP was appointed Reichsleiter, aw listopadzie członkiem Reichstag.

In 1941 was director of the Office Party with the rank of minister, and 1943 „secretary of the Fuhrer“. In the last phase of the Third Reich was regarded as the most important figure after Hitler. In 1945 hid himself and probably died in Berlin. Sentenced to death in absentia in the year 1946 on trial in Nuremberg.

Officially declared dead a year 1973.