14 Facts About Gottlieb Hering

Gottlieb Hering was an SS commander of Nazi Germany.

Gottlieb Hering was born and raised in Warmbronn, a district in the town of Leonberg.

Gottlieb Hering began his police career in 1919 as a detective in the criminal police in Goppingen, near Stuttgart, making officer rank by 1929.

In 1920, Gottlieb Hering had joined the Social Democratic Party of Germany.

However, Gottlieb Hering had known Nazi Christian Wirth from official contexts since 1912, and while working in the Kripo in Stuttgart, the two became acquaintances, so that Gottlieb Hering was able to continue working despite the violent protests of local SA and SS men.

Gottlieb Hering was appointed with the task of resettling Volksdeutsche to the General Government.

Gottlieb Hering served as an assistant supervisor to a police officer by the name of Schemel.

Gottlieb Hering served as the camp's commandant until its closure in.

Gottlieb Hering was a tall bully, broad shouldered, age around forty, with an expressionless face.

Gottlieb Hering seemed to me as if he were a born bandit.

Gottlieb Hering let them strangle and die slowly for a few hours more.

Gottlieb Hering lived alone, attended by Ukrainian orderly who served under him.

Gottlieb Hering then joined fellow SS men from the Operation Reinhard staff in Trieste, Italy.

On 9 October 1945, Gottlieb Hering died of mysterious complications in the waiting room of St Catherine's Hospital in Stetten im Remstal.