1. Robert Karl Ludwig Mulka was an SS-Hauptsturmfuhrer and later demoted to Obersturmfuhrer.
11 Facts About Robert Mulka
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From 1928 to 1934, Robert Mulka joined Der Stahlhelm, which inspired him to be part of the newly strengthened Reichswehr.
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Robert Mulka worked briefly as company leader of a sapper unit, but was declared only employable at garrisons in the homeland due to illness.
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Robert Mulka was briefly arrested, but the proceedings against him were dropped; however, he lost his position as SS-Hauptsturmfuhrer and was demoted to SS-Obersturmfuhrer.
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Robert Mulka subsequently returned to Hamburg in mid-1943 during the bombing of the city.
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Robert Mulka was prosecuted and convicted under denazification proceedings, but was exonerated from his original one and a half year prison sentence.
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Robert Mulka's suspicion was correct, and Robert Mulka was arrested in November 1960.
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Robert Mulka was remanded in custody from then until March 1961, from May until December 1961, from February until October 1964, and then from December 1964.
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At the time of his trial, Robert Mulka was 69 years old and married with a daughter and two sons.
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Robert Mulka was found guilty of aiding and abetting the murder of 750 people on at least four occasions, and was sentenced to 14 years in prison.
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Robert Mulka attempted suicide while in Kassel prison, and was released in 1968 on compassionate grounds due to being severely ill, and died the following year in Hamburg, aged 74.