List of Freikorps members

Freikorps (English: Free Corps) were German volunteer military or anti-communist paramilitary units. The term was originally applied to voluntary armies formed in German lands from the middle of the 18th century onwards. Between World War I and World War II the term was also used for the paramilitary organizations that arose during the Weimar Republic. This is a list of post-World War I Freikorps members.

Freikorps members

Friedrich Alpers, SS General Karl Astel racial scientist Ludolf von Alvensleben, SS General Benno von Arent SS officer Rudolf Bamler General Eleonore Baur NSDAP member Rudolph Berthold, World War I ace Gottlob Berger,SS General Lothar Beutel, SS General Walther Bierkamp SS General Wilhelm Bittrich SS General Friedrich-Wilhelm Bock SS Colonel Martin Bormann, NSDAP Politician/SS General Franz Büchner, World War I Air ace Wilhelm Canaris, Admiral Friedrich Christiansen Luftwaffe General Kurt Daluege, SS General Heinrich Deubel SS Officer Karl Diebitsch SS Oberführer Eduard Dietl, German General Josef Dietrich SS General Oskar Dirlewanger, SS Colonel Harry Domela imposter Anton Dunckern, SS General Karlfried Graf Dürckheim, Nazi propagandist Freiherr Karl von Eberstein SS General Hermann Ehrhardt Nikolaus von Falkenhorst German General Hans Frank SA General/Governor-General of Poland Fritz Freitag, SS General Helmuth Friedrichs, SS General Fritz Fullriede, German general Karl Gebhardt, SS General Richard Glücks, SS General Ulrich Grauert, Luftwaffe General Ernst-Robert Grawitz SS General Heinz Greiner, German General Arthur Greiser, SS General Adam Grünewald, SS Major Heinz Guderian, German General Wilhelm Harster SS General Franz Hayler SS General Richard Heidrich, Luftwaffe General Werner Heisenberg, scientist Rudolf Hess, Hitler loyalist Reinhard Heydrich, SS General Richard Hildebrandt SS General Gebhard Ludwig Himmler SS Colonel Heinrich Himmler, Reichsführer-SS Hans Hinkel, SS Officer Rudolf Hoess, Kommandant of Auschwitz[1] Karl Höfer, SS General Hermann Höfle (SS general) SS General

Hans Hüttig SS officer Friedrich Gustav Jaeger Friedrich Jeckeln SS General Ferdinand Jodl, German General Ernst Kantorowicz Medieval historian Hans Kammler, SS General Karl Kaufmann, Nazi Gauleiter Wilhelm Keitel, Field Marshal Matthias Kleinheisterkamp SS General Waldemar Klingelhöfer SS officer Hans Ulrich Klintzsch, SA leader Erich Koch, NSDAP leader for East Prussia Heinrich Kreipe, German General Hermann Kriebel Friedrich-Wilhelm Krüger SS General Walter Krüger (SS general) SS General Arthur Liebehenschel SS Officer Georg Lindemann, German General Wilhelm List, German General Wilhelm Friedrich Loeper, SS General Bruno Loerzer, Luftwaffe General Viktor Lutze, SA Leader Erich Marcks, German General Benno Martin, SS General Karl Mauss, German General Josef Albert Meisinger SS Colonel Paul Moder, SS General Thomas Müller (SS officer) SS officer Max Näther World War I ace Hermann Niehoff German General Friedrich T. Noltenius World War I ace Karl von Oberkamp, SS General[2] Waldemar Pabst involved in killing of Rosa Luxemburg 1919 Günther Pancke SS General Rudolf Pannier SS Colonel Heinz Pernet SA Brigadeführer Horst von Pflugk-Harttung involved in killing of Rosa Luxemburg 1919 Oswald Pohl SS General Hans-Adolf Prützmann, SS General Hermann-Bernhard Ramcke Luftwaffe General Johann Rattenhuber SS General Hanns Albin Rauter SS officer Manfred Roeder (judge) Military judge Arthur Rödl, SS Colonel Ernst Röhm, SA leader Beppo Römer, KPD member Gotthard Sachsenberg World War I ace Emanuel Schäfer SS Colonel Julian Scherner SS officer Albert Leo Schlageter, anti-French saboteur Walter Schimana SS General

August Schmidthuber, SS General Karl Eberhard Schöngarth, SS General Ferdinand Schörner, German General Werner Schrader,German Army officer Julius Schreck, SS leader Erwin Schulz, SS General Hans Seidemann, Luftwaffe General Franz Seldte SA leader Emil Sembach SS Officer Max Simon, SS General Hugo Sperrle, Luftwaffe General Jakob Sporrenberg, SS General Felix Steiner, SS General Walter Stennes, SA leader Franz Walter Stahlecker SS General Gregor Strasser, NSDAP member Otto Strasser, NSDAP member Bruno Streckenbach, SS General Wilhelm Stuckart, SS General Benno von Arent SS officer Hans-Jürgen von Blumenthal German Army officer Adolf von Bomhard, SS General Franz Ritter von Epp, NSDAP Reichsstatthalter for Bavaria Curt von Gottberg, SS general Wolf-Heinrich Graf von Helldorf, SA member Maximilian von Herff, SS General Peter von Heydebreck, SA leader Bernhard von Hülsen, German General Manfred Freiherr von Killinger Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist , German Field Marshal Georg von Küchler, German General Johann von Leers SS Officer and propagandist Eberhard von Mackensen, German General Bolko von Richthofen relative of the Red Baron Ernst von Salomon, Organisation Consul member Franz Pfeffer von Salomon, SA leader Ferdinand von Sammern-Frankenegg, SS Officer Dietrich von Saucken German General Carl-August von Schoenebeck Luftwaffe General Fritz von Scholz SS General Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer SS doctor Udo von Woyrsch, SS General Friedrich Uebelhoer, SS General Otto Waechter, SS General Hilmar Wäckerle SS officer Otto Wagener German Army General Robert Heinrich Wagner Nazi Official Walther Wenck, German Army General Richard Wendler, SS General Horst Wessel, SA member Karl Wolff, SS General Alfred Wünnenberg SS General Alexander Zenzes World War I Ace

References

1. Hoess et al., pg 201
2. Axis History Forum

External links

• Axis History Factbook; Freikorps section – By Marcus Wendel and contributors;  site also contains an apolitical forum
• Freikorps Master list on Axis History Forum {reference only}