Martin Bormann
On the night of October 15, 1946, ten of the twelve major war criminals, condemned to death at the Nuremberg trials, were executed. Of the two who eluded the hangman, one was ReichMarshal Hermann Goring, who committed suicide by swallowing a lethal vial of cyanide two hours before his execution. The other man was Reichsleiter Martin Bormann, who had managed to gain an enormous amount of power within the Nazi Party. He was virtually unknown outside of the Party elite as he had worked in the shadows of Hitler. As the end of the war drew near, many of the top Nazis were fleeing. Hermann Goring had fled west, and had been captured by American soldiers, after the death of Hitler had been announced. In Hitler’s political will, Goring had been expelled from the party while Martin Bormann had been named Party Minister . According to Jochen Von Lang, Gobbels and Bormann had “held a military briefing on the night of May 2, 1945. ” Gobbels had already decided to commit suicide but Bormann desperately wanted to survive. The last entry into his diary was “escape attempt! ” Martin Bormann’s whereabouts after this night is unknown. There are many speculations as to his fate ranging from the probable to the spectacular.
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Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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