German treason case tars American citizen with forbidden texts
Karl Nisselbeck, a naturalized American and former New Yorker, was sentenced by a Munich People's Court to two years in prison for high treason and importing forbidden literature. Nine months were deducted for time served awaiting trial. court ignored his U.S. citizenship and asserted he aided the Reich.
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Convicted As A German In Treason Case At Trial
The court convicted Nisselbeck as a German agent linked to the Steel Helmets and alleged contacts with the anti Nazi Black Front. Prosecutors argued he worked with Jews and enemies of the state, seeking six years hard labor. Co defendants Wilhelm Hartmann and Henrich Kanzler faced nine months and release respectively, with Hartmann sent to a psych ward after breaking under imprisonment.
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