Gauleiter Simon und der Beginn des Nazi-Terrors in Luxemburg
Gustav Simon - hier bei einem Aufmarsch von NS-Truppen - entzieht sich nach Ende des Krieges der Verantwortung und begeht Selbstmord.
Gauleiter Simon und der Beginn des Nazi-Terrors in Luxemburg
Knapp drei Monate nach der deutschen Invasion wird Gustav Simon am 2 ...
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