All involved in the 20th july plot.

In 1939, he was appointed as acting Oberpräsident of Upper and Lower Silesia.

10 August 1944

Oberpräsident of the Province of Silesia

Member of the executive board of the German Industry and Commerce Day and Minister for Trade, Industry and Commerce in the governments of the Free State of Bavaria

2 September 1944

Minister of the Economy

His wife succeeded in delaying his execution until the Red Army occupied Berlin

4 January 1964

Minister of Finance

1933, he retired from politics, in World War II, he became a member of the resistance group

24 March 1955

Minister of Defence

Protested the mass persecution of Jews by offering his resignation, which was refused

Minister of Finance of Prussia

Member of the Bavarian parliament from 1912 to 1920, in 1918 he became leader of the general command of the III Royal Bavarian Corps

Ministers of War of Bavaria

Ambassador of Germany to the Soviet Union

10 November 1944

Ambassador

Ambassador of Germany to Italy

Transferred to Lehrter Strasse prison, in Berlin's Moabit district, where the Gestapo interrogated him under torture. At the end of April 1945, he was assassinated by the SS

Diplomat

Established extensive links with the resistance fighters that took part in the 20 July Plot

20 October 1944

his instructional concept, inspired by the Wandervogel movement and labour-school pedagogy

Economist

Arranged for appointment as Vice Consul in Switzerland, met with Allen Dulles in 1943 and agreed to serve as a liaison for the German opposition to Hitler

23 February 1974

Diplomat

Involved in Hess' attempts to negotiate peace with the French and British, acting as an intermediary, speculated that he may have encouraged Hess's 1941 flight

Chief of the Reich Press Office

26 August 1944

Found his way into the plot's inner circle and advocated a number of violent acts to get rid of Hitler

Drafted a Provisional Constitution, on the assumption that the forthcoming attack on the Western Front would lead to the overthrow Hitler's regime

Was one of the leaders of the 20th July plot

26 August 1944

Designated as a political commissioner in military district II (Stettin) after a successful coup

5 April 1983

Mayor of Leipzig

Mayor

Mayor of Kwidzyn

23 February 1945

Member of the Landtag of Prussia

14 September 1944

None

Member of the Reichstag

Politician

Member of the Reichstag and grandson of the 19th century Chancellor Otto von Bismarck

14 September 1949

Member of the Reichstag, liberated from Brandenburg-Görden Prison by the Red Army in April 1945

30 October 1954

Member of the Reichstag and Oberpräsident of the Province of Westphalia

14 November 1944

Member of the Reichstag

Member of the Landtag of Prussia during the Weimar Republic and member of the Reichstag

15 August 1944

Member of the Reichstag and the president of the Reichstag of the Weimar Republic

3 August 1967

Member of the Reichstag

August 5, 1956

Member of the Reichstag, sentenced to penal servitude rather than execution. He was freed by American troops in April 1945

13 May 1981

Member of the Reichstag

3 October 1944

Member of the Reichstag

5 March 1945

Member of the Reichstag, betrayed by an informer among an underground communist group

5 January 1945

Member of the Reichstag

Member of the Reichstag, floated the idea for a European market

Member of the Reichstag, most likely to become Germany's vice-chancellor post coup

29 September 1944

The desert Fox

14 October 1944

Field Marshall

Kluge went on to command the 4th Army in Operation Barbarossa, battle of moscow

19 August 1944

Commander-in-Chief OB West, command of the 1st Army

Chief of Kriminalpolizei

21 March 1945

SS-Gruppenführer

Served on the Eastern Front, in 1942 and 1943 with the 18th Panzer Division

24 October 1944

Lieutenant General

In August 1940 became Chief of Staff of the military commander in France, served as Chief of Staff of the 5th Army Corps, and as Chief of Staff of 8th Army in 1943

28 November 1984

Commanded the 65th Infantry Division in Italy

Ordered the Guard Battalion to seal off the government quarter in Berlin during the subsequent coup d'état attempt

Communications chief of the German Army during

4 September 1944

Head of the cipher bureau of the Ministry of the Reichswehr, later the OKW/Chi

General of the Communications Troops

Last post was as major general and Chief of the Acting General Command in Danzig,

14 September 1944

Major General

Helped organize German resistance, drafted the Valkyrie plan for a coup against the German government. He was described by the Gestapo as the "prime mover" behind the 20 July 1944 plot

Army Group Center, where he served as intelligence liaison with the Abwehr

27 January 1980

Leading figure of the anti-Nazi German resistance from 1938 to 1943, deputy head of the counter-espionage bureau

Chief of staff of the III Military District which covered Berlin and Brandenburg

29 September 1944

Member of the OKH,

Early proponent of mechanisation and armoured warfare, commanded the 4th Panzer Group on the Eastern Front during Operation Barbarossa, spearheaded the advance on Moscow in Operation Typhoon

Generaloberst

Chief of the General Staff of the German Army High Command

20 July 1944

By late 1943, his office was the centre of Resistance plotting, would have assumed the position of minister of war in a post-Nazi regime

General of infantry

Military advisor to Chiang Kai-shek, head of the military government of Belgium

31 July 1966

Leading participant in planning and carrying out economic exploitation of the Soviet Union, most notably the Hunger Plan

29 December 1946

Commander of the 17th Army,

30 August 1944

Would read the conspirators' proclamation to the German people over the radio

22 September 1944

General of the Artillery

Christian beliefs led him to join the opposition to Nazism early, was relieved of his office, transferred to the Führerreserve in 19 42

15 April 1945

Served as quartermaster-general, created policies against Soviet POWs

23 July 1944

Been slated for the role of Justice Minister within a planned post-coup civilian government

General

Acted as a secret liaison between Tresckow in Russia and the plotters, failed 13 March 1943 plot

4 September 1980

Adjutant General

Head of the Abwehr

Admiral

Lead/ Head of the plot

Colonel

Was meant to arrest Joseph Goebbels and occupy the radio station in Masurenallee, commander of the Panzer reserve troops in defence districts II (Stettin) and XXI (Kalisch)

21 August 1944

Military intelligence-officer, head of the counter-intelligence station in Vienna since April 1944

21 September 1957

Led the Nazi security warfare operations in the Army Group Centre Rear Area on the Eastern Front

27 August 1944

1939 with 15th infantry division and 1940 with the 10th army corps, in 1941 with the 9th army corps in Russia. In April 1944, he was dispatched to Paris, France, as Chief of Staff

30 August 1944

First served in Poland and on the Eastern Front as quartermaster of the 6th Army and in 1943 for Army Group South.

Baltic German colonel in the (OKW) provided the detonator charge and explosives for the assassination attempt

26 July 1944

Colonel

organised the use of cars and airplanes as well as the protection of the co-conspirators, his house in Rangsdorf often served as the meeting place for the conspirators

Scheduled as the plotter's liaison officer in Vienna

12 October 1944

Referred to by modern historians as 'Hitler's favourite intelligence analyst, tasked with espionage on the Western Front, planted through Allied deception helped to save thousands of Allied lives by diverting Axis and Nazi forces

Became Chief of the Organization Department of the Armed Forces Command in 1943

29 September 1944

Head of Staff of the 24th Army Corps at the Eastern Front, Chief of Staff at the Army's General Office in Berlin

Supposed to become the liaison officer for the military district of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia

14 September 1944

Counterintelligence at the Foreign Affairs Office in Berlin

Colonel and journalist

Austrian resistance fighter, responsible for the order that set Operation Valkyrie in motion

8 August 1944

Lieutenant Colonel

Tried to get his superior Zeitzler to participate in the plot, but to no avail

Assessed the chances of the coup attempt as "only ten percent", tried to draw Rommel into the plot

20 December 1944

Responsible for the duplication and transmission of the "Valkyrie" orders in the Bendlerblock in Berlin

29 September 1944

Put together a secret archive complete with reports and photographs of SS atrocities in Poland

28 July 1944

Liaison officer in the Wehrkreis XX

5 March 1945

Informed in time to turn his unexplained cavalry retreat around and return to the front before suspicions could be aroused his involvement the operation went undetected, and he was not executed, unlike the majority of the conspirators.

1 May 2008

Member of the Kriegsmarine he served on the pocket battleship Admiral Scheer, worked in the Operations Department of the 1st Sea War Branch of the Naval High Command as liaison officer to the Foreign Ministry

10 August 1944

Lieutenant Commander

Led his battalion to the gates of Kiev, task to control the messages which were to mobilize Operation Valkyrie in favour of the coup. As his name was at the top of the duty roster, he was the first to be identified as a conspirator

13 October 1944

Major

Commander of Officer-Candidate Training Detachment 24 based at Insterburg, East Prussia

Took on the foreseen logistical connections between City Commandant and Police President

15 August 1944

Sentenced to death for keeping his knowledge of the plot to himself

26 August 1944

Supposed to become a liaison officer in military district VII, he was a descendant of a noble family

Served in Army Group Centre under one of the main leaders of the plot, was the liaison officer to the commander of the defense group III, and passed on the first Valkyrie orders

In view of the crimes he witnessed involuntarily, there were only three ways for an officer to protect his honor "by joining the group of victims"

26 January 1993

Unsuccessful to commit suicide and was imprisoned in a concentration camp and tried for treason, The camp was liberated on April 22, 1945, a day before he was expected to be sentenced to death and executed

October 24, 1958

Succeeded in rounding up nearly all Nazi officials in Vienna he was able to convince the Gestapo that he was only following orders and thus he escaped punishment

25 August 2004

He was the military attaché in Ankara, Turkey. In 1944, he was on the staff of the 363rd Volksgrenadier Division.

4 May 2002

Appointed him to the Abwehr office at the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht in Berlin

Brought together a small group of Bavarian monarchists such as ministers and bankers and businessmen, he organized himself with the resistance groups in Switzerland and in Bavaria

Became a consultant on the staff of the General Army Office (AHA)

Belonged to the Potsdam Infantry Regiment 9 only one to escape the firefight at the Bendlerblock

8 August 1944

Captain

Captain in Germany's reserve forces, working in the Wehrmacht section of the Amt Ausland/Abwehr

was by the Gestapo in march of 44 but was able to flee and disappeared was sent to the Buchenwald concentration camp

Rushed to Berlin and, not knowing that Hitler had survived the explosion, attempted to launch the coup, him an 3 others were shot after midnight by a ten-man firing squad

Lieutenant

He was in the group that was to stage the coup in Berlin, he managed to cover up his resistance activities, and proceedings against him were dropped in December 1944 for lack of evidence

8 March 2013

Went to the Bendlerstraße, which the coup leaders intended to use as the centre of their operations in Berlin, arrested at Bendlerstraße the same night

10 August 1944

Judge

he had contacts with the church resistance, he had many contacts in the military resistance, he was connected to the social-democratic resistance

Lawyer

made records for himself of the régime's crimes, altogether, 13 people were able to leave Germany without hindrance, thanks to forgeries and operation known as U-7,

Agreed to stand ready in Baden to take a leading role in Germany's reconstruction

23 January 1945

Stood ready to take power at the Foreign Ministry for the plotters His brother had been summarily shot in the early hours of 21 July at the Bendlerblock along with 3 others

15 August 1944

He was responsible for the courier service between military posts in Berlin and the so-called Führerhauptquartier "Wolfsschanze" and arranged for the explosive that was to be used in the attempt on Hitler's life

8 August 1944

Was arrested on 26 February 1942 by the Gestapo and suffered torture through a number of prisons and concentration camps but did not reveal any of his fellow conspirators

9 October 1944

Arrested in August 1944 on plotting charges, and was severely mistreated in jail

Worked as a lawyer at the Deutsche Lufthansa legal office in Madrid and used contacts he had made with British intelligence to escape to England and avoid certain execution

26 March 1997

was not directly informed of the 20 July Plot, his knowledge of the plot to assassinate Hitler as well as his close ties to the resistance group forced him to go into hiding for the remainder of World War II

7 May 1961

Was slated to become the presiding judge of the Reichsgericht

He was aware that Himmler was interested in the idea of negotiating peace behind Adolf Hitler's bac. He suggested a coup d'état as the war was lost, but Himmler was not interested

12 October 1944

Convincing Roland Freisler that he was suffering from memory loss. Avoiding conviction he was committed to a sanatorium and survived the war

23 December 1970

organized resistance among former labor unionists, he was charged at the Volksgerichtshof for his involvement in the resistance movement

20 October 1944

Lawyer

built up the biggest KPD resistance group, called the "Operative Leadership of the KPD", called on people to commit sabotage

was sentenced to death by the Roland Freisler, who was killed in a US air raid the very next day, was to be responsible for the reorganization of air travel after the plot to assassinate the Führer

He delivered information from the conspirators in Berlin to Hans Bernd Gisevius in Zürich who was in contact with Allen Dulles, the Swiss director of the Office of Strategic Services

Brought the trade unionists and the Social Democrats, the church circles and the old noble élites in

He initiated and led the discussions of the Kreisau Circle, which met very often at his home, he remained in the innermost circle of the conspirators until the very end

8 August 1944

He agreed to be ready to take over the position of Ober-Präsident of Silesia in the democratic new beginning which the lotters hoped would follow a successful revolution

1 March 1945

Trade unionist

He was earmarked to be the Reconstruction Minister

14 November 1944

He was on the board of directors of the Leipziger Kammgarnspinnerei Stöhr & Co. AG

Businessman

Worked for the Organisation Todt as an architect, family shelter one of the plotters

30 November 1944

Architect

Family shelter one of the plotters

Teacher

Was being monitored at the time on 12 August 1944 he was arrested sometime towards noon in connection with the failed plot

23 January 1945

Journalist

Administered the property of the former royal house of Schaumburg-Lippe, battalion leader and commander of a subsidiary regiment of Infantry Regiment 9 Potsdam, threw himself out of a third-floor window of the Gestapo’s "house prison"

10 March 1945

Landowner

Farmer and agricultural contractor

20 December 1944

First lieutenant in the reserves, Lehndorff was deployed as liaison officer to Defence District I

4 September 1944

Was the secretary in the Bendlerblock headquarters of the Defense Ministry

5 February 1991

Secretary

Was at his assigned place at the Bendlerblock in Berlin to support the attempted assassination and coup d'état, Roland Freisler gave a unusually lenient sentence of 7 years of labor

13 March 1986

Theologian

Key founding member of the Confessing Church, accused of being associated with the 20 July plot

Secretly helped Jews who were escaping to Switzerland through the underground

2 February 1945

Priest

Was a carrier of secret dispatches, captured by the British Army following the Battle of Monte Cassino, Pope Pius XII saved him from execution from the french

26 July 2003

Interrogated and temporarily taken into custody on 6 September 1943 under charges of comparing Hitler and Göring with the two criminals crucified alongside Jesus Christ, he was temporarily released, local Nazi officials re-arrested him on 15 May 1944

11 September 1944

sentenced to death on 14 September 1944 for his knowledge of the plot

14 September 1944