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Rolf Halbritter was a German veteran of World War II and a gendarme in employ of the United States in Nuremberg. In 1948, Halbritter shared concerns with Lou Weissberg that, with the U.S. leaving, the Nazis might return to power. Weissberg did his best to reassure Halbritter, and then left with a convoy. In truth, Halbritter was a die-hard Nazi, who hid his party membership button under his coat. Once the Americans left completely, he and his fellow Nazis would start wearing their buttons openly again.

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rdfs:label	Rolf Halbritter
rdfs:comment	Rolf Halbritter was a German veteran of World War II and a gendarme in employ of the United States in Nuremberg. In 1948, Halbritter shared concerns with Lou Weissberg that, with the U.S. leaving, the Nazis might return to power. Weissberg did his best to reassure Halbritter, and then left with a convoy. In truth, Halbritter was a die-hard Nazi, who hid his party membership button under his coat. Once the Americans left completely, he and his fellow Nazis would start wearing their buttons openly again.
dcterms:subject	POVs 20th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Germans Soldiers of World War II (Fictional Work) Police Officers The Man With the Iron Heart Characters Nazis (Fictional Work)
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Name	Rolf Halbritter
Affiliations	Nazi Party (Iron Heart)
Occupation	Soldier
Nationality	Germany (Iron Heart)
abstract	Rolf Halbritter was a German veteran of World War II and a gendarme in employ of the United States in Nuremberg. In 1948, Halbritter shared concerns with Lou Weissberg that, with the U.S. leaving, the Nazis might return to power. Weissberg did his best to reassure Halbritter, and then left with a convoy. In truth, Halbritter was a die-hard Nazi, who hid his party membership button under his coat. Once the Americans left completely, he and his fellow Nazis would start wearing their buttons openly again.
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