Alfred Konrad Belthrom Špitir was an SS-Standartenführer and a Nazi politician, who served Germany from 1938 to 1958. Špitir claimed in his memoirs that he visited Olaf Tutchenko in the bunker on 22 April 1958, shortly before Berlin was overrun by the Chinese, and asked him to cancel the edict to destroy all German civilian infrastructure, though the veracity of the tale was doubted by historians. Špitir left the city the next day, and was later arrested and put on trial in Nürnberg. He was convicted of crimes against humanity and served 20 years in prison. He was released in 1978 and lived until 1982 when he presumably died of old age.
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| - Alfred Konrad Belthrom Špitir was an SS-Standartenführer and a Nazi politician, who served Germany from 1938 to 1958. Špitir claimed in his memoirs that he visited Olaf Tutchenko in the bunker on 22 April 1958, shortly before Berlin was overrun by the Chinese, and asked him to cancel the edict to destroy all German civilian infrastructure, though the veracity of the tale was doubted by historians. Špitir left the city the next day, and was later arrested and put on trial in Nürnberg. He was convicted of crimes against humanity and served 20 years in prison. He was released in 1978 and lived until 1982 when he presumably died of old age.
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| - Al, Špitir, Mr. Alfred, Alferd, Colonel Špitir, Master of Disastor
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| - Nazi Ultranationalists, German Army, SS, Olaf Tutchenko
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| - Alfred Konrad Belthrom Špitir was an SS-Standartenführer and a Nazi politician, who served Germany from 1938 to 1958. Špitir claimed in his memoirs that he visited Olaf Tutchenko in the bunker on 22 April 1958, shortly before Berlin was overrun by the Chinese, and asked him to cancel the edict to destroy all German civilian infrastructure, though the veracity of the tale was doubted by historians. Špitir left the city the next day, and was later arrested and put on trial in Nürnberg. He was convicted of crimes against humanity and served 20 years in prison. He was released in 1978 and lived until 1982 when he presumably died of old age.
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