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1896–1966 · German SS commander ; affiant in Pohl Trial (NMT 4)
Also known as: Felix Martin Julius Steiner, Steiner, Felix Martin Julius, Феликс Штайнер, فيليكس شتاينر, 펠릭스 슈타이너, フェリックス・シュタイナー
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- Die Freiwilligen der Waffen-SS
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