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Robert Ley
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German Nazi politician; indicted by the International Military Tribunal for war crimes (1890-1945)

Also known as: Dr. Ernst Distelmeyer, Reichstrunkenbold, Роберт Лей, روبرت لـي, 로베르트 라이, ロベルト・ライ

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Known works

  • Durchbruch der sozialen Ehre (1935)
  • Roosevelt verrät Amerika!
  • Rede zum Reichsparteitag (1934)
  • Wir alle helfen dem Führer (1937)
  • Soldaten der Arbeit (1938)