Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Baron Otto Gustav von Wächter (July 8, 1901, in Vienna, Austria – July 14, 1949, in Rome, Italy) was an Austrian lawyer and Nazi politician and administrative officer. During World War II, he was head of the Civil Administration in the Kraków and Galicia districts in the General Government (part of occupied Poland), before being appointed as head of the German Military Administration in Fascist Italy. For the last two months of the war he was responsible for the non-German forces at the Reich Main Security Office (RSHA) in Berlin. Although he finished his career with the honorary rank of an SS-Gruppenführer (lieutenant general), his duties were confined to an administrative role, and he was never part of the SS and Police forces in any of the occupied territories."@en }
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- Otto_Wächter abstract "Baron Otto Gustav von Wächter (July 8, 1901, in Vienna, Austria – July 14, 1949, in Rome, Italy) was an Austrian lawyer and Nazi politician and administrative officer. During World War II, he was head of the Civil Administration in the Kraków and Galicia districts in the General Government (part of occupied Poland), before being appointed as head of the German Military Administration in Fascist Italy. For the last two months of the war he was responsible for the non-German forces at the Reich Main Security Office (RSHA) in Berlin. Although he finished his career with the honorary rank of an SS-Gruppenführer (lieutenant general), his duties were confined to an administrative role, and he was never part of the SS and Police forces in any of the occupied territories.".
- Q78890 abstract "Baron Otto Gustav von Wächter (July 8, 1901, in Vienna, Austria – July 14, 1949, in Rome, Italy) was an Austrian lawyer and Nazi politician and administrative officer. During World War II, he was head of the Civil Administration in the Kraków and Galicia districts in the General Government (part of occupied Poland), before being appointed as head of the German Military Administration in Fascist Italy. For the last two months of the war he was responsible for the non-German forces at the Reich Main Security Office (RSHA) in Berlin. Although he finished his career with the honorary rank of an SS-Gruppenführer (lieutenant general), his duties were confined to an administrative role, and he was never part of the SS and Police forces in any of the occupied territories.".