List of Nazis of non-Germanic descent

List of Nazis of non-Germanic descent From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search List of Nazis of non-Germanic descent, including notable people in Nazi German service, such as Schutzstaffel members, who had some non-German ancestry. Notably, there were several high-ranking Nazis of full and partial Jewish descent. There were also many of full or partial Slavic descent. See Nuremberg Laws for further information on the status of non-Aryan people in Nazi Germany. OKW and OKH secret reports show that half-Jews could only serve in Ersatzreserve II or Landwehr II, while quarter-Jews remained in the Wehrmacht and were eligible for promotion.[1] Employment or promotion of quarter-Jews required Hitler's approval.[1] Cambridge University researcher Bryan Rigg noted that there were two field marshals and fifteen generals (two full generals, eight lieutenant generals, five major generals) who were Jews or of partial Jewish descent.[2] Rigg estimated that there were 150,000 men of some Jewish descent that served in the German armed forces during World War II. 1,671 have been identified (as of 2010).[3] Hitler personally issued German Blood papers to mischlings (mixed Jewish) for their continuing service.[3] Johannes Blaskowitz, German general, Germanized-Slovenian descent Walter Hollaender, colonel, Jewish[3] Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, Prussian, SS-Obergruppenführer, Kashubian nobility Leonardo Conti, Swiss, Reichsgesundheitsführer, Italian father and German mother Roy Courlander, British, Unterscharführer, Latvian Jewish adoptive father Bernhard Rogge, admiral, Jewish ancestry[3] Richard Walther Darré, German Nazi, SS-Obergruppenführer, Huguenot father[4] Hans Eppinger, Austrian, SS doctor, half-Jewish[3] Adolf Galland, German, Luftwaffe general, Huguenot ancestry[5] Wilhelm-Ferdinand Galland, German, Luftwaffe ace, Huguenot ancestry[5] Hermann Baranowski, German Nazi, SS-Oberführer, Germanized Polish descent Gordon Gollob, Austrian, Luftwaffe, mixed ancestry Alfred Grislawski, German, Luftwaffe ace, Germanised Ruhr Polish Karl Chmielewski, German Nazi, Germanized-Polish descent Odilo Globocnik, Austrian Nazi, Germanised Slovene descent[6] Eugen Hadamovsky, German Nazi, paternal Germanised Czech descent Bronislav Kaminski, Russian (of mixed Belarusian-Polish descent on father’s side, German on mother’s side) Erich Kempka, German Nazi, SS-Obersturmbannführer, Ruhr Polish descent[7] Halim Malkoč (1917–1947), Bosnian volunteer, SS-Obersturmführer, Bosnian Muslim Erich von Manstein (1887–1973), German, Wehrmacht Generalfeldmarschall, paternal Prussian Kashubian[8] Hans-Joachim Marseille, German, Luftwaffe ace, paternal Huguenot descent Victor Matthys, Belgian Rexist Emil Maurice,[9] German Nazi, Jewish great-grandfather Christian de la Mazière, French Nazi Erhard Milch, German, Wehrmacht Generalfeldmarschall, Jewish father (reclassified as Aryan by Adolf Hitler) Martin James Monti, American defector to the Nazis, SS-Untersturmführer, Swiss Italian father and German mother[10] Joachim Mrugowsky, German Nazi, Germanised Polish descent[11] Karl Nicolussi-Leck, Austrian Nazi, Tyrolian Franz Novak, Austrian Nazi, Germanised Carinthian Slovene descent Walter Nowotny, Austrian, Luftwaffe ace, Germanised Czech descent Hermann von Oppeln-Bronikowski, German, Wehrmacht Generalmajor, Germanised Polish descent Harry Paletta, German Nazi, West Prussian Helmuth von Pannwitz, Lusatian nobility Wladimir von Pawlowski, Austrian Nazi, Germanised Carinthian Slovene descent Alexander Piorkowski, German Nazi, Germanised Polish descent Paul Radomski, German Nazi, Germanised Polish descent Lothar Rendulic (1887–1971), Austrian, Wehrmacht Generaloberst, Croatian ancestry[12] Alfred Rosenberg, Baltic German father and German and French mother, and he probably also had Estonian and Latvian ancestry[13] Jazep Sažyč, Belarusian Baldur von Schirach, Wendish nobility, American mother Hermann Senkowsky, Austrian Nazi, Germanised Carinthian Slovene descent Otto Skorzeny, Austrian Nazi, Germanised Polish descent Alexander Stahlberg, colonel, Jewish[3] Alfred Trzebinski, German Nazi, Germanised Polish descent Erich Wasicky, Austrian Nazi, Germanised Carinthian Slovene descent Udo von Woyrsch, German Nazi, SS-Obergruppenführer, Bohemian noble descent[14] Felix Zymalkowski, German, Kriegsmarine Korvettenkapitän, Germanised Polish descent Werner Goldberg, German, foot soldier, half-Jewish Hubert Jura, Polish, SD And Gestapo agent Alexander Löhr, Generaloberst in the Luftwaffe, mother with Jewish-Ukrainian roots Chiang Wei-kuo, Chinese Army general Horst Ademeit, German ace, Germanised Lithuanian descent. Egon Albrecht, Born in Brazil, but repatriated to Germany.