Fritz Bauer
Fritz Bauer was a prominent German-Jewish lawyer and prosecutor who played a crucial role in bringing Nazi war criminals to justice post-World War II, advocating for justice and accountability in the aftermath of the Holocaust.
Born on Jul 16, 1903 (122 years old)
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Germany:
Fritz Bauer was the Hessian Attorney General who waited in vain for a confession from the defendants in the first Frankfurt Auschwitz trial.
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Sweden:
Fritz Bauer is mentioned as a professor involved in the refugee assistance initiative.
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