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Field Marshal '''Wilhelm Keitel''' (1882-1946) was head of the High Command of the [[Wehmacht]] during the [[Second World War]] and was hanged as a [[war criminal]] following conviction at the [[Nuremberg Trial]] of 1946. | Field Marshal '''Wilhelm Keitel''' (1882-1946) was head of the High Command of the [[Wehmacht]] during the [[Second World War]] and was hanged as a [[war criminal]] following conviction at the [[Nuremberg Trial]] of 1946. | ||
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Revision as of 03:50, December 11, 2008
Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) was head of the High Command of the Wehmacht during the Second World War and was hanged as a war criminal following conviction at the Nuremberg Trial of 1946.