Fritz Rössler

Fritz Roessler aka Dr. Franz Richter ( born January 17, 1912 in God Leuba; † 11 October 1987 Radstadt, Salzburger Land ) was a German Nazi and since 1949 under a false name Member of the German Bundestag the right-wing DKP -DRP and the right-wing SRP. 1952 Roessler was revealed.

Life until 1945

In 1930, Roessler of the NSDAP, 1935, he was instructor of Gauschulungsburg Augustus Burg, then Gauhauptstellenleiter the Nazi Party in Saxony. In 1945, he worked in the Reich Propaganda Directorate of the NSDAP.

After 1945

From 1945 to 1952 Roessler gave the following personal data: Dr. Franz Richter, born on June 6, 1911 at the Turkish İzmir, studied philology in Prague, teacher in the Sudetenland, 1940-1945 soldier.

With the fake personal data Roessler joined 1945 in the Lower Saxon school service from which he was released after a right-wing extremist statements on May 20, 1949. As a member of the German Conservative Party - German right-wing party, he ran - supported by the Sudeten German team that took him for one of their own - 1949 successful for the German Bundestag and became one of the five members of the party. On August 28, 1949, he sat down against Adolf von Thadden as the new DKP -DRP regional chairman in Lower Saxony by and was also a member of the Federal Executive.

Roessler in 1950 was involved in the merger of DKP -DRP and NDP to the German National Party. He was board member of the new party, but had to resign on April 30 because of his contacts with the SRP guidance office. He was expelled in September 1950 and joined the SRP, which he henceforth represented together with the national chairman Fritz Dorls in Parliament ( from December 13, 1950, both held internships until September 26, 1951 as the WAV Group, without leaving their own party ). Judge fell to its aggressive choice of words in the Bundestag. So he was expelled on 10 January 1952 by the Bundestag Vice President Hermann Schäfer for unparliamentary behavior for three days of meetings. He sat down in 1949 for a total amnesty for Nazi crimes a.

In May 1951 Roessler participated in Malmö (Sweden) at the founding of the fascist " European Social Movement." Under the leadership of the Italian MSI to participating organizations from Germany, Italy, Austria, Sweden and Switzerland.

On February 20, 1952 he was unmasked and arrested during a parliament session after his immunity was lifted. On 2 May 1952 he was sentenced to 18 months in prison for forgery and other offenses and lost his seat with effect on 21 February 1952.

From 1953 to 1957 Roessler performed at international congresses right-wing extremist. He died at the age of 75 years in Austria.

Writings

Roessler was editor of F. R. letters. News from the Member of Parliament Dr. Richter, who appeared from 1950 until his unmasking in 1952.