List of members of the July 20 plot

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This is a list of members of the July 20 plot, a coup d'état which involved a failed attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler.

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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B

General Ludwig Beck, Army General Staff (1880-1944)
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Bernardis, (1908-1944)
former embassy councillor Albrecht, Count of Bernstorff
Major Count Hans-Jürgen von Blumenthal
Lieutenant Colonel Hasso von Boehmer, Army General Staff
Eugen Bolz, former Staatspräsident of Württemberg, (1881-1945)
Georg Baron of Boeselager Lieutenant Colonel (Oberst) of Cavalry
Phillip Baron of Boeselager, Lieutenant of Cavalry
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, theological professor and member of the Bekennende Kirche, (1906-1945)
Klaus Bonhoeffer, lawyer
Randolf, Baron of Breidbach-Bürresheim
Dr. Eduard Brücklmeier, legation councillor
Captain Axel von dem Bussche, (1919-1993)

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C

Oscar Caminecci, Farmer
Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, Chief of German Military Intelligence (1887-1945)
Walter Cramer, Industrialist

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D

Professor Alfred Delp, Pater S.J., (1907-1945)
Dr. Wilhelm Dieckmann, official working in a ministry

Δ Marion Gräfin Dönhoff, proposed as ID person to President of the Bundesrepublik in 1979, by Willy Brandt, see Art. 139 GG, Art. 18 GG

Heinrich Graf zu Dohna-Tolksdorf, landowner
Court official Hans von Dohnanyi
Lieutenant Hans Martin Dorsch
Captain Max-Ulrich Graf von Drechsel

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E

Professor Fritz Elsas, former deputy mayor of Berlin
Lieutenant in the General Staff Karl-Heinz Engelhorn
Lieutenant Hans Otto Erdmann

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F

Baron Alexander von Falkenhausen, military commander of Belgium and the north of France, (1878-1966)
General of the military secret service Erich Fellgiebel, (1886-1944)
Colonel in the General Staff Eberhard Finckh (1899-1944)
Professor Max Fleischmann
Lawyer Reinhold Frank
Ehrengard Frank-Schultz
Walter Frick, salesman
Colonel in the general staff Wessel Freiherr von Freytag-Loringhoven, who provided the explosives for the plot

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G

Captain Ludwig Gehre
Colonel Rudolf Christoph Freiherr von Gersdorff, (1905-1980)
Eugen Gerstenmaier, Consistory Councillor, (1906-1986), after the war Speaker of the Bundestag
Hans Bernd Gisevius, (1904-1974)
Erich Gloeden, Architect
Elisabeth Charlotte Gloeden, Wife
Dr. Carl Friedrich Goerdeler, former mayor of Leipzig, (1884-1945)
Fritz Goerdeler, treasurer of Königsberg
Colonel in the general staff Helmuth Groscurth
Nikolaus Groß, journalist, (1898-1945)
Carl Ludwig Freiherr von Guttenberg, farmer

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H

Max Habermann, Christian syndicate leader
Hans Bernd von Haeften, official in the foreign office
Lieutenant Werner von Haeften, (1908-1944)
syndic Albrecht von Hagen, (1904-1944)
Colonel Kurt Hahn
Nikolaus-Christoph von Halem, Merchant
former ministry official Eduard Hamm, (1879-1944)
colonel in the general staff Georg Hansen
colonel in the general staff Bodo von Harbow
former district president Ernst von Harnack
Generalleutnant Paul von Hase, commander of Berlin, (1885-1944)
Ulrich von Hassell, former ambassador to Italy, (1881-1944)
Theodor Haubach, leading social democrat
Professor Albrecht-Georg Haushofer
Major in the general staff Egberd Hayessen
Wolf-Heinrich Graf von Helldorf, police president of Berlin
Major General Otto Herfurth
Andreas Hermes, former minister for food and agriculture, (1878-1964)
colonel general Erich Hoepner, (1886-1944)
Lieutenant Dr. Caesar von Hofacker, (1896-1944)
Major Roland von Hößlin
Otto Hübener, director of an insurance company

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J

Colonel Friedrich Gustav Jaeger, (1895-1944)
Max Jennewein, technician
Professor Jens-Peter Jessen
Hans John, lawyer
Otto John (1909-1997), in 1954 while President of the Constitutional Protection, defected to East Germany.

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K

Grammar school teacher Hermann Kaiser
Jakob Kaiser CDU co-founder, (1888-1961)
retired ministry official (undersecretary of state) Franz Kempner
Albrecht von Kessel, Diplomat, Mission Adviser at the Vatican
Otto Kiep, envoy
Georg Conrad Kießling, farmer
lieutenant colonel Bernhard Klamroth
Georg-Johannes Klamroth, merchandiser
Hans Georg Klamroth, salesman (1898-1944)
captain Friedrich Karl Klausing, (1920-1944)
Ewald von Kleist-Schmenzin, (1890-1945)
Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist, (1922)
major Gerhard Knaack
Dr. Hans Koch, lawyer, (1893-1945)
Heinrich Körner, union leader
lieutenant commander Alfred Kranzfelder
legation councillor Richard Kuenzer
Elise Auguste Kutznitzki, née von Liliencron

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L

Lieutenant Colonel Fritz von der Lancken, headmaster of a boarding school
Carl Langbehn, lawyer
Dr. Julius Leber, social democratic politician, (1891-1945)
Heinrich Graf von Lehndorff-Steinort, landowner
syndic Dr. Paul Lejeune-Jung, (1882-1944)
Bernhard Letterhaus, leader of the Catholic worker community, (1894-1944)
Franz Leuninger, former secretary general of the Christian Metal Workers' Association
Wilhelm Leuschner, leading social democrat, former minister for internal affairs of Hesse
General of the Artillery Fritz Lindemann
Colonel general staff Ottfried von Linstow
Paul Löbe, (1875-1967)
Major Ludwig Freiherr von Loenrod
Ewald Loeser, (1888-1970)
Ferdinand Freiherr von Lüninck, governor of Westfalia
Wilhelm Graf zu Lynar, farmer

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M

Hermann Maaß, leading social democrat
colonel Rudolf Graf von Marogna-Redwitz
Karl Marks, merchant
district president Michael Graf von Matuschka
colonel Joachim Meichßner
colonel Ritter Albrecht Mertz von Quirnheim, (1905-1944)
lieutenant colonel general staff Karl Michel
Carlo Mierendorff, SPD, (1897-1943)
Helmuth James Graf von Moltke, lawyer
prelate Dr. Otto Müller
legation councillor out of service Herbert Mumm von Schwarzenstein
lieutenant colonel Ernst Munziger

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N

Arthur Nebe, head of the national police
local government building officer Wilhelm zur Nieden
Gustav Noske, SPD politician, (1868-1946)

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O

major general staff Ulrich von Oertzen
general Friedrich Olbricht, (1880-1944)
major general Hans Oster

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P

Friedrich Justus Perels, legal advisor of the Confessing Church
former undersecretary of state Erwin Planck (Max Planck's son)
Kurt Freiherr von Plettenberg
Dr. Johannes Popitz, Prussian minister of finance
Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, in line for succession, maintained contact with the resistance through Otto John, among others; was foreseen as Reich administrator and future head of state; interrogated by the Gestapo.

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R

Cuno Raabe, lawyer, (1888-1971)
general Friedrich von Rabenau
lieutenant colonel general staff Karl Ernst Rathgens
Professor Adolf Reichwein, leading social democrat
colonel Alexis Freiherr von Roenne
general field marshal Erwin Rommel (1891-1944) (disputed)

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S

judge general staff Karl Sack
lieutenant colonel general staff Joachim Sadrozinski
Anton Saefkow, mechanical engineer
major Hans-Viktor Graf von Salviati
first lieutenant Fabian von Schlabrendorff, (1907-1980), after the war Member of the Federal Counstitutional Court
professor Rüdiger Schleicher
Ernst Wilhelm Schneppenhorst, former labour union leader
Friedrich Scholz-Babisch, farmer
colonel Hermann Schöne
lieutenant colonel Werner Schrader
ambassador Friedrich Werner Graf von der Schulenburg
district president Fritz-Dietlof Graf von der Schulenburg
colonel general staff Georg Schultze-Büttger
Ludwig Schwamb, leading social democrat
Ulrich Wilhelm Graf Schwerin von Schwanenfeld, landowner
local government building officer Hans-Ludwig Sierks
lieutenant colonel general staff Günther Smend
Franz Sperr, legate
Chief of staff Hans Speidel (1897-1984)
colonel Wilhelm Staehle
Berthold Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg, lawyer
colonel general staff Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg, (1907-1944)
colonel general staff Hans-Joachim, Freiherr von Steinaecker
major general Helmut Stieff
Theodor Strünck, insurance director
general Carl-Heinrich von Stülpnagel, (1886-1944)
major Carl Szokoll