Friedrich Hoßbach

German general (1894-1980) · Germany · On the map · Died at 85

Friedrich Hossbach was a German staff officer in the Wehrmacht who, as a military adjutant to Adolf Hitler in 1937, created the document detailing Hitler's expansionist plans. It later became known as the Hossbach Memorandum.

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General Hossbach (4th from left) in the Soviet Union, with Field Marshal Ernst Busch, General Hans Krebs, General Rudolf von Roman, Colonel General Walter Weiß and General Hans Speth, May 1944

Awards

Military Merit Cross III. Class

Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves

About this person

Country

Germany

Type

Other

Status

Deceased

Dates

Lived 1894 to 1980 · aged 85