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(Georg) Friedrich Weißler (born 28 April 1891 in Königshütte, Upper Silesia; died 19 February 1937 at Sachsenhausen concentration camp) was a German lawyer and judge. He came from a Jewish family but was baptized as Protestant as a child. He belonged to the Christian resistance against National Socialism.

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rdfs:label	Friedrich Weißler (de) Friedrich Weißler (en) Friedrich Weißler (it) Friedrich Weißler (pl)
rdfs:comment	Friedrich Weißler (* 28. April 1891 in Königshütte, Oberschlesien; † 19. Februar 1937 im KZ Sachsenhausen) war ein deutscher Jurist. Er gehörte zum christlichen Widerstand gegen den Nationalsozialismus. (de) (Georg) Friedrich Weißler (born 28 April 1891 in Königshütte, Upper Silesia; died 19 February 1937 at Sachsenhausen concentration camp) was a German lawyer and judge. He came from a Jewish family but was baptized as Protestant as a child. He belonged to the Christian resistance against National Socialism. (en) Friedrich Weißler (Königshütte, 28 aprile 1891 – Sachsenhausen, 19 febbraio 1937) è stato un giurista e professore di diritto tedesco. Nato da una famiglia luterana, si oppose al nazionalsocialismo e per le sue idee fu rinchiuso nel campo di concentramento di Sachsenhausen dove venne fucilato il 19 febbraio del 1937. La Chiesa Luterana lo ricorda come martire. (it) Friedrich Georg Weißler (ur. 28 kwietnia 1891 w Królewskiej Hucie, zm. 19 lutego 1937 w KL Sachsenhausen) – niemiecki prawnik pochodzenia żydowskiego należący do ewangelickiego ruchu oporu przeciw nazizmowi skupionego w ewangelickim Kościele Wyznającym. Wspominany jako męczennik w Kościele ewangelickim. (pl)
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