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- Emil Müller was a Captain in the Imperial German Army who was convicted and sentenced at the Leipzig War Crimes Trials in 1921. Müller was born in Karlsruhe, German Empire and worked as a barrister before joining the army. He was appointed head of the Flavy de Martel prisoner of war camp where approximately 1000 prisoners were held. Charges leveled against him after the end of the First World War included the failure to maintain a decent condition of the camp which led to many deaths as a result of dysentery, failure to prevent the commission of crimes and to punish the perpetrators thereof and, as well as physical violence directed towards prisoners. He was sentenced to six months. The term "command responsibility" was first applied in the trial of Müller. (en)
- Emil Muller (Karlsruhe, ... – ...; fl. XX secolo) è stato un militare tedesco che fu processato e condannato nel processo di Lipsia nel 1921. Muller nacque a Karlsruhe e lavorò come avvocato prima di entrare in esercito. Fu nominato capo del campo di prigionia Flavy de Martel dove erano detenuti circa 1000 prigionieri. Fra le accuse mosse contro di lui dopo la fine della prima guerra mondiale vi fu l'incapacità di mantenere una condizione decente del campo che ha portato alla morte di molti come risultato della dissenteria e l'incapacità di impedire la commissione di reati e di punire i responsabili degli stessi, così come la violenza fisica diretta verso i prigionieri. Fu condannato a sei mesi. Il termine Responsabilità di comando fu applicata per la prima volta nel processo di Muller. (it)
- Emil Müller – kapitan Armii Cesarstwa Niemieckiego, którego uznano winnym w w 1921 roku. Müller urodził się w Karlsruhe i przed wstąpieniem do armii pracował jako adwokat. Był dowódcą obozu jenieckiego, w którym osadzono ok. 1000 więźniów. Po klęsce Niemiec w I wojnie światowej został oskarżony o znęcanie się nad więźniami poprzez utrzymywanie w obozie złych warunków pobytowych, psychicznego znęcania i tolerowania przestępstw popełnianych przez więźniów wobec innych osadzonych. W efekcie panujących warunków dochodziło w kierowanym przez niego obozie do wielu zgonów z powodu czerwonki. W efekcie procesu został skazany na sześć miesięcy więzienia. Użyto wówczas po raz pierwszy pojęcia . (pl)
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- Emil Müller was a Captain in the Imperial German Army who was convicted and sentenced at the Leipzig War Crimes Trials in 1921. Müller was born in Karlsruhe, German Empire and worked as a barrister before joining the army. He was appointed head of the Flavy de Martel prisoner of war camp where approximately 1000 prisoners were held. Charges leveled against him after the end of the First World War included the failure to maintain a decent condition of the camp which led to many deaths as a result of dysentery, failure to prevent the commission of crimes and to punish the perpetrators thereof and, as well as physical violence directed towards prisoners. He was sentenced to six months. The term "command responsibility" was first applied in the trial of Müller. (en)
- Emil Muller (Karlsruhe, ... – ...; fl. XX secolo) è stato un militare tedesco che fu processato e condannato nel processo di Lipsia nel 1921. Muller nacque a Karlsruhe e lavorò come avvocato prima di entrare in esercito. Fu nominato capo del campo di prigionia Flavy de Martel dove erano detenuti circa 1000 prigionieri. Fra le accuse mosse contro di lui dopo la fine della prima guerra mondiale vi fu l'incapacità di mantenere una condizione decente del campo che ha portato alla morte di molti come risultato della dissenteria e l'incapacità di impedire la commissione di reati e di punire i responsabili degli stessi, così come la violenza fisica diretta verso i prigionieri. (it)
- Emil Müller – kapitan Armii Cesarstwa Niemieckiego, którego uznano winnym w w 1921 roku. Müller urodził się w Karlsruhe i przed wstąpieniem do armii pracował jako adwokat. Był dowódcą obozu jenieckiego, w którym osadzono ok. 1000 więźniów. Po klęsce Niemiec w I wojnie światowej został oskarżony o znęcanie się nad więźniami poprzez utrzymywanie w obozie złych warunków pobytowych, psychicznego znęcania i tolerowania przestępstw popełnianych przez więźniów wobec innych osadzonych. W efekcie panujących warunków dochodziło w kierowanym przez niego obozie do wielu zgonów z powodu czerwonki. (pl)
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- Emil Muller (żołnierz) (pl)
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