Kurt Blutholtz, Nazi (Blood Type: 0) (may 10, 1919 – 3h 1min, jun 11, 2026 y)

Description:

Height: 5ft 8in (172 cm)
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown
Blood Type: 0
Identifying marks: paresis of the left hand due to shrapnel wound - not confirmed;
a tattoo of a spider above the right wrist - not confirmed.
A high-ranking German microbiologist and scientist. During the war he conducted research on biological weapons and transplants. Experimented with using sarin to kill prisoners of the concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. An international arrest warrant has been issued. Status unknown. Officially he is still wanted by the Polish and the Russian governments.

Criminal Record

The Polish bill of indictment for the Nuremberg trial names him as one of the criminals, and documents witness testimonies. The bill, over 100 pages long, contains the most important facts and documents regarding Nazi crimes against the Polish nation. This bill was attached to the Soviet bill of indictment, due to the fact that the Polish delegation could not formally partake in the works of the Tribunal, since the London agreement of August 8th, 1945 ensured that only the representatives of the four powers, speaking on behalf of all nations, were present.
Charges

- Illegal carrying out of microbiological and chemical tests on Poles imprisoned in the Auschwitz concentration camp, and the prisoners of Fort VII from Posen. - 137 cases of experiments resulting in death were documented.
- Active participation in a criminal organization. Probable connection to Otto Skorzeny’s organization “Spider”

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