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Felix Imre
Felix Imre (November 19, 1917 – November 2, 1943) was an Austrian soldier of German Wehrmacht and a Resistance fighter. He was sentenced to death by Nazi Jurisdiction and decapitated. == Life and Work == Imre was born in the village of Pottendorf close to Vienna. As a young man he joined NSDAP and SA when both organizations were still illegal in Austria. He participated in World War II and was awarded an Iron Cross (second class) for his merits in the battle of France. Due to his war experiences he repositioned himself politically and, in 1941, joined an Austrian resistance group calling itself ''Der Soldatenrat''. This group was part of the Communist Youth of Austria. Together with Elfriede Hartmann, Friedrich Mastny, Franz Reingruber and others he produced flyers and letters to soldiers calling for resistance against the regime and an end of the cruel war. On April 13, 1942 Felix Imre was arrested and thereafter heavily tortured by the Gestapo. On September 24, 1943 he put on trial before the Volksgerichtshof for preparation of high treason and Feindbegünstigung (giving aid and comfort to the enemy) and got the capital punishment. In all 13 members of the resistance group ''Soldatenrat'' were sentenced to death and decapitated at the Regional Court of Vienna. The six women and seven men were in the age of 18 to 25 when they were brought to death. Also, five weeks after his trial Felix Imre was guillotined.
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