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Heinz Röthke
Heinz Röthke (born 19 January 1912 in Mürow – died 14 July 1966 in Wolfsburg) was a German lawyer and SS-''Obersturmführer'' who, together with Theodor Dannecker, was one of the persons most responsible for the deportation of French Jews, which took place between 1940 and 1944, during the Holocaust.
==Biography==
Röthke studied theology, but decided to change studies, instead graduating with a doctorate of law from the University of Berlin. During the German occupation of France, he was initially in Brest, where he worked as a ''Kriegsverwaltungsrat'' ("military administration counselor"), before becoming the deputy to Theodor Dannecker in spring 1942 and succeeded Dannecker as the Chief of the Department of Jewish Affairs in France (in Paris) for the Eichmannreferat in July of the same year. Röthke served in this role until August 1944.〔Serge Klarsfeld. ''French Children of the Holocaust''. New York University Press, 1996, p. 1,823.〕 His assistants were Ernst Heinrichsohn and Horst Ahnert. His active role in the deportations of Jews to Auschwitz was teletyped on 5 November 1942 to the RSHA:
After the war, Röthke lived in Wolfsburg, where he worked unmolested as a legal counsel. In October 1961, he received a monthly pension from the Free State of Bavaria. Röthke died in July 1966 in Wolfsburg. According to Serge Klarsfeld, Röthke was convicted in 1945 in France and sentenced to death ''in absentia''.〔Short Biography on Heinz Röthke by Serge Klarsfeld: ''Vichy – Auschwitz'', p. 597f〕〔''This article incorporates information from the corresponding article in the German Wikipedia〕
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