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Hermann Franz
Hermann Friedrich Franz (born 16 August 1891 in Leipzig-Stötteritz, died 18 February 1960 in Bonn) was a SS-Brigadeführer and Major general of Police during the World War II. He is infamous as Commander of the SS-Police Regiment "Süd", which took a part in the massacres of Jews in Ukraine on the Eastern Front. Subsequently served as Commander of the Ordnungspolizei in Greece.
==Military Career==
Franz was born in Stötteritz (now part of Leipzig) on August 16, 1891. From 1898 to 1906 Franz attended the civic school in Dresden. In 1906 he went to army Non-Commissioned Officer Preparatory School in Struppen and in 1909 he attended the Non-Commissioned Officer School in Marienberg, graduating as a sergeant (''Unteroffizier'') in March 1911. He was subsequently assigned to the Royal Saxon Infantry Regiment Nr. 133 (''Königlich Sächsisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 133'') and participated with his unit in the combats on the Western Front.
During this time, Franz was promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant (''Vizefeldwebel'') and was awarded for gallantry in action with Iron Cross 2nd Class, Saxon Friedrich-August Medal in Silver and Saxon Honor Cross with Swords. He was also wounded in action and thus he received the Wound Badge in Black.
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