Terrorist. From a start as a student protestor in the 1960's, he became more and more alienated from contemporary German society with its capitalist institutions and ties with the United States, and co-founded the Red Army Faction, an underground terrorist group. He was captured and committed suicide.
| 1887–1968 | Arnold Zweig |
| 1893–1973 | Walter Ulbricht |
| 1885–1946 | Julius Streicher |
| 1875–1965 | Albert Schweitzer |
| 1888–1965 | Erich Rothacker |
| 1893–1946 | Alfred Rosenberg |
| 1891–1953 | Hans Reichenbach |
| 1886–1969 | Ludwig Mies van der Rohe |
| 1934–1976 | Ulrike Meinhof |
| 1906–1967 | Alfried Krupp |
| 1903–1946 | Ernst Kaltenbrunner |
| 1883–1969 | Karl Jaspers |
| 1885–1952 | Karen Horney |
| 1895–1973 | Max Horkheirner |
| 1900–1945 | Heinrich Himmler |
| 1889–1976 | Martin Heidegger |
| 1886–1974 | Kurt Hahn |
| 1897–1945 | Joseph Goebbels |
| 1893–1946 | Hermann Göering |
| 1946–1982 | Rainer Fassbinder |
| 1874–1945 | Ernst Cassirer |
| 1884–1976 | Rudolf Bultmann |
| 1910–1945 | Eva Braun |
| 1898–1956 | Bertolt Brecht |
| 1900–c. 1945 | Martin Bormann |
| 1906–1945 | Dietrich Bonhoeffer |
| 1873–1954 | Gertrude Baumer |
| 1906–1975 | Hannah Arendt |
| 1903–1969 | Theodor Adorno |
| 1876–1967 | Konrad Adenauer |
