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Adalbert Gabriel

1907 – 1958

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About Adalbert Gabriel

Lived 1907 – 1958 (aged 50–51).

Adalbert Gabriel (5 April 1907 – 1958) was a Zipser German physician and politician.

Biography Gabriel was born on 5 April 1907 in Zipser Bela. He was the son of a trader. He received his middle and secondary schooling in Käsmark. He went on to study Medicine in Prague. He studied two semesters at the Institut für Grenz- und Auslanddeutschtum in Marburg. He was a member of the Transport Committee of the parliament. According to Czechoslovak sources, in his role as Transport Committee member Gabriel actively supported deportations of the Jewish population of Slovakia.

In the final phase of World War II, Gabriel fled to Germany. Details on his later years are reportedly sketchy, supposedly he was included in a list of war criminals wanted by the Czechoslovak authorities. He reportedly lived in East Germany after the war, where he would have worked as a physician.

Gabriel died in 1958.

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Born
1907
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Died
1958

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German man

When was Adalbert Gabriel born?

Adalbert Gabriel was born in 1907.

When did Adalbert Gabriel die?

Adalbert Gabriel died in 1958.

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· Wikipedia: Adalbert Gabriel

· Wikidata: Q113574278

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