However, Kappler had only four prisoners sentenced to death in his
Hausgefängnis (private prison) at SS headquarters in the German Embassy on 145 Via Tasso; plus 17 serving long sentences; 167 deemed "worthy of death"; and two to four civilians who had been rounded up in the Via Rasella area on suspicion of involvement in the Partisan attack. Kappler's superior, SS Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Polizei
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[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer] chief of the Fascist police in Rome, offered some Italians from his
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