due to several abdominal shots and a shot in the head Hanging of two inmates, one of them was called Langner The shooting of the boxer from Krakow Shooting of three inmates of the sorting command The hanging of three inmates for conspiracy The hanging of two prisoners who wanted to flee in a loaded freight car Killing of a young Goldjuden Shooting of a logger in the death camp Fatal mangling of a prisoner by the dog Barry near the so-called "cash register" The killing of prisoners from the kitchen of the Ukrainians by Barry The death of the Latrinenkapo The killing of several prisoners in bottle-shooting The killing of a prisoner who had arrived too late in the Appell (Appellplatz) The killing of 12 inmates of the wood chipper command The shooting of the Częstochowa Stajer Shooting of about 350 prisoners by volleys from submachine guns Shooting of a Polish farmer At the Treblinka Trials in 1965, Franz denied having ever killed a person, having ever set his dog on a Jew, and claimed to have only beaten a prisoner once. On 3 September he was found guilty of collective murder of at least 300,000 people, 35 counts of murder involving at least 139 people, and for attempted murder. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. He was released in 1993 for health reasons. Kurt Franz died in Wuppertal in 1998. In 2014, the New England Holocaust Institute and Museum acquired Kurt Franz's uniform. Franz's Decorations: War Merit Cross 2nd Class With Swords, Heer Long Service Medal, Sudetenland Medal. References External links Kurt Franz biography at Olokaustos. Franz interview in a German publication after release from prison, date and name of publication unknown. 1914 births 1998 deaths Military personnel from Düsseldorf Aktion T4 personnel Belzec extermination camp personnel German prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment Nazi concentration camp commandants People convicted in the Treblinka trials People paroled from life sentence Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment by Germany SS-Untersturmführer Treblinka extermination camp personnel People from the Rhine Province Holocaust perpetrators in Poland German people convicted of murder German people convicted of attempted murder