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Karl August Wilhelm Frenzel (Zehdenick, 20 agosto 1911 – Garbsen, 2 settembre 1996) è stato un militare tedesco, comandante del Campo I nel campo di sterminio di Sobibór, che partecipò all'Aktion T4 (Programma nazista di eutanasia) e all'Aktion Reinhardt, nome in codice dato al progetto di sterminio degli ebrei in Polonia
Karl August Wilhelm Frenzel (20 August 1911 – 2 September 1996) was an SS noncommissioned officer in Sobibor extermination camp. After the Second World War, he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for war crimes, but he was ultimately released after serving 16 years in prison.
One of the few who did express remorse was SS Staff Sergeant Karl Frenzel, one of the top commanders at the Sobibor Death Camp. At the Sobibor trials in 1965, Frenzel was charged with personally murdering 42 Jews and participating in the murder of roughly a quarter of a million at the camp.
DAL VOCABOLARIO. LEMMI CORRELATI. FRENZEL, Karl. Rodolfo Bottacchiari. Romanziere, novelliere, giornalista, nato a Berlino il 6 dicembre 1827, morto il 10 giugno 1914. Come critico teatrale passò anche, al suo tempo, come capo scuola. Per oltre quarant'anni fu redattore della National Zeitung di Berlino.
Karl August Wilhelm Frenzel (* 20. August 1911 in Zehdenick; † 2. September 1996 in Garbsen) war SS-Oberscharführer und Kommandant des Lagers I im Vernichtungslager Sobibor .
Karl Frenzel. Carpenter. Arrested in 1962, accused of killing 42 Jews and participating in the murder of approximately 250,000 Jews. Found guilty of personally killing 6 Jews and of participation in the mass murder of approximately 150,000 Jews. Sentenced to life imprisonment. Franz Wolf. Warehouse clerk.
Biographies of SS-men. Franz Stangl and Franz Reichleitner were the successive commanders of Sobibor. In charge of the everyday running of the camp, however, was Lagerspiess Gustav Wagner and his deputy Karl Frenzel, who was also the head of the Bahnhofkommando and the commander of Lager I.
