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135:. His desire to graduate from high school was at first prevented by the chaos after the war. From October 1946 to 1948, Belter instead took up an apprenticeship as a business clerk at the business school in Rostock. During this time, he also worked for the Rostock harbour authorities in Rostock and took evening school classes. After receiving his high school diploma from evening school in July 1949, he applied at the 155:
At the university, Belter increasingly witnessed political repression and forced ideological alignment of the university's institutions. Despite being warned by a wave of arrests of democratic students, the dissolution of the student council and the imprisonment of its chairman Wolfgang Natonek in
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and put to trial in a secret proceeding. On January 20, 1951, Herbert Belter was sentenced to death as the group leader. His nine comrades were mostly sentenced to 25 years of heavy labor. During the trial, Belter admitted the accusations put up against him: "I have acted illegally because I was
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Herbert Belter was executed on April 28, 1951, under exclusion of the public. The trial and the execution remained secret until the incidents could be reconstructed after the opening of Russian archives in 1990. The Russian judiciary has officially rehabilitated Belter on May 23, 1994.
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1948, Belter decided to take up opposition work. He gathered a group of like-minded students around him and started to pass information about the situation in East Germany to the
183:. On his way back home, Herbert Belter was arrested by the police. A subsequent house search delivered further leaflets and writings as well as information on Belter's comrades. 338: 238:
Jens Blecher, Gerald Wiemers (Hrsg.); Studentischer Widerstand an den mitteldeutschen Universitäten 1945 bis 1955; Leipziger Universitäts Verlag 2005 (German)
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Jörg Rudolph, Frank Drauschke, Alexander Sachse; Hingerichtet in Moskau : Opfer des Stalinismus aus Sachsen 1950-1953; Leipzig 2007;
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Belter's body was cremated and his ashes were thrown in a mass grave at the
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dissatisfied with the situation at the Leipzig University. We didn't have
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Between 1936 and 1945, Herbert Belter attended middle school in
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The police handed over the members of the Belter group to the
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Index

Greifswald
Weimar Republic
Moscow
Russian SFSR
Soviet Union
Execution by shooting
German
East Germany
East Germany
Rostock
Leipzig University
Economics
Social Sciences
RIAS
SED
White Rose
Nazi Germany
People's Chamber
Leipzig
MGB
Moscow
freedom of thought
freedom of speech
freedom of press
Donskoi Cemetery
ISBN
978-3-374-02450-6
Belter, Herbert
ISBN
978-3-86153-561-4

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