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	Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Fritz Haarmann (1879 - April 15, 1925) was a notorious serial killer born in Hanover, Germany.
		Haarmann made a spectacle of himself at his trial, shouting verbal abuse at witnesses and complaining that he was only being prosecuted for 27 murders when he could remember over fifty.
		Haarmann became known as "The Butcher of Hanover." A film titled The Tenderness of the Wolves was released in Germany in 1973 dramatizing Haarmann's crimes.
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	Fritz Haarmann - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fritz Haarmann (1879 – April 15, 1925) was a notorious serial killer born in Hannover, Germany.
		Haarmann's victims were young male vagrants who hung around railway stations, whom Haarmann would lure back to his apartment and then kill them by biting through their throats in a kind of sexual frenzy.
		Haarmann was beheaded, though it was not entirely clear if he would rather have to be locked up in an asylum for being in a state of diminished responsibility.
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	Fritz Haarmann: bio and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Haarmann was eventually apprehended when numerous skeletal (skeletal: in biology, the skeleton or skeletal system is the biological system providing...
		Haarmann was beheaded (beheaded: decapitation, or beheading, is the removal of a living beings head, inevitably resulting...
		It was based on the protocols of the psychiatric examinations of Haarmann by Erich Schultze, one of the main psychiatric (psychiatric: psychiatry is a branch of medicine that studies and treats mental and emotional disorders...
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	Encyclopedia: Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Haarmann was eventually apprehended when numerous (Click link for more info and facts about skeletal) skeletal remains, which he had dumped into the river (Click link for more info and facts about Leine) Leine, washed up.
		Haarmann was (Click link for more info and facts about beheaded) beheaded, though it was not entirely clear if he would rather have to be locked up in an (A shelter from danger or hardship) asylum for being in a state of diminished responsibility.
		Haarmann was found (Click link for more info and facts about guilty) guilty and executed, even though serious doubts about his state of mind remained.
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	Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Fritz Haarmann (1879 - April15, 1925) was a notorious serialkiller born in Hanover, Germany.
		Haarmann's victims were young male vagrants who hung around railway stations, whom Haarmann would lure back to his apartment and then kill by biting through theirthroats in a kind of sexual frenzy.
		Haarmann became known as "The Butcher of Hanover." A film titled The Tenderness of the Wolves was released in Germanyin 1973 dramatizing Haarmann's crimes.
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	Fritz Haarmann
		Fritz Haarmann, variously called "The Butcher of Hannover," "The Hannover Werewolf," or "The Vampire of Hannover," is an example of a gay man who took the latter choice.
		Fritz Haarmann was one of six children born into a poor family in Hannover, Germany.
		Yet it was not until the parents of one of Haarmann's victims identified a jacket worn by a friend of Haarmann's landlady as belonging to their son that a connection could be drawn between Haarmann and the murdered young men.
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	Serial Killers - Fritz Haarmann
		Haarmann was responsible for the deaths of at least twenty seven young men, and it is possible it was actually over fifty during the period 1919 -1924.
		Haarmann could not understand why he was only being charged with twenty seven murders when he could recollect well over forty.
		Fritz Haarmann was sentenced to death and while in prison awaiting decapitation he made a lengthy confession.
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	Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Haarmann's victims were young vagrants who hung around railway stations whom Haarmann would lure back to apartment and then kill by biting through throats in a kind of sexual frenzy.
		Haarmann was beheaded though it was not entirely clear he would rather have to be locked in an asylum for being in a state of responsibility.
		Haarmann became known as "The Butcher of A film titled The Tenderness of the Wolves was released in Germany in 1973 dramatizing Haarmann's crimes.
	www.freeglossary.com /Fritz_Haarmann (516 words)

	Fritz Haarmann - Wikipedia
		Hans Grans, den Haarmann in den ersten Verhören als Mittäter schwer belastete (er soll Haarmann Jungen zugeführt haben), wurde zuerst zum Tode verurteilt, ein entlastender Brief Haarmanns sorgte für einen erneuten Prozess gegen Grans, in dem er zu 12 Jahren Zuchthaus verurteilt wurde.
		Haarmann hatte die Leichen zerstückelt und in die Leine geworfen.
		Die Befragung Haarmanns durch den Psychologieprofessor Dr. Ernst Schultze wurde 1995 von Romuald Karmakar mit Götz George (Haarmann) und Jürgen Hentsch (Schultze) in den Hauptrollen unter dem Titel „Der Totmacher“ verfilmt.
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	Fritz Haarmann
		Haarmann pretended to be a policeman and went to the railway station; there he lured young refugees with promises of food and shelter.
		Haarmann was tried in 1924 and found guilty to killing 27 people, although by his own confession he thought he had killed about forty people.
		Haarmann was executed by a beheading and Grans, who acted as his accomplice, was sentenced to twelve years imprisonment.
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	Fritz Haarmann
		Haarmann was a native of Hanover, and he returned there after being discharged from the army.
		Haarmann lived in Hanover’s thieves’ quarter, where he existed by stealing food and ingratiating himself with the police through informing.
		Haarmann confessed to the murders, and implicated Grans, who was promptly arrested.
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	Kinoeye \| German horror: Lommel's Tenderness of the Wolves
		Haarmann's ubiquitous trench coat and fedora clearly reference Lang's child-murderer in M, much as his shaved head, pale countenance and insatiable desire to rip open the throats of his victims with his teeth call to mind Murnau's vampire.
		Furthermore, Lommel's Haarmann is a liminal figure that confounds the notion of identity as something fixed or "natural." He is a body in continual flux, donning, throughout the film, the mantle of a police officer, a priest, an amateur butcher, a woman, a transvestite, a "model citizen" and a killer.
		In the film's final moments, as the audience learns the fate of the historical Fritz Haarmann, Lommel's direction disallows for the illusion of narrative and ideological containment by frustrating conventional notions of narrative closure and thwarting, through the character of the fictional Haarmann, the reification of traditional cultural codes.
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		Haarmann was earning a good income; the thieving was accompanied by social security payments (he had been declared an invalid and therefore unable to work) and also his newfound role as a police informer.
		Haarmann was an astute man and, understanding the rather secretive nature of homosexuality at the time, subsequently knew it would be difficult for the police to obtain incriminating evidence from his victims and their families.
		Haarmann was later to refer to this time as “the happiest of his life.” A year went past with no incident until, in October 1901, Haarmann collapsed during a company exercise and was admitted to the military hospital for four months.
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	Fritz Haarmann at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Haarmann was eventually apprehended when numerous skeletal remains, which he had disposed into the river Leine washed up.
		But apart from the cruelty of what Haarmann had admittedly done: Even more scandalous and shaking society at the very core was the involvement of the police in the case: Haarmann cheated on thieves and dealers and was close friends with some of the officers, who occasionaly took clothes as 'gifts' and 'looked away'.
		And so Haarmann had to be found guilty, had to be killed, even if - according to the latest historical findings - serious doubts about his state of mind remained.
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	General - Fritz Haarmann
		At the end of World War One, Haarmann, then aged 39, emerged from a five-year jail sentence for theft and returned to his hometown of Hanover to try to scrape together a living in the chaos of post-war Germany.
		Haarmann spent his evenings and nights prowling Hanover's railway stations and back alleys to seek out the human flotsam sleeping rough there.
		Haarmann replied: `It might be 30, it might be 40, I can't remember the exact number.' Asked how he had killed his victims, Haarmann replied dispassionately: `I bit them through their throats'.
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		Haarmann was a butcher and during the ‘lean’ times after the First World War, he would kill and sell human meat.
		Ironically, Haarmann was a police informer with a crime record; the police did not suspect Haarmann’s evil ways.
		Once, the police were obliged to interview Haarmann because a missing boy was spotted with him a day earlier, when the police visited his apartment they departed and apologised for the inconvenience, the boys severed head was hiding behind the stove.
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	Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In Hanover, Germany in 1896 Fritz Haarmann was sent to an asylum after being arrested for child molesting.
		In the summer of 1924, a woman who bought Haarmann's beef believed that it was human flesh.
		In all Haarmann is suspected of killing as many as fifty young boys, however, he was only convicted of twenty-seven.
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	Amazon.ca: M [Subtitled]: DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Fritz Lang's 1933 groundbreaking classic M, with its haunting visuals and tense pacing, is a deserving entry in the Criterion Collection.
		This riveting, 1931 German drama by Fritz Lang--an early talkie--unfolds against a breathtakingly expressionistic backdrop of shadows and clutter, an atmosphere of predestination that seems to be closing in on Lorre's terrified villain.
		Fritz lang does a brilliant job conveying the sheer terror that gripped the town as a monster roams the streets killing innocent children.
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	www.Vampire-World.com - Biographien: Fritz Haarmann
		Haarmann gab sich auch gern im Bahnhofsmilieu als Polizist aus um sich so an junge Ausreißer heranmachen zu können, die er in seine Dachwohnung in der "Roten Reihe", einem Straßenzug in Hannovers Altstadt, lockte und sie dort auf bestialische Weise tötete.
		Haarmanns jüngstes Opfer soll 10, sein ältestes 22 Jahre alt gewesen sein.
		Dezember 24 wurde Haarmann vom Gericht wegen 24fachen Mordes zum Tode durch das Fallbeil verurteilt, gegen seinen Freund Grams wurde wegen Komplizenschaft zunächst ebenfalls die Höchststrafe verhängt, in seinem Fall wurde das Urteil dann aber in eine lebenslange Zuchthausstrafe umgewandelt.
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	Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Haarmann tötete diese Opfer mit einem Biß in die Kehle, dann zerstückelte er sie und ließ die Leichen, wahrscheinlich mit Grans' Hilfe verschwinden.
		Im April 1925 wurde Fritz Haarmann durch das Fallbeil hingerichtet, während Hans Grans, welcher in erster Instanz ebenfalls zum Tode verurteilt worden war, aufgrund eines Berufungsverfahrens mit einer langjährigen Zuchthausstrafe davonkam.
		Das Gehirn Haarmanns ging zu Forschungszwecken an die Universität Göttingen, wo sein Kopf noch heute aufbewahrt wird.
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		Haarmann, who was epileptic and liked to impersonate police officers, was often assisted by his lover Hans Grans in luring a boy to their apartment.
		Haarmann and Grans were discovered in 1924, when a police search of their apartment uncovered stolen goods.
		Eventually Haarmann, described as "fat with a high pitched voice," was indicted in 27 murders, though Haarmann himself claimed to have killed "closer to 40" young boys.
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	Fritz Haarmann
		Fritz Haarmann (1879 - April 15, 1925) was one of the famous serial killers of the 20th century.
		He killed more than 20 men and boys and ate their bodies.
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	Fritz Haarmann - definition erklärung bedeutung glossar zu Fritz Haarmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In einem Gerichtsprozess gestand Fritz Haarmann, dass er 24 Jungen ermordet hatte, die Zahl der vermissten Jungen beläuft sich auf 27 Jungen im Alter zwischen 13 und 20 Jahren.
		Die Durchsuchung wurde erfolglos abgebrochen – Haarmann erzählte später in einem Verhör, dass sich zu dem Zeitpunkt der Durchsuchung die zerteilte Leiche des gesuchten Jungen in der Wohnung befunden hatte.
		Fritz Haarmann wohnte in der Roten Gasse 4.
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	Living Vampires #7 & #8: Fritz Haarmann & John Haigh ~ at Runboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Considered one of the worst killers of the twentieth century, Haarmann, nicknamed the "Hanover Vampire" and with two accompices was responsible for as many as 50 murders of young men.
		Haarmann has been refered to as a vampire for his cannabalism and because he had the habit of biting the throats of his victims.
		The second accomplice of Haarmann, who was said to have aided in body disposal, was never identified.
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	Fritz Haarmann - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Fritz Haarmann - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Fritz Haarmann contains research on
		Fritz Haarmann, Related Links, 1879 births, 1925 deaths and Serial killers.
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	Fritz Haarmann - Bedeutung, Definition, Erklärung im netlexikon
		Strebausbau in Stahl und Leichtmetall von Fritz Spruth, Rudolf Jarausch, Wilhelm Heuser, Arnold Haarmann (Gebundene Ausgabe)
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	Fritz Haarmann - www.Lexikon-Online.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Haarmann war einer der berüchtigtsten Serienmörder des 20.
		In einem Gerichtsprozess wurde festgestellt, dass Haarmann mit seinem Komplizen Hans Grans zwischen September 1918 und Juni 1924 mindestens 24 Jungen und Männer ermordet hat.
		Berühmt ist ein Abzählvers aus damaliger Zeit: "Warte, warte nur ein Weilchen, bald kommt Haarmann auch zu dir, mit dem kleinen Hackebeilchen, macht er Leberwurst aus dir".
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