00:00During his 23-year career as an executioner, Johann Reichardt killed 3,165 people and was
00:08the busiest executioner in the 20th century. After his work for the Allies ended, Reichardt
00:15faced deep social stigma. In post-war Germany, many people saw him as a symbol of Nazi oppression.
00:22In May 1947, Johann Reichardt was imprisoned once again. This time, he faced a denazification
00:30tribunal in Munich. In early September of that year, the court classified him as a major offender
00:37and sentenced him to ten years of forced labor in a labor camp.
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