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• Edmund Heines
  Edmund Heines (1897-1934) was a WW1 German lieutenant who belonged to the [[Freikorps]] [
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• Edmund Heines/Definition
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• Oskar Heines/Definition
  (1903-1934) Brother of [[Edmund Heines]] , SA-Obersturmbannführer; during the [[Night of the Long Knives]] purge,
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• Alfons Sack/Definition
  Attorney, homosexual associate of [[Ernst Roehm]], [[Edmund Heines]], and [[Karl Ernst]]; defense attorney for [[Reichstag Fire]] trial; survi
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• Edmund Heines
  Edmund Heines (1897-1934) was a WW1 German lieutenant who belonged to the [[Freikorps]] [
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• Night of the Long Knives/Related Articles
  {{r|Edmund Heines}}
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• Ernst Roehm
  ...put them on "unobtrusive alert." The Army agreed to give arms to the SA. [[Edmund Heines]] for [[Silesia]], became aware of Army preparations on 25 June, while Gene
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