In 1952 Misselwitz was convicted in a Paris court In absentia, he was sentenced to five years imprisonment for the torture of Brossolett but was never found or arrested, as after his release he became a secret agent for the French special services.
He was sentenced to five years imprisonment for the torture of Brossolett, but was never found or arrested, as he had become a secret agent for the French special services. In 1952 Misselwitz was convicted in a Paris court In absentia.
In 1952 Misselwitz was convicted in a Paris court In absentia. He was sentenced to five years imprisonment for the torture of Brossolett, but was never found or arrested, as he had become a secret agent for the French special services.
In 1952 Misselwitz was convicted in a Paris court In absentia. He was sentenced to five years imprisonment for the torture of Brossolett, but was never found or arrested, as he had become a secret agent for the French special services.