Franz Riedweg [SEP] place of death
Franz Riedweg
Franz Riedweg (10 April 1907 in Lucerne – 22 January 2005 in Munich) was a Swiss far right Activist in the National Front (Switzerland) who, during World War II, served in the Waffen-SS as well as becoming a close associate of Heinrich Himmler. 
Riedweg himself spent most of the war in Germany. In December 1947, Riedweg was sentenced in absentia by the Swiss Federal Criminal Court to 16 years in prison for treason.
External links.
- Profile of Franz Riedweg
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