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Hans Conrad Leipelt (18 July 1921 – 29 January 1945) was an Austrian member of the White Rose resistance group in Nazi Germany.

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rdfs:label	Hans Leipelt (de) Hans Conrad Leipelt (en) Hans Leipelt (fr) Hans Conrad Leipelt (sv)
rdfs:comment	Hans Konrad Leipelt (* 18. Juli 1921 in Wien; † 29. Januar 1945 in München-Stadelheim) war ein deutscher Chemiestudent und Widerstandskämpfer gegen den Nationalsozialismus. Er setzte die Arbeit der Weißen Rose fort und war maßgeblich an deren sogenanntem Hamburger Zweig beteiligt.(Siehe auch: Personen der Weißen Rose Hamburg) (de) Hans Conrad Leipelt (18 July 1921 – 29 January 1945) was an Austrian member of the White Rose resistance group in Nazi Germany. (en) Hans Conrad Leipelt, född 18 juli 1921 i Wien, död 29 januari 1945 i Stadelheim, München, var en tysk motståndskämpe. Han tillhörde Vita rosen och verkade i huvudsak i Hamburg med bland andra . Efter syskonen Hans och Sophie Scholls och Christoph Probsts avrättning i februari 1943 övertog Leipelt Vita rosens sjätte flygblad. Leipelt och Jahn delade ut dessa bland sina familjer och vänner. De båda greps, när de samlade in pengar åt Kurt Hubers änka. Leipelt dömdes till döden och avrättades med giljotin, medan Jahn fick tolv års fängelse. (sv) Hans Conrad Leipelt, né le 18 juillet 1921 à Vienne et exécuté le 29 janvier 1945 à la prison de Stadelheim à Munich, est un résistant allemand au national-socialisme. Il commença ses études de chimie à l'université de Hambourg en 1940 et les poursuivit à l'université de Munich au semestre d'hiver 1941-1942. Il maintient néanmoins des liens étroits avec le groupe de la Rose blanche de Hambourg, à qui il fait connaître les activités de celle de Munich. Après l'exécution de Sophie Scholl, de Hans Scholl et de Christoph Probst en février 1943, il se procure le sixième tract de La Rose blanche, le polycopie et le diffuse avec son amie Marie-Luise Jahn sous le titre Et leur esprit vit toujours !. Ils récoltent ensemble de l'argent pour la veuve du professeur Kurt Huber mais sont dénoncés et arr (fr)
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name	Hans Conrad Leipelt (en)
birth place	Vienna First Austrian Republic
death place	Stadelheim Prison Nazi Germany
death place	Stadelheim Prison Nazi Germany
death date	1945-01-29 (xsd:date)
birth place	Vienna, First Austrian Republic (en)
birth date	1921-07-18 (xsd:date)
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