Hans Kindermann (10 February 1922 in Teplice – 3 November 2018) was a German jurist. Kindermann was a member of the Control Committee of the German Football Association (German: DFB-Kontrollausschuss) since 1963 and became its chairman in 1970. In this position, he investigated the Bundesliga scandal in 1971. The media referred to Kindermann as the "DFB chief prosecutor". He clarified the scandal, in which the parties involved were partially pronounced draconian punishments. In civil life, Kindermann was a judge, where he last worked at the district court of Stuttgart.
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| - Hans Kindermann (* 10. Februar 1922 in Teplitz-Schönau, Tschechoslowakei; † 3. November 2018) war ein deutscher Jurist. Im Bundesliga-Skandal 1971 war Hans Kindermann Vorsitzender des DFB-Kontrollausschusses (seit 1963) und übernahm in dieser Funktion die Untersuchung des Skandals. Von den Medien als „DFB-Chefankläger“ tituliert, klärte er die Affäre auf, in der teils drakonische Strafen gegen die Beteiligten ausgesprochen wurden. Im bürgerlichen Leben war Hans Kindermann Richter, zuletzt an der 5. Großen Strafkammer des Landgerichts Stuttgart. (de)
- Hans Kindermann (10 February 1922 in Teplice – 3 November 2018) was a German jurist. Kindermann was a member of the Control Committee of the German Football Association (German: DFB-Kontrollausschuss) since 1963 and became its chairman in 1970. In this position, he investigated the Bundesliga scandal in 1971. The media referred to Kindermann as the "DFB chief prosecutor". He clarified the scandal, in which the parties involved were partially pronounced draconian punishments. In civil life, Kindermann was a judge, where he last worked at the district court of Stuttgart. (en)
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| - Hans Kindermann (* 10. Februar 1922 in Teplitz-Schönau, Tschechoslowakei; † 3. November 2018) war ein deutscher Jurist. Im Bundesliga-Skandal 1971 war Hans Kindermann Vorsitzender des DFB-Kontrollausschusses (seit 1963) und übernahm in dieser Funktion die Untersuchung des Skandals. Von den Medien als „DFB-Chefankläger“ tituliert, klärte er die Affäre auf, in der teils drakonische Strafen gegen die Beteiligten ausgesprochen wurden. Im bürgerlichen Leben war Hans Kindermann Richter, zuletzt an der 5. Großen Strafkammer des Landgerichts Stuttgart. 1992 erhielt er das Bundesverdienstkreuz I. Klasse. Im Oktober 1992 verließ er den DFB-Kontrollausschuss. Kindermann war Ehrenmitglied des Deutschen Fußball-Bundes. (de)
- Hans Kindermann (10 February 1922 in Teplice – 3 November 2018) was a German jurist. Kindermann was a member of the Control Committee of the German Football Association (German: DFB-Kontrollausschuss) since 1963 and became its chairman in 1970. In this position, he investigated the Bundesliga scandal in 1971. The media referred to Kindermann as the "DFB chief prosecutor". He clarified the scandal, in which the parties involved were partially pronounced draconian punishments. In civil life, Kindermann was a judge, where he last worked at the district court of Stuttgart. In 1992, he received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, First Class. In October 1992 he left the Control Committee of the German Football Association. Kindermann is an honorary member of the German Football Association. He died on 3 November 2018, aged 96. (en)
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