ABSTRACT
Bulgarian Army (A) 30 Nov. 1938 Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, leader of the Romanian Iron Guard
(A) 21 Sep. 1939 Prime minister Armand Calinescu of Romania (A) 27 Nov. 1939 General Argescanu and Professor Iorga, former Romanian
prime ministers (A) 3 Apr. 1941 Prime minister Count Teleki of Hungary (S) 28 Aug. 1943 King Boris III of Bulgaria (S perhaps) 1 Feb. 1945 Prince Kiril, Professor Filov and General Mikhov, former
Bulgarian regents, together with subsequently Dr Bojilov and Ivan Bagrianov, former Bulgarian prime ministers, and 20 other ministers (E)
10 May 1945 Konrad Henlein, former Sudeten German leader (S) 10 Jan. 1946 László de Bardossy, former Hungarian prime minister (E) 6 Feb. 1946 General Milan Nedic´, former prime minister of Serbia (S) 28 Feb. 1946 Bela de Imredy, former Hungarian prime minister (E) 12 Mar. 1946 Ferenc Szalassi, former Hungarian prime minister and leader of
the Arrow Cross, together with subsequently nine members of his cabinet including Dr Sandor Csia, former member of the Regency Council (E)
22 May 1946 Karl Hermann Frank, former Reichs-Protector of Bohemia and Moravia (E)
1 Jun. 1946 General Ion Antonescu, former conducator of Romania (E) 17 Jul. 1946 Colonel Draža Mihajlovic´, former leader of the Cˇetniks (E) 16 Oct. 1946 Dr Arthur Seyss-Inquart, leader of the Austrian Nazi Party (E)
18 Apr. 1947 Former President Msgr Jozef Tiso of Slovakia (E) 23 Sep. 1947 Nikola Petkov, leader of the Bulgarian Agrarian Party (E) 10 Mar. 1948 Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovak foreign minister (S/A) 15 Oct. 1949 László Rájk, former Hungarian foreign minister (E) 16 Dec. 1949 Traicho Kostov, former Secretary-General of the Bulgarian
Communist Party (E) 3 Dec. 1952 Rudolf Slánský, Former Secretary-General of the Czechoslovak
Communist Party (E) 14 Apr. 1954 Lucretiu Patrascanu, former Romanian minister of justice (E) 18 Dec. 1981 Mehmet Shehu, Albanian prime minister (S) 25 Dec. 1989 President Nicolae Ceaus¸escu of Romania and his wife Elena (E) 25 Jun. 1998 Marek Papala, former head of the Polish police (probably A,by
criminal interests) 12 Sep. 1998 Azem Hajdari, a leading member of the Albanian opposition (A) 11 Jan. 1999 Jan Ducky, former Slovak economics minister (A) 15 Jan. 2000 Arkan, Serbian warlord (A) 8 Feb. 2000 Pavle Bulatovic´, Yugoslav defence minister (A) 12 Mar. 2003 Prime minister Dr Zoran Djindjic´ of Serbia (A)
