Hanns Kerrl
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| Født | 11. december 1887 Fallersleben, Niedersachsen, Tyskland |
| Død | 12. december 1941 (54 år), 15. december 1941 (54 år) Berlin, Tyskland |
| Gravsted | Waldfriedhof Dahlem |
| Politisk parti | NSDAP |
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Hanns Kerrl (11. december 1887 – 12. december 1941) var en tysk nazistisk politiker. Han tiltrådte NSDAP i 1923, og kort efter gik han ind i den regionale politik.
Kerrl blev født i en protestantisk familie i Fallersleben, hans far var rektor.
Kerrl var Preussens justitsminister fra 21. april 1933 til 22.juni 1934.
Fra 1935 til sin død af et hjertetilfælde var han rigskirkeminister i Rigskirkeministeriet.
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Hanns Kerrl (* 11. Dezember 1887 in Fallersleben (jetzt Wolfsburg); † 15. Dezember 1941 in Berlin) nationalsozialistischer Politiker
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