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Ernst Hess, his unit commander in WWI, protected until 1942 then sent to a labor (not extermination) camp
Eduard Bloch, his and his mother's doctor, allowed to emigrate out of Austria with more money than normally allowed
I've heard things about fellow artists (a commenter on Caplan's post mentions an art gallery owner) but I don't have a source.
There are claims about his cook, Marlene(?) Kunde, but he seems to have fired her when Himmler complained. Anyone has Musmanno's book or some other non-Stormfronty source?
Wittgenstein paid a huge bribe to allow his family to leave Germany. Somewhere I read that this particular agreement was approve personally be Hitler (or someone very senior in the hierarchy).
That doesn't contradict the general point that Nazi Germany was generally willing to kill and steal from its victims (especially during the war) rather than accept bribes for escape.
2TheOtherDave
The last bit is most famously true of Rohm, though of course there's a dozen different things going on there.
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