Waldemar Pabst

(December 24, 1880, Berlin, Germany-May 29, 1970, Dusseldorf, Germany). German/Austrian Officer, Arms Dealer, and Political Organizer. Responsible for the execution of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, 1919. Involved in the failed Kapp Putsch, 1920. Fled to Austria, 1920. Chief of Staff of Austrofaschistischen militia Heimwehr, 1930. Friend of Hermann Goering. Expelled from Austria, 1930. Director General, Rheinmetall, Berlin, Germany, 1931. Arrested after the alleged Roehm Putsch, 1934. Active in arms trade.

Christoph-Eberhardt Palmer

(c. 1961-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Minister of State for European Affairs of Baden-Wuerttemberg, 1998-2004.

Franz von Papen

(1879-1969). Chief of Staff for the 4th Turkish Army, 1915. Catholic Center Party Member of the Reichstag, 1921. Chancellor of Germany, June-December, 1932. Vice Chancellor of Germany, 1933-1934. German Ambassador to Austria, 1934-1939. German Ambassador to Turkey, 1939-1944. Arrested by the Allies, 1945. Found "Not Guilty" at Nuremberg, but re-arrested by the Germany government and tried. Convicted of being a "major offender," 1947 and sentenced to 8 years in prison. Released, 1949.

Karl-Heinz Paque

(1956-Alive). Free Democratic Party Minister of Finance of Saxony-Anhalt, May 17, 2002-Current.

Detlef Parr

(1942-Alive). Free Democratic Party Member of the Bundestag, 1994, 1998-Current.

Petra Pau

(1963-Alive). Party of Democratic Socialistm Member of the Bundestag, 1998-Current.

Wolfgang Peiner

(1943-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Financial Senator of Hamburg, 2001-Current. Federal Treasurer of the Christian Democratic Union (2001-Current).

Ernst Pfister

(1947-Alive). Free Democratic Party Minister of Economics of Baden-Wuerttemberg, July, 2004-Current.

Friedbert Pflueger

(1955-Alive). Christian Democratic Union Member of the Bundestag, 1990-Current.

Johannes Andreas Pflug

(1946-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member of the Bundestag, 1998-Current.