Paul M. Kluxdal

U.S. Army Executions in Europe during World War II, J-M

Last Name	First Name	DOB	Place of Birth	Date of Death	Location of Execution	Executioner	Type Execution
Jones	Kinney	Sunday, March 15, 1914	Greenville, South Carolina	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	John W. Daschner, William Vassil, Durey G. Ranck	Hanged
Jones	Cubia	Monday, May 12, 1919	Thomson, Georgia	Saturday, March 17, 1945	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Herbert Morris	Hanged
Jones	Edwin P.	Monday, February 16, 1920	Henry County, Kentucky	Wednesday, January 5, 1944	Oran, Algeria	Arthur S. Imell	Hanged
Jordan	Charles H.	Saturday, October 9, 1920	Monticello, Georgia	Wednesday, November 22, 1944	Montours, Ille-et-Vilaine, France	Unknown	Hanged
Kendrick	James E.	Wednesday, March 22, 1922	Picayune, Mississippi	Saturday, July 17, 1943	Oran, Algeria	Unknown	Hanged
Kluxdal	Paul M.	Wednesday, July 17, 1907	Merrill, Wisconsin	Tuesday, October 31, 1944	Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, France	Mortimer H. Christian/Woods Assistant	Hanged
Leatherberry	J.C.	Thursday, January 19, 1922	Hazelhurst, Mississippi	Tuesday, May 16, 1944	Shepton Mallet Prison, England	Thomas Pierrepoint & Albert Pierrepoint	Hanged
Mack	John H.	Wednesday, May 11, 1910	Menlo, Georgia	Tuesday, March 20, 1945	PBS Stockade Number 1, Aversa, Italy	John W. Daschner, William Vassil, Durey Ranck	Hanged

The Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, Mortier Caserne, 1945

The Seine Disciplinary Training Center, 1945

Five American soldiers were hanged at this DTC, located in eastern Paris, from October 25, 1944 to November 8, 1944. Major Mortimer H. Christian presided over all five hangings. Master Sergeant John C. Woods assisted in at least three. Willie Wimberly Jr., Joseph Watson, Paul M. Kluxdal, James B. Sanders and Roy W. Anderson were hanged at the center located at the Caserne Mortier. The site is now part of the French intelligence services and access is not permitted.