Alfred Meyer

Alfred Meyer is named as an attendee of the Wannsee Conference and is reported to have committed suicide in 1945. The book gives no further biographical or personal detail about him, but his brief entry in the account places him among the conference participants and records his fate at the end of the war.

Conference Attendance

The book’s concluding account confirms that all the people named as Wannsee Conference attendees did attend. Meyer is included in that group, linking him to the meeting whose participants the narrative has identified in connection with the Nazi regime’s policies.

Fate

Meyer committed suicide in 1945. The account provides no circumstances or explanation for his death, so it establishes the outcome without assigning a motive or describing events around it.