Robert Stamm (16 July 1900 – 4 November 1937) was a German politician, a Communist (KPD) member of the Reichstag from Bremen, and a victim of the Nazi régime.
Already by the age of 14, Robert Stamm had become involved with the Socialist Youth in the Bergisches Land.
He became a toolmaker, and in 1917, during his training, he associated himself with the Spartacist League around Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg.
To avoid his looming arrest, he gave up his political activities for the time being and moved to Hanover in May 1933.
At the Volksgerichtshof, he was found guilty of conspiracy to commit treason, and was sentenced to death.