A graph G is called an (n, k)-graph if kappa(G - S) = n - \S\ for any S subset of or equal to V(G) with \S\ less than or equal to k., where kappa(G) denotes the connectivity of G. Mader conjectured that for k greater than or equal to 3 the graph K2k+2-(1-factor) is the unique (2k, k)-graph. Kriesell has settled two special cases for k = 3, 4. We prove the conjecture for the general case k greater than or equal to 5.