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...two officials who received summarized [[Reinhard Heydrich]]'s reports on [[Einsatzgruppe]]n activity from [[Martin Luther (diplomat)]] and [[Franz Rademacher]], an

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In [[Operation Barbarossa]], he commanded Vorkommando Moscow of Einsatzgruppe B. In the [[Einsatzgruppen Case (NMT)]], he was convicted of belonging to

The [[Einsatzgruppe]]n reported directly to Heydrich.

SS [[Einsatzgruppe]]n followed the Army forces, although without as genocidal a mandate as the

...by the Nazis; they complemented killing activities in the field, such as [[Einsatzgruppe]]n and the [[Euthanasia Program (Nazi)]]. Over time, there were 15-20 larg

[[Franz Six]] was designated as [[HSSPF]], and would have [[Einsatzgruppe]]n.

...te Secretary Luther, he received reports, from [[Reinhard Heydrich]], on [[Einsatzgruppe]]n killings.His assistant , [[Fritz Gebhard von Hahn]], summarized them.

...Group North]] in [[Operation Barbarossa]] (June 1941 to January 1942). [[Einsatzgruppe A]] was attached to it.

He and Rademacher regularly received reports from the [[Einsatzgruppe]]n. His assistant, [[Fritz Gebhard von Hahn]], summarized them. Summaries

...i, he appears to have been an antisemite and anti-Slav. The commander of [[Einsatzgruppe A]], [[Franz Walter Stahlecker]] spoke of cordiality in their relations. Ho

...detained POWs. The defendants were also accused of cooperation with the [[Einsatzgruppe]]n units for field killing of civilians. The [[Commissar Order]] and [[Comm

In general German military terminology, an '''Einsatzgruppe''' (plural '''Einsatzgruppen''') is a temporary unit for a specific purpose ...omir, and Kiev, where famously in two days in late September 1941 units of Einsatzgruppe detachment 4a massacred 33,771 Kiev Jews in the ravine at Babi Yar.

In 1941, when [[Artur Nebe]] was assigned to command an [[Einsatzgruppe]], he initially declined the assignment, asking to go to the International

...rengthening of Germanism]] (RKFDA). Frank also had no authority over the [[Einsatzgruppe]]n. <ref name=WATJ>{{citation

...endorf]], et al.'', charged twenty-three officers of the SS in charge of [[Einsatzgruppe]]n, or field killing units that murdered 2,000,000 people. Evidence includ

Documents suggest he knew of the plans for use of the [[Einsatzgruppe]], if not the [[extermination camp]]s. He told intelligence chief [[Wilhelm

**[[Einsatzgruppe A]] ([[Franz Walter Stahlecker]]) **[[Einsatzgruppe B]] ([[Artur Nebe]])