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• Generalgouvernement
  The '''Generalgouvernement''' was the area of central Poland under occupation and German control after ...the [[Warthegau]], and those who were not ethnic Germans deported into the Generalgouvernement.<ref>{{citation
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• Generalgouvernement/Definition
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• Generalgouvernment
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• Generalgouvernment/Definition
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• Josef Buehler/Definition
  (1904-1948) Nazi attorney and jurist, deputy to [[Hans Frank]], represented [[Generalgouvernement]] at [[Wannsee Conference]]; executed by Poland for [[war crime]]s
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• Hans Frank/Definition
  Nazi lawyer, who directed the occupation of [[Poland]] (i.e., the [[Generalgouvernement]]); executed by the [[International Military Tribunal (Nuremberg)]]
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• Generalgouvernement
  The '''Generalgouvernement''' was the area of central Poland under occupation and German control after ...the [[Warthegau]], and those who were not ethnic Germans deported into the Generalgouvernement.<ref>{{citation
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• Wilhelm Koppe/Definition
  ...|Obergruppenfuehrer]], [[HSSPF]] of [[Warthegau]], second [[HSSPF]] of [[Generalgouvernement]] (1943-1945); successfully avoided prosecution
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• Friedrich Kruger/Definition
  ...[SS]]-[[Nazi SS and military ranks|Gruppenfuehrer]], first [[HSSPF]] of [[Generalgouvernement]] (1939-1943), later commanded SS divisions; committed suicide after war's
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• Warthegau
  ..., '''Reichsgau Posen''' or sometimes '''Wartheland'''. As opposed to the [[Generalgouvernement]] in Central Poland, treated a colony, or the eastern part under Soviet con [[Wilhelm Koppe]] was the original [[HSSPF]], until he became HSSPF of the Generalgouvernement in 1943.
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• Extermination camp/Related Articles
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• German invasion of Poland/Related Articles
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• Hans Frank
  ...a Nazi lawyer, who headed the colonial occupation of central Poland, the [[Generalgouvernement]]. [[G.M. Gilbert]], the staff psychologist at the [[Nuremberg Trials]], c ...rt in the [[German invasion of Poland]], but was appointed Governor of the Generalgouvernement, the central part of Poland that was treated as a colony for exploitation,
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• German invasion of Poland
  *Central: [[Generalgouvernement]], treated as a German colony
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• Arthur Seyss-Inquart
  ...Austria in 1938. He then became deputy to [[Hans Frank]] as head of the [[Generalgouvernement]] occupation administration in Poland.
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• Wannsee Conference
  ...SHA]], and the head of the [[Gestapo]]. When [[Hans Frank]], head of the [[Generalgouvernement]] in occupied Poland, heard of the meeting, he demanded to be represented, | Government of the [[Generalgouvernement]]
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• World War II, Homefront/Bibliography
  * Gross, Jan T. ''Polish Society under German Occupation: The Generalgouvernement, 1939-1944.'' Princeton UP, 1979.
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• History of Poland
  ...d Europe.<ref> Jan T. Gross, ''Polish Society under German Occupation: The Generalgouvernement, 1939-1944.'' Princeton UP, 1979.</ref>
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