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3 Jan. 46 OHLENDORF: Yes. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Were all the Jewish children murdered? OHLENDORF: Yes. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): But the children of those whom you considered as belonging to the category of commissars, were they also killed? OHLENDORF: I am not aware that inquiries were ever made after the families of Soviet commissars. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Did you send anywhere reports on the executions which the group carried out? OHLENDORF: Reports on the executions were regularly submitted to the RSHA. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): No, did you personally send any reports on the annihilation of thousands of people which you effected? Did you personally submit any report? OHLENDORF: The reports came from the Einsatzkommandos who carried out the actions, to the Einsatzgruppe and the Einsatzgruppe informed the RSHA. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Whom? OHLENDORF: The reports went to the Chief of the Sipo personally. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Personally? OHLENDORF: Yes, personally. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): What was the name of this police officer? Can you give his name? OHLENDORF: At that time, Heydrich. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): After Heydrich? OHLENDORF: I was no longer there then, but that was the standing order. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): I am asking you whether you continued to submit reports after Heydrich's death or not? OHLENDORF: After Heydrich's death I was no longer in the Einsatz, but the reports were, of course, continued. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Do you know whether the reports continued to be submitted after Heydrich's death or not? OHLENDORF: Yes. THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Yes? OHLENDORF: No, the reports ... THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Nikitchenko): Was the order concerning the annihilation of the Soviet people in conformity with the policy | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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