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| Cordoning forces: | |||
| Day | Night | ||
| German Police | 2/137 | 1/87 | |
| Waffen SS | - | 1/300 | |
| Trawniki | 270 | - | |
| Polish Police | 1/160 | 1/160 | |
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| Our losses: | 2 Waffen SS dead 3 Waffen SS wounded 1 Policeman wounded. | ||
| The 2 Waffen SS men lost their lives in the air attack against the Ghetto. | |||
33 dug-outs were discovered and destroyed. Booty: 6 pistols, 2 hand grenades, and some explosive charges.
Termination of today's operation: 2100 hours, will be continued on 14 May 1943, 1000 hours.
My intention is to terminate the large-scale operation on 16 May 1943 and to turn all further measures over to Police battalion III/23. Unless ordered otherwise, I am going to submit to the conference of SS and Policefuehrers a detailed report of the operation, including an appendix containing photos.
The SS and Police Fuehrer
in the District of Warsaw.
Signed: Stroop
SS-Brigadefuehrer and Major general of Police.
Certified copy:
SS-Sturmbannfuehrer.
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