The
"Einsatzgruppen Case"
Overview of Post-War Trials
Summary Overview
of the "Einsatzgruppen Case"
Introduction
Administration of the Case
I. Indictment and Defendants
Indictment Count One: Crimes
Against Humanity
Indictment Count Two: War Crimes
II. Arraignment
III. Opening
Statement of the Prosecution
Introduction
Doctrine of the `Master Race'
Organization of the
Einsatzgruppen
Activities of the
Einsatzgruppen (General)
A
B
C
D
Testimony of Hermann
Graebe (Description of Aktion)
Nature of the Charges:
Count One (Crimes Against
Humanity)
Count Two (War Crimes)
Count Three (Membership of Criminal Organizations)
V. Organization of the
Einsatzgruppen
Affidavit of Otto
Ohlendorf, Commander Einsatzgruppe D
VI.
Authenticity of Einsatzgruppen Report
Affidavit of Hermann
Schubert
Affidavit of Kurt Lindow
Extract from the Closing Brief for
Defendant Blobel
VII. Evidence
and Arguments on Important Aspects of the Case
The Task of the
Einsatzgruppen
Heydrich Instructions Concerning Jews in Occupied
Territories, 21 September, 1939
Directives for Einsatzkommands Concerned
with Prisoner-of-War Camps, Extract from Operational Order No.8, 17 July, 1941
Enclosure 1
Enclosure 2
Letter
from Goering to Heyrich Concerning Solution of Jewish Question, 31 July, 1941
Affidavit of Otto
Ohlendorf, 2 April, 1947
Background to Babi-Yar Massacre
Extracts from
Operational Situation Report U.S.S.R No.106, 7 October, 1941 (Detailing Einsatzgruppen
units activities)
Memorandum to General
Thomas Concerning Liquidation of Jews (Anonymous), 2 December, 1941
Memorandum from
Commissioner of White Ruthenia to Commisioner of Ostland, Concerning `Actions' Against
Partisans and Jews, 31 July, 1942
Depositions of Hermann Graebe,
Eyewitness to Execution of Jews Nr Dubno and the Rovno Ghetto
Affidavit of Adolf Ott
Affidavit of Otto
Ohlendorf, 5 November, 1945
Affidavit of Heinz
Hermann Schubert, Concerning the Extermination of the Jews of Russia, 24 February, 1947
VIII
Testimony of
Otto Ohlendorf
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