Occupation Country Policies
Poland

[Please see the note concerning the provenance of files in this presentation]

Polish Law Concerning Trials of War Criminals. United Nations War Crimes Commission, 1948

Trial of Heinrich Gerike and Seven Others. The Velpke Children's Home Case. United Nations War Crimes Commission, 1948.

Trial of Dr Joseph Buhler. Part I. United Nations War Crimes Commission. 1949

Trial of Dr Joseph Buhler. Part II. United Nations War Crimes Commission. 1949

Trial of Amon Leopold Goeth. United Nations War Crimes Commission. 1948

Trial of Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Hoess. Part I. United Nations War Crimes Commission. 1948

Trial of Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Hoess. Part II. United Nations War Crimes Commission. 1948

'German Crimes in Poland' Index Page

The Auschwitz Extermination Camp. Part I

The Auschwitz Extermination Camp. Part II

The Auschwitz Extermination Camp. Part III

Background to 'German Crimes in Poland.'

The Treblinka Extermination Camp

German Crimes Committed During the Warsaw Rising: Background

German Crimes Committed During the Warsaw Rising Part I

German Crimes Committed During the Warsaw Rising Part II

Proclamation of the Fuehrer to the German Armed Forces, 1st September 1939

Racial Gardening: The Demographic Experiment in Poland [in progress]

Himmler Decree Concerning Procedures for Confiscation of Works of Art, Archives and Documents, 1 December 1939

Order Concerning Treatment of Property of Nationals of the Former Polish State, 17 September 1940

Secured Objects of Art in the Government-General [Poland] , [no date available]

Discussion of Thierack and Goebbels Concerning Extermination of Jews, Gypsies, Poles, Czechs and others, 14 September 1942

Letter from the Ukrainian Main Committee to Hans Frank, February 1943

Individual Responsibility of Hans Frank (Governor-General of non-annexed occupied Poland) / Nuremberg Tribunal Charges, 1945

Individual Responsibility of Alfred Rosenberg, Nuremberg Tribunal Charges, 1945

Artur Seyss-Inquart, Nuremberg Indictment Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV [Parts III and IV are directly relevant to Poland; Parts I and II deal with background factors and Austria]

Testimony of Erwin Lahousen before the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg, 30 November 1945

Affidavit of Erwin Lahousen, 21 January 1946

Lahousen served in the Abwehr, the intelligence service of the OKW, between 1938 and 1943.  He was one of Canaris' section chiefs and represented him at various conferences with senior OKW officers.  His affidavit, provided to investigating officers for the Nuremberg Tribunal of the Major German War Criminals,  provides information concerning plans for the destruction of elites in Poland and the killings of Russian POWs, and the attitude of senior OKW officers to them, particularly Keitel and Reinecke.  Only those portions of the affidavit relating to policies pursued respecting the populations of occupied countries and war crimes are reproduced here.

Nuremberg Judgments

FrankGoeringJodlKaltenbrunnerKeitel,   RosenbergSaukel, Streicher

Other Relevant Pages

Appropriation

War Crimes and Criminals

SS, Security Services and Police

Document compiled by Dr S D Stein
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