. NMT04-T0171
Volume IV · Page 171
| Report No. 132 dated 12 November 1941 remain unchanged. |
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| II. Extract from resolution passed by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union on the anniversary of the October revolution |
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| III. Reports made by the Einsatzgruppen
and Einsatzkommandos Einsatzgruppe A. Location: Krasnog vardeisk. |
| Organization of Partisans in Riga |
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| Einsatzgruppe B. Location: Smolensk |
| Information Services |
| 1. Situation in newly occupied area |
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| 2. Morale and general conduct of the population |
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| The public execution of a partisan leader and 3 Bolshevik terrorists had a quieting effect on the civilian population of Mogilev. Numerous civilian inhabitants were present at the execution by hanging and it appeared to make a deep impression on them that from the German side measures will now be taken against partisans and Bolshevik functionaries, which they can also witness themselves. At any rate this action is proved to have made far more of an impression on the civilian population than some executions published by means of posters have done. On the other hand the population exhibited much more indifference to the total liquidation of Jews, for example the Vitebsk Ghetto. They soon became used to the disappearance of the Jews without being influenced in either a positive or negative way. |
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| Activities |
| 1. General situation |
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| 3. Operations against party functionaries,
agents, saboteurs, and Jews In Mogilev, the female worker Nina Lissunova was arrested. She has an elementary school education (up to fourth grade) and worked in a silk factory in Mogilev. She was a deputy to the Soviet Supreme Council and had participated in 8 meetings of the Soviet Council in Moscow. On 11 October 1941 the Russian, Feodor Karjago from Shklov, and three more Russians were shot for Communist agitation. |
