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The book is the first to devote detailed attention to a hitherto little-noticed chapter of the Holocaust: the use of non-German police formations. Within the framework of "Aktion Reinhardt", Ukrainian auxiliary police officers and Trawniki men, named after their place of training in Poland, were instrumental in the arrest, internment and murder of Eastern European Jews. It was not until the trial of the former Ukrainian concentration camp guard John Demjanjuk at the Munich Regional Court starting in 2009 that a broader public became aware of the role of the non-German SS auxiliaries.
Thomas Sandkühler, who was himself involved as an expert witness in the Demjanjuk trial, uses sources, some of them previously unpublished, to show the far-reaching importance of the "foreign-ethnic" police forces in carrying out National Socialist crimes. This is the first time that the European dimension of the Eastern European extermination of Jews has been illuminated in such detail.
Thomas Sandkühler, who was himself involved as an expert witness in the Demjanjuk trial, uses sources, some of them previously unpublished, to show the far-reaching importance of the "foreign-ethnic" police forces in carrying out National Socialist crimes. This is the first time that the European dimension of the Eastern European extermination of Jews has been illuminated in such detail.
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- Books (first-hand)
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- Sandkühler, Thomas
- Title
- Das Fußvolk der "Endlösung". Nichtdeutsche Täter und die europäische Dimension des Völkermords
- Details
- Ca. 25 bw ill. 431 pp.
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