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1-1087, p. 114; list <strong>of</strong> German communities in <strong>the</strong> county, n.d. [late 1941], Odessa Archives, 2361-1c-2,
p. 240.
Correspondence between Killinger and M. Antonescu, November 14-15, 1941, Odessa Archives,
2359-1-24, p. 3.
Romanian version <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> understanding, Tiraspol, December 13, 1941, Odessa Archives, 2359-1-24,
pp. 4-8; German version, U.S. National Archives, T 175, reel 194, 233076-2733072.
Telegram from Schlutter, February 5, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2242-1-1486, pp. 180-180b; Romanian
translation, presented to Alexianu is found on p. 179.
Loghin to Alexianu, February 8, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2242-1-1486, p. 178
Telegram from Cercavschi to Schlutter, February 14, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2242-1-1486, p. 177.
Romanian translation <strong>of</strong> Oppermann’s telegram, Alexianu’s comment <strong>of</strong> February 16, and
Cercavschi’s response <strong>of</strong> February 18, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2242-1-1486, p. 199.
Ibid. One difficulty in seeking documentation concerning <strong>the</strong> murder <strong>of</strong> Jews in <strong>the</strong> archives <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>
Transnistrian administration stems from <strong>the</strong> fact that such documents were not filed separately and are
scattered among hundreds <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> pages <strong>of</strong> correspondence related to o<strong>the</strong>r matters.
Problems discussed at meeting in Odessa, March 7, 1942, between <strong>the</strong> governor and Oberführer
H<strong>of</strong>fmeyer, Odessa Archives, 2242-1-1085, p. 4. Page 5 <strong>of</strong> this document is entitled, “The Responses to
<strong>the</strong> Requests <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> German Delegation,” but mentions no decision about <strong>the</strong> corpses in Rastadt.
Eichmann to <strong>the</strong> Foreign Ministry, April 14, 1942, Nuremberg documents, NG-4817.
Ibid.
Transcript <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> pretrial interrogation <strong>of</strong> Eichmann by <strong>the</strong> Israel Police, YVA: Police d’Israel, Adolf
Eichmann, Tonbandskription und Maschine, pp. 1123-1125, 3038.
Rademacher to Eichmann, Berlin, May 12, 1942, Nuremberg Documents, NG-4817.
Rademacher to <strong>the</strong> Ministrey <strong>of</strong> Eastern Occupied (Soviet) Territories, May 12, 1942, Ibid.
Protocol <strong>of</strong> conversation between Davidescu and Stelzer, March 13, 1942, Foreign Ministry Archives,
reel 6, p. 58; copy in USHMM,RG 25006M, reel 6. Stelzer asked that <strong>the</strong> Romanians cease pushing Jews
onto <strong>the</strong> German side <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Bug, since 14,500 had already crossed <strong>the</strong> river, and ano<strong>the</strong>r 60,000 in <strong>the</strong>
Berezovka county were to follow.
Buchsweiler, Ethnic Germans, p. 347. The Soviet census <strong>of</strong> 1926 found 30,911 Germans <strong>the</strong>re,
constituting 6.2 percent <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> population (see Ethnic Germans, map no. 3).
See “The Killing Grounds,” in Berezovka County in Ancel, Transnistria, vol. 1, pp. 313-320.
Buchsweiler, Ethnic Germans, p. 322.
Ibid., p. 322.
Intelligence <strong>Report</strong> no. 82, from Popescu to gendarmerie headquarters in Transnistria and to <strong>the</strong>
prefect <strong>of</strong> Berezovka, February 11, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2361-1-7, p. 101.
Popescu to <strong>the</strong> Berezovka prefect, February 1, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2361-1-7, p. 96.
Popescu to <strong>the</strong> Berezovka prefect, February 17, 1942, Odessa Archives, 2361-1-7 p. 98.
See SkR request not to lead a Jewish convoy through <strong>the</strong> German village <strong>of</strong> Cartaica, and a report on
<strong>the</strong> murder and body burning <strong>of</strong> sixty Jews in <strong>the</strong> village <strong>of</strong> Mikhaylovka, Odessa Archives, 2361-1-7, pp.
102-105.
Carp, Cartea neagra, vol. 3: no. 144, p. 226. Original report reprinted in Ancel, Documents, vol. 5:
no. 144, p. 263. The reports published in Carp, Cartea neagra, are among <strong>the</strong> summaries Brosteanu sent
his superiors in Bucharest. These dispatches were presented at <strong>the</strong> trials <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Romanian war criminals
in 1945-1946.
Carp, Cartea neagra, vol. 3: no. 145, pp. 226-227. See original in Ancel, Documents, vol. 5: no. 145,
p. 264.