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.-4 I» addition* the HSSPf controlled tho iffices as mre assign da by virtue of his fuaotlon as csgional rop-^aentative of the Keiohat" S3 B I a.? regional c>s;imander not only of 'ha Allg«xei;t» SS but a3 the supervisor and coordinator of the ac ti ritiee of th© Security s, the irity Service , the Order Police, up >clfioair..yi> M the immediate superior of the following oamnanderss The BafehlahKjer (Inepsktuur) dir Sicherhei/Spolizfti uac iea Sieherh*ei't»li'ena tos (Commander ö* r 'the Secari Sy'Police" aK 3eourlty IServTöV)"" Xhe Befehle raiser der • Ordnuna»pol .sei (Coraaian
SBCKBg ordare of tru. Reich^fuhrung ZS ia areas inside and outside of Q&i Outaida Gersuny eras of the foremost responsibility of 3Pf was the combatting of partiaf-ns- Sue % orders had to channeled jh the office of the HSüPf, isnich thereby best ae party to &11 cririea and authorities ordered by ;he Roiclisfflhrung SS and executed, upon lis directives, by the local SIPo and SJ> offices. J case in joint is the execution cf Biiüidler , s order forbidding interference by the Pcläoa with the killing cf Allied fliers by the local population-* Both, in Oernany and in occupied territories* the HSSPf had the ponrer over life and duett of all to-called "FreydvB 13l..iache"» i.e., foreign nationals. According to ar. order by Xüttoler of 1 Kotrcmber 19*^* the HSSPf alone decided the executions of foreijai elerants' 1 Sil und Polisoi~ PßhrunjrsstfibefuV fur Baridenbskajapfung, i„e., specie! staffs fcr the •Wwi'.wimlaUia—»ruMtfii T I •&•-^> M»W«-- ~I\ • ••HUMP iiiwaafi—II»iriiV coi&batt^Qg of partisans, are known so lave been created, which, far froa In5.ng themselves to nilitary cojabat»reliod on tie wholesale slaujitar of populations, 'vhe taking and billin;* a>f hoateagea, and collec-i« reprisals» An sxanple are tS» so-e&lled Black Brigades which wore foraed arid employed n* the auapioee cf the SD and Khic'i operated urtfbr the ooaarand of Obsr^.ppenfahre? Karl Wolff,. Höchst as fS und Zoljgcifxkrer (Sup?*«» SS and Police leader) in Italy, under that of SS Bs-igadefuTirer Kurator« Befehlshaber der Sipo und SP and of trrrioua l&SPi*** coffiaanding in Italy and ara&a adjacent to tae Adriatic Sea< lc Teatirao^y by SS Obergenpj.enfuhrer i anno Martin, OSS, CSD f ;ai?,70Se 8 = OSS CID #l26978o Por details on area of operation, chain of ctoisaand, distribution of responsibility, orders daaanding the raking and killing of hostages« and tho execution of celiacirive z's^jbjifsala against the local population, cf, Mussolini*3 official deiaurehe of IE September 1944; orders by iJss&elringa Yfolff, von Pohl, ani subordinate! 'ccanandars, OS J, Be. A 5°7"2 fphotostats of originals on fils with OSS). Sea also inter rogation a sppe (Don Cornelio) Biondi, S3 Verona agent. OtS (*£) docjtent. SBCRST
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Page 5 and 6: ' Introduction; THE NATIOIIAL SC .T
Page 7 and 8: The SS (Schutzstaffeln) lo Definiti
Page 9 and 10: Hiatorioal Background -5« ÜS22S a
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Page 47 and 48: .ystematlo indoctrination of 3S mem
Page 49 and 50: expedient to assign HSS.^fa to th©
Page 51: Te iritory Black Sea (Odessa) Italy
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Both versions ;xplode«i vrhen tho
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- 101 - SECRET units were actually
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Unit VI SS Infantry Corps (VI. SS F
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15th SS Infantry Division (15. Waff
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10? v. Criminal Activities
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- 109 - SECRET time in their histor
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- Ill - SECRET "Aside from the t? s
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- 113 - SECRET a utrict separation
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la. Operations and Intelligence lb.
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- 121 - SEGRET Die Abteilung fur Ku
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x " SECRET I-iiblications for all n
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Signal Office at the FtthrunKshaupt
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**** " SECRET le. Thie sub-section
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(Knapp); Anti-Aircraft (Guthberlet)
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ii ti - - 1 -*' -• , SECRET Milit
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- 149 - SECRET fi « of the departm
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" SECRET coordinated the other bure
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- 153 - SECRET « ii no longer fit
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107 - SECRET Richard Glücks), and
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SECRET war. V.hen its new powers we
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- 100 - SECRET There were, further,
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children* - i.ö
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- 104 " SECRET •*•'• SS-flaup
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- 186 - SLCRLT hospitals, inviting
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*• The SA (Sturmabteilung) - 108
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- 200 - SEpBffg of the SÄ WehrcsaJ
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SA (Sturmabteilungen) STORM TROOPS
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- 203 - SECRET 3. History» The Naz
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c0 Hauptamt III - 209 - SECRET Amt
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