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158 Konferences “Baltija Otrajā pasaules karā (1939–1945)” referāti par holokausta tematiku
41 Edward B. Westermann, Hitler’s Police Battalions: Enforcing Racial War in the East (Lawrence:
University Press of Kansas, 2005); Stafen Klemp, “Nicht ermittelt”: Polizeibataillone und die Nachkriegjustiz
– Ein Handbuch (Essen: Klartext, 2005); Curilla, op. cit.
42 Christopher R. Browning, Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final solution in Poland
(1992; London: Penguin, 1998).
43 Westermann, pp. 1–19, 234–5.
44 Klemp, p. 88.
45 Lagebericht über die in Norwegen eingesetzten Einheiten der Ordnungspolizei nach dem Stande
vom 25.5.40., BArch, R 19/462, pp. 40–1.
46 Klemp, pp. 88–9; Curilla, p. 269. Andrew Ezergailis names the leader of 1st Company as Joachim
Claußen: Andrievs Ezergailis, Holokausts vācu okupētajā Latvijā 1940–1944 (Riga: Latvijas Vēstures
institūta apgāds, 1999), p. 477 and elsewhere.
47 Curilla, p. 269.
48 Klemp, p. 466
49 See: Klaus-Michael Mallmann, Volker Rieß, & Wolfram Pyta (eds.), Deutscher Osten 1939–1945:
Der Weltanschauungskrieg in Photos und Texten (Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft,
2003), p. 132.
50 Curilla, p. 270; Neumann, Peckl, & Priemel, p. 22.
51 Curilla, p. 269.
52 Ezergailis, pp. 332–4, Curilla, p. 287–8.
53 Ezergailis, pp. 346–9; Curilla, p. 292. Curilla cites German sources as giving the number of victims
in Ventspils as being at least 150 Jewish men.
54 Curilla, pp. 289–91.
55 Ezergailis, p. 184.
56 Curilla, p. 293; Ezergailis, pp. 254–8.
57 Cf. Klemp, p. 94.
58 Curilla, pp. 270–1; Klemp, pp. 418, 455.
59 Übersichtsplan der deutschen Zivilverwaltung im Norwegen, NHM 8(Magne Skodvin papers)/F-8c-
0005, MP 31c, p. 5; Nils Johan Ringdal, Mellom barken og veden: Politiet under okkupasjonen (Oslo:
Aschehoug, 1987), pp. 75, 216; Robert Bohn, Reichskommissariat Norwegen: “Nationalsozialistische
Neuordnung” und Kriegswirtschaft (Munich: Oldenbourg, 2000), p. 88; “SS-skolen på Kongsvinger
åpnes”, Germaneren (Oslo), 22.8.1942; Blindheim, pp. 59–60; Skilbred, pp. 156–7. From 1943, the
SD even operated an Außenkommando of Grini Concentration Camp at Kongsvinger: Alta bataljon,
Norwegian government official publication NOU 1998:12 (Oslo, 1998), p. 191.
60 Ringdal, pp. 67–9, 75–78; “Politiskolen på Kongsvinger”, Norsk Politiblad no. 23 (1941) [BR].
61 Bernd Wegner, Hitlers politische Soldaten: Die Waffen-SS 1933–1945 – Leitbild Struktur und Funktion einer
nationalsozialistischen Elite, 7th ed. (Paderborn &c.: Schöningh, 2006), pp. 110–12; Westermann, p. 48.
62 Wildt, pp. 203–6. This is also the topic of the article: Neumann, Peckl, & Priemel, op. cit. Cf. Himmler’s
well-known speech to assembled SS-Gruppenführer at Poznan on 4.10.1943: Nuremberg Document
PS-1919, in IMT Blue Series, vol. 29, pp. 110–73, especially the sections on “Die Judenevakierung”
and “Die Haltung des SS-Mannes” (pp. 145–7).
63 See also the assessments of Ehrlinger’s character in the recommendation for promotion: BArch
(former BDC), SSO-Akten, Erich Ehrlinger, roll 177, frame 344.