| [under…] stood. Among the armies I visited, I forgot to
mention the Panzer Army of Field Marshal von Kleist, where I talked with the
later Chief of the General Staff [of the German Army] Zeitzler about the
matter, since I couldn’t see the Field Marshal himself. Therefore, I did
everything within my power to clarify things in this area, and I was supported
in this by the legal advisor of Field Marshal von Rundstedt — this was the
former Ministerialrat, Dr Sack, whose name I have already mentioned and whom I
will mention frequently in the future. The people whom I visited are almost all
still living, and as far as we have been able to reach them, we will submit to
the Tribunal affidavits about my trip there. |
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| 2. KILLING OF PARTISANS AND OTHER PERSONS; HOSTAGE AND REPRISAL
ACTIONS |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NOKW-711 |
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PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 692 |
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| EXTRACT FROM SUPPLEMENT TO WAR DIARY OF 3D PANZER ARMY, AUGUST 1941
– JANUARY 1942, CONCERNING EXECUTION OF PARTISANS AND
PW’S |
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Enclosure K to Activity Report No. 3, 3d Panzer Army, Section Ic
started 17 August 1941, concluded 31 January 1942.
Supplement to War
Diary Panzer Group 3, Ia [file no.] 20839, 5/ |
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| [Handwritten] Enclosure 5 |
| Section Ic/A.O. |
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Comments to the Partisan situation map 1: 50,000
Started on: 27 August 1941
Concluded on: 25 September
1941 |
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| 8. Two motor vehicles of the Panzer Group Signal Regiment 3 were
fired on 9 September by approximately 10-20 partisans Searches had no results.
We had no losses. Four extremely suspicious Red Army men who were apprehended
in Djedkova — nearest to the place of attack — will be shot.
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