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    Object ID

    2012.1.387

    Object Name

    Letter

    Date

    8-22-1932

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    Description

    Typewritten letter on "Abschnitt IV der Schutzstaffeln der NSDAP" stationery. Includes Nazi insignia and signature in blue.

    Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

    As Commanding SS General of Einsatzgruppen, Friedrich Jeckeln was responsible for the deaths of over 100,000 Jews, Romanians, and Slavs. As SS Obergruppenfuhrer and police chief in eastern Russia, he controlled all Einsatzgruppen mass executions and partisan operations in his district. Jekeln was responsible for the systematic slaughter of men, women, children, and the elderly at Babi Yar, Kiamanets-Podilskyi, and Bubula. Captured by Russians, he was hanged at Riga in 1946.

    Dimensions

    7 1/2 x 8 1/2"

    Keywords

    Commander SS General of Eisatzgruppen, responsible for deaths of over 100, 000, Romania, Einsatzgruppen, mass executions, Convicted, Friedrich Jeckeln

    Subcollection

    Bullets

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    Letter from Friedrich Jeckeln

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