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Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Heeresgruppe A (Stavropol) HSSPF Kuban- Deutsche FM. Wilhelm List – until 08.09.42 Kaukasus Adolf Hitler – 08.09-21.11.42 Truppen im (Stavropol) FM. Ewald von Kleist – 21.11.42-03.44 Benannt, trat nicht in Nordkaukasus Bgf. Gerret Korsemann Aktion 1942 Generalstabschef Ic/AO Gen-Leut. Hans Oberstleutnant I.G. SSPF Kuban von Greiffenberg Heinrich Schuchardt Bgf. Theobald Thier Ia Leiter Abwehr KdO Oberst Heinz v. Oberst von Konatzky Oleut. d. Gen. Claus Gyldenfeldt Abwehr Max Noeth Feldpolizeidirektor SSPF Nord KauKasus Berück A Franz Groschek Staf. Karl Heinz Bürger Gen. d. Infanterie Karl von Roques Generalstabschef Einsatzgruppe D Oleut. i.G. Steinbeck (Stavropol) Bgf. Walter Bierkamp Einsatzbereich “Bergvölker” KdO Oleut d. Gen. Menschik SK 10a SS-Polizeistandort- Militärgouverneur 1. Panzerarmee (Krasnodar) 17. Armee (Krasnodar) Stubaf. Dr. Kurt führer Groznyi Kuban-KauKasus (Pyatigorsk) GenO. Richard Ruoff Ostubaf. Kölle GenO. Ewald v. Kleist Christmann Gen. Ernst Köstring Ic/AO: Major Werner bis 21.11.42 Adjutant – Hans GenO. E. v. Mackensen LVII. Panzerkorps SSPF Kalmückien Herwath von Gen. Kirchner SK 10b Bgf. Gustav Stolle Bittenfeld (Taman, dann Nalchik) KdO/KdG LII. Armeekorps Stubaf. Alois Persterer Oleut. d. Gen. Bauer XXXXIV. Jägerkorps Gen. de Angelis SK 11b III. Panzerkorps SSPF Aserbaidschan XXXXIX. Geb. Korps (Maikop) Karachai autonome Gen. v. Mackensen Ostubaf. Paul Schultz Bgf. Konstantin Region Gen. Konrad Kammerhofer Kadi Bairamukov XXXX. Pz.korps KdO Gen.-Leut. Heinrici EK 12 Oberst d. Schuz. Pfeiffer (Piatigorsk) 3. Rum. Armee Stubaf. Dr. Erich Müller Kabardino-Balkaria SS-Pz.Gren. Div. Gen. P. Dumitrescu SSPF Georgien autonome Region “Wiking” Bgf. Jürgen Stroop Gen-Leut. Felix Steiner 7 rumänische Div. SK Astrachan KdO Selim Shadov Ia: Ostubaf. Reichel Hstuf. Rolf Maurer Oberst d. Gen. Hitschler Ic: Karl-Heinz Tempel Leichte Slowak Div. Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Partei A.Hitler Staat Bildung des Führer SS- WVH SS- RSHA 1932- Geric A HA 1944 Innen- (PohlAmt ) Personal PS- D ministerium HA RFSS (W.Frick, Himmler 1943) Integrier SS- Heinrich Himmler Ordnungspolizei FHA R Inspektion Reichsführer Chef der Integriert Hauptamt K der KZs 1934 -SS Dt. Polizei (Daluege 04.34) Waffen F -SS (Eicke, Glücks) seit 06.36 Integriert in SS 06.36 D Haup seit 01.29 Teil V tamt VOMI SS Gemeinde Gendarmeri Schutz- Gegründet RuSH 01.1926 -polizei e polizei SD R. Heydrich SiPo Polizeibataillon Hauptamt Leiter SiPo & Hauptamt (R.Heydrich) SD (R.Heydrich) Bayerische Polit. Polizei gegr. 1931 seit. 06.36 Polit. Polizei Versch. Länder (Himmler) (Himmler) seit 1933 11.33-01.34 Amt VI/ Amt III/ Amt V/ Amt vereinigt SD- RSHA SD-Inland Gegründet 27.09.1939 Kripo IV/ 04.34 (Ohlendorf) Ausland (Nebe) Gestap (Jost, o Preußische Zusammen Gestapo Integriert Amt VII Amt I 01 10 36 (Göring, Diels) seit 04.33 Zugehörig zu Hauptamt Amt II Mil. Amt Abwehr (Schellenberg) Integriert seit 02.44 (Canaris) Aufgelöst 02.44 Einsatzgruppen A-B-C-D 05.41 Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Organisation der Einsatzgruppe C 1941-42 Befehlshaber Bgf. Dr. Dr. Otto Rasch Verbindungsoffizier 06-10.41 zum HSSPF Bgf. Dr. med. Max Thomas Russland-Süd 10.41-08.43 Ostubaf. August Meier Leiter Abt. I (Verwaltung & Personal) OStubaf. Albert Hartl Adjutantur Ostuf. Plauck 06-07.41 Stabschef Ostuf. Heinz Dinkheller 07-10.41 Leiter Abt. II Stubaf. Adolf Blunck 10.41-? (Haushalt) Hstuf. Fritz Ulrich [?] Leiter Abt. III (SD) Stubaf. Karl Hennicke 06-10.41 Leiter Abt. IV (Gestapo) Stubaf. Dr. Walter Hofmann Leiter Abt. V (Kripo) Ostuf. Dr. Hans Krieger 3. Kompanie/ SK 4a EK 5 Polizei Reg. 9 Staf. Paul Blobel Oberf. Erwin Schulz 06.41-01.42 06-09.41 06.41-01.42 Stubaf. Dr.Erwin Weinmann Stubaf. August Meier Hptm. d. Schupo Walter Krumme 01-07.42 09.41-01.42 OStubaf. Eugen Steimle [disbanded] 08.42-01.43 2. Kompanie/ Polizei Reg. 3 nach 01.42 SK 4b EK 6 Hptm. d. Schupo Stubaf. Günther Hermann Staf. Erhard Kroeger Franz Zipperling 06-10.41 06-10.41 Stubaf. Fritz Braune Stubaf. Robert Mohr 10.41-03.42 10.41-09.42 3. Kompanie / Stubaf. Walter Haensch Stubaf. Ernst Biberstein Waffen-SS zbV 03-06.42 09-11.42 07-10.41 OStubaf. August Meier Stubaf. Friedrich Suhr Ostuf. Bernhard 07-11.42 11.42-11.43 Grafhorst Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Organisation der Einsatzgruppe D – 06.1941-07.1942 Befehlshaber Staf. Otto Ohlendorf 06.41-07.42 Gruppenstab D (Simferopol) Leiter Abt. I/II (Verwaltung/Haushalt) Hstuf. Fritz Ulrich 06.41-11.42 Leiter Abt. III (SD) / Chef des Stabs Stubaf. Willy Seibert 06.41-07.42 Leiter Abt. IV (Gestapo) / Abt. V (Kripo) Müller – 06-07.41 [danach unbesetzt] Adjutant Mayr – 06-10.41 Ostuf. Heinz Hermann Schubert 10.41-07.42 Verbindungsoffizier Stubaf. Gmeiner [dem 11. AOK zugeteilt] SK 10a SK 11b 4. Kompanie/ Ostubaf. Heinrich Seetzen [SK 11 ab 07.42] Polizei Reg. 9 06.41-11.08.42 Stubaf. Hans Unglaube Hptm. d. Schupo 06-07.41 Gabel Stubaf. Bruno Müller [Bataillone 07-10.41 verschiedenen SKs & SK 10b Stubaf. Dr. Werner Braune Eks zugeteilt] 10.41-09.09.42 Stubaf. Alois Persterer 07.41-12.42 EK 12 SK 11a Stubaf Gustav Nosske [mit SK 11b wird daraus 06.41-02.42 SK 11 im Juli 1942] Stubaf. Dr. Erich Müller Stubaf. Paul Zapp 02-10.42 06.41-07.42 (?) Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Organisation der Einsatzgruppe D – 07.1942-03.1943 Befehlshaber Obf. Walter Bierkamp 07.42-03.43 Gruppenstab D (Stavropol) Leiter Abt. I/II (Verwaltung/Haushalt) Hstuf. Fritz Ulrich 06.41-11.42 SK 11a Leiter Abt. III (SD) / Mauer Chef des Stabs 10.42 Stubaf. Dr. Johannes Leetsch Stubaf. Dr. Gerhard Bast 09.42-06.43 11-12.42 Leiter Abt. IV (Gestapo) / Stubaf. Werner Hersmann Abt. V (Kripo) 12.42-05.43 Stubaf. Eduard Holste 10.42-03.42 Adjutant Stubaf. Hans Thielecke 07.42-03.43 SK 10a SK 11 EK 12 (Krasnodar) [gebildet aus SL 11a + SK (Piatigorsk) Stubaf. Dr. Kurt Christmann 11b Juli 42] Stubaf. Dr. Erich Müller 11.08.42-07.43 (Maikop) 02-10.42 TK Novorossiisk Stubaf. Dr. Werner Braune Ostubaf. Günther Hermann TK Anapa 10.41-09.09.42 10.42-03.43 TK Yeisk Ostubaf. Paul Stellv.: Hstuf. Heinrich Wiens Trimborn Adjutant: Hscharf. Kurt Wenzel “Eisbein-Paule” Schultz TK Temryuk 09.09.42-02.43 KMV Aktions Hstuf. H. Wiens TK Gladovskaya Stellv.: Wolfgang Reinholz Ustuf. R. Pfeifer TK Vyerkhne Bakanskaya TK Armavir TK Stavropol TK Kropotkin Ostuf. Werner Kleber Ustuf. Albin Eisenkolb TK Budënnovsk TK Cherkessk Dr. Walter Strohschneider SK 10b Johannes Schlupper (Taman , später Nalchik) TK Labinskaya Stubaf. Alois Persterer TK Khodyzhenskii 07.41-12.42 TK Byelaya Glina Stubaf. Eduard Jedamzik SK Astrachan 12.42-02.43 (Elista) TK Prokhladny Hstuf. Rolf Maurer TK Mozdok gebildet 10.42 Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Ungarn 1944 RFSS Außenminister Ungarischer Regent Befehlsverhäl Heinrich Himmler Joachim von Admiral Nikolaus tnisse Ribbentrop von Horthy Quelle: Formale Hilberg Unterstellung HSSPF Gesandter & Premierminister Kooperation & OGruf. Winkelmann Bevollmächtigter Außenminister Koordination Bgf. Edmund Lt.-Gen. Döme Sztójay Veesenmayer BdS BdO Andere SS HA Dt. Gesandtschaft Innenministerium Wirtschaftsmin. Obf. Dr. Geschke Vertreter Innenminister Imrédy Chargé d’affaires: LR. Feine Andor Jaross Wirtschaftsexperte: Dr. Boden Ausl. Juden: LR. Hezinger bis Kriegsminister Ordnungspoli Amt VI StS für Pol. (jüdische) Ende 05.43, dann LR. Grell Angelegenheiten: 2. Sekr. Dr. Csatay zeieinheiten Stubaf. Höttl Ungarische Gesetzgebung: Laszlo Endre von Adamovic Finanzminister Propaganda: Triska StS für Gendarmerie: 1. Sek. Sonder-EGr Brunhoff (Presse) Reményi-Schneller SS-FHA Rep. & Maj. D. Gend. Laszlo Baky Obf. Dr. Achamer Ballensiefen Leiter d. Gendarmerie: Staf. Becher -Pifrader (Anti-Jüd. Institut) Gen. d. Gend. Faragho Wirtschafts- und Verbindungsoffizier: Verantwortl. Gendarmerie- Versorgungsmin. offizier für Deportationen: Sondereinsatz- Konsul Rekowsky Jurcsek kommando Oberstltn.. Ferenczy, Hptm. Eichmann über RSHA Justizminister Antal OStubaf. Eichmann OStubaf. Krumey KdS Budapest HStuf. RR. Hunsche Handelsminister Ostubaf. Trenker HStuf. Novak Kunder UStuf. Hartenberger HStuf. Wisliceny Schmidtsiefen Industrieminister HStuf. Dannecker Auswärti Szász KdS-Büros Ungarische HStuf. Seidl SS ges Amt Cluj Behörden Kosice HStuf. Abromeit Szeged, etc. OStuf. Burger Jonathan Littell Die Wohlgesinnten BERLIN VERLAG Lagerkommandant OStubaf Rudolph Höss (05 40-11 43) Abteilung I Abteilung II Abteilung IV Kommandantur Politische Abteilung Verwaltung & Wirtschaft Neubauleitung Adjutant Leiter OStuf. Joseph Kramer (05-11.40) UStuf. Maximilian Grabner Verwaltungsführer Bauleiter HStuf. Robert Mulka (11.40-03.43) (05.40-12.43) UStuf. Max Meyer UScharf. August Sonderbauleitung OStuf. Ludwig Baumgartner Erkennungsdienst (ab 05.40) Schlachter (05.40-11.41) HScharf. Bernhard Walter KGL Birkenau HStuf. Rudolf Wagner Stellv. Sonderkommando (bis 07.42) OStuf. Walther Urbanczyk HScharf. Otto Moll Bauleiter Abteilung III Stubaf. Wilhelm Burger Stubaf. Karl Bischoff UStuf. Franz Hössler Schutzhaftlagerführung (07.42-04.43) Rotf. Walther Dejaco (10-11.41) (09-11.42) OStubaf. Karl Möckel (06-09.40) Schutzhaftlagerführer (04.43-01.45) UStuf. Fritz Ertl OStuf. Karl Fritzsch (05.40-01.42) Stellv. (05.40-12.41) HStuf. Polenz HStuf. Hans Aumeier (01.42-08.43) Abteilung V HStuf. Heinrich Schwarz Kanada (08-11.43) Standortarzt OStuf. Theodor Kratzer Fusioniert Unterschutzhaftlagerführer HStuf. Dr. Siegfried UStuf. Franz Maier (05-11.40) Schwela († 05.42) UStuf. Fritz Seidler (11.40-03.42) Deutsche Zentralbauleitung der HStuf. Dr. Kurt Uhlenbrock Abteilung VII Rapportführer Lebensmittel Waffen-SS und Polizei (08-09.42) Standort HScharf. Gerhard Palitzsch GmbH Stubaf. Dr. Eduard Wirths HStuf. Franz Hössler (1941) Bauleiter (09.42-01.45) Standortkommandant Arbeitkommandoführer Stubaf. Karl Bischoff Stubaf. Gebhardt HStuf. Heinrich Schwarz Waffen-SS (12.41-10.43) (bis 1942) (11.41-08.43) Institute für Stellv. Stubaf. Fritz Hartjenstein Schutzhaftlagerführer FL Abteilung VI Hygiene (Rajsko) UStuf. Walther Dejaco (1942-11.43) UStuf.
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