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Malmedy-Trial Vol-7-App K-P.Pdf Fiiedel KIES, Sturmmann (Pfc.) A 9e- /9 _; f;e .~ /V\ d N' . · · · i cl. e N c Rdde r- c Machine Gunner Res e. : ,ch Sided+ SS .:f r- o l'1 I I N'ov. l 'j q3 1o 2- '( l>e. c. (9 '/J/. 2nd PL, 3rd Pz. Pi. Co., 1st Pi. Bn., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 17 December 1944 at the crossroads south of Malmedy, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. 2. On or about 19 December 1944 at Stoumont, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. F;A/d._ 1/V''f S .' @;u i /f'j Se/\l fe Nce_ .' U.e N". 31 Gustav KNITTEL, Sturmbannfuehrer (Major} /1 '/ e_ - 3 /.,)' G=-e r Md /\I' Bn. Commander RG? S ide N'ce : Nev UI/ti\ ss 5r- o ;,,\ ~"9 tJ f.1'13'r roe.NJ. 1st Recon. Bn., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 15 December 1944 in a talk to his companv commander~ ordered the shooting of prisoners of war and allied civilians. 2. On or about 18 December 1944 at and in the vicinity of Stavelot, Belgium, ordered allied civilians shot. 3. On or about 21 December 1944 in the vicinity of Stavelot, Belgium, ordered prisoners of war shot. 4. Was responsible for the shootings of prisoners of war and allied civilians by officers and men of his battalion between 16 December 1944 and 13 January 1945. r;~J ;,.,,1 s: <;:- u i (~ Se. Al f-e Nee_ : /... / Georg KOTZUR, Sturmrnann (Pfc.) ,,£19e - :l O; ~ e. Y- M d IV • . ffesideNce: Rdeibov- . Rda 10man , d.. S S ~ T'Ort ~ () SeJ>f. l9t/3 To eN · 2nd Pl., 1st Pz. Co., 1st Bn., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: · 1. On or about 20 December 1944 at Wanne, Belgium, assisted in the shooting of allied civilians. F1 :.V d , tV 9s : @ u ,. I ~ SetJ f e. tt1c e. : / ;Vo.- 3 :L No.- 33 Fritz KRAEMER, Brigadefuehrer (Brigadier General) ft o/ e ... .L/3j ~e rl"\dN · Chief of Staff ResjJ e,,vc(S': ftldt-c:l.eiiuYL S S :fro l'1 / f/ u7' 19¥1/ f() erYd.... 6th SS Pz. Army The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 14 December 1944 aided and abetted in the transmission of the 6th SS Pz. Army order to conduct the offensive ruthlessly against civilians and to shoot prisoners of war. 2. Was responsible fo r the shootings of prisoners of war and allied civilians by officers and men of Combat Group Peiper between 16 December 1944 and 13 January 1945. f/#d / N1 S.' Gz ui /~ e N1" eNc.e. ·. Court Room Sc ene _-18.1-ried~r Me.s sacre :Jar Crimes Trial Caut . Raphael ShtJ.r12. c ker , Asst . Pros ecutor c ros s GXc-.nines Defendant ' Brig . Gen. ( S, ) Fr itz KraGmo r , C ief of Staff, 6th vanzer Army Werner KUEHN, Untersturmfuehrer (2nd Lt.) fl 1e - 2., ·6:,; ~ ~v-MoN'R~,ch Re si cl eNc e : SacJ..lfe Id ;N Tv YdNld.. Platoon Leader S5 5-,o,..,.. 5 Se.pf IC/3'9 -ro etvd. 3rd Pl., 9th Pz. Pi. Co., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 31 December 1944 a t Lutre Bois, Belgium, caused allied civilians to be c;hot. f; ',..,,cl ,"IV 1s .' Ge: u i f+j SeN f e t\lce. ·. \ ' . ,.. ' /Vo. - 3S Oskar KLINGELHOEFER, Hauptssturmfuehrer (Capt.) f/1e - l g; (;e y- I"\ d, IV Company Commander ResiJe:'1/c e ." BYd ulV'sch wei f SS 5-rol"\ I N ov. l't37 1o~Nd . 7th Pz. Co., 1st Bn., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 15 December 1944 in a talk to his platoon leaders ordered that no prisoners were to be taken. 2. Was responsible for the shootings of prisoners of war by men of his company between 16 December 1944 and 13 January 1945. F ',vd, ,,v1 s ·. C; o ·, I+..~ Se t1fe Nce... : • i Erich MAUTE, .Unterscharfuehrer (Sgt.) /11 e - :2 L/~· @.er/Vl ~ .I\/ Medic ResideNce: ~ro ss Te Y'd v . S 5 S-ro/'1 g .Mdj l'Jt/O TD e,vd... 1st Pl., 9th Pz. Pi. Co., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 21 December 1944 in La Gleize, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. F, tVd , ',,v 1s . @ u ; {tj Se/\/-f e1Vce ·. (_J e. ~ No .- 3b ;Vt>.- 3 7 Arnold MIKOLASCHEK, Sturmmann (Pfc.) A 1e - .2. O_j g:e..'('Md N' R~ ,·ct... Radio Operator /?tE.sid....e.,vc e: f/d e.rTe/1/ iLdNcjeN /3o <.Jc. heN \l\l&stfl..al1d.. SS 6-rc /1'\ ~/ .JuNe / 't l(,3 "to vtz. Nd.._ . 2nd Pl., 2nd Pz. Co., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH ·- The prosecution expects to prove that this accused : 1. On or about 19 December 1944 at Stournont, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. Ft'Nd. /1111 '. ~ui f0i ' ! S eN-fetvce : ' Anton MOTZHEIM, Unterscharfuehrer (Sgt.) Ar e - .2 2. I. @e.. Y-M d.N' Platoon Leader ResideNce: Rdch e ,v S S j'r- or, I I:, ,LJj.,-ri I 191/1 lo eNc:I. 2nd Pl., 12th Pz. Gr. Co., 3rd Bn., 2nd Pz. Gr. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 17 December 1944 at Honsfeld, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. F1~d ;Al1s: @ u ; Ift.J \ Ss111fe. Nee .' /.-/ I No .- 38 • No. - .11 Erich MUNKEMER, Untersturmfuehrer (2nd u .) A1e. -·-:L .!:,- · c;; e. '(" /V\ d IV" ResideNc ~: /}sc ~eber1 ;N /-1°/ste/,v Platoon Leader S5 5roM I'& --0u»e 19 1/0 toe,rvJ.. 3rd Pl., 7th Pz. Co., 1st Bn., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: l. On or about 15 December 1944 in a talk to his pla~oon ordered that no prisoners of war would be taken. 2. Was responsible for the shootings of prisoners of war by men of his platoon between 16 December 1944 and 1.3 J anuary 1945. h"µJ;,vp: G-oi ft'] ~ ;!' , Se./\l]e.Nce.: e Gustav NEVE, Sturmmann (Pfc.) It 'I e - :i. o_; Q=e. .,,. .l'1 c! JV Rs ,:ci... _ Re S id e r/~ e ,· ~SC he bery r ,v Ho I .s-/C? /r-/ Asst. Driver of SPW S5 .:,- I""' O/"\ ~ CJ .Jd IV, / 9 ¥ 3 7"o e_,_-,J_ · 2nd Pl., 3rd Pz. Pi. Co., 1st Pz. Pi. Bn., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 17 December 1944 at the crossroads south of Malmedy, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. - ... !Vo. - L/0 e ight P1.~r •s . Li;neuv 110, 3elc;iUr.1 Na. -- L/I Paul OCHMANN, Hauptscharfuehrer (M/ Sgt.} A 1e - 3 .2; @e rAd. ,A/ Platoon Leader Re 5 ide/Vc ~: L..oo',sdc ,-~ /~ Silesid-... ( Ss :fr o /V\ I /1 J, ri I 11 3 (,,. it> e NJ.. ! Recon. PL, Hqs. Co., 1st Bn., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 17 December 1944 at Ligneuville, (Engelsdorf) Belgium, fired on prisoners of war. F/;.,,d1/V1s : ~ui /lJ SeA1ieNe,e.. : e.<l/ Joachim PEIPER, Standartenfuehrer (Colonel) f/1e _ 3/J· ~erMd/V Reside.Nce..1/roflcJc.h o#-f~e Regimental Commander /C-'je~See. S S 3'ro"" Oci. 193 If /6 e.111"-:- t st SS Pz. Regt., (Battle Group Peiper) LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 14 December 1944 in a talk to the commanding officers of his regiment ordered that civilians should be treated ruthlessly and that flO prisoners of war were to be taken. 2. On or about 18 De~ember 1944 near Cheneux, Belgium, permitted i'I prisoner of war to be fired on in his presence 3. On or about 19 December 1944 in Stournont ordered a prisoner of war shot. , ' 4. On or about 19 December 1944 in Stoumoht, Belgium, permitted prisoners of war to be shot in his presence. 5. On or about 23 December 1944 in La Gleize ordered prisoners of war shot. 6. On or about 13 January 1945 at Petit Thier ordered a prisoner of war shot. 7. Was responsible for the shootings of prisoners of war and allied civilians by men of his regiment and battle group between 16 December 1944 and 13 January 1945. F'/Ndi N1 s: Se,vfe,A/ce: Court Room d c cne rnal··"ecy 1-:assoc 1 0 ·:rar Grines Tria l Defendant Col. ( 3S) Joach~m Pei ,er on .L.hL., _ • .1 ··rJ·- t·no'"'"J. _ ,.1.,_) ,J s Jc .....nd tostif ,.,rinr:.,J .._ in bis ovrn A 1 .c, b e h C.-.L • PLETZ IV~- - 1-13 Hans PLETZ, Unterscharfuehrer (Sgt. ) ft 1e. - 1 J> C;:c-r-Md ,v fr>e ,·c. L... Re.side.Nee : Scl-..o#'you cuv11,e Lec::.h, _ Tank Commander S S :ro l"\ 3 I Mei j I '1if3 foe/VJ.. Hq. Sec., 2nd Pz. Co., 1st En., 1st SS Pz. Regt., LSSAH The prosecution expects to prove that this accused: 1. On or about 19 December 1944 a t Stoumont, Belgium, fired on prisoners of war.
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