Overview of the Einsatzgruppen
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- Published: 02 May 2010 02 May 2010
- Last Updated: 07 April 2012 07 April 2012
Naturally the brutal methods of the Einsatzgruppen made the people in the occupied territories more and more sympathetic to the partisans and thus made it all the harder for the Germans to protect their lines of communications.
Einsatzgruppen Chain of Command
ReichsSicherheitsHauptAmt (RSHA)
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Befehlshaber der Sipo under des SD-BdS
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Kommandeure der Sipo und des SD-KdS
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Einsatzgruppen
(400 - 1.000 men)
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Sonderkommandos or Vorkommandos
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Teil-Kommandos
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Befehlshaber der Sipo under des SD-BdS
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Kommandeure der Sipo und des SD-KdS
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Einsatzgruppen
(400 - 1.000 men)
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Sonderkommandos or Vorkommandos
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Teil-Kommandos
The men that made up the Einsatzgruppen came for various organisations, such as the Polizei (police), Waffen-SS and the Gestapo.
Einsatzgruppe A was made up as follows in October 1941:
Administration | 18 |
Auxiliary Police | 87 |
Females | 13 |
Gestapo | 89 |
Interpreters | 51 |
Kriminalpolizei | 41 |
Motorcyclists | 172 |
Ordnungspolizei | 133 |
Radio operators | 8 |
Sicherheitsdienst | 35 |
Teletype operators | 3 |
Waffen-SS | 340 |