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1941-10-23 Head of Anti-Jewish World League Paul Wurm: “Much Will Be Destroyed of The Jewish Vermin Through Special Measures”

Paul Wurm, the Foreign Editor of the Nazi propaganda newspaper Der Stürmer and head of the so-called "Anti-Jewish World League,"

1941-09-18 Clearing the Reich: Himmler’s Order for the Deportation of 60,000 German Jews to the Litzmannstadt (Łódź) Ghetto

On September 18, 1941, Heinrich Himmler sent a letter to Arthur Greiser, Gauleiter of the Warthegau, conveying Hitler's request that

1941-12-18 Himmler’s Notes from Hitler’s HQ: “Jewish Question | To Be Exterminated as Partisans”

On December 18, 1941, Heinrich Himmler recorded a meeting with Adolf Hitler at the Führerhauptquartier (Wolfsschanze) in his Diensttagebuch (service

1941-08-01 Nazi High-Level Meeting on Occupied Eastern Europe: 10,000 Jews liquidated in Lithuania

On August 1, 1941, Reich Minister Alfred Rosenberg led a high-level meeting to discuss the governance of Nazi-occupied territories in

1943-05-14 Nazi Fears of a Vatican Leak: Schellenberg Reports British Plans to Publicize Atrocities in Poland

In May 1943, Walter Schellenberg, head of RSHA Office VI (Ausland – SD-Ausland), informed the German Foreign Office of Britain’s

1944-05-05 The Feldscher Aktion Reveals the Decimation of Jewish Children in the Nazi-occupied East

The Feldscher Aktion, named after Swiss diplomat Peter Anton Feldscher, represented a significant diplomatic effort by the British government during

1944-10-18 Insights from RSHA Memo: Polish people “fear that they, similar to the Jewish people, are to be annihilated in their ethnic substance”

Memo by SS-Sturmbannführer Herbert Strickner, head of RSHA Department III (Volkstum, or Ethnicity), analyzing occupation policy from 1939 to 1944

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