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During World War II, the ****
German Einsatzkommandos were a sub-group of the
Einsatzgruppen (mobile
killing squads) – up to 3,000 men
total – usually...
- to
choose personnel for the task
forces and
their subgroups,
called Einsatzkommandos, from
among educated people with
military experience and a
strong ideological...
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Einsatzkommando Finnland was a
German paramilitary unit
active in
northern Finland and
northern Norway during World War II,
while Finland was fighting...
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Afrika Korps had
conquered Egypt and
moved into
Mandatory Palestine.
Einsatzkommandos ("deployment commandos") were
paramilitary death squads that operated...
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wearing their special protective gear and
carrying their weapons.
Mobile Einsatzkommandos (MEK)
operate hand-in-hand with the SEKs.
These plain-clothed units...
- headquarters:
Sonderkommando 7a,
Einsatzkommandos 13 and 14, and zb-V
Kommandos 15, 27, and 29. Of these,
Einsatzkommandos 13 and 14 and zb-V
Kommando 27...
- The Ulm
Einsatzkommando trial (1958) was the
first major trial of ****
crimes under West
German law (rather than by an
international or
military tribunal)...
- EKO
Cobra (Austrian German:
Einsatzkommando Cobra; "Task
Force Cobra") is a
police tactical unit of the
Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior. EKO...
- was a
German SS-Untersturmführer and
Gestapo officer, a
member of an
Einsatzkommando,
based first in Lwów,
Poland (today Lviv, Ukraine), and
later in Drohobycz...
- Poland, he
served as one of four
captains of the
mobile killing squads (
Einsatzkommandos)
within Einsatzgruppe I, led by SS-Brigadeführer
Bruno Streckenbach...
