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- The Deutsche Volksliste (German People's List), a **** Party institution, aimed to classify inhabitants of ****-occupied territories (1939–1945) into categories...
- specific lists and registered people as ethnic Germans in the "Deutsche Volksliste". In the sixteenth century Vasili III invited small numbers of craftsmen...
- conquered nations. To determine who should be killed, Himmler created the Volksliste, a system of classification of people deemed to be of German blood. He...
- citizens were pressured to sign the Volksliste in order to avoid **** reprisals. About 1 million persons were on Volksliste groups 1 and 2 that included Polish...
- however, he considers this very low and is inclined to ****ume category III Volksliste were mobilized as much as males in the Old Reich, which leads to a maximum...
- The Volksliste had 4 categories. No. 1 and No. 2 were considered ethnic Germans, while No. 3 and No. 4 were ethnic Poles that signed the Volksliste. No...
- March 4, 1941, Himmler introduced the German People's List (Deutsche Volksliste), which intended to segregate the inhabitants of German-occupied territories...
- Witnesses ****cution of black people Kommandostab Reichsführer-SS Deutsche Volksliste Operation Reinhard Hegewald Posen speeches Himmler-Kersten Agreement Family...
- Czechoslovak po****tion. A West German analysis of the wartime Deutsche Volksliste by Alfred Bohmann (de) put the number of Polish nationals in the Polish...
- implementation of Generalplan Ost. Himmler's racial groupings began with the Volksliste, the classification of people deemed of German blood. These included Germans...