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Extracts from activitity reports of Wehrmacht Commander Southeast (List, Kuntze, and Loehr), February-August 1942, with enclosures and instructions, including anti-insurgent operations, reprisal killings, the killing of captured partisans, the transport of suspects to Norway for labor

NMT 7

Authors

Walter Kuntze (general; acting commander, southeast Europe (1941-42))

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Walter Kuntze

German General and Knight's Cross recipient

Born: 1883-02-23 (Pritzerbe Havelsee) (reason for preferred rank: most accurate value)
Died: 1960-04-01 (Detmold)
Country of citizenship: Germany
Occupation: military personnel
Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: defendant)
Military rank: General der Pioniere
Military branch: German Army (military unit: 12th Army; position held: commanding officer)
Place of detention: Nuremberg Court Prison (date: 1947-12-08)

Macher (lt. col., general staff officer, wehrmacht southeast (1942))

Macher

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Alexander Loehr (general, commander of wehrmacht southeast (1942-43); Army Group E (1943-44))

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Alexander Loehr

Austrian Air Force commander and German general

Born: 1885-05-20 (Drobeta-Turnu Severin)
Died: 1947-02-26 (Belgrade)
Country of citizenship: Austria
Occupation: military officer
Military rank: Generaloberst; colonel general
Military branch: Luftwaffe
Educated at: Theresian Military Academy
VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/52632036

Date: 28 February 1942

Literal Title: Activity Report of Section Ia for the period from 1.2 - 28.2.1942

Defendants: Hermann Foertsch, Walter Kuntze, Wilhelm List

Total Pages: 18

Language of Text: English

Evidence Code: NOKW-834

Exhibit Code: Prosecution 211

Document Book No: Prosecution 8

Citation: NMT 7 (page 742)

HLSL Item No.: 150222

Notes:The report for 4 July notes the change in command: List to Russian front, Kuntze to peacetime garrison, and General Loehr to become commander (in mid-August). Other extracts from NOKW 834 are presented in Kuntze document 45, exhibit 39, and document 72, exhibit 22.