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The Holocaust in the Soviet Unionby Edward Philip Dietrich
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- Hitler Planned a War of Annihilation
- The Massacres Started as soon as the Germans Invaded the Soviet Union
- After the Spectacular Success of Operation Barbarossa, Hitler Ordered the Acceleration of the Plan to Annihilate the Jews of Soviet Russia
- In Late July 1941, SS Units Started to Shoot Women and Children in Larger Numbers
- The Massacre in Zhitomir
- The Massacre in Chausey
- In August 1941, the Germans Started to Kill Children with One Jewish Parent or Grandparent
- The Wehrmacht Was Complicit in the Murder of Jewish Men, Women, and Children, but a Few Wehrmacht Officers Tried to Stop the Killings
- After Mid-August 1941, the Number of Victims in Each Killing Operation Increased from Thousands to Tens of Thousands
- The Massacre at Babi Yar
- Hitler Planned the Germanization of the East
- The Slutsk Massacre: The Nazis Started to Liquidate the Ghettos
- The Minsk Massacre: The Ghetto Was Completely Liquidated to Make Room for German Jews Who Were Deported to the East
- The World War and the Final Solution
- The Nazis Started to Torture Women and Children before Killing Them
- The Destruction of the Jews of Kharkov
- In January 1942, Hitler Publicly Announced His Plan to Exterminate All European Jews
- The Massacre at Dubno: Rescue, Resistance and Accountability
- The Voices of the Dead: Farwell Inscriptions on the Synagogue Walls in Kovel
- Remembrance
- Endnotes
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