Einsatzgruppe A, had 990 members. If we subtract from this the 172 vehicle drivers, 3 women employees, 51 interpreters, 3 teletypewriter operators and 8 radio operators, there are about 750 combatants left to use for the mass killings

and afterwards , anyone questioning the accuracy of the numbers was labeled as anti-semitic

to 15th October 1941, Einsatzgruppe A supposedly killed 125,000 Jews. Considering the fact that the mass murders first began in August the overwhelming ma- jority of the 125,000 victims, let us say 120,000, must have been killed in a period of ten weeks.

except if they claim the numbers were higher

@John Rebuttal no, because that number isn't being used to calculate the death toll, it's just Korherr's estimation for how many Jews were in the General Government at the time. What is used from the Korherr Report is his number for how many Jews were given "special treatment" in the camps in the GG and Warthegau, which are respectively 1274166 + 145301 = 1419467

So in ten weeks 750 people killed 125,000

In addition of finding them

Capturing them

@The_Don_73 why do you think those 172 vehicle drivers and 51 interpreters weren't also combatants

and the Einsatzgruppen didn't work alone

they had Wehrmacht members helping them too

The first paragraph was quoted from Hilbergs work

Lmao

Unless he’s wrong

http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-many-perpetrators-in-ussr-part_04.html

some years ago before bbc went totally crazy they made a documentary about the numbers.

i may watch it again

i respect your dedication to this topic , though @agag

thanks @John Rebuttal

i mean, in that i like when people know a subject well.

It’s seems to have a lack of numbers

any subject

How many individuals helped

OK, I found the actual part in Hilberg's book. It's on page 289. What you posted is not a direct quote.

Nowhere does Hilberg say that you should subtract these members from the overall number of people operating

Do you assert every person was a combatant

This does count indigenous units no?

probably not the female employees and the administration, but the rest I see no reason for them not to be combatants

As auxiliary

no this doesn't count indigenous units, this is the core Einsatzgruppen unit. Indigeneous units were additional to this

“They rounded the Lithuanians, Estonians, Latvians and Ukrainians as auxiliary police”

Maybe I’m missing something

But that say “auxiliary police” in the graph

oh, yes, the auxillary police included in that calculation are

but there were other indigenous people that assisted the Einsatzgruppen as well

Such as?

the holocaustcontroversies link I sent earlier talks about them

Which one

http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-many-perpetrators-in-ussr-part_04.html

Yeah I read that