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March 25th, 2009, 03:24 PM #1Things Merchants need to do
1. Find out the addresses of their affiliates from the networks they are on
States (like NY) don't just have a State tax, they have local taxes. Merchants need to find out if they need to collect the local taxes in addition to the State tax, and this would require knowing what affiliates live in which tax districts, in addition to matching up that information with their sales delivery addresses.
Merchants need to know what states they need to start gathering information from in order to comply with the internet sales tax laws. They can't do that without at the very least the State and ZipCode that their affiliates live in AND have their business located in (if they are different, both locations constitute nexus)
2. Find out which of their products are subject to sales tax in which states.
Different items are taxed at different rates or not at all in some states and absolutely taxed in other. Some items also have times of the year when no sales tax is charged.
3. Approach their state legislators with the following information:
a. The tax laws need to be simplified if they expect small to medium sized businesses to be able to code their shopping carts, collect the appropriate taxes and do the necessary reporting to the states.
b. How can a company refute the existence of nexus? The laws for each state clearly say that the sales that create nexus are from affiliates in that state that are delivered in that state. What an accounting nightmare this is for probably 90% of the merchants that have affiliate programs! If the merchant can't figure this out, how will the government plan to do it? Ask your legislator.
c. Is the state in question prepared to make easy online reporting available, as well as tax tables coded for every shopping cart that is currently online so that merchants have the technical tools to add this information to their shopping carts and online ecommerce stores?
Merchants need to make it clear to the states that instead of collecting taxes in 15 states, they will close their affiliate programs and possibly their entire online businesses, which will lose the states jobs, income tax, the sales tax from the items that the people without income won't be able to purchase. The states don't understand the impact unless the people it will impact (merchants and affiliates) TELL the states exactly what will happen if they pass the laws without making changes to the tax codes to make them simpler to collect and remit taxes.
Merchants need to approach the states with step by step questions on how the State plans to assist the merchants with complying with these updated tax laws, maybe with this approach the legislators will take a minute to think about the number of people they are affecting adversely instead of the perceived dollars they stand to gain.
As Haiko has stated in other threads, this is coming, what we need to do is make sure that the merchants ARE ACTUALLY ABLE to comply and that the states realize that other changes need to be made to their tax codes to make this workable.
Feel free to add to this list.Deborah Carney
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Michael Bisping: 'I'm Expected to Lose' at UFC 199, Pressure Is on Luke Rockhold
When Michael Bisping faces Luke Rockhold in the UFC 199 headliner on Saturday, it will have been nearly a decade since "The Count" made his Octagon debut at "The Ultimate Fighter 3" finale.
During that time, Bisping has emerged as one of the most recognizable figures within the Las Vegas-based promotion, an oft-loathed figure for his perceived villain persona by fans and a popular call-out target for fighters looking to propel themselves to a more prominent status in the sport. Through the years, a title shot always seemed to be just out of reach. Bisping would seemingly be one fight away from a chance at glory, only to fall painfully short again and again.
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Photo by Terminal F
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This interview was featured in the March/April issue of Sinical. Print and digital copies can be purchased here.
Sinical Magazine: This is your third set and cover for Sinical. Can you talk about this photo series?
Sister Sinister: Yes! It's very cool that this will be my third cover of Sinical Magazine. Thank you for having me again. These photos are actually taken in a corner of my office. We have this amazing old vinyl player/radio and I always wanted to take some pictures including it. I chose to layer a few pieces for this shoot, combining both latex, sheer fabrics, body harness, choker, corset and of course nylons. I wanted to keep it a little bit dark and moody but still glamorous. There are many many more photos from this set and they will later be up on my website.
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Sinical Magazine: You've relocated from Sweden to Germany. What caused this relocation?
Sister Sinister: I was in Germany for a photo shoot and by accident met a person who I got along with very well and that has a lot of experience in marketing, artist, and business development. We decided to go in to business together and as I have more work in Germany than in Sweden it just made sense to relocate to where I have better opportunities for work and also it would be easier for us to build up our company together. Other than that Germany is pretty great in general! Especially if you like beer, which I do.
Sinical Magazine: Aside from modeling, you are also a photographer. Can you talk about how you became interested in this?
Sister Sinister: That's right. I actually do a fair bit of photography and also video these days. Especially for my company but also other clients. I was helping out a lot as a light assistant in the beginning of my modelling career which helped me understand that part of photography pretty well from the beginning. I would often also edit my own photos that I shot with my in house photographer at the time so to take the step to explore more of the photography side just came naturally to me. There was also many times that I had ideas I wanted to try or a specific image in my head I wanted to create and didn't have someone around who could help me, so I ended up starting with self-portraits to make my ideas come to life and learned a lot that way. After that as I was working with designers to take product pictures for their web shops and promotion material and so on I would usually end up shooting that myself as well. It was just quicker, more convenient and I could make sure to deliver the material on time. Then I started shooting other models now and then, mostly friends who were patient and we already had a good relationship and were comfortable with each other. That helped me grow my confidence on the other side of the lens and now I really enjoy doing photography work of all sorts.
Sinical Magazine: What type of equipment and lighting do you like to use?
Sister Sinister: When I started I didn't really have so much equipment to play with so I learnt how to get good pictures with not so many lights and my first camera was a Canon 1000D. I still prefer to keep it fairly simple and I love to shoot outside and use natural light when i can. These days I shoot with a Canon 5D Mark III. I use my old trusted Elinchrome flashes, and I could never live with out my beauty dish!
Sinical Magazine: Do you have any influences photography-wise?
Sister Sinister: There are many photographers who I look up to and that have inspired me during the years. I wouldn't say that my work is in any way like theirs and you couldn't look at my pictures and think "Aaah, that's inspired by THAT photographer". But I admire the work of for example Annie Leibovitz, Helmut Newton, David LaChapelle, and I often return to admire the work of Nicolas Guerin. But there are so many talented people out there and so many gorgeous images to be inspired by.
Sinical Magazine: Can you talk about Terminal F? What inspired this project?
Sister Sinister: Well basically Terminal F is just a part of my company. But Terminal F was created partly because many models, like the ones we feature on Terminal F have a lot of great content and massive amounts of people following and admiring their work. But there was not really a good platform for them to display it so we wanted to create a place online were people can get so much more to see from their favourite models. And of course this will also help them finance their continuing modelling work as they work really hard and we want them to get something more out of it that can help them create more great art. Anyone can join Terminal F for free, but you can also choose get unlimited access to your favourite models content by getting a subscription to support them. We have our main models that have their personal zones on the site, like Starfucked, Psylocke, Kay Morgan, Lotte Groeneweg, MadMoiselle Peachy, and of course myself. But we also want to open up new and more possibilities for other models and even photographers, so therefore we have a guest section were we regularly feature the work of both models and photographers from all around the world. Whenever I spoke to models about the role of a model in our business in general, it turned out, that almost everybody is very passionate about shooting pictures and promoting themselves. We as models and also photographers invest a lot of time and money in our art. Some models even have hundred thousands if not millions of fans. Of course, companies like to advertise their products by using photos and names of models. But unfortunately I very often hear that models, although they work really hard, don't make any profit. This is why I have my company designed to be an agency. Together with copyright-law professionals we want to raise awareness that every artistic person, model or photographer, always have rights to the art they create. We have during the last year created strategies that will help models and photographers to get a share of the profit that is made with their images without the danger of loosing customers. Besides this, there are many media companies that just use model's material without having the permission to do so. We want to raise awareness and change this for a more fair future. Again I want to invite anybody interested to get in touch with us, I am sure that we can support a lot of artists out there.
Sinical Magazine: How much content is on the Terminal F website?
Sister Sinister: There is already quite a lot! The site has been online for a little under a month now, but already we have over 800 exclusive high quality photos online, over 30 minutes of HD video entertainment and a whole lot of exclusive private pictures from our models. And there will be so much more. We are very happy to be able to update the site almost daily with new material. And we have so many plans for the future of really cool stuff to add to the site. Like VR photos and video for example. You don't want to miss that!
Sinical Magazine: Do you have any other projects you would like to mention?
Sister Sinister: Other than Terminal F and the agency I have a few other projects going as well. From designing my own fashion to building my own new photography and film studio. These are very exciting and time consuming things. I also have some exciting photo jobs coming up both as a model and photographer, and even some of them abroad in nice warm countries. I will keep you updated on my projects and show you when I have some finished results. Don't hesitate to contact me, anyone who would like to work with Terminal F, or book me for your own projects. Thanks for having me Sinical Magazine! |
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Goliath's release Young Exotic Beauties is a small hardcover book. The book is 144 pages and features 140 color photos. The dimensions of the book are 5.5" x 8.5" - 14,5 x 21,5 cm.
The introduction is presented in several languages: English, French, Dutch, Spanish, and Italian.
In the introduction, Doc Goliath discusses how at age 16, Richard Lopez, shot his cousin Ariana in a tiny bikini. This caused a scandal in the Lopez family. Today and many years later, he still photographs beautiful women in South America, wearing tight bikinis. He photographs them in an unconventional and almost "amateurish" way.
The locations in the book are primarily beach settings, poolsides, and other outdoor settings near the water. Some shots were taken around dusk, while others were shot during the daytime at outdoor locations. The lighting is naturalistic with some flash fill. The flash lighting is more noticeable in the dusk photos. The models wear bikinis, then appear topless, and fully nude in later photos in an individual series. There is a mixture of friendly facial expressions where the model is smiling and more sultry, sexy looks. There is good use of shallow depth of field and background seperation.
My favorite photo sets are on pages 90-95 (Stefi), 102-107 (Verunka), and 134-139 (Denisse).
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Shannon Brooke is primarily a Northern Cali based photographer focusing on commercial portraiture. Shooting everything from fashion to portraiture to music and advertising, her diversity is endless. For over a decade, she has worked with some of the most talented models, celebrities, and designers in the alternative industry. Her images have been published internationally on the covers of over 100 publications, and she recently started an office out of Sacramento, California. Previously a lead photographer at West Coast Choppers and Hot Topic, Inc., she is now a full time freelancer working on her own publications.
Sinical Magazine: Can you talk about your collaboration with Working Class Publishing on the book "Girls"?
Shannon Brooke: My most cherished collaboration in my career so far has been with WCP. They have made my lifetime goal a reality, and "Girls" was just as important to them as it was to me. It was my first solo publication, and I was their first signed author. Together, we obsessed over the details and we learned so much about making a beautiful picture book. They treat me like an artist they truly care about, not just another artist to make money off of. (If that makes sense!) They are loyal, honest, and extremely patient. I tend to be very picky about details and final picture output quality, and WCP was willing to work with me through all my crazy choices. So much that we will be collaborating again on a book this year!
Sinical Magazine: What type of equipment are you currently working with? Have you experimented with any new technology?
Shannon Brooke: Actually, I have been taking away more and more technical, and adding more natural light. If I can light with anything but strobes at the moment, I am jumping on the opportunity. I just lit the new Pleaser Pinup Couture Shoe campaign with old hollywood style hot lights. (actually a single powerful hot light) The campaign should be released this month starring models Gia Genevieve and Vintage Vandal.
Model: Bo Vixxen
Makeup and hair by Jasmine Cardenas
Wardrobe by Dainty Rascal
Sinical Magazine: Have you come across any art or movies that have inspired you recently?
Shannon Brooke: Movies always inspire me! I love a good glamour image mixed with some gore or horror, so Neon Demon was a great new movie to get inspired from...visually. Also, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. (Yes, I just watched that movie for the first time this year. What an amateur!) I also just did a shoot inspired by Beyonce's music video "Why Don't You Love Me?" Which was heavily inspired by Bettie Page.
Sinical Magazine: How much preparation goes into your shoots?
Shannon Brooke: It depends. Sometimes I storyboard an entire shoot: poses, wardrobe, makeup and hair, composition...it could take a week! Other times I show up and know exactly what I wanna shoot when I get there and see the setting and natural light. I work very well both ways. Prepared and on the fly.
Model: Ginny Rosewater
Make up by Maddie Groshek
Hair by Tiffany Raelene\
Sinical Magazine: How do you approach a black and white photo set as opposed to an indoor/color set?
Shannon Brooke: It depends on the tone separation in the actual setting. Sometimes shooting black and white is a better bet if I'm at a higher ISO or if the colors are not popping enough. I can always add black and white filters to add tonal range. I love infrared filters and red/green filters to add tonal range.
Sinical Magazine: What are the stories behind some of the photos in this layout?
Shannon Brooke: Bo Vixxen's shoot was shot way late in the day, and I only had maybe 30 minutes to get the few shots you see here. Totally worth it, because the light was so pretty before sunset. All natural. The Pontiac in the photo was perfect, except for the fact that we couldn't close the hood properly! haha, the joy of shooting old cars...
Twistin' Bangs shot in the mid century modern home with the dramatic cry makeup was inspired by the Beyonce video "Why Don't You Love Me?" Also, that home was perfectly styled, one of the most beautiful MCM homes I have ever seen and shot in. Huge thanks to Katie Monachos for letting us shoot in her stellar home.
Model: Jenna Sue
Makeup & Hair by Bonnie Holly
Sinical Magazine: Can you talk about your other favorite camera subject: hot rods?
Shannon Brooke: Honestly, I don't know anything about hot rods. But I can light and shoot them with a girl like nobodies business! There is just something sexy about the lines of a car matching the curvy lines of a woman's body that just speaks to me. Also, I love vintage styling, and what could be a better prop than a vintage classic in the background?
Sinical Magazine: What projects are you working on for 2017?
Shannon Brooke: My next book will be released this April at Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender #20. Hot Rod and Moto- inspired work! Also, I ended my 2016 with a huge bang! After years of being inspired by pinup and burlesque queen, Dita Von Teese, I got to shoot her in her lovely home December 30th, 2016. Definitely a milestone, and I can't wait to share what this "glamour mission" entailed.
Check out my website www.shannonbrookeimagery.net or www.workingclasspublishing.com for details about my new book.|
Model: Carol
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Chas Ray Krider's photographs are part of a tradition of erotic art that employs exaggeration, mystery and the guilty pleasures of voyeurism. His photographs are about the forms employed in narrative based erotic art. Chas Ray's work is widely exhibited and published, including three solo books, Motel Fetish by TASCHEN in 2002, 2nd edition 2012, Do Not Disturb by La Musardine of Paris, 2007 and most recently Dirty Rendezvous by Goliath Books of Berlin, 2014.
Sinical Magazine: In 2016, Lorenzo Eroticolor designed a Motel Fetish themed posters. Can you talk about this collaboration?
Chas Ray Krider: Lorenzo Eroticolor is a French poster designer based in Paris and is widely known across Europe for his motorcycle themed poster imagery. We have a mutual friend who introduced us several years ago. Via the internet we came to appreciate each other's work. In 2013 I organized a group fashion themed show in my studio under the banner of The Invisible Gallery. The show included Lorenzo, LA photographer Charley Gallay aka Photo Ray Gun Mambo, and myself. Lorenzo designed a marvelous poster for the show. This was our first collaboration. Recently I had to give up my long time studio due to raising rent. Being forced out brought closure to Motel Fetish. A local gallery hosted one last hurrah exhibition for the Motel work. Lorenzo designed a Motel Fetish commemorative poster based on one of photographs (the poster is available at chasraykrider.com.
Sinical Magazine: What is it about fetish clothing that you find more intriguing than shooting a fully nude women?
Chas Ray Krider: What did Helmut Newton say? Something like, I'm paraphrasing, "without some article of clothing the woman is naked. Wearing high heels she is nude, not naked. So there you have it. I'm not so interested in the unclothed body as pure form. I think the adorned body can heighten the sexual experience in a poetic way, that is to say… fetish. I like images that have a certain level of strangeness. Fetish helps achieve that end.
Sinical Magazine: You created an interesting photo of a girl holding a cucumber. Can you talk about the story behind this image and some of the other images in this layout?
Chas Ray Krider: Good question. The woman in the photo is Isola. She's Columbus based and has been my go-to model of the last two years. One day she said she would like to do a cookbook of phallus foods. That sounded totally absurd to me, so naturally I went for it. We made a list of phallic shaped foods, then we proceeded to make an series of photographs over several months, hence the cucumber. Isola is also the model raking leaves in girdle and stocking. This image is another absurd idea with humorous intent. It was shot on the same day as Isola standing at the top of a stairway.
Design by Lorenzo Eroticolor
Sinical Magazine: What made you decide to move on from the "Motel Fetish" theme?
Chas Ray Krider: I was fortunate to have three books published on the Motel theme. In order not to repeat myself I went in the opposite direction, a more stripped-down minimal set. The two photos in this Sinical layout of the model Kristen, in an orange and yellow slip, are from my effort to move away from motel theme interior setup. Carpet, lamp light…. all gone.
Sinical Magazine: How did your "Last Motel Fetish" show go?
Chas Ray Krider: Like all art shows, "they came, they saw, they left." Just joking. It was nice turnout of models, collectors and long time friends who appreciate the work. In addition to the print exhibition, to further the evening's entertainment, I staged what I call Motel Vivant. Motel Vivant is a take off on classic tableau vivant. Tableau vivant is usually a painting staged using live models to depict the painting in 3D. In Motel Vivant I build a motel set, with carpet, lamps and furniture in a public space. Two models were in the space in full motel regalia; girdles, panties, stockings, etc. The models are passively present in the set and do not interact with the audience. The effect is a still photograph come to life.
Sinical Magazine: Can you talk about your work with Goliath Books?
Chas Ray Krider: Miki Bunge of Goliath was great to work with. The image selection, sequencing and overall editing process went very smoothly. If I may digress, the books Motel Fetish and Do Not Disturb are both narratives. Image selection and sequence were crucial to get the narrative across. By the time I worked with Goliath my personal narrative had broken down. With the ending of narrative I was able to give up the need to control. Goliath and I agree on the image selection. I pretty much left the image sequencing up to Goliath. The initial layout was fine with good pairings. I must say the printing and reproductions in Dirty Rendezvous are excellent. I am totally satisfied with how the book turned out.
Model: Ludella Hahn
Sinical Magazine: You had to give up your studio space last year. Where you currently conducting photo shoots at?
Chas Ray Krider: At present I'm somewhere between hiatus and limbo. My former studio space, an old store front, I managed to hold onto for more than twenty years. Having space was very conducive to the motel work, everything I needed was at my fingertips… props, furniture, rolls of carpet, a basement full of lamps, everything needed to construct a variety of motel sets. Most important, the studio allowed privacy. Now without the space I'm forced to be more inventive, investigate a different approach. Now I use spaces where I can find them; friends' studios, rented motel rooms, I have a mini space at home.
Sinical Magazine: Are you still working with the same photography equipment? Have you experimented with any new technology?
Chas Ray Krider: When it comes to equipment I'm fairly low tech and not heavily invested. I used a Canon 5D ll. Mainly I use modified hot lights. I like to keep it simple. I have a strobe lighting system which I seldom use. I'm only interested in the image and the idea behind it. With technical advances I guess I'm old school, soon to be very old school.
Sinical Magazine: Steve Diet Goedde has stated that he has slowed down the pace of his work and experimented with different camera formats. What inspires you to keep creating images, these days? What projects are you working on for 2017?
Chas Ray Krider: Like Steve I've slowed the pace of producing new photographs. I can appreciate his efforts in experimenting with different camera formats. I've found that changing up cameras can change the physical feeling towards composition and interaction with the subject. What keeps me creating images? I don't feel compelled to make new images as I once did. The situation being I have more images than can be used, a lot of good work that may never be seen. Again, like Steve and other photographers that have been at it for quite awhile we have the luxury of picking and choosing when we make new images. What I'm most interested in at this time is integrating text and words with photographs. I'm inspired by my own past work to write. For example I'm currently writing short stories based on my photos. The stories are fictionalized of accounts of events that happen while making various photos, including dialogue I had with models. To give the stories other voices I have been asking models I have worked with to contribute their memories and feelings about out sessions which I can then integrate into the stories. I can envision an annotated Motel Fetish. While I'm making new photos at a slower pace, I'm working just as much as I push into different areas of creativity. If I have a goal for this years in would be to publish, most likely self publish, a book comprised of short stories, images and antidotes from behind the scenes.
Model: Isola
Sinical Magazine: You've stated in the past that you were a fan of Hitchcock, film noir, and surrealism. Have you seen any films or TV shows that you've found inspiring or interesting?
Chas Ray Krider: Yes, Hitchcock, film noir, and surrealism have long shaped my work. While film noir and surrealism are past styles of art they are states of mind which are still present. I feel they are vital today, at least for me. I have jokingly said "I'm a modern man trapped in a post-modern world." I guess now it would be in a post post-modern world. TV shows? Not so much inspiring but I do have my favorites. I did Breaking Bad then segued into Better Call Saul. I followed The Preacher. Off and on I watch The Walking Dead although I have no use for zombies. I watch TCM -- keeping up with the past is a full time job. I have resisted streaming knowing I will spend more time passively watching. I await the return of Twin Peaks.
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To finalize your project, you will need to do two things: The first is to copy your image into the project hand-in folder. Make sure that it is a Photoshop file, not a Camera RAW file. Secondly, you will need to fill out the following evaluation. You can complete it digitally by downloading the file linked below and then print it out when you have finishedd. You can also print it out first and fill it out by hand. Both the evaluation and the photograph are due by Friday.
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On August 10th, the Wilmington Star did a feature story on local surfer and Carolina Beach resident, Zac Adair. What made the surfing story stand out is that Mr. Adair is blind. He was injured in an auto accident four years ago while in Nags Head, NC.
Today, with the help of his girlfriend, he has overcome obvious obstacles and is back riding the waves he loves so much.
His story inspires us all and makes us truly appreciate the human spirit.
The accompanying 5 minute video (larger screen) is beautifully composed and features background music by Mr. Adair.


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A second suspect was charged with murder as a hate crime Friday in the death of an Ecuadorean man who had been walking arm-in-arm with his brother before being hit with a baseball bat and kicked by men shouting anti-Hispanic and anti-gay slurs.
Police had released a video showing Keith Phoenix, 28, grinning as he paid a bridge toll on Dec. 7 at 3:47 a.m., 19 minutes after real estate broker Jose Sucuzhanay and his brother were attacked in Brooklyn. A $22,000 reward had been offered for information leading to his capture.
Phoenix was found hiding in an apartment of a woman who knew his ex-girlfriend, said Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly. Detectives had been to several locations in New York and Connecticut looking for him, and were told he might be at the home in suburban Yonkers where he was found.
Police and prosecutors said Sucuzhanay was attacked as he was walking arm-in-arm with his brother to keep warm on the cold night.
"This horrible act appears to have been fueled by a deadly combination of ethnic and homophobic prejudice," said Mayor Michael Bloomberg, speaking at a City Hall news conference on the arrest.
Bloomberg said in Spanish that victims of hate crimes should not fear reporting the attacks. He said he hoped the arrests provided some measure of comfort to Sucuzhanay's family.
The other suspect, Hakim Scott, 25, pleaded not guilty Thursday to second-degree murder as a hate crime. If convicted, he could face 25 years to life in prison. Phoenix was arrested on charges of second-degree murder as a hate crime and was expected to be arraigned Saturday.
The attack ignited outrage from New York to Ecuador, sparking demonstrations around the city. On Thursday, community members gathered at the spot where Sucuzhanay was beaten.
Before the street attack, Sucuzhanay, 31, and his brother, Romel, had attended a church party and stopped at a bar. Phoenix and Scott had also come from a party and were weaving through residential streets in a maroon SUV en route to the Bronx.
Police said Phoenix and Scott were sitting at a red light when they came upon the brothers. The groups "exchanged words." Then Scott got out of the SUV, hit Jose Sucuzhanay with a beer bottle and chased Romel Sucuzhanay with it, separating the brothers, Kelly said.
Phoenix grabbed an aluminum baseball bat from the vehicle and "savagely beat Jose about his shoulders, ribs and back until he fell to the pavement," Kelly said.
Romel Sucuzhanay ran and called police.
The attack left Jose Sucuzhanay in a coma. He died several days later as his mother was en route from their native Ecuador to see him. He was buried in Ecuador.
Investigators used information from witnesses about the SUV's license plate to trace the vehicle to Phoenix's girlfriend, who wasn't involved in the attack, Kelly said. They linked Phoenix to the SUV using information from an Oct. 20, 2008, accident report; he was driving it at the time, police said. It's the same vehicle shown in the video released Thursday.
Relatives of the victims were at City Hall on Friday, but declined to speak to reporters.
"It's very painful for them," said their attorney, Jose Garcia, but he added that they "feel some relief with the capture of the second alleged perpetrator."
The attack on Sucuzhanay came about a month after another Ecuadorean immigrant, Marcelo Lucero, was stabbed to death in Patchogue, on Long Island. Prosecutors said seven teenagers charged in that assault had set out to find a Hispanic person to attack.
Lucero's mother and brother, Rosario and Joselo, attended the rally Thursday in support of Sucuzhanay's family.
"We don't deserve treatment like that," Joselo Lucero said. "They have to stop the hate."
Associated Press Writer Sara Kugler contributed to this report.


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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)
In landmark ruling, trans woman can sue under Americans with Disabilities ActFriday, May 19, 2017This is huge.
World Health Organization considers major change to transgender statusSaturday, July 30, 2016"The terminology is difficult because nobody likes anything....we could call this 'happy unicorns dancing by the edge of the stream' and there'd be an objection to it."
Robert Spitzer, psychiatrist who shed light on homosexuality, diesSunday, December 27, 2015Dr. Robert Spitzer — a psychiatrist who played a leading role in establishing agreed-upon standards to describe mental disorders and eliminating homosexuality's designation as a pathology — died Friday in Seattle.
Calif. man sues doctor for listing homosexuality as a 'chronic condition'Tuesday, August 12, 2014LOS ANGELES -- A California man las filed a lawsuit against his doctor and a Southern California healthcare network, saying they ignored his request to remove a notation from his medial records describing "homosexual behavior" as…
American Psychiatric Association to remove term 'gender identity disorder' from manualMonday, December 3, 2012ARLINGTON, Va. -- The American Psychiatric Association has voted to eliminate the term "gender identity disorder" and replace it with "gender dysphoria" when diagnosing people who are transgender.


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Aug 12, 2011 - 3:23 pm
My 65 year young mom has been fighting stage IV PPC for over 2 years, in nearly non-stop chemo(she had one 3 month break).
She was stable on various chemos over the past year or so. Once her cancer started to show progression, her chemo was changed to gemzar, cisplatin, and avastin. She has had 3 rounds, or 9 weeks of this combo. Today's CAT Scan and CA125 showed IMPROVEMENT! Not just stability, but improvement! Plus, Mom is feeling better.
This is the best news ever. I hope all of you have this type of news asap!
Aug 12, 2011 - 3:40 pm
Really pleased for you and your mum, hope she continues to feel better, perhaps the new chemo is going to work wonders for her
Love to you both X
Aug 12, 2011 - 6:52 pm
What fantastic news. Sometimes we think that the only way is down with our cancer. It is so lovely to readthat your mum's new chemo regime is improving her quality of life which must give her and you such peace of mind.
Improvement is the best thing you can hear and I only hope it continues this way.
Love Tina
Aug 15, 2011 - 3:25 am
Aug 19, 2011 - 7:04 am
Just proof that when one chemo stops working, there is always the option of trying another.
Thank you for the news and I'm hoping for continual shrinkage!
Best wishes,


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Ho ho ho! Happy weekend friends! Today is a super fun day…it's time to showcase your fabulous Christmas projects!
Toni, Carrie and Holly over at Design Dazzle have been hosting their 4th annual Christmas Wonderful series over the past few weeks. This is a fantastic series of Christmas ideas from several bloggers, which also included my Peppermint Bark! So to celebrate this magical Christmas season, we thought it would be great to have one big giant link party, because we know YOU have some awesome ideas to share too!
Simply link up your project below, which will show up on all of the 20+ blogs participating in our link party! Feel free to link up new projects as well as any past projects that you want to share. At the end of our link party (December 14th), we're going to feature some of our favorite Christmas ideas!
The following amazing blogs are participating in our Christmas Wonderful link party:
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1. Introduction and Explanation of General Gouvernement
2. German Government in the Lublin District
3. Senior S.S. at Lublin - Majdanek
4. Majdanek Staff (including Women)
5. Majdanek Company Commanders & Stormtroopers
6. Majdanek Block Leaders & Guards
7. S.S. at Lipowa 7 - Lublin
8. S.S. at Lublin Airfield Labor Camp
9. S.S. in Lublin
10. Gendarmerie Battalion Gresser and Schwieger
11. Police Battalion 101 & Dirlewanger Brigade
12. Other Units Involved in the Aktion Erntefest
13. S.S. in Biskupice & Piaski
14. S.S. at Belzec
15. S.S. at Budzyn
16. S.S. in Chelm
17. S.S. in Cycow
18. S.S. at Dorohucza
19. S.S. in Hrubieszow
20. S.S. in Izbica
21. S.S. at Janiszow
22. S.S. in Krasnik & Janow Lubelski
23. S.S. in Krasnystaw
24. S.S. in Krasnobrod
25. S.S. in Lubartow
26. S.S. in Niedrzwica Duza
27. S.S. at Osowa
28. S.S. in Parczew & Radzyn Podlaski
29. S.S. at Poniatowa
30. S.S. at Pulawy
31. S.S. in Rejowiec
32. S.S. in Sawin
33. S.S. at Sobibor
34. S.S. in Tomaszow Lubelski
35. S.S. at Trawniki
36. S.S. in Tyszowce
37. S.S. in Wlodawa
38. S.S. in Wysokie
39. S.S. in Zaklikow & Modliborzyce
40. S.S. in Zamosc
41. Additional Resources
Below is a list of the S.S. men and women at the Majdanek Concentration Camp and in Lublin, Poland where
Majdanek was located. Those who died prior to 1950 have a notation after their name with their cause of death.
Those without any comment below survived without receiving any significant punishment for their crimes.
This site also has data on Nazis at Belzec, Sobibor, and smaller camps like Poniatowa and Dorohucza.
This remains an incomplete listing. According to "Auschwitz" by Aleksander Lasik, there were
6,800 S.S. men and 200 S.S. women who served at Majdanek between 1940 and 1945. There
were 4,4481 S.S. men and 71 S.S. women upon liquidation of the Majdanek camp.
Those below followed by an asterisk (*) are still missing today.
Please contact us if you have any added information.
Hans Frank became the Nazi's supreme administrative authority in the Lublin district. Each area in Lublin district had its own district
chief (later called Gouverneur), in charge of their jurisdiction. Frank's administration had 12 governmental departments, each headed
by a civil servant. Large cities were ruled by a mayor (Stadthauptmann). District chief of Lublin Ernst Zoerner eventually grew the
German administration in Lublin district to more than 700 Nazis. On 9 November 1939, Heinrich Himmler appointed Odilo Globocnik the
S.S. and Police Leader in the Lublin district of the General Government territory. At a two hour meeting with Himmler on 13 October
1941, Globocnik received verbal approval to start construction work on the Belzec extermination camp, the first of its kind. Globocnik
continued in his position, the chief exterminator of the Jews, until August 1943, when he was succeeded by Jakob Sporrenberg. In
November, 1943, Sporrenberg and F. Wilhelm Krueger organized the Operation "Harvest Festival" (Aktion Erntefest), which effectively
removed almost all Jews from the Lublin district via mass extermination. The ten counties of the district were: Lublin (Land), Pulawy,
Radzyn, Biala Podlaska, Chelm, Hrubieszow, Zamosc, Bilgoraj, Janow Lubelski, and Krasnystaw. Lublin and Chelm had German
mayors appointed. Those with a ~ symbol after their name are confirmed as participating in Aktion Erntefest, the murders of
more than 43,000 Jews on Nov. 3-4, 1943. This action was ordered as revenge for the Jewish escapes from Treblinka and Sobibor.
Josef Buhler - executed
Georg Karl "Carl" Claus*
Fritz Cuhorst*
Curt Englaender
Ludwig Fischer - hanged
Hans Frank - hanged
Georg Hartig
Hans Heinrich Hasse
Fritz Heinecke
unknown Jache*
unknown Muth*
Herbert Naumann*
Ernst Fritz Reuter
Friedrich Fritz Sauermann
Friedrich Schmidt
Roland Seeberg-Elverfeldt
Arthur Seyss-Inquart - hanged
Franz Stanglica - died in unknown circumstances
Richard Turk
Karl Vielweib - killed in 1944
Erich Waizenegger
Richard Wendler
Emil Ziegenmayer*
Ernst Zorner*
Lower Level Government:
Karol Ceipek (Zeipek)*
Hans Damrau
Wilhelm Engler
Alfred Kipke
Ludwig Losacker
Ernst Schluter
Fritz Schmiege
Leaders of the Order Police (BdO):
Herbert Becker*
Karl Riege*
Rudolf Friedrich Muller*
Gerhard Winkler*
Hans Dietrich Grunwald*~
Emil Hoering*
Other government officials are listed here.
Senior Nazis at Lublin-Majdanek
According to Max Chichotski, the Aktion Reinhard commanders of Odilo Globocnik included:
Hermann Kintrup, Ernst Lerch, Fritz Magill, Johannes Mueller, and George Wippern.
Werner Blankenburg (buried as Bieleke)
Wilhelm Josef Blum - died in 1948
Viktor Brack - died in 1948
Kurt Claasen (aka Kutschera)*
Hermann Dolp - killed before 1946
Albert Drechsel*
Reinhold Feix
Peter Feistritzer - died in 1947
Kurt Franz - life imprisonment
Philipp Freund*
(Executed 14,000 Jews at KL Lublin-Majdanek on Sept. 2, 1943)
Amon Leopold Goth - hanged
Odilo Globocnik~ - committed suicide
Gustav Hanelt*
Karl Helletsberger*
Gottlieb Hering - died of illness
Hugo Herzog*
Andreas Hoffman - 12 years imprisonment
Hermann Hofle~ - committed suicide
Helmut Kallmeyer
Hans Kammler*
Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Koppe
Friedrich Wilhelm Kruger~ - committed suicide
Erwin Lambert - 4 years imprisonment
Herbert Lange - died in 1945
Jurgen Lassman*~
Ernst Lerch~
Max Meierhofer*
Georg Michalsen (aka Michalczyk) - 12 years imprisonment
Josef Willi Obermeier*
Johann Offermann (nickname Hans) - 5 years imprisonment
Friedrich Plob (Ploeb)*
Friedel Rau*
Dr. Friedrich Rainer - executed
Franz Reichleitner - killed in Italy
Erwin Richard Rokita - 5 years imprisonment
Johann Schwarzenbacher~ - killed by partisans in Trieste
Jakob Sporrenberg~ - hanged
Franz Stangl - life imprisonment
Karl Streibel~
Richard Thomalla - executed by Russian Secret Service
Karl Herbert Ulbrich*
Reinhold von Mohrenschildt*
Christian Wirth~ - killed by Jewish partisans
Majdanek Personnel
Senior Staff:
Alfons Bentele*
Hermann Florstedt - executed
Adolf Grether*
Karl Otto Koch - executed
Max Koegel (Kogel) - committed suicide
Arthur Liebehenschel - executed
Fritz Ritterbusch - executed by the Russian Secret Service
Martin Gottfried Weiss~ - hanged
Favored Personnel:
Werner or Walter Berlinghoff
Max Cichtski/Chichotsky (aka Max Runhof)
unknown Dominik*
Erich Dorn*
Wilhelm "Willi" Eichholz - 3 years imprisonment
Franz Eigner (Aigner)*
Werner Grothmann
Heinrich Hermann Hackmann - 10 years imprisonment
Herbert Hanel*
Alfred Heinrich*
Karl Hocker - 4 years imprisonment
Otto Kloppmann~*
August Langerbein*
Walter Langleist - executed
Hans Luhr*
Hans Maubach
Martin Melzer*
Erich Muller - died in 1945
Willy Natke*
Sepp Nemetz*
Friedrich Wilhelm Ruppert - executed
Hans Schippers*
Aloys Spitz*
Anton Thumann~ - hanged
Rudolf Walter*
Sebastian Westel Wimmer*
Karl Wolff - 5 years imprisonment
Women's Staff:
unknown Aufseherin*
Hermine Braunsteiner - life imprisonment
Herta Bieneck (nee Pakozdi)*
Erna Boden - 4 years imprisonment
Hermine Bruckner Bottcher - 20 years imprisonment
Anna David (Davidova) - executed in Prague
Luise Danz - life imprisonment
Helene Dornbach (Dornbrach)*
Elsa Ehrich - hanged
Elisabeth Ernst
Ruth Ertl*
Hannah Fuhrmann*
Luise "Lucie" Halata*
Susanne Hille*
Berta Gottschall*
Elisabeth Haselof/Haselhof (born Radojewski)*
Elisabeth Knoblich*
Hildegard Lachert - 12 years imprisonment
Elisabeth Maselow*
Herta Ehlert Naumann (photo available)
Charlotte "Karla" Woellert Mayer
Anna Meinel*
Alice Elling Orlowski - 15 years imprisonment
Hildegard Rantzsch*
Irmgard Rickheim*
Gertrud Heise Senff - 7 years imprisonment
Anna Scharbert (Schabert)*
Rosa Reischl Suss
Mimi Trsek*
Martha Ulbrich(t)*
Erna Pfaunstiel Wallisch*
Emilie Macha Wawotzny - died in 1949
Charlotte Lotte Weber*
Else Weber*
Erika Westfeld
Edith Witthuhn*
Johanna or Johanne Zelle
Elfrieda Zimmermann*
Gas Chamber Operators:
Anton Endres - executed
Paul Karl Hoffmann - hanged
Erich Muhsfeldt~ - hanged
Hans Perschon*
Otto Schultz - 15 years imprisonment
Nazi Doctors:
Wilhelm Bayer
Max Heinrich Blanke - committed suicide
Franz von Bodmann - committed suicide
Hugo Bruder*
Heinz Friedrich Buchardt
Horst Fischer*
Karl Josef Fischer*
Ernst Fuss*
Herbert Graeff - killed in 1944
Erich Grun*
Alfred Hasselberg*
Erwin von Helmersen - executed
Walter Hohler - life imprisonment
Alfred Kaiser*
Dieter Mahler - committed suicide in 1949
Albert Meisse - died in 1944
Max Popiersch - died in 1942
Karl Heinrich Rindfleish
Helmut Rittinghaus*
Heinrich Ernst Schmidt
Karl Philip Theodor Schutz
Kurt Sickel*
Alfred Trzebinski - executed
Heinz Wisner - 6 years imprisonment
Property Confiscation:
unknown Alpers
Albert Frank-Griksch - hanged
Georg Huber - 5 years imprisonment
George Loerner - 5 years imprisonment
Alexander Pflanzer*
Oswald Pohl~ - executed
Emil Puhl - 5 years imprisonment
Alois Rzepa
Wilhelm Schwarzkopf* (Volksdeutsche)
Johannes Teichelmann
Heinrich Gustav "Heinz" Wied*
Georg Wippern
Ferdinand Wolsegger
Junior Staff:
Hans Adolf Bernstein*
unknown Deutschbein*
Willi Doering*
Karl Dorl*
Alois Fischotter - killed in battle
Heinrich Friedrichs*
Paul Gasser - executed
Friedrich Fritz Gebhardt - hanged
Wilhelm Gerstenmeier - hanged
Wilhelm Giesenhaus*
Ernst Gollack - life imprisonment
Wolfgang Grosch*
Wilhelm Haertel (Haertl)*
Georg Heller - 15 years imprisonment
Kurt Klipp*
Andrzej Kowacewicz (from Croatia)*
Otto Kress*
Josef Emil Laurich - 8 years imprisonment
Erich Lehmann*
Hermann Michl*
Herbert Moecel*
Kurt Moeller - hanged
Jacob Niessner - hanged
Karl Heinrich "Heinz" Noa - 7 years imprisonment
Michael Pelger - hanged
Ludwig Plagge - hanged
Max Preusser
Georg Quandt* (aka Karl Quandt)
Herbert Rautenberg
Helmut Rittinghaus*
Roland Rottenfusser*
Johann Schmer
Theodor Schoellen (Schollen) - hanged
Vinzenz Schoettl - hanged
Otto Siemers
Franz Soess (Suess) - hanged
Anton Thernes (Ternes) - hanged
Walter Tietze - killed in 1945
Hermann Vogel - hanged
Heinrich Worster
Company Commanders:
Gustav Borell*
Arnold Brendler*
Alois Kurz*
Josef Leipold - executed
Wilhelm Siegmann*
Kurt Volkmann*
Johann Vormittag - executed
Fritz Weighardt*
Johann Kessler - 12 years imprisonment
Hans Kottre (Kotre) - 12 years imprisonment
Andreas Lahner - 12 years imprisonment
Peter Reiss - hanged
Block Leaders:
Stefan Binder*
Heinz Bock*
Anton Buchmuller - died in prison
Julius Dalka*
Leonard Dohlen*
Jakob Dups*
Karl Eberle*
Ludwig Eggi*
Thomas Ellwanger - 3 years imprisonment
Fritz Engisch*
Adolf Fandrich*
Johann Fischer*
Georg Gaida*
Gerhard Gebauer*
Johann Grauberger*
Heinrich Groffmann
Emil Haugwitz*
Friedrich Jung*
Otto Kaddatz*
Anton Kainradl*
Karl Kappes*
Johann Kraml*
Karl Muller - 7 years imprisonment
Samuel Maier*
Janusz Olczyk - 4 years imprisonment
Ignatz Oster*
Josef Oswald - 10 years imprisonment
Fritz Heinrich Petrick - 4 years imprisonment
Filip Pflaum*
Theodor Probst*
Herbert Reibe*
Karl Schmidt*
Filip Schmol*
Bruno Schulz*
Wilhelm Schuttler (Schutler)*
Sepp? Siberer*
Heinrich Stangl (Stangel)*
Willy Tempel*
Willi Torunsky*
Johann Wagner*
Willi Weissenborn*
Majdanek Guards:
Herbert Abraham*
Kurt Ackermann - 7 years imprisonment
Konrad Anacker - 3 years imprisonment
Hans Aufmuth - 8 years imprisonment
Franz Bago*
Alfred Bajerke - 15 years imprisonment
Josef Baner - 5 years imprisonment
Josef Barth*
Philip Bauder - 8 years imprisonment
Karl Beck - 10 years imprisonment
Martin Becker - 6 years imprisonment
Michael Beer - 10 years imprisonment
Kurt Behringer - 15 years imprisonment
Michael Bertl - 7 years imprisonment
Martin Berger - died in 1948
Johann Betz - 8 years imprisonment
Walter Biernat - 6 years imprisonment
Georg Bjelik - 5 years imprisonment
Johann Botsch - 10 years imprisonment
Hans Bott - 5 years imprisonment
Karl Bruckner - 4 years imprisonment
Fritz Brulls*
Peter Buerzer*
Emilian Busz - 15 years imprisonment
Hubert Busch*
Friedrich Buschbaum - life imprisonment (released 1956)
Andreas Buttinger - died in 1949
Michael Czowhan - 4 years imprisonment
Jacob Dialler - 5 years imprisonment
Hermann Dick - 5 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Dieckmann - 6 years imprisonment
Franz Drews - 4 years imprisonment
Karl Durr - 8 years imprisonment
Hans Durst - 5 years imprisonment
Adam Eisel (Eisele) - 5 years imprisonment
Alfred Engst - 8 years imprisonment
Konrad Feht - 8 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Ferber - 6 years imprisonment
Jakob Fink - 4 years imprisonment
Georg Fleischer - 12 years imprisonment
Michael Fleischer - 4 years imprisonment
Robert Frick - 15 years imprisonment
Jakob Freimeier - 8 years imprisonment
Fritz August Fries - 8 years imprisonment
Franz Josef Fritsche*
Fritz Frischolz - 8 years imprisonment
Josef Frombach - 4 years imprisonment
Michael Gall - 3 years imprisonment
August Wilhelm Gebel - 10 years imprisonment
Jacob Gemmel - 12 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Genth - 5 years imprisonment
Oskar Gohl - 15 years imprisonment
Karl Gotzinger (Goetzinger) - 6 years imprisonment
Hans Grabert - 3 years imprisonment
Jacob Grata (Gratz) - 6 years imprisonment
Friedrich Gross*
Johann Gunesch - 3 and 1/2 years imprisonment
Simon Gunesch - 10 years imprisonment
Otto Gunther - 5 years imprisonment
Joseph Juozas Guzulaitis
Franz Habel - 4 years imprisonment
Jakob Habisch
Michail Hajlicz - 3 years imprisonment
Christian Harfmann - 12 years imprisonment
Maks Haring*
Josef Hartmann - 6 years imprisonment
Hans Georg Hess - 6 years imprisonment
Karl Hildebrand*
Heinrich Hocherl (Hoecherl) - 3 years imprisonment
Anton Hoffmann - 8 years imprisonment
George Lothar Hoffmann - 3 and 1/2 years imprisonment
Fritz Illert*
Edmund Jaintner
Josef Janowitsch - 4 years imprisonment
Gwer Jansen*
Jakob Jost - 10 years imprisonment
Friedrich Kalinowski*
Josef Kaps*
Franz Kaufmann - 5 years imprisonment
Paul Keller - 7 years imprisonment
Johann Kessler - 12 years imprisonment
Paul Kiss - died in 1950
Michael Klaus - 5 years imprisonment
Ferdinand Knoblich*
Adam Koch - died in prison
Walter Kohler (Koehler) - 6 years imprisonment
Gunther Konietzny
Theodor Korner (Koerner) - 10 years imprisonment
Ernst Kostial (Kosial)*
Andrzej Kowacewicz*
Otto Krafft*
Walter Kreische*
Stefan Kruth*
Johann Kubasek (Kubasak) - 5 years imprisonment
Heinrich Kuehn - 6 years imprisonment
Johann Lassner - 5 years imprisonment
(the same person as Jurgen Lassman?)
Johann Lienert (Lienerth) - died in 1949
Martin Loex (Lox) - died in 1949
Friedrich Loges - 5 years imprisonment
Matthias Lubbe*
Stefan Mantsch - 5 years imprisonment
Kasper Marksteiner - died in 1949
Johann Mayer - 5 years imprisonment
Julius Mayer - 5 years imprisonment
Wendelin Mayer - 10 years imprisonment
Bruno Meiert
Jahn Menninga (Udo Mennenga) - 15 years imprisonment
Walter Merkel*
Hans Merle - 5 years imprisonment
Hans Herbert Mockel - 5 years imprisonment
Kurt Moller - executed
Emil Moos - 3 years imprisonment
Josef Moos - 3 years imprisonment
Franz Josef Nehr - 1 year imprisonment
Georg Neu - 12 years imprisonment
Jacob Nieden (Niedan) - 10 years imprisonment
Kurt Erwin Ohnweiler - 5 years imprisonment
Thomas Ohrner - 15 years imprisonment
Jacob Ott - 8 years imprisonment
Franz Pantli - 12 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Petrak - 2 years imprisonment
Samuel Pfeiffer - 8 years imprisonment
Franz Anton Plasche - executed
Maks Polz*
Friedrich Pruss - less than 10 years imprisonment
Georg Karl Quant*
Peter Quintus
Johann Radler - 8 years imprisonment
Thomas Radrich - 8 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Reinartz - executed
Dmytro Sawchuk*
Fritz Schichtholz*
Nikolaus Schiffer
Erich Friedrich Schmidt - 4 years imprisonment
Hermann Schultze - 5 years imprisonment
Helmut Schutze*
Eugen Schwagler*
Johann Schwartz - 12 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Selzmeyer*
Joseph Sienkiewicz - executed
Johann Setz (Robert Seitz) - 8 years imprisonment
Karl Seufert (Seuffert)*
Johann Spiess - 8 years imprisonment
Arnold Strippel - 13 years imprisonment
Michael Thal - 5 years imprisonment
Max Thiele - 12 years imprisonment
Alexander Feodorowitch Tityebski - executed
Gothard Tischoltsch - 12 years imprisonment
Heinz Villain~ - 6 years imprisonment
Georg Vogel - 12 years imprisonment
Michael Vogel*
Richard Volker (Voelker) - 6 years imprisonment
Franz Vormittag - 6 years imprisonment
Jacob Vormittag - 5 years imprisonment
Arno Weber*
Johann Weiss - 12 years imprisonment
Johann Wiemer - 4 years imprisonment
Franz Wirth - 12 years imprisonment
Peter Wyderka*
Helmut Zach - 6 years imprisonment
Anton Zellmer - 12 years imprisonment
Kapo Karl Johann Galka - 7 years imprisonment
Kapo Monika Kurzweil - 5 years imprisonment
Kapo Edmund Pohlmann - committed suicide
Kapo Heinz Stalp - hanged
Lipowa 7 Personnel
Ludolf von Alvensleben
Hermann Dolp - killed before 1946
unknown Dorndorf*
unknown Ernst*
Walter Gunst*
Otto Hantke - life imprisonment
unknown Klein*
Friedrich Wilhelm Kruger - committed suicide
Kazimierz Kustron - executed
unknown Lissy or Laska - likely killed
(see also: Walter Liska below)
Wolfgang Mohwinkel - life imprisonment
Eric Muhsfeldt - hanged
Zdzislaw Josef Musielski - executed
Johann Offermann - 5 years imprisonment
Hermann Ramm - executed
Heinz "Horst" Riedel (Rindel)
Martin Kuno Schramm*
Guenther Waltz - life imprisonment
S.S. at Lublin Airfield Labor Camp
Heinrich Birmes*
Kurt Bolender - committed suicide
Ernst Gollack - life imprisonment
Friedrich Opitz - executed
Josef Willi Obermeier*
Wolfgang Mohwinckel - life imprisonment
unknown Schmidt* (Volksdeutsche)
Otto Stadie - 7 years imprisonment
S.S. in Lublin
Senior staff:
Dietrich Allers - 8 years imprisonment
Franz Bartetzko~ - killed before 1946
Ewald Biegelmayer*
Walter Bierkamp - committed suicide
Erich Brandl - 8 years imprisonment
unknown Buchholz*
Friedrich Buchardt
Richard Dibus - 9 years imprisonment
Oskar Dirlewanger~ - killed by partisans in Altshausen
Anton Doeltl*
Ottmar Egger*
Michael Eich*
Benedikt Farkas*
Josef Faulhaber*
Hans Girtzig~
Adolf Grether*
Walter Griphan - committed suicide
Ferdinand Hahnzog*
Rudolf Haring - killed in 1945
Alfred Hasselberg - died in 1950
Walter Hess - 4 years imprisonment
Kurt Hintze - died in 1944
Franz Hodl (Hoedl)*
Karl Hofbauer*
Maximillian "Max" Horn
Walter Huppenkothen
Gerhard Jaeckel*
Alfred Kiefer*
Hermann Kintrup
Viktor Knorr*
Gerret Korsemann
Hans Jacob Lauffs - 5 years imprisonment
Karl Levermann*
Walter Hans Liska - killed in 1949
Reinhardt Lorenz*
Hans Masorsky - 8 years imprisonment
Gustav Melcher*
Johannes Hermann Mueller
Max Muller*
Werner Mundhenke* (born 1907 in Berlin)
August Nowak*
Otto Peter*
August Preyssl*
Helmut Pohl*
Dr. Gunther Karl Putz*~
Josef Rach*
Adolf Rauscher*
Rolf Jurgen Reimers - 10 years imprisonment
Heinz "Horst" Riedel (Rindel)
Konrad Rheindorf*~
Jacob Rometsch - 8 years imprisonment
Johannes Rosen - 10 years imprisonment
Erich Rossbach - 6 years imprisonment
Karl Rupper*
Alois Rzepa
unknown Sandau*
Eberhard Lorenz Schafer - 15 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Scharpwinkel - died in 1948
Rudolf Schleissner*
Johann Schmer
Helmut Schneider*
Paul Schoch - 4 years imprisonment
Dr. Karl Eberhard Schoengarth - hanged
Kurt Gotthard Schubert - combined 16 years imprisonment
(Charged with 28,000 murders; imprisoned by the Russians for 10 years; sentenced by Germany in 1973, died shortly after the sentence.)
unknown Schumacher*
Lothar von Seltmann - died circa 1944
Hans Siegel
Walter von Soosten - killed in 1945
Paul Otto Stier - killed in 1943
Willi Wilhelm Stoffel*
Fritz Stocker*
Gustav Stolle*
Bruno Streckenbach
Harry Sturm - 12 years imprisonment
(Note: Sturm was from Pernau in Estonia.)
Erich Treuke*
Gotthard Tschoeltsch - 12 years imprisonment
Richard Volker - 6 years imprisonment
unknown Wallach*
Herbert Walther
Walter von Wanka* (born 1908 in Vienna)
Siegfried Watzdorf*
Rudolf Weber - died in 1947
(Responsible for murdering the seriously ill, including children, and murdered other civilians.)
Georg Weinzierl*
Hermann Worthoff (Werthof) - 12 years imprisonment
Karl Wukowits*
Junior staff:
Wilhelm Altenloh - 8 years imprisonment
Ludolf von Alvensleben* (2nd from right)
Jan Azanow*
Adolf Bareuther*
Anton Becker
Josef Beer*
Heinrich Birmes
Gustav Bolten*
Erwin Botzenhardt - executed
unknown Brughmann (Bruchmann)*
unknown Calverini* (from Italy)
Jozef Cenzarowicz*
Kurt Damerow*
unknown Diehl*
Johannes "Hans" von Dollen*
unknown Dunkel*
Kurt Eimann
Heinz or Hans Errelis - 6 and 1/2 years imprisonment
Viktor Franusch*
Willi Franz*
Hermann Frey - executed
Alfons Goetzfrid~ - 10 years imprisonment
unknown Grothe* (may be Paul Groth)
Walter Gunst*
Johannes Halle*
Willi Hausler*
Lothar Heimbach - 9 years imprisonment
Julius Hein - executed
Alexsander Jagdhold - life imprisonment
Johannes Erich Kalich*
unknown Klemens*
Walther Knitzky*
Gunther Kramme*
Franz Kubin*
Heinrich Kuhlmann*
Erich Lange*
Karl Leistiko or Leistikow - committed suicide
Bernhard Lell - executed
Franz Magill*
Karl Manke*
unknown Meister*
Josef Willi Obermeier*
Johann Offermann - 5 years imprisonment
Friedrich Opitz - executed
Samuel Hartmut Pfeiffer - 8 years imprisonment
Josef Pospichil~ - death by firing squad
Heinz Potschlack (Poetschlack)*
Willi Raich*
Hugo Raschendorfer - life imprisonment
Wenzel Fritz Rehwald*
Hermann Rohlfing
Wilhelm Willi Scheper (Schepter)*
August Schmuck
Mauritius Schnur*
Werner Schriever*
unknown Schraufstetter*
Richard Schuh - hanged
unknown Schuller*
Max Schuster*
Kurt Seidel*
unknown Seylitz*
Kurt Sickel
Sepp Slany*
unknown Spallek*
unknown Tabler*
Josef Vogts~
Talbot von Pistor*
Hans Werner Voss*
Werner Wehrheim*~
Benno Winkler*
unknown Zimmermann*
Gendarmerie Battalion Gresser and Schwieger
Throughout 1944 within the Lublin district, Gendarmerie group Gresser -- which included the Gendarmerie groups
led by Kurt Wuttke (group 1) and Karl Rogall (group 2) and the Polizei regiment 25 (see below for information on their
leadership) -- took actions against Jews and partisans in the area. They were led by Erwin Gresser (born 1891), and after that
by Erich Swieger (born 1900, killed Oct. 14, 1944).
Police Battalion 101
Police Battalion 101 had significant activity in the Lublin district, including on Nov. 3-4, 1943 in which
43,000 Jews were murdered from Majdanek and its sub-camps. Few of the participants were ever
punished for their crimes.
Alfred Langerhaus~: A member of regiment 25
(Suspected of participation in the shootings of 26,000 Jews in Lublin)
Dirlewanger Nazi Brigade
The leaders of the Reich Security Head Office decided to make Lublin a reservation for all of the Jews of Germany and occupied Europe.
The question of territorial control was of crucial importance according to the Hitlerists. Thus, the Dirlwanger group was brought in
from Berlin to secure the area for the Germans. The Dirlewanger unit had at first been formed out of poachers and criminals. There's
a book about the brigade entitled "The History of the Black Hunters" by Ingrao. The group carried out the murders of Jews in the Lublin
district, as with those listed elsewhere on this page. The below persons are just a small number of the total brigade, which numbered
7,500 fighters at its highest.
Oberfuhrer Oskar Dirlewanger - killed by partisans in Altshausen
Heinrich Amann
Franz Ambros
Andonius Ammerlaan
Erich Bachmann
Hans Baur
Erich Bax
Ludwig Beniger
Georg Binzer
Werner Blessau
Waldemar Bodammer
Walter Brandenburg
Erich Brandt
Fritz Brehm
Wilhelm Brencher
Ewald Bujara
Hans Burger
Dietrich Carstens
Josef Caspar
Alfred Ciesewski
Ernst Clausen
Gunther Credner
Jakob Dett
Heinz Dransfeld
Ewald Ehlers - killed in 1945
Josef Falter
Rudolf Faust
Otto Gast
Georg Grabner
Otto Grabs
Kurt Gramath
Josef Grohmann
Ernst Heidelberg
Egyd Ingruber
Erhard Jokiel
Josef / Johannes Karnop
Gerhard Kellkamp
Friedrich Knoringer
Heinrich Kraus
Siegfried Krause
Theodor Krtzer
Heinrich Kuhlmann
Erich Lebin
Rudolf Liers
Helmut Leuandowski
Franz Magill*
Ludwig Mann
Franz de Martin
Andreas Meyer-Malder
Fritz Missmahl
Heinrich Mohle
Hans Pfab
Franz Planitzer
Wolfgang Plaul
Siegfrid Polack
Karl Praefke
Adam Pres
Fritz Raml
Wilhelm Reiner
Hans Schaftlmeier
Ludwig Schapf
Andreas Schillinger
Fritz Schmedes
Karl Schmidt
Willi Schneier
Hans Schreier
Max Schreiner - killed in 1943
Jan Schreuder
Willi Schutze
Alois Smoliner
Karl Staib
Jurgen Sten
Rudolf Stoweno
Adalbert Trattenschegg - killed in 1943
Friedrich Turek
Eugen Ulmer
Fritz Wagner
Othmar Walchensteiner - died in 1943
Erwin Walser
Hans G. Weber
Karl Weber
Walter Wegner
Heinrich Wehninck
Kurt Weisse
Gunther Weyrich
Karl Weyrich
Georg Wild
Waldemar Wilhelm
Bruno Wille
Herbert Zahn
August Zeller*
Paul Zimmermann
Oswald Egger
Peter Gaertner
Wilhelm Voigt
Gottlieb Zalsky
W. Winkelbauer
Heinz Feiertag
Leonid Waldowski
Karl Horath
Waldemar Appold
Karl Benkert
Wilhelm Ruch
Fridolin Wieshaupt
Willy Meyer
Doll Wimmer
Otto Brune
Hans Luhr
Paul Zimmermann
Willi Meyer
Helmut Pfaffenrodt
Brune Kastlnik
Rudolf Lowitz
Wilhelm Wachter
Friedrich Walter
Peter Gossens
Gerhard Henze
Georg Scheppach
Franz Ernst
Franz Eder
Walter Augustin
Walter Richter
Arthur Heimsch
Willi Rossa
Werner Leuendorf
Theodor Kalbe
Fritz Kruger
Georg Grobner
Other Units Involved in the Aktion Erntefest
According to "Aktion Erntefest", a publication in German by Stefan Klemp, the following units were also involved in the
Aktion Erntefest, the murders of Jews in the Lublin district in November 1943:
SS Polizeiregiment 25
SS Polizeibataillon 41
SS Polizeibataillon 67
Leadership of the Police Battalion 25 included: Hermann Kintrup, Willy Suchanek, Konrad Rheindorf, Rudolf Haring, Erich Treuke,
Gerret Korsemann, Walter Griphan, August Preyssl, and Heinrich Fuellbeck. (Walter Griphan was also the leader of Police Battalion 306,
along with Johann Josef Kuhr, Ernst Dreier, and Paul Landwehr.)
Leadership of the Police Battalion 41 included: Hermann Franz (born 16.08.1891), Erwin Kopka (born 01.11.1894), Walter Seltz (born
30.04.1897), Johannes Lueters (born 23.02.1899), Hans Kaergel (born 16.10.1902), and Ewald Sternagel (born 19.02.1898).
Leadership of the Police Battalion 67 included: Kurt Sack, Wilhelm Gabriel, Johannes Korda, and Albert Kramer.
This listing is incomplete. It is based on various accounts, including the Yizkor book testimonies from the communities.
S.S. in Biskupice & Piaski
Ernst Kresse*
Jozef Krol
S.S. at Belzec Death Camp
Click here
S.S. at Budzyn Labor Camp
Click here
S.S. in Chelm
Werner "Hans" Ansel
Hans Augustyn*
Adelbert Benda*
Hermann Benzler*
unknown Berger*
Artur Bernat (Bernard)* from Silesia
unknown Bielisch*
unknown Braunmiller*
Ernst Busch - sentenced to death
Max Cichtski/Chichotsky (aka Max Runhof)
unknown Dietrich*
Alfred Eggert*
Kurt Engels - committed suicide
unknown Fisher*
Dr. Gerecht*
Claus Harms*
Gerhard or Erhard Hager*
Walter Hess - 4 years imprisonment
unknown Holtzheimer*
unknown Horn*
Werner Kalmus*
Stanislaw Koltun*
Johannes Krauz or Kraus*
Erich Karl Kronberger - 14 years imprisonment
Alexis Kruger (Krueger) - died in 1943
Erich Lange or Langer*
Karl Leistikow or Leistiko - committed suicide
Karl Mallon - hanged in 1945
Rolf Mauer*
Ludwig Pruckner*
Hugo Raschendorfer - life imprisonment
Adolf Reinert (Reinelt/Reiner)*
Hermann Rohlfing
unknown Schlesinger (Szlesinger)*
Emmanuel Schafer*
Konrad Schloegl
Eduard Schmidt*
Erich Scholz*
unknown Selch*
Edward Shutt - executed
Bernhard Staszek (Staschek)*
unknown Steinert*
Willy Stoffel*
(tortured female prisoners)
Rudolf Rudi Theimer (Teimer)*
(A witness pinpoints Teimer, Schmidt, and Raschendorfer as responsible for the
Himmelkommando in Borek near Chelm, in which nearly 50,000 bodies were placed. Included
were: 8,000 Italian soldiers, 10,000 Jewish women, 2,000 other Jews, and 25,000 Red soldiers.)
unknown Urban*
Dr. Workman*
If you can identify any of these S.S. men, please let me know.
S.S. in Cycow
(Note: Also participated in Chelm County.)
unknown Benke*
Otto Brandenburg*
unknown Gulhorn*
unknown Hajzyk*
Otto Kanwischer*
Paul Kindler*
unknown Kirschner*
Erwin Kramer*
Adolf Loeve*
unknown Lorenc*
unknowan Wanut*
unknown Winkowski*
S.S. at Dorohucza Camp
Click here
If you can identify any of these S.S. men, please let me know.
S.S. in Hrubieszow
Alex (unknown)*
(Note: This man spoke Yiddish.)
Johann Ackermann*
Helmut Altmann*
unknown Astman*
Dr. Walter Behrend(t)*
Karl Beier* (born 30.06.1919)
Julian Rudolf Betcher - died in 1949
Otto Busse - committed suicide
Max Cichtski/Chichotsky (aka Max Runhof)
Johann Demant - life imprisonment (sentence commuted)
August Ebner - killed
Curt Englaender
Karl Hermann or Heinrich Franke*
unknown Gerchow* (Hans Girtzig?)
unknown Grosser
Paul Groth*
Gerhard Hacker - died in 1950
Ferdinand Hahnzog*
unknown Henig* (Hening von Winterfeld?) (Commander of the Gendarmerie)
unknown Heitmuller*
unknown Kiel*
Arnold Klaus*
(Responsible for the deaths of 3,000 Jews near the Bug River bet. Nov. 1941 and July 20, 1944)
Karl Knuhr (Knauer)*
Karl Kohler*
Josef Kraml*
Josef Laska*
Karl Mattulke*
Wilhelm Meyer - 3 years imprisonment
Hermann Muller (possibly Johannes Muller)*
Gustav Nagel - killed in 1944
Richard Nitschke - 5 years imprisonment
Konrad Obermuller*
unknown Otto*
Fritz Pietsch*
Ludwig Pilles*
Adolf Pohlmann*
(Note: Pohlmann was involved in the Chelm-Hrubieszow death march.)
Ferdinand Radtke - killed in 1943
Konrad Rimpler - died in 1946
unknown Ritzka*
Arthur Rosenow - died in 1952
Hermann Sasse* (born 11.11.12)
Fritz Sauermann*
Eberhard Schafer - 15 years imprisonment
unknown Schistel*
Karl Scholz*
Johann Stifter*
Max Stoebner (Stybner) - 9 years imprisonment
Dr. Harry Georg Sturm (from Estonia) - 12 years imprisonment
Richard Thomalla - executed
Werner Thunak - died in 1951
Karl Vielweib - killed in 1944
Eberhard (Bernhard) von Loewen - died in 1944
Hans or Johann Wagner - killed circa 1945
Adolf Waldner - 12 years imprisonment
unknown Weinreither*
Josef Weissmann*
unknown Wiedermann* (Gestapo Commandant)
S.S. in Izbica
Kurt Engels - committed suicide
Ludwig Klemm*
Julian Krauss*
Stanislaw Krauss*
Henryk or Heinrich Krolikowski*
Feliks Matys*
(tortured civilians, organized round-ups and was sending them to forced labor in Reich, conducted
searchings and robbed belongings of the arrested)
Jan Schultz*
S.S. at Janiszow Labor Camp
Peter Ignat - killed by partisans
S.S. in Krasnik & Janow Lubelski
(See also: Budzyn/Krasnik Nazis)
Hans Adolf Asbach
Hans Ernst Paul Augustyn*
Erich Augustine*
(Note: May be the same as Hans Augustyn.)
Wilhelm Becker*
Max Eugen Wilhelm Ehrle - died in 1948
unknown Fajgs
Herbert Kurt Franke*
(Note: May be the same Franke that participated in Hrubieszow.)
unknown Georgi*
Gustav Hermann Heinrich Hanelt*
(Note: Hanelt was born 21.09.1914 in Schmachthagen)
unknown Klein*
unknown Krener*
Friedrich Wilhelm Kruger - committed suicide
Hans Jacob Lauffs - 5 years imprisonment
Hans Lenk - killed in 1944
unknown Majke*
unknown Meizen*
Dr. Mosbach (or Mutersbach)*
Herbert Naumann*
Hans Offermann - 5 years imprisonment
unknown Pronenberg*
Friedel Rau*
unknown Schlesinger*
unknown Schwenk*
(Note: Possibly Fritz Schwenke)
Edward Shutt or Schmidt - executed
Siegmund Stegmann - executed
Otto Strossenreuther*
Karl Streibel~
Adam Ulrich*
Karl Herbert Ulbrich*
Henning von Winterfeld*
S.S. in Jozefow
The Hamburg Reserve Police Battalion 101 participated in the mass extermination of Jozefow's Jewish
community. The battalion departed Hamburg on 21.06.1942 with a total of 11 officers, 5 administrators,
and 486 men, i.e. a total of 502 men. The battalion was divided into a battalion staff and three companies.
The battalion was led by Major Wilhelm Trapp. Two of the companies were commanded by captains, the third
by a lieutenant. In addition to the small company staffs, each company was composed of three platoons. Generally,
two of the three platoons were led by lieutenants and the third by a non-commissioned officer. The platoons
were further divided into groups of about ten men, with a non-commissioned officer in charge. The battalion
was lightly armed, having only four machine guns per company to augment the rifles that its men carried. The
battalion had its own transport, which included trucks and, for conducting patrols, bicycles. Among those who partook:
Commander: Major Wilhelm "Papa" Trapp
Adjutant Lieutenant Haalck
1st Company: Captain Julius Wohlauf (until October 1942, then Captain Steidtmann)
1st Platoon: Second Lieutenant Boysen
2nd Platoon: Second Lieutenant (Reserve) Bumann
3rd Platoon: Zugwachmeister Junge
2nd Company: Lieutenant Hartwig Gnade (until May 1943, then Lieutenant Dreyer)
1st Platoon: Second Lieutenant Schürer
2nd Platoon: Second Lieutenant (Reserve) Kurt Dreyer
3rd Platoon: Hauptwachmeister Starke
3rd Company: Captain Wolfgang Hoffmann (until November 1942)
1st Platoon: Second Lieutenant Pauly
2nd Platoon: Second Lieutenant Hachmeister
3rd Platoon: Hauptwachmeister Juckmann
In 1968 the Hamburg District Court (Landgericht Hamburg) established the following in reference to the entire
battalion's first action in the Jozefow area: "The battalion commander Major Wilhelm Trapp addressed the
battalion. He explained the mission to the men. He made it plain that all Jews in the town were to be shot. He
told the men to think of their women and children at home who had to endure aerial bombardment, many of whom
would lose their lives. At the end of his address, Trapp announced that those elder members of the battalion
who did not feel up to the mission should step forward. Around 11 troops did step forward.
The evacuation commandos of the 1st and 2nd companies had the mission of driving together all the
inhabitants of the Jewish quarter, who could walk, into the market square. The uniformed police
(Schutzpolizei) forced their way into, and searched the houses. The Jews were collected from the
unloading point by the execution commandos. Each individual rifleman picked a new victim from the row of
waiting victims and accompanied him to the place of execution. There, the Jews had to lie down facing
the ground. They were killed with a rifle shot in the back of the head. The mission was completed by the
late afternoon. The Hamburg court found that the killings in Jozefow were carried out willingly and
consciously in that each rifleman sought out and killed his own victim.
S.S. in Krasnystaw
Kurt Engels - committed suicide
Hartmut Gerstenhauer*
Claus Harms*
Ludwig Klem (Klemm)*
Rudolf Rieger - executed
Adolf Schmidt*
Claus Volkmann
Henning von Winterfeld*
S.S. in Krasnobrod
Maximilian Zillenbiller - executed
S.S. in Lubartow
Julius Janke*
Julius Kittel*
Jozef Mueller
(mayor of Lubartow who tortured civilians, organized round-ups, and sent prisoners to forced labor)
Kurt Reichelt or Reichel*
S.S. in Niedrzwica Duza
Friedrich Fritz Thomke - executed in 1960
S.S. at Osowa
Johann Beike*
S.S. in Ostrow Lubelski
Hans Cygan*
unknown Arn - killed before 1945
S.S. in Parczew & Radzyn Podlaski
Fritz Adolf Fischer*
Heinz Rieck (Reich)*
Gottlieb Hering, Jakob Sporrenberg (tentative), Heinrich Glei (tentative).
S.S. at Poniatowa Camp
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S.S. in Pulawy
Maximilian Beigart - sentenced to death
Alfred Brandt*
Reinhardt Lorenz*
Friedrich Trampedach*
S.S. in Rejowiec
unknown Astar
unknown Bayko* (28 years old)
unknown Hilvert*
Gustav Jeski*
unknown Layis
Johann Loeffler*
Ostar Peter (Otto Peter?)
S.S. in Sawin
Teodor Ondyk or Ondyt
S.S. at Sobibor Camp
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S.S. in Tomaszow Lubelski
Walter Anzer (or Panzer)*
Ignacy Perczak*
S.S. at Trawniki Camp
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S.S. in Turobin
unknown Bauer*
Geniek Brankovic*
S.S. in Tyszowce
Ernst Heinrich Schulz
S.S. in Wlodawa
Reinhold Bozeniusz - executed
Bernhard Falkenberg
(Note: He's listed as among the Righteous Among the Nations at Yad Vashem.)
Leopold Furman (aka Luidpold Furman)*
(Leading the squad of gendarmes who were rushing Jews to Sobibor in 1942)
Jozef Jowik - executed
unknown Hammer*
Julian Kelm
Alois Lanz*
Anton Muller - 5 years imprisonment
Richard Nitschke - 5 years imprisonment
Gerhard Rossberger*
Adolf Schaub - 2 years imprisonment
Wilhelm Willie Selinger*
unknown Strojholz*
S.S. in Wysokie
Hermann Rogin*
(Responsible for transporting Jews from Sitaniec and Wysokie to Zamosc
on Sept. 8, 1941 and Dec. 6, 1942)
S.S. in Zaklikow/Modliborzyce
Wilhelm Bekier*
unknown Kleber*
unknown Majke*
Franciszek Moszczynski*
(Commander of the German police)
unknown Schwenk*
S.S. in Zakrzowek
Adam Ulrich*
S.S. in Zamosc
Ryszard or Richard Barda*
(Murdered at least 300 Jews.)
Artur Bernat (Bernard)* from Silesia
Adalbert Berninger - life imprisonment, died 1954
Julian Betcher - 10 years imprisonment
Else Betke (also listed as Herta Belke) - executed
Hans Block - died in 1944
Adolf Bohlmann - killed in 1945
Karl G. Buck - killed in 1939
Hermann Dolp - killed before 1946
unknown Emersleben*
(note: Probably Ludolf von Alvensleben)
Robert Fekle*
unknown Fritz (Fritsche)*
Herbert Genz - killed in 1944
Paul Gustav Giebe*
Julius Gloe*
Robert Golke*
unknown Heimann*
Franz Herold - killed by partisans in Siedliska in 1943
unknown Hubner (Huebner)
unknown Klukecki*
Robert Kolb (Kalb) - killed in 1945
Kurt Korda*
Walter Kott*
Alexis Kruger (Krueger) - died in 1943
Hermann Krumey - life imprisonment
Heinrich Kuhlman (Kullmann)
(persecuted laborers in Borawienia near Zamosc during 1941-1945 and murdered Jews in Zamosc)
Heinrich Langenkaemper*
Peter Paul Lucht*
Bruno Meiert (aka Ulrich Schlichting)
unknown Neuberger*
Kazimierz Olecht
Walther Olsen*
Hans Pinkowski*
(Note: Pienkowski was also the chief at the Janowice Labor Camp.)
unknown Reibenshein*
Oskar Reichwein*
Herman Rogin
unknown Rohlman (Rohlmann)*
unknown Schmidt*
Kurt Gotthard Schubert - 6 years imprisonment
Ernst Heinrich Schulz
Hans Jurgen Schulz - died in 1948
Alois Schwerhoff (Schauerhaf)*
Jan Siering - executed
Feliks Szyper*
Jan Tyndorf*
Willy Voigt*
Max Vogl (Vogel)*
Helmut Weihenmaier*
Erich Wendland - died in 1961
unknown Winkel*
H. Maksymilian Zelenbiller - executed
(Participated in aktions in Bondyrz and Susiec near Zamosc bet. Oct. 1942 and March 1943)
Zentralbauletiung der Waffen SS und Polizei in Lublin
Includes data about KGL (Kriegsgefangenenlager) Lublin and "Lager F" in Lublin
Records from trials at the District Court in Zamosc, 1945‒1966
Listing is for crimes committed by the Germans and their collaborators.
Struktura Osobowa Wladz Obozu Koncentracyjnego Na Majdanku by Zofia Leszczynska
This book includes an alphabetical list of the Nazi SS authorities of Majdanek, both male and female.
Lists last name, first name, date of birth, rank and function at Majdanek. Followed by photos of 56 guards.
Procesy zbrodniarzy Majdanka i stan aktualnie prowadzonych sledztw by Anna Wisniewska
This book includes a list of 14 of the Nazi SS authorities of Majdanek Camp.


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