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		German soldiers collected thousands of Serbian males from their work places, high-school children from their classrooms, and summarily mechine-gunned them.
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	A Biographical Dictionary of War Crimes Proceedings, Collaboration Trials and Similar Proceedings Involving France in ...
		Dagenhardt, Erwin -- service, SS 2nd Panzer Division "Das Reich" 1944 {put on trial Jan 1953 by a French court at Bordeaux on charges of participating in the 10 Jun 1944 destruction of the village of Oradour-sur-Glane and the massacre of over 600 inhabitants; acquitted 13 Feb 1953 (NYT 13 Feb 1953:6:6).}
		D'Arras or Darras, Jacques [French Major General] -- commander, French 1st Light Cavalry Division 1940 {put on trial by a French military tribunal 4 Feb 1949 on collaboration charges (NYT 5 Feb 1949:5:4); acquitted 5 Feb 1949 (NYT 6 Feb 1949:58:4; LT 7 Feb 1949:3e).
		Guttman, Ernst — [German Military Field Police (Feldgendarmerie) Lieutenant] — service, SS 9th Panzer Division {put on trial by a French military tribunal at Marseilles on charges of commanding firing squads Jun 1953, convicted and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment 23 Jun 1953 (NYT 24 Jun 1953:6:6)
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	Ground Zero Books Ltd. Title Index
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