commissar order造句

• The enforcement of the Commissar Order led to thousands of executions.
• Hoth implemented the criminal Commissar Order during the invasion of the Soviet Union.
• As all German Corps on the Eastern Front, the XXXXVIII Corps implemented the criminal Commissar Order.
• This latter group most likely perished in concentration camps or were executed as per the Commissar Order.
• In 1941, contrary to his post-war claims, Halder did not oppose the Commissar Order.
• As with all German armies on the Eastern Front, Hoepner's Panzer Group implemented the criminal Commissar Order.
• As all commanders of the German corps on the Eastern Front during the invasion, Vietinghoff implemented the criminal Commissar Order.
• In his memoirs, Gersdorff claimed to have opposed the OKW's Commissar Order and other " criminal orders ".
• As part of this strategy, the Commissar Order was issued, which stated that all Red Army commissars were to be executed when captured.
• After the war, Manstein lied about disobeying the Commissar Order, saying he had been opposed to the order, and never enforced it.
• There is little evidence, for instance, that the Commissar Order was widely disobeyed, despite Erich von Manstein's assertion to the contrary.
• After the war, Jodl was indicted on the charges of conspiracy to commit crime against peace; planning, initiating and waging Commando and Commissar Orders.
• When the Commissar Order became known among the Red Army, it delayed or prohibited follow orders from Hitler even when they knew those orders were illegal.
• Fomin was identified as a commissar and a Jew and due to the Commissar Order he was shot without delay, presumably, near the Kholm Gate.
• Before the war, Hitler issued the notorious Commissar Order, which called for all Soviet political commissars taken prisoner at the front to be shot immediately without trial.
• The Commissar Order, which has always had a particularly strong influence on the image of the Wehrmacht because of its obviously criminal character, has finally been clarified.
• Consequently, he is determined to do what he considers his duty as a Wehrmacht officer commanding an infantry platoon and he executes a prisoner in accordance with the Commissar Order.
• Further denials from Kaltenbrunner included statements that he knew nothing of the Commissar Order and that he never visited Mauthausen concentration camp, despite witness reports from camp guards who testified otherwise.
• He asserted that he had an absolute duty as an officer to obey orders, yet claimed to have disobeyed both the Commissar Order in Russia and the Commando Order in France.
• In October 1940, Weikersthal was appointed commander of the Supreme Command issued the Commissar Order on June 6, 1941, ordering the Wehrmacht to summarily execute captured Soviet political officers.