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Document Image NMT 7 Image Messages and letter about the reported shooting of 100 Serbs as reprisal for a partisan attack, with an order about hostage taking and reprisal executions and public notice of 100 Serbs to be killed for each German casualty HLSL Item No.: 150014 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: NOKW-1151 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 7	Wilhelm List See more details Wilhelm List German field marshal during World War II Born: 1880-05-14 (Illerkirchberg) Died: 1971-08-17 (Garmisch-Partenkirchen) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: military officer Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: defendant); Nuremberg Medical Trial (role: affiant) Significant person: Friedrich Olbricht (role: friend) Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: Imperial German Army Gravenhorst Gravenhorst Additional details not yet available. Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	27 June 1941	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Extracts from reports of the commander in chief southeast (von Weichs) to army headquarters on operations in Greece and Serbia, including the killing of hostages, the execution of prisoners of war Daily Report from Commander-in-Chief Southeast for 19 September 1943 HLSL Item No.: 150471 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: NOKW-1354 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 447	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	19 September 1943	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Extracts from reports of the commander in chief southeast (von Weichs) to the wehrmacht high command, and reports of Army Group E (Loehr) to von Weichs, on operations in the Balkans, including the destruction of villages and farms, transfer of civilians for labor, reprisal killings, forced labor of civilians, arrests of hostages, execution of Italian officers Daily report of Commander-in-Chief South East to OKW/Wehrmacht Operational Staff of 2.5.43. HLSL Item No.: 150474 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: NOKW-755 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 449	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army Alexander Loehr See more details Alexander Loehr Austrian Air Force commander and German general Born: 1885-05-20 (Drobeta-Turnu Severin) Died: 1947-02-26 (Belgrade) Country of citizenship: Austria Occupation: military officer Military rank: Generaloberst; colonel general Military branch: Luftwaffe Educated at: Theresian Military Academy VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/52632036	02 May 1943	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Extracts from reports of the commander in chief, southeast (von Weichs), to army headquarters on anti-partisan operations in Greece, including reprisal killings, the burning of a village, the arrest of hostages Daily Report from the Commander-in-Chief Southeast for 7 November 1943 HLSL Item No.: 150496 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: NOKW-1355 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 470	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	07 November 1943	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Extracts from reports of the commander in chief southeast (von Weichs) to the wehrmacht high command and army general staff on operations in Greece and Yugoslavia, including reprisal killings, the destruction of villages, and Tito's status in the Allied forces Daily Report from Commander-in-Chief Southeast [(]High Command Army Group F) to OKW/Wehrmacht Operations Staff for 1 December 1943 HLSL Item No.: 150501 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: NOKW-1402 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 476	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	01 December 1943	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Extracts from reports of the commander in chief Southeast (von Weichs) to the army general staff on operations in Greece and Serbia, including reprisal killings Daily Report Commander in Chief Southeast (High Command of Army Group F) To the OKH/Wehrmacht Operations Staff of 12 February 1944. HLSL Item No.: 150503 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: NOKW-1417 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 478	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	12 February 1944	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Affidavit concerning Foertsch's role as chief of staff, his attitude about civilians and reprisal measures, and his dislike of the Nazi system Affidavit. HLSL Item No.: 150919 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Foertsch 71	Maximilian Weichs, von See more details Maximilian von Weichs German Generalfeldmarschall during World War II Born: 1881-11-12 (Dessau) Died: 1954-09-27 (Schloss Rösberg) Country of citizenship: German Reich (period: 1881-01-01 through 1949-01-01); Germany (period: 1949-01-01 through 1954-01-01) Occupation: military officer; military personnel Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: affiant, defendant) Significant person: Ernst von Leyser Military rank: general field marshal Military branch: German Army (military rank: commanding officer, general; military unit: 2nd Army, Army Group South, ..., XIII Army Corps; since: 1939-09-01, 1939-10-23, ..., 1945-03-22); Imperial German Army	18 December 1947	Document Image