Holocaust by bullets

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Holocaust by bullets refers to the mass shootings of Jews and other targeted groups by Nazi Germany and its collaborators, primarily in Eastern Europe and the occupied Soviet Union, as a central method of genocide during the Holocaust.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genocide
historical event
mass murder
aim extermination of Jewish population in occupied Eastern territories
characteristic mass graves
mobile killing units
open-air executions
systematic targeting of Jewish communities
use of local auxiliary police
describedIn The Holocaust by Bullets (book)
documentedBy Einsatzgruppen reports
Soviet postwar investigations
Yahad-In Unum field research
endTime 1944
estimatedNumberOfVictims approximately 1.5 to 2 million people
over 1,000,000 Jews
hasPart Babi Yar massacre
Kamianets-Podilskyi massacre
Ponary massacre
Rumbula massacre
massacres in Transnistria Governorate
location Baltic states
Belarus
Eastern Europe
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Moldova
Poland
Romania
Russia
Ukraine
occupied Soviet Union
method execution by firing squad
mass shootings
partOf Holocaust
perpetrator Einsatzgruppen
Nazi Germany
Order Police battalions
Wehrmacht units
linked to: Wehrmacht

local collaborators
precededBy German invasion of the Soviet Union
relatedTo Final Solution
Nazi racial policy
startTime 1941
termCoinedBy Patrick Desbois
victim Jews
Roma
Soviet prisoners of war
disabled persons
local civilians
political commissars

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Hiwis roleIn Holocaust in the East
linked to: Holocaust by bullets
Holocaust by bullets describedIn The Holocaust by Bullets (book)
linked to: Holocaust by bullets