153. Absolon, Wehrgesetz und Wehrdienst 1935–1945, p. 96.

154. Cüppers, “Auf den Weg inden Holocaust”, pp. 290–291.

155. Browning, The Origins of the Final Solution, p. 310.

156. Weinberg, Crossing the Line in Nazi Genocide, p. 6.

1. Аналогичная типология разработана Паулем и Мэнном: Paul, “Von Psychopathen, Technokraten des Terrors und ‘ganz gewöhnlichen’ Deutschen”, pp. 61–62; Mann, “Were the “Were the Perpetrators of Genocide ‘Ordinary Men’ or ‘Real Nazis’?”, pp. 332–333.

2. Perels and Pohl, NS-Täter in der deutschen Gesellschaft, p.10.

3. Jäger, Verbrechen unter totalitärer Herrschaft, p. 77.

4. Browning, “Ideology, Culture, Situation, and Dispositions”, p. 74.

5. Goldhagen, Hitler’s Willing Executioners, p. 23.

6. Kershaw, Hitler, the Germans, and the Final Solution, p. 73.

7. Verdict of Landgericht Hildesheim, May 3, 1968, JUNSV, vol. 28, case 674a.

8. Stang, “Dr. OskarDirlewanger”, pp. 66–75.

9. Tec, In the Lion’s Den, p. 103.

10. Paul and Mallmann, “Sozialisation, Milieu und Gewalt”, p. 12; Neitzel and Walzer, Soldaten, p. 52.

11. Vest, Genozid durch organisatorische Machtapparate, p. 141.

12. Earl, Nuremberg SS-Einsatzgruppen Trials 1945–58, p. 68.

13. Weber, “Normalität und Massenmord”, pp. 49–50.

14. Goldensohn, The Nuremberg Interviews, pp. 390–391.

15. Trials of War Criminals before the Nuernberg Military Tribunals, vol. 4, p. 542.

16. Linck, “Ernst Szymanowski alias Biberstein”, p. 226.