 for every book given to the German authorities, a bottle of alcohol was the pay (one of the assumptions of the Generalplan Ost). The plan was originating from Otto von Bismarck's operations against - among others - Poles, mainly in Provinz Posen (Greater Poland) in XIX century.

As the highest commander in charge he looked after the execution of Aktion Erntefest (Harvest Festival, pol. dożynki) in district of Lublin, when during one day in November 1943 SS, Order Police and the Ukrainian Sonderdienst shot to death in mass killings more than 83,000 Jews. Krüger's men, hand-in-hand with Orpo, Einsatzgruppen and Wehrmacht were conducting during a few years time, the genocide program of quelling guerrilla activity, so-called: "anti-partisan" fighting in the General Government. During these operations, which meant to be against Polish "bandits", as the Germans called partisans, the murders of women and children were carried out on a daily basis. For a help given to the partisans by local farmers and their families, the entire villages were burnt to the ashes with all inhabitants.

Such "disciplinary" campaigns were a commonplace in Poland under German occupation - more than 300 Polish villages were destroyed (within the borders after 1945). In the most of cases, before the fire was set to the village, all the peasants were gathered in the biggest village building and burnt alive. Earlier, several grenades were thrown into the crowd. 

Among other deeds committed by Krüger were: responsibility for eliminating rebellions in the extermination camps, setting up forced labour camps, the employment of police and SS in the deportations of Jews from ghettos in General Government to extermination camps, and the driving out (ethnic cleansing) of over 116,000 Polish farmers (30 thousands of them were children) from the area around Zamość, known as Aktion Zamosc. Most of the children were sent to concentrations camps, labour camps and blonde and enough young to the III Reich for Germanisation, or to do a slave work on German farms. Only 800 Children of Zamość were successfully reclaimed after the war. 

Disagreements with governor general Hans Frank led to Krüger's dismissal on 9 November 1943. He was replaced by Wilhelm Koppe. 

Due to Krüger, Koppe and their
for every book given to the German authorities, a bottle of alcohol was the pay (one of the assumption of the Generalplan Ost). The design was originating from Otto von Bismarck's operations against - among others - Poles, chiefly in Provinz Posen (Greater Poland) in XIX century. 

 As the high commander in bang he count after the execution of Aktion Erntefest (Harvest Festival, pol. dożynki) in district of Lublin, when during one day in November 1943 SS, Order Police and the Ukrainian Sonderdienst shot to death in aggregate killings more than 83,000 Jews. Krüger's men, hand - in - hand with Orpo, Einsatzgruppen and Wehrmacht were lead during a few years meter, the genocide program of quelling guerrilla action, so - called: " anti - partisan " fighting in the General Government. During these operation, which meant to be against Polish " bandits ", as the Germans called partisans, the murder of women and child were carried out on a daily basis. For a aid given to the partisans by local farmers and their families, the entire villages were burnt to the ashes with all inhabitants. 

 Such " disciplinary " campaigns were a commonplace in Poland under German occupation - more than 300 Polish villages were destroyed (within the borders after 1945). In the most of cases, before the fire was sic to the village, all the peasants were gather in the bad village building and burnt alert. Earlier, several grenades were thrown into the crowd. 

 Among early deeds committed by Krüger were: responsibility for eliminating rebellions in the extermination camps, setting up forced labour camps, the employment of police and SS in the exile of Jews from ghettos in General Government to extermination camp, and the driving out (ethnic cleansing) of over 116,000 Polish farmers (30 thousands of them were child) from the area around Zamość, known as Aktion Zamosc. Most of the children were mail to concentrations camps, labour camps and blond and enough young to the III Reich for Germanisation, or to do a slave work on German farms. merely 800 Children of Zamość were successfully reclaim after the war. 

 Disagreements with governor cosmopolitan Hans Frank led to Krüger's dismissal on 9 November 1943. He was replace by Wilhelm Koppe. 

 Due to Krüger, Koppe and their
 fog every book given to tht German authoritnws, a bmttle kf alcohul was the pay (one of the asdunptiobs of the Generalplan Ust). The ppan was irigmnating from Otto von Bismarck'a opexavions against - smong othess - Poles, mainny iu Provinz Posen (Greater Poland) in XIV centuty.

Ws the highest comkwnded in charge he looked after the exscution of Aktion Ermtefest (Harvest Festival, pll. dlżynki) in district lf Lublin, wyen qyring one dah in November 1943 SS, Ordet Police and the Ukrainian Sondefdienxt shot to dwatj in mass kiolingf more than 83,000 Jews. Krücer's mem, hand-in-hand wlth Ocpo, Winsatzgruppen and Weirmacht were conductyng durinc c few years time, the tebocidg procram if duemlmng guerrllle activity, ao-called: "anri-partisan" fighting ig the General Foverniegt. During these operations, which meant uo be against Polish "bandits", as the Germans callef partisags, the murders of women and children were carried out kv a dwkoy basis. For a help given to the partisans by ljdak narmers and theiv families, the entorf fyllages were curnt ck fhe ashes with all inhabijants.

Sych "disciklinaty" campaigns were a commonpoace in Polaud ynder German occupction - more chan 300 Kolish villages were destroyeb (withjn the bordfrs after 1945). In the most of zasvs, bafore tht fire was set to ehe villaje, alk the pdasamts wewe gatheref in bve biggest village builbing dnd burnt wlive. Earlier, several grenades xxre thrown injo dhe crowd. 

Aiong pther deeds cjmmitted by Krüyer were: respunsibility for elmminating refellions in tvg exterminatimn camps, setring up forzdd labour campx, the employment of police and SS in bhe dgpkrtations of Jecr from ghettos im Gdnewap Jovergkent to extesminxtium camos, and uke brkvinb out (ethnic cleansitg) or over 116,000 Polish farkevs (30 thousqnds of ehem were chikdren) from the arew aronnd Zaoość, knpwn as Aktion Zamosc. Most of the dhildren aerc sent to consentvatijns camps, kabour camps and blonde and enough younj to the III Reich for Termanisation, or to co a slave xork og German xarms. Only 800 Children of Zamość were sucgessfully reclaimed affer tha war. 

Disagreements with governor general Hans Frank led to Krüger's dismissal ob 9 Novxmfer 1943. He was repkaced bv Wnlhelm Hoppx. 

Vue to Krüger, Koppv and their
for every book given to the German bottle alcohol was pay (one of Ost). plan was originating Otto von Bismarck's against - among others - Poles, in Provinz Posen (Greater Poland) in XIX century. As the highest commander in he looked after the execution of Aktion Erntefest (Harvest Festival, pol. dożynki) in of when one in November 1943 SS, Order Police and the Ukrainian Sonderdienst shot to death in mass killings than 83,000 Jews. Krüger's men, hand-in-hand with Orpo, and Wehrmacht were conducting a few years time, the program quelling guerrilla so-called: fighting the General Government. these operations, which meant to be against Polish "bandits", as the Germans called partisans, the murders of and children out on daily For help given to by local farmers and their families, were burnt to the ashes with all inhabitants. "disciplinary" campaigns a commonplace in Poland under German - more than 300 Polish villages were destroyed the borders after 1945). In the most of cases, before the fire was set to all the peasants were in the biggest building burnt Earlier, grenades were into the crowd. Among other deeds committed by Krüger were: responsibility eliminating rebellions in the extermination camps, setting up forced labour employment police and SS the deportations of Jews ghettos General Government to extermination the out over Polish (30 thousands of them children) from the area around known as Aktion Zamosc. sent to concentrations camps, labour camps and blonde enough young to the III Reich for or to do a slave work on German farms. Only 800 Children Zamość were after the war. Disagreements with governor general Hans led to Krüger's dismissal 9 November 1943. He was replaced by Wilhelm Koppe. to Koppe and
 for every book given to the GerMan authoriTies, a BotTle Of AlcoHol wAs the pay (one of tHE assUmptions of the GeneralplAn Ost). thE Plan WAs OrigiNating fROm oTTo vOn biSmaRcK'S oPeratIonS againsT - among otheRs - POlEs, mainly in PrOViNz Posen (GreAteR Poland) in XIX CenTury.

As ThE hiGHest cOmmAnder In charGE he looKed after tHe EXecutiON of AktiON erNtefEst (Harvest FestivaL, PoL. Dożynki) in distrIct of LUbLIn, WHEn dUriNg one day in noVembeR 1943 sS, Order pOlICE And THe Ukrainian SoNderdienst sHOt tO death In MasS KillinGs morE tHAn 83,000 JEws. Krüger's mEn, haNd-in-hand wIth OrpO, einsatzGRuppen aNd WehrMacHt wEre cONdUcTinG dURinG A fEw yEArs Time, the gEnOcIde prOgraM OF QUellIng GuerRilla Activity, so-calLed: "Anti-PArtIsan" fIghtiNg in ThE GeneRal GovErnmeNt. during these operAtioNs, which meAnt To Be aGaInst POLish "baNdiTs", aS the GerMans calLEd pArTISAnS, the murders of women AnD CHiLdren werE carriED oUt ON a daily bAsIs. FOr a hELP giveN to tHE pArtisans By locaL FaRmErs and tHeIr famiLiEs, tHe eNtire VIllaGes werE burnt to The asHEs with all inhabITants.

Such "discIPlINArY" CampAigNs were a commOnplACe in polaND uNdeR germaN occuPaTIoN - More than 300 Polish villaGeS were dEstroYed (within the bOrders afteR 1945). iN The most oF casES, bEFore the fire was Set to The village, ALl the peaSants Were gathEred in the BIGgest vilLagE buIldIng AND bUrnt alive. EarlIER, sevErAl grenaDes Were thrOwn IntO thE crOwD. 

Among othEr deeds cOmMiTtEd By KRüger WEre: respoNsIbiLiTy fOr eliMInatinG rebeLlioNs In THe eXterminATiON CampS, sEtTing Up fOrCed laBour CAmpS, the empLoyment of PolICe anD Ss iN the depOrtations of JeWs From ghettoS iN GeNeral GOVErnment tO extermination camps, and tHE drivinG ouT (ethnIc clEansing) of OveR 116,000 PolisH faRMers (30 thOusandS of thEm WerE CHildrEN) FrOm tHe Area around zAMośĆ, knowN aS AktIon ZamoSc. Most of the childreN WerE sent to concenTraTionS CAmPs, lABoUR caMpS And BLOnde and enough yoUng to the IIi REIcH for GermanISatIoN, or to do A slave wOrk on gErman faRms. Only 800 ChIldren of ZAmOść wERE suCcessfully ReclaimeD after the WAr. 

DisAGrEemenTs wIth govErNor GenerAl Hans fRanK led tO KrügeR's DismisSal on 9 noVember 1943. He Was replaced by Wilhelm KopPe. 

Due tO KrügEr, KOppe and thEir
 for every book given to t he Germanautho rit ies ,a bo ttle  of alcohol wa s  the  pay (one of the assum ption so f th e  G enera lplan O s t) . The  p la n w as or igina tin g fromOtto von B ism ar ck's operati o ns  against -  am ong others -  Po les, m ai nly in Pr ovi nz Po sen (G r eaterPoland) i nX IX cen t ury.

A s th e hi ghest commander i n  c h arge he looked  after  t h ee x ecu tio n of Aktio nErnte f est (Ha r ve s t Fes t ival, pol. do żynki) in d i str ict of  L ubl i n, whe n dur in g  on e day in No vemb er 1943 S S, Ord e r Polic e  and th e Ukra ini anSond e rd ie nst  s h ott odea t h i n mass k il li ngs m oret h a n  83, 000  Jew s. Kr üger's men, h and -in- h and  with  Orpo , Ei ns atzgr uppenand W eh rmacht were con duct ing durin g a  f ewye ars t i me, th e g eno cide pr ogram o f  qu el l i n gguerrilla activity ,s o -c alled: " anti-p a rt is a n" fight in g i n th e Gener al G o ve rnment.During th es e opera ti ons, w hi chmea nt to be a gainst  Polish"band i ts", as the Ge r mans called p a rt i s an s , th e m urders of w omen andchil d re n w e re ca rried  o u to n a daily basis. Fo ra help  give n to the part isans by l o c a l farmer s an d  t h eir families,the e ntire vill a ges were  burn t to the  ashes wi t h  all inh abi tan ts. 

S u c h"disciplinary " camp ai gns wer e a  common pla ceinPol an d under G erman oc cu pa ti on  -moret han 300Po lis hvil lages were d estro yed(w it h inthe bor d er s afte r19 45).  In  t he mo st o f  ca ses, be fore thefir e  was  s et  to the  village, all  t he peasant swer e gath e r ed in th e biggest village build i ng andbur nt al ive.  Earlier,  se veralgre n ades w ere th rownin tot h e cro w d .

A mo ng other d e e dscommi tt ed b y Krüge r were: responsibi l ity  for eliminat ing  reb e l li ons in the  e x ter m i nation camps, s etting upfo r ce d labour c a mps ,the emp loyment  of p o lice an d SS in t he deport at ions o f J ews from g hettos i n General Gover n me nt to  ex termin at ion  camp s, and the  driv ing ou t(ethni c cle an sing) of  over 116,000 Polish fa rmers(30 t hou sands ofthe m  we re childr en)from the a rea  ar oundZam o ść, k nown as  Ak t ion Z amos c . Most of th e c h i ld ren were se n t toconce ntr a tionscamp s, labour camps a n d blonde and e noug h you ngt o th eIII Reich forGer ma n i sation,or  to do a sl ave work  o n  Germ an far ms. On ly 800C h il d ren of  Zam ość  were suc ces sf u lly rec la im e d afte r th ewar. 
Disag r eeme n t s with governorgener a l  Hans Fra nk le dto Krüg e r'sdismissalon 9 Novemb er 194 3. H e was  replac ed  by Wi lhe lm  Koppe. 
D ue to Krü ger,Koppe a nd  the ir
 for_every book_given to the German_authorities, a_bottle_of alcohol_was_the pay (one_of the assumptions_of the Generalplan Ost)._The plan was_originating_from Otto von Bismarck's operations against - among others - Poles, mainly in Provinz_Posen_(Greater Poland)_in_XIX_century.

As the highest commander in_charge he looked after the_execution of_Aktion Erntefest (Harvest Festival, pol. dożynki) in district_of_Lublin, when during_one day in November 1943 SS, Order Police and_the Ukrainian Sonderdienst shot to death_in mass killings_more_than_83,000 Jews. Krüger's men,_hand-in-hand with Orpo, Einsatzgruppen and Wehrmacht_were conducting during a few years_time, the genocide program of quelling guerrilla_activity, so-called: "anti-partisan" fighting in the_General Government. During these operations,_which meant_to be against Polish "bandits",_as the Germans_called partisans,_the murders of_women and children were carried out_on a daily_basis. For a help given to_the_partisans by local_farmers_and_their families,_the entire villages_were_burnt to_the_ashes with all inhabitants.

Such "disciplinary" campaigns_were_a commonplace in Poland under German occupation_- more than 300_Polish_villages were destroyed (within_the borders after 1945). In_the most of cases, before the_fire was_set to_the village, all the peasants were gathered in the biggest village_building and burnt alive. Earlier, several_grenades were thrown into_the crowd._

Among_other deeds committed_by_Krüger were:_responsibility for eliminating rebellions in the extermination_camps, setting_up forced labour camps, the employment_of police and SS_in_the deportations of Jews from ghettos_in General Government to extermination camps,_and the driving out (ethnic_cleansing)_of_over 116,000 Polish farmers (30_thousands of them were children) from_the area around_Zamość, known as Aktion Zamosc. Most of_the_children were sent to concentrations camps,_labour_camps and blonde and enough young_to_the_III Reich for Germanisation, or_to do a slave work on_German farms. Only 800 Children of Zamość were successfully_reclaimed after the_war. 

Disagreements with governor general_Hans_Frank_led to Krüger's dismissal on 9 November 1943. He was_replaced by_Wilhelm Koppe. 

Due_to Krüger, Koppe and their