HOLOCAUST DOCUMENTS Prepared by Daniel Keren The Jaeger report: a detailed report on Nazi mass murder in the occupied USSR. During five months in 1941, one Nazi unit murdered over 130,000 people, two-thirds of them women and children. Dr. Erhard Wetzel's "gassing apparatuses" letter. A leading Nazi official sums up the plan to kill with poison gas Jews who were deemed "unfit for work". German Army report complains: "The Jews in Treblinka are not adequately buried". The Supreme SS and Police Court states: "The Jews have to be exterminated". Oberfuehrer Bracks' suggestion to spare 2-3 million Jews for slave labor, while sterilizing them -- and Himmler's reply. Some documents concerning Auschwitz death camp, its murder installations, and the number of workers manning them.
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