Trial by the district courts in Klagenfurt, Vienna, Salzburg and Linz against members of the HSSPF Lublin, Volume 67: Closure of proceedings against Michalsen and others; Structure and members of the SS and Police Commander (SSPF) office in Lublin

Documentation from trials conducted in Landesgericht Klagenfurt (the Klagenfurt District Court), Landesgericht Wien (the Vienna District Court), Landesgericht Salzburg (the Salzburg District Court) and Landesgericht Linz (the Linz District Court) against members of the HSSPF (Höhere SS- und Polizeiführer-Higher SS and Police Leader) Lublin: Documentation of the trial, Volume 67; Closing order in the trial of Michalsen and others, structure and members of the SS and Police Commander (SSPF) office in Lublin Closing order in the trial of Michalsen and others, regarding the proceedings against former members of the SS and Police Commander (SSPF) Lublin (pp. 2-203): - Table of Contents (pp. 4-6); I. General Comments (pp. 7-12); II. The SS- and Police Commander (SSPF) in the Lublin district and his position in the Generalgouvernement police (pp. 12-17); III. Departments under the command of the SS and Police Commander (SSPF) in the Lublin district: 1. Department of the Reichsführer SS, responsible for the construction of SS and police bases (pp. 17-20); 2. The Mannschaftshause (SS crew houses) (pp. 19-20); 3. The Ostunterkünfte (SS Research Department for Accommodation in the East) (pp. 20-21); 4. The Reichskommisar for the Consolidation of German folklore, the Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle (VoMi- Main Welfare Office for Ethnic Germans) and the Rasse- und Siedlungshauptamt (Race and Settlement Head Agency) (pp. 21-24); 5. SS Goods (The operations group economy) (pp. 24-26); IV. Departments not under the direct command of the SS and Police Commander in the Lublin district: 1. The SS Standortverwaltung (site management ) and the branch in Zamosc (pp. 26-27); 2. The SS site command in Lublin (pp. 27-29); 3. The Truppenwirtschaftslager (troop economy stock) Lublin (pp. 29-30); 4. The SS central construction head Lublin (pp. 30-32); V. The Staff of the SS and Police Commander in the District Lublin: 1. The known staff needs and positions of this department (pp. 32-33); a) The telephone register of 25 September 1940 (pp. 33-34); b) The staff plan of 1942 (pp. 34-36); c) Statements regarding staffing from a report of a Norwegian Department (pp. 36-37); d) Staff list, 1940-July 1943, August 1943-22 July 1944 (pp. 37-39); 2. The departments relevant to the extermination of Jews in the Staff of the SS and Police Commander in the Lublin district (pp. 40-51): a) "Aktion" Reinhard Department (pp. 40- 43); b) Department Inspector of "Aktion" Reinhard (pp. 43- 45); c) Department IVa ("Aktion" Reinhard) (pp. 45-51); VI. Members of the staff of the SS and Police Commander Lublin facing charges as defendants: 1. The SS and Police Commanders (pp. 52-53); 2. Members of the "Aktion" Reinhard Department (pp. 53-62); 3. Members of the department Inspector of "Aktion" Reinhard (pp. 63-70); 4. The staff commanders (pp. 70-74); 5. The Adjutants and personal consultants (pp. 74-99); 6. The consultants of Department "K" (motor vehicle department) (pp. 100-101); 7. The heads of the Human Resources Department (pp. 101-103); 8. The consultants of Department IVa (Administration) (pp. 104-106); 9. The consultant from Department IVb (Medical Service) (pp. 106-111); 10. The members of the Motor Vehicle Department (pp. 111-120); 11. The typists (pp. 120-135); VII. Members of the SS Standortverwaltung and Department IVa ("Aktion" Reinhard) facing charges as defendants (pp. 136-173); VIII. Members of the SS site command Lublin facing charges as defendants (pp. 174-186); IX. Members of the Truppenwirtschaftslager Lublin facing charges as defendants (pp. 186-191); X. Members of SS Goods (pp. 191-194); XI. Individual crimes committed by so far unknown culprits (pp. 194-197); B) Order for withdrawal of prosecution (pp. 197-203); - Request to expand the investigation to include Werner Wehrheim, who is accused of writing up and issuing orders for guards of transports to concentration camps as the adjutant of Jakob Sporrenberg, including a detailed report regarding "Aktion Erntefest" and Wehrheim's role in its planning (pp. 204-226).