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The results of the application of such orders can be seen i.a. in the data of the major anti- partisan actions in Belorussia between 1942 and 1944 according to Christian Streit's
 Kalkulierte Morde
:
Codename; Period; Area; Number of Dead Partisans/Civilians; Number of CapturedFirearms; Number of Dead in German Formations1942
 Bamberg; 26.03 - 06.04; Glusk, Bobruisk; 4,396; 47; 7?; 09.05 - 12.05; Klitshev, Bobruisk; 520; 3; 10?; Beginning of June; Slovodka, Bobruisk; 1,000; ?; ??; 15.06; Borki; 1,741; 7; 0?; 21.06; Zbyshin; 1,076; ?; ??; 25.06; Timkovtshi; 900; ?;??; 26.06; Studenka; 836; ?;??; 18.07; Yelsk; 1,000; ?; ?Adler; 15.07-07.08; Bobruisk, Mogilev, Beresino; 1,381; 438; 25Greif; 14.08-20.08; Orsha, Vitebsk; 796; ?; 26Sumpffieber; 22.08-21.09; White Ruthenia; 10,063; ?; ??; 22.09-26.09; Malorita; 4,038; 0; 0Blitz; 23.09-03.10; Polozk, Vitebsk; 567; ?; 8Karlsbad; 11.10-23.10; Orsha, Vitebsk; 1,051; 178; 24 Nürnberg; 23.11-29.11; Dubrovka; 2,974; ?; 6Hamburg; 10.12-21.12; Neman-Shtshara; 6,172; 28; 7Altona; 22.12-29.12; Slonim; 1,032; ?; 0
1943
 Franz; 06.01-14.01; Grodsyanka; 2,025; 280; 19Peter; 10.01-11.01; Klitshev, Kolbtsha; 1,400; ?; ??; 18.01-23.01; Sluzk,Minsk, Tsherven; 825; 141; 0
 
Waldwinter; until 01.02; Sirotino-Trudy; 1,627; 159; 20Erntefest I; until 28.01; Tsherven, Ossipovitshi; 1,228; 163; 7Erntefest II; until 09.02; Sluzk, Kopyl; 2,325; 314; 6Hornung; 08.02-26.02; Lenin, Hansevitshi; 12,897; 133; 29Schneehase; 28.01-15.02; Polozk, Rossony, Krasnopolye; 2,283; 54; 37Winterzauber; 15.02 - end of March; Osveja, Latvian border; 3,904; ?; 30Kugelblitz; 22.02-08.03; Polozk, Osweja, Drissa, Rossony; 3,780; 583; 117 Nixe; until 19.03; Ptitsh-Mikashevitshi, Pinsk; 400; ?; ?Föhn; until 21.03; Pinsk; 543; ?; 12Donnerkeil; 21.03-02.04; Polozk, Vitebsk; 542; 91; 5Draufgänger II; 01.05-09.05; Rudnya and Manyly forest; 680; 110; 0Maigewitter; 17.05-21.05; Vitebsk, Surash, Gorodok; 2,441; 143; ?Cottbus; 20.05-23.06; Lepel, Begomel, Ushatshi; 11,796; 1,057; 128Weichsel; 27.05-10.06; Dniepr-Pripiet Triangle southwest of Gomel; 4,018; 1,570; 28Ziethen; 13.06-16.06; Retshitza; 160; ?; 5Seydlitz; 25.06-27.07; Ovrutsh-Mosyr; 5,106; 528; 34?; 30.07; Mosyr; 501; ?; ?Günther; until 14.07; Voloshin, Lagoisk; 3,993; ?; 11Hermann; 13.07-11-08; Ivje, Novogrodek, Wolishin, Stolbzy; 4,280; 986; 52Fritz; 24.09-10.10; Glebokie; 509; 46; 12?; 09.10 - 22.10; Stary Bychov; 1,769; 302; 64Heinrich; 01.11-18.11; Rossony, Polozk, Idritza; 5,452; 476; 358?; December; Spaskoye; 628; ?;??; December; Beloye; 1,453; ?; ?Otto; 20.12-01.01.1944; Osveja; 1,920; 30; 21
1944
 
?; 14.01; Ala; 1,758; ?; ??; 22.01; Baiki; 987; ?; ?Wolfsjagd; 03.02-15.02; Glusk, Bobruisk; 467; ?; 6Sumpfhahn; until 19.02; Glusk, Bobruisk; 538; ?; 6?; Beginning of March; Beresino, Belnytshi; 686; ?; ?Auerhahn; 07.04-17.04; Bobruisk; 1,000; ?; ?Frühlingsfest; 17.04-12.05; Polozk, Ushatshi; 7,011; 1,065; 300Pfingstausflug; June; Senno; 653; ?; ?Windwirbel; June; Chidra; 560; 103; 3Pfingsrose; 02.06-13.06; Talka; 499; ?; ?Kormoran; 25.05-17.06; Vileika, Borissov, Minsk; 7,697; 325; 110Total I:139,884 partisans/civilians killedTotal II:100,070 partisans/civilians killed, 9,360 firearms capturedTotal III:112,603 partisans/civilians killed, 1,533 dead in German and auxiliary formationsIn the above listed major anti-partisan actions in Belorussia between 1942 and 1944, atleast 139,884 partisans and civilians were killed. The list is a transcription / translation of the one in Gerlach’s a.m. book, which is based on the contemporary German records thatthe author could get hold of. The number of dead was probably even higher, given thatGerlach’s list also includes the “prisoners” who, according to Gerlach, were mostlyexecuted. These figures I have left out for simplification reasons.The “Total II” of the above list gives the number of partisan / civilian dead in suchoperations for which the total of apprehended firearms of all types (rifles, pistols, machineguns, occasionally also heavy weapons) could be established. It shows that the number of dead was more than ten times higher than the number of apprehended firearms, whichsuggests that 90 % of those killed were not partisans but unarmed civilians.The “Total II” of the above list gives the number of partisan / civilian dead in suchoperations for which the number of dead in the German and auxiliary formations could beestablished. It shows that in these operations 112,603 “partisans” but only 1,533 membersof anti-partisan formations were killed – a ratio of 73 to 1 - , which is another indication of how few of those killed by the German formations were actually partisans.
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