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== Referanser ==
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<ref name="Breitman1996">Breitman, Richard (1996): Secrecy and th final solution. Chapter 5 i Ardbre, R. (1996). ''New Perspectives on the Holocaust''. New York University Press.</ref>

<ref name="Buchler">{{Kilde artikkel|tittel=“Unworthy Behavior”: The Case of SS Officer Max Täubner|publikasjon=Holocaust and Genocide Studies|doi=10.1093/hgs/dcg021|url=https://academic.oup.com/hgs/article/17/3/409/928865|dato=2003-01-01|forfattere=|fornavn=Yehoshua R.|etternavn=Büchler|via=|serie=3|språk=en|bind=17|hefte=|sider=409–429|issn=8756-6583|besøksdato=2019-11-19|sitat=The only known case in which an SS officer was punished for killing Jews is discussed below. Max Täubner and his men carried out thousands of killings without orders and in a particularly savage way. Their rogue actions, however, might have gone unimpeded had the perpetrators not boasted and sent photographs to friends and relatives. The potential for publicity and embarrassment, as well as other considerations, formed the crux of the legal case: the unauthorized murder of thousands of Jews otherwise would have constituted to Täubner's superiors little more than instances of excessive zeal.}}</ref>

<ref name="Eisen">Eisen, G., & Stark, T. (2013). [https://doi.org/10.1093/hgs/dct023 The 1941 Galician Deportation and the Kamenets-Podolsk Massacre: A Prologue to the Hungarian Holocaust]. ''Holocaust and Genocide Studies'', 27(2), 207-241. «The German attack against the Soviet Union, beginning on June 22, 1941, presented an unparalleled opportunity for the Hungarian government to deport Jews from Hungary to Galicia during a six-week period in the summer of 1941. The deportations of 22,000 Jews culminated in an unprecedented bloodbath in Kamenets-Podolsk at the end of August, when most of the deportees were slaughtered.»</ref>

<ref name="Grant">{{Kilde bok | forfatter = Grant, R.G. | utgivelsesår = 1999 | tittel = Holocaust | isbn = 8278880521 | utgivelsessted = Oslo | forlag = Libretto forl | url = http://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2010042103026 | side = }}</ref>

<ref name="Levy">{{Kilde artikkel|tittel=The Bombing of Auschwitz Revisited: A Critical Analysis|publikasjon=Holocaust and Genocide Studies|doi=10.1093/hgs/10.3.267|url=https://academic.oup.com/hgs/article/10/3/267/591661|dato=1996-12-01|forfattere=|fornavn=Richard H.|etternavn=Levy|via=|serie=3|språk=en|bind=10|hefte=|sider=267–298|issn=8756-6583|besøksdato=2019-11-19|sitat=The Allies did not bomb Auschwitz as requested in 1944, and this has come to symbolize in the popular mind callous indifference to—or even complicity in—the crimes the Nazis committed there, and indeed all of the failures of American and British refugee policy from at least 1938. Such a perspective was promoted by David Wyman in a 1978 article and a 1984 book. Unfortunately these cotain, in Dr. Levy's judgment, numerous mistakes, misrepresenting 1944 opinion(jewish and non–jewish, civillan and millitary), making many errors when discussing the operational problems and ignoring the command problems that would have been involved, and—against considerable evidence—claiming that bombing the gas chambers and crematoria would have saved many lives. This article presents contrary evidence and conclusions}}</ref>

<ref name="Smith2004">{{Kilde artikkel|tittel=Bletchley Park and the Holocaust|publikasjon=Intelligence and National Security|doi=10.1080/0268452042000302994|url=http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/0268452042000302994|dato=2004|forfattere=|fornavn=Michael|etternavn=Smith|via=|serie=2|språk=en|bind=19|hefte=|sider=262–274|issn=0268-4527|besøksdato=2019-11-19|sitat=This article examines the truth behind claims that British codebreakers knew Nazi police operating behind the German troops invading the Soviet Union were murdering thousands of Jews but that they and the British wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who read their messages, did nothing about it. These claims were ﬁrst published in 1998 in the book Ofﬁcial Secrets: What the Nazis Planned, What the British and Americans Knew by Professor Richard Breitman. He argued that instead of using the intelligence to show the world the plight of the Jews the British ‘simply hoarded’ it. Churchill should have told the world, warning the Jews in countries like Romania and Bulgaria, which were as yet not under German occupation, of what was going on. Professor Breitman also criticised the British for failing to provide the intelligence reports as evidence to the International Tribunal at Nuremberg at which those Nazis accused of war crimes were tried. His allegations were repeated in a number of newspaper articles publicising the book, and often based on interviews with him, which carried headlines such as: ‘Britain Accused of Hiding Facts on Holocaust’; ‘Should Churchill have Acted?’; and ‘MI6 Concealed Extermination of Jews’.}}</ref>

<ref name="Vogt 1966 s. 47">[[#Vogt1966|Vogt (1966)]] s. 47.</ref>
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