Johannes Blaskowitz - Revision history

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	===WWII===		===WWII===
	[[File:From left to right Johannes Blaskowitz, Erwin Rommel and Gerd von Rundstedt in Paris.png\|thumb\|300px\|From left to right: Johannes Blaskowitz, [[Erwin Rommel]] and [[Gerd von Rundstedt]] in Paris, May 1944]]		[[File:From left to right Johannes Blaskowitz, Erwin Rommel and Gerd von Rundstedt in Paris.png\|thumb\|300px\|From left to right: Johannes Blaskowitz, [[Erwin Rommel]] and [[Gerd von Rundstedt]] in Paris, May 1944]]
	Blaskowitz was commander-in-chief [[Poland campaign\|in Occupied Poland]] in 1939–1940 (thus before the claimed start of [[the ~~Holocaust~~]]) During this period, he is claimed to have protested against claimed SS war crimes, such as by the [[Einsatzgruppen]]. Strangely, he continued to command Army Groups, was not part of the [[July 20 plot]], and was not included in the large-scale SS repressions afterwards.		Blaskowitz was commander-in-chief [[Poland campaign\|in Occupied Poland]] in 1939–1940 (thus before the claimed start of [[the Holohoax]]) During this period, he is claimed to have protested against claimed SS war crimes, such as by the [[Einsatzgruppen]]. Strangely, he continued to command Army Groups, was not part of the [[July 20 plot]], and was not included in the large-scale SS repressions afterwards.
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	==Life==		==Life==
	[[File:Johannes Blaskowitz II.~~jpg~~\|right\|310px]]		[[File:Johannes Blaskowitz II.png\|right\|310px]]
	Johannes Blaskowitz was born on 10 July 1883, in Paterswalde, Kreis Wehlau (East Prussia). He was the son of Protestant pastor Hermann Adam Friedrich Blaskowitz (1848–1919) and his wife Marie, née Kuhn (d. 1886). Widower Pastor Blaskowitz married later Louise Steiner (d. 28 November 1927 in Walterkehmen), born in Görlitz. They had two children, so all together Johannes had eight siblings. In 1894, Blaskowitz joined cadet school at Köslin and also afterwards at Berlin Lichterfelde.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220222064438/https://www.leo-bw.de/web/guest/detail/-/Detail/details/PERSON/kgl_biographien/119093480/Blaskowitz+Johannes+Albrecht Blaskowitz, Johannes Albrecht], Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, 2022</ref>		Johannes Blaskowitz was born on 10 July 1883, in Paterswalde, Kreis Wehlau (East Prussia). He was the son of Protestant pastor Hermann Adam Friedrich Blaskowitz (1848–1919) and his wife Marie, née Kuhn (d. 1886). Widower Pastor Blaskowitz married later Louise Steiner (d. 28 November 1927 in Walterkehmen), born in Görlitz. They had two children, so all together Johannes had eight siblings. In 1894, Blaskowitz joined cadet school at Köslin and also afterwards at Berlin Lichterfelde.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220222064438/https://www.leo-bw.de/web/guest/detail/-/Detail/details/PERSON/kgl_biographien/119093480/Blaskowitz+Johannes+Albrecht Blaskowitz, Johannes Albrecht], Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, 2022</ref>

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	[[File:From left to right Johannes Blaskowitz, Erwin Rommel and Gerd von Rundstedt in Paris.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|From left to right: Johannes Blaskowitz, [[Erwin Rommel]] and [[Gerd von Rundstedt]] in Paris, May 1944]]		[[File:From left to right Johannes Blaskowitz, Erwin Rommel and Gerd von Rundstedt in Paris.png\|thumb\|300px\|From left to right: Johannes Blaskowitz, [[Erwin Rommel]] and [[Gerd von Rundstedt]] in Paris, May 1944]]
	Blaskowitz was commander-in-chief [[Poland campaign\|in Occupied Poland]] in 1939–1940 (thus before the claimed start of [[the Holocaust]]) During this period, he is claimed to have protested against claimed SS war crimes, such as by the [[Einsatzgruppen]]. Strangely, he continued to command Army Groups, was not part of the [[July 20 plot]], and was not included in the large-scale SS repressions afterwards.		Blaskowitz was commander-in-chief [[Poland campaign\|in Occupied Poland]] in 1939–1940 (thus before the claimed start of [[the Holocaust]]) During this period, he is claimed to have protested against claimed SS war crimes, such as by the [[Einsatzgruppen]]. Strangely, he continued to command Army Groups, was not part of the [[July 20 plot]], and was not included in the large-scale SS repressions afterwards.
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	=== Nuremberg===		=== Nuremberg===
	[[File:Johannes Blaskowitz (Freitod).~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Suicide]]		[[File:Johannes Blaskowitz (Freitod).png\|thumb\|300px\|Suicide]]
	At the [[Nuremberg trials]], he was charged with war crimes, allegedly ordering the execution of two deserters after the German surrender, despite his earlier alleged protests against war crimes by the SS. Allegedly, he committed suicide. Both the indictment and the alleged suicide have been considered a mystery by scholars ever since, because he was later acquitted on all counts and had been told to expect to be acquitted by his defense. He was buried in Bommelsen, Gemeinde Bomlitz, Landkreis Soltau-Fallingbostel.		At the [[Nuremberg trials]], he was charged with war crimes, allegedly ordering the execution of two deserters after the German surrender, despite his earlier alleged protests against war crimes by the SS. Allegedly, he committed suicide. Both the indictment and the alleged suicide have been considered a mystery by scholars ever since, because he was later acquitted on all counts and had been told to expect to be acquitted by his defense. He was buried in Bommelsen, Gemeinde Bomlitz, Landkreis Soltau-Fallingbostel.

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