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ljesd4yi December 21, 194i THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON. Page Seven Ordinary Nazi Stuff Killing Russian Women rotors no: In ,ol,owin T written exclusively lor N?S7j Press, llya Ehrenburg, rl-known Russian author and ft describes lour wit- rtrocity C ,t the Kharkov . fiinrwniTnn tn for tUi Pre? (U.PJ . .,.. nar.is four nazis tf. under the kleig lights of a f" three s prisoners Kd with their war crimes, the Pi .. a witness. KZt re only ordinary nazis, LrtL standard Hitlerites. That Ir thine. There is no- . .-ial here, ;B. -:... nlhln natholoffi I w four representatives tell " k,t a state system whose E5, jg to annihilate other na- There are .in Lanxhsld is a precise Lnnan. Before the war he served rih. cltv administration of Lnk(ort-on-the-Main. In ap- Lrtnce He cuum uc a eo.w., Uer or a trader in brassier. thai he shows witn wnai Kina dub ne I10SSCU me ntnucu vi IjujIjov, he seems 10 oe yiaisuis fLjs at the counter. He has slain I the same precise, businesslike tuner with which he would Lunt sausages. irh.n he is auestioned, he says 1,, you please." He wears three jujils ana says ns wm la the eastern campaign." This ihas tortured unfortunate peo it unspeakably; he has shot war nsoners; he has slain peasant He liked order in everyining. L one occasion he was to turn ... Lnr six women to tne command' VP--;" ASONOTONE HEARING AID the Patiect ' lot As. enduring gift,' the beginning of a glorious future. S0HOTO11E Hearing Center . 285 Miner Bldg. Phone 3623 ant to be shot but he had clubbed them and one had died. "I turned over only five," he testified with a cough of self-depreciation. When a five-year-old child clung to the body of his mother who had been flogged to death, the corporal could not carry the body away. "The corporal didn't want any fuss so he shot the child," ex plained the precise captain. How many has he slain with his own hand? He hesitates to make a mistake, cautiously ven tures: "Aljout 100." Of course, he condemns Hitler now and he wonders why nobody is Interested in his political be liefs, only the women he killed, but he draws himself up stiffly and answers the questions, "jawohl." S. S. Lt. Hans Ritz ia nnW "l but he is prematurely bald. He studied international law, but tor tured innocent DeoDle. fahriti false accusations and light-heart- eoiy snot peasant women. He is a musician and "adores pastorales." vny am ne become a butcher? Perhaps it was his inquisitiveness. One day he went to see the place near Taganrog where inhabitants were shot He went on invitation pf Lt. Jakoby "to prove that you are a man and a soldier." . He did want to prove he was a man. He nurses his tiny mustache as he tells that. He seized a tommy gun ana oegan to shoot down wo men. Hans Ritz condemns Hitler, too. Corporal Retzlaw is doltish but he knew how to make his career. At the beginning of the war he was in France, drank much wine and toured the bawdy houses, Then his friends began going to the eastern front. The corporal wanted something better so he got himself enrolled in a battalion of the secret field police (GFP.) As piring executioners were lectured on how to arrest, search, interro gate, execute. One professor lec tured on the necessity of exter minating the soviet people be cause they were hampering the new order. Having finished with theory, Cpl. Retzlaw passed on to prao tice. A superior officer showed him several arrested men and pointing to one said, "That one has a fine beard." Retzlaw understood what he was to do, but he excused himself. "I only pulled out part of ms beard.' He appreciated the merits of i 1 MTU N W, COMPOSE R Al Dexter, composer or "Pistol racktai' Must," presents Miss Nlana Yeacer with an autographed recording of his song. Mia Tester purchased the largest amount of war .bands sold one day at a New York city theater. 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