Regional occupation systems
These regional pages do not turn cities into closed crime scenes or assign every local crime to a single commander. They draw only on profiles and mechanisms in the current publication clusters, preserving differences between authority, implementation and direct action.
1939–1945
Warsaw: police terror, deportation, uprising and plunder
A focused reconstruction of how early police terror, ghetto administration, deportation, prisons and executions, formations deployed in 1944, property seizure and cultural plunder intersected in occupied Warsaw.
13 documented profiles · 6 related mechanism dossiers1939–1945
Łódź: ghetto rule, police logistics and prison terror
The chain from the founding order and municipal administration of the Łódź ghetto through Gestapo deportation work, Chełmno and the Radogoszcz prison.
7 documented profiles · 5 related mechanism dossiers1939–1945
Kraków: regional police rule and cultural seizure
A deliberately narrow view of the Kraków Security Police apparatus, ghetto destruction and the centralised seizure of library collections in the General Government.
2 documented profiles · 3 related mechanism dossiers1939–1941
Poznań: from mobile killing unit to regional Gestapo
The transition from mobile police operations to a permanent Gestapo headquarters, Fort VII and the murder of psychiatric patients in the Wartheland.
2 documented profiles · 2 related mechanism dossiers1939 — military and early police occupation
Bydgoszcz: military rule, police selection and execution
How the first military occupation, Einsatzkommando structures, lists and prisoner selections formed successive but distinct layers of repression in Bydgoszcz in 1939.
3 documented profiles · 2 related mechanism dossiers