Kārlis Lobe

Kārlis Lobe (1895 – 1985) was a Latvian Nazi collaborator and high-ranking Waffen-SS officer considered responsible for the wartime deaths of Jews in Latvia during the occupation of Latvia by Nazi Germany.^[1]

Admitted to Sweden after finishing his work for the Nazis, Lobe never returned to Latvia, because Latvia was occupied by Soviet Union.

References

^ Craig, Olga. "The Tale of a Nazi Mascot". The Telegraph. 15 December 2007. Retrieved 19 November 2009.

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Crimes	Burning of the Riga synagogues Dünamünde Action Jelgava Pogulianski Rumbula Liepāja (Šķēde)

Victims	Jewish people of Latvia Gypsies Joseph Carlebach Simon Dubnow Else Hirsch

Perpetrators	Alois Brunner Rudolf Batz Fritz Dietrich Otto-Heinrich Drechsler Erich Ehrlinger Karl Jäger Friedrich Jeckeln Heinz Jost Konrāds Kalējs Ernst Kaltenbrunner Wolfgang Kügler Rudolf Lange Hinrich Lohse Hans-Adolf Prützmann Eduard Roschmann Alfred Rosenberg Martin Sandberger Rudolf Joachim Seck Franz Walter Stahlecker Eduard Strauch

Nazi occupation and organizations	Einsatzgruppen Reichskommissariat Ostland Rollkommando Hamann

Collaborators	Individuals Viktors Arājs Herberts Cukurs Kārlis Lobe Organizations Arajs Kommando Latvian Auxiliary Police Schutzmannschaft

Ghettos and camps	Daugavpils Ghetto Jungfernhof concentration camp Kaiserwald concentration camp Riga Ghetto Salaspils concentration camp

Documentation	Generalplan Ost Jäger Report

Concealment	Sonderaktion 1005

War crimes investigations and trials	Einsatzgruppen Trial Extraordinary (Soviet) State Commission

Righteous among the Nations	Jānis Lipke Roberts Sedols

Memorials	Bikernieki Memorial

Related articles	The Holocaust Occupation of Latvia by Nazi Germany