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- - - - Jews from the Reich to the east carried out ad hoc.
      - Conquests in 1939, 1940 and early 1941 had brought millions of Jews under their control, but had not resulted in making anywhere available to send them in order to cleanse the Reich – liquidation of the Jews a way out of a blind ally.
      - He also argues that the Holocaust gradually attained its institutional and factual character by the spring of 1942 after the construction of the extermination camps in Poland.
      - He maintained that the first mass killings, including by the use of poisonous gas, were local initiatives, intended to deal with overcrowding in particular Polish ghettos. But once local commanders had resorted ad hoc to mass murder they turned to it on a routinized basis to solve the problems of disease in the ghettos and to deal with Jews arriving from the west with nowhere to go.
      - According to Broszat, even as late as the fall 1941 Nazi leaders , ‘spoke only ... Of deportation “to the East’.
  - - - Nazi policy of allowing the Jewish population to flee – by 1940, more than half the Jewish populations of Germany and Austria had left the those countries – used to support view of leading structuralists like Mommsen that it was the outbreak of war that produced new policy.
      - Wannsee Conference – it was indicated that mass killing was only one experimental solution.
      - Operation Barbarossa