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After Poland was defeated, Peiper witnessed the developing SS policies of deportations and ethnic cleansing of the Polish population.
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In post-war interrogations, Peiper described the experience in a detached, factual manner:. The action [gassing] was done before a circle of invited guests. The insane were lead into a prepared casemate the door of which had a Plexiglas window. After the door was closed, one could see how, in the beginning, the insane still laughed and talked to each other.
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But, soon they sat down on the straw, obviously under the influence of the gas. Very soon, they no longer moved. The latter was tasked with deporting Jews from Polish territories annexed to Germany to Warsaw and Lublin. Peiper also learned about Globocnik's work on the Lublin Reservation. Peiper returned to his duties as Himmler's adjutant on 21 June He referred to expulsions and massacres perpetrated in Poland, stating: "We had to have the toughness—this should be said and soon forgotten—to shoot thousands of leading Poles".
He stressed the so-called difficulty of "carrying out executions", "hauling away people", or "evicting crying and hysterical women". The following months were devoted to the preparation of the SS for this war. This episode shows that Peiper was perfectly able to remember the details of the criminal process without forgetting anecdotes intended to prove that Jews were hitting other Jews which, by comparison, was supposed to reduce his own complicity. From 11 to 15 June, Peiper was present for the SS conference where Himmler spoke of the plans to eliminate 30 million Slavic people.
Peiper accompanied Himmler on field inspections of various murder units. In the former function, the units' activities were indistinguishable from the Einsatzgruppen and the Order Police battalions. The reports of the Kommandostab units were received daily, and it was Peiper's role to present them to Himmler every morning.
On 11 August, Lombard reported the total number of shot "looters" a code word for the Jews was 6, As the first adjutant, Peiper's job included providing Himmler with the murder statistics from the Einsatzgruppen units each morning. Peiper and Werner Grothmann , Second Adjutant, were aware of all incoming communications; all of Himmler's orders passed through their hands. Peiper's role beside Himmler gradually came to an end beginning in the late summer of Although no longer Himmler's official First Adjutant, Peiper continued to update his appointment diary until mid-September An injury to a unit commander soon gave him an opportunity to take command of the 11th Company.
Peiper was noted for his fighting spirit, although his unit suffered high casualties as a consequence of his aggressive tactics.
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Sepp Dietrich , LSSAH's commander, volunteered his troops to assist with the murder operations by sealing Taganrog and delivering Jews, Roma, and others to the death squads; the massacre of roughly 1, people took place on 29 October in the Gully of Petrushino. In July , Peiper again met with Himmler and did not rejoin his unit until August He even met with Himmler one-on-one.
Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the German situation had seriously worsened, especially in the Battle of Stalingrad. Peiper's battalion left France in January for the Eastern Front.
Upon entering the village, Peiper's troops made a terrible discovery. All the men in his small rearguard medical detachment who had been left there had been killed and then mutilated. An SS sergeant in Peiper's ration supply company later stated that Peiper responded in kind: "In the village, the two petrol trucks were burnt and 25 Germans killed by partisans and Soviet soldiers.
As a revenge, Peiper ordered the burning down of the whole village and the shooting of its inhabitants". On 6 May , Peiper was awarded the German Cross in Gold for his achievements in February around Kharkov, where his unit gained the nickname the "Blowtorch Battalion". Reportedly, the nickname derived from the torching and slaughter of two Soviet villages where their inhabitants were either shot or burned. Some of these were burned alive in the church of Yefremovka. Even old Genghis Khan would gladly have hired us as assistants. Himmler sent personal congratulations over the radio: "Heartfelt congratulations for the Knight's Cross my dear Jochen!
I am proud of you! The official SS newspaper Das Schwarze Korps "The Black Corps" described Peiper's actions in Kharkov in glowing terms such as "the master of the situation in all its phases" and extolled Peiper's "quick decision making", "caring" attitude and "bold and unorthodox orders". The paper emphasized that he was "a born leader, one filled with the highest sense of responsibility for the life of every single one of his men, but who [was] also able to be hard if necessary".
The descriptions of his tactical skills propelled Peiper to become an icon of the Waffen-SS after the war, with former battalion members describing him in glowing terms.
Beginning in August, Peiper's battalion was stationed near Cuneo. After this, Peiper and his unit were called in to free the German soldiers and took up positions in Boves, controlling access to the town. They threatened to destroy the town and its inhabitants should their demands not be met. Peiper committed to sparing the town if the German soldiers were freed. The parish priest of Boves, don Giuseppe Bernardi, and local industrialist Alessandro Vassallo, who had acted as negotiators between Peiper and the Italian soldiers and partisans, successfully secured the release of the prisoners and the return of the body of the killed SS trooper.
There were 24 victims; all were males, with the except for one woman who died of smoke inhalation in her home after it was set on fire by looting SS men. At least seventeen were murdered in cold blood, rather than in a battle. Most, especially those killed near the cemetery, were of non-military age and were found shot by small arms fire. In nearly all burning houses ammunition exploded. Some bandits were shot. Beginning in November , Peiper's unit arrived on the Eastern Front, where it took part in combat in the area of Zhytomyr.
Peiper was soon appointed commander of the 1st SS Panzer Regiment after its previous leader had been killed in action, yet he had no experience leading tanks. His personal record in support of the nomination stated that, from 5 to 7 December, Peiper's regiment eliminated several Soviet artillery batteries, destroyed a divisional headquarters, and killed 2, "Russians", with only three taken prisoner. The village was burned to the ground and "completely destroyed".
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Peiper's command style, aggressive and without regard for casualties, reached its limits. Headlong attacks without proper reconnaissance lead to heavy losses in men and materiel. The remnants of the unit were taken over by another officer on 22 December. On 20 January , Peiper left his unit and went to Hitler's headquarters. Hitler presented him with a new award, the Oak Leaves to be added to his Knight's Cross.
Peiper was physically and mentally exhausted. A medical examination concluded that he needed rest. Peiper went on a long leave with his family in Bavaria.
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New recruits, many of whom were teenagers, had little in common with fanatical SS volunteers of years past. The recruits underwent brutal training; five were sentenced to death for shirking their duties. Peiper gave the command to the executioners and later had recruits march past the bodies. In , he was investigated by German authorities in connection with this event; Peiper denied everything, and the case was closed in Transportation was limited, and the Allies had near-total air superiority.
Peiper was rarely in the frontline command, due to the terrain and the need to maintain radio silence. Peiper was not in command of his Panzer regiment during Operation Luttich , the failed counter-attacks near Avranches.