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<blockquote data-quote="emilioteles" data-source="post: 1830602" data-attributes="member: 3144"><img src="https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/1512391_297004100483142_4103237555057116366_n.jpg?oh=90c2bee6c085cac413fb8d8f94efaffe&amp;oe=56192AF0&amp;__gda__=1448776498_fead9d26a95bc5ad8603264996ebfd89" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> A soldier from No. 3 Commando armed with a Thompson submachine gun and wearing a balaclava, training in Largs, Scotland, 2 May 1942.On 18th October 1942 Hitler issued his notorious ‘Commando Order’&quot;For some time our enemies have been using in their warfare methods which are outside the international Geneva Conventions. Especially brutal and treacherous is the behaviour of the so-called commandos, who, as is established, are partially recruited even from freed criminals in enemy countries.From captured orders it is divulged that they are directed not only to shackle prisoners, but also to kill defenceless prisoners on the spot at the moment in which they believe that the latter, as prisoners, represent a burden in the further pursuit of their purpose or could otherwise be a hindrance. Finally, orders have been found in which the killing of prisoners has been demanded in principle. …I therefore order: From now on all enemies on so-called commando missions in Europe or Africa, challenged by German troops, even if they are to all appearances soldiers in uniform or demolition troops, whether armed or unarmed, in battle or in flight, are to be slaughtered to the last man. It does not make any difference whether they are landed from ships and airplanes for their actions, or whether they are dropped by parachute. Even if these individuals, when found, should apparently be prepared to give themselves up, no pardon is to be granted them on principle.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="emilioteles, post: 1830602, member: 3144"] [IMG]https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/1512391_297004100483142_4103237555057116366_n.jpg?oh=90c2bee6c085cac413fb8d8f94efaffe&oe=56192AF0&__gda__=1448776498_fead9d26a95bc5ad8603264996ebfd89[/IMG] A soldier from No. 3 Commando armed with a Thompson submachine gun and wearing a balaclava, training in Largs, Scotland, 2 May 1942. On 18th October 1942 Hitler issued his notorious ‘Commando Order’ "For some time our enemies have been using in their warfare methods which are outside the international Geneva Conventions. Especially brutal and treacherous is the behaviour of the so-called commandos, who, as is established, are partially recruited even from freed criminals in enemy countries. From captured orders it is divulged that they are directed not only to shackle prisoners, but also to kill defenceless prisoners on the spot at the moment in which they believe that the latter, as prisoners, represent a burden in the further pursuit of their purpose or could otherwise be a hindrance. Finally, orders have been found in which the killing of prisoners has been demanded in principle. … I therefore order: From now on all enemies on so-called commando missions in Europe or Africa, challenged by German troops, even if they are to all appearances soldiers in uniform or demolition troops, whether armed or unarmed, in battle or in flight, are to be slaughtered to the last man. It does not make any difference whether they are landed from ships and airplanes for their actions, or whether they are dropped by parachute. Even if these individuals, when found, should apparently be prepared to give themselves up, no pardon is to be granted them on principle." [/QUOTE]

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