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to men of lower rank and less experience, as the Nazi leaders were
busy celebrating the anniversary of the Munich coup 1923.
As the first reports of the disturbances came, the SA commander
Viktor Lutze ordered that Jewish property must not be damaged. In
case there were still anti-Jewish demonstrations, the SA would
intervene to stop them. Following this order from Lutze, SA members
began to guard Jewish shops whose windows had been broken. The
SS and the police were given similar directives to restore law and
order. In spite of this, at least three of the 28 SA units refused to
obey orders, and sent their men out to destroy synagogues and other
Jewish property.
In December 1937, several German newspapers reported that the
murdering of Jews would be punishable by death. It was reported that
Josef Reinhardt had been sentenced to death for killing a Jewish
merchant Abraham and his gentile wife. It was pointed out that murder
was murder regardless of the victim.
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