Austrians as Mass Murderers in Poland: Globocnik, Eberl, Stangl

National Socialists from Austria played a key role, beginning in 1942, in the murder of more than one and a half million people in the “General Government” in
occupied Poland, particularly in the extermination camps at Bełżec, Sobibór, and Treblinka. The former Gauleiter of Vienna, Odilo Globocnik, directed “Operation Reinhardt” from Lublin. Irmfried Eberl from
Bregenz—who had studied medicine in Innsbruck—was the first commandant of the Treblinka extermination camp. He was succeeded by Franz Stangl, who came from Altmünster on Lake Traunsee and had proven his expertise in mass murder at Sobibór. On the panel, experts will discuss these criminals:
Michael Gehler, Peter Pirker, Johannes Sachslehner, and
Anders Otte Stensager. The evening will be moderated by Ingrid Böhler.
Registration by October 20, 2026
via the following link: tirol.gv.at/ÖsterreicheralsMassenmörder