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The title of this post is The Iasi Pogrom , but I am starting with a different event, putting the Iasi Pogrom into a more comprehensive context. It is a long read, but it is such an important subject that I feel compelled to be as detailed as possible. The following persons took part in the discussion about the the final solution to the Jewish question, which took place in Berlin: Grossen Wannsee No.
At the beginning of the discussion, the Chief of the Security Police and of the SD, SS-Obergruppenfuehrer Heydrich, reported that the Reich Marshal had appointed him to delegate for the preparations for the final solution to the Jewish question in Europe and pointed out that this discussion had been called to clarify fundamental questions. The wish of the Reich Marshal to have a draft sent to him concerning organizational, factual, and material interests concerning the final solution of the Jewish question in Europe makes necessary an initial standard action of all central offices immediately concerned with these questions to bring their general activities into line.
In carrying out these efforts, an increased and planned acceleration of the emigration of the Jews from Reich territory was started as the only possible present solution. Its most important tasks were. All the offices realized the drawbacks of such enforced accelerated emigration. For the time being, they had, however, tolerated it on account of the lack of other possible solutions to the problem.
The Jews themselves, or their Jewish political organizations financed the emigration. To avoid impoverished Jews remaining behind, the principle was followed that wealthy Jews have to finance the emigration of poor Jews; this was arranged by imposing a suitable tax, i. The work concerned with emigration was, later on, not only a German problem but also a problem with which the authorities of the countries to which the flow of emigrants was being directed would have to deal with.
