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==Informational notes== {{notelist | refs = {{efn | name = coding | For the coding of prisoners, see ''[[IBM and the Holocaust]]'' by Edwin Black, pp 355 and 362. Black references the "Administration of German Concentration Camps", 9 July 1945, PRO FO 371/46979 (Public Record Office, London), as well as "Decoding Key for Concentration Camp Card Index Files", n.d. NARG242/338 T-1021 Roll 5, JAG (National Archives, College Park); and in the last source Frame 99 is mentioned. }} {{efn | name = telegram | The telegram is evidence number PS-3363 from the Oswald Pohl case at the Nuremberg Trials. A translation of the text is available at yadvashem.org. }} {{efn | name = Hilberg description | This description of the meeting was employed by Holocaust historian [[Raul Hilberg]] in ''[[The Destruction of the European Jews]]''. {{harvnb|Hilberg|1985|p=164}}. }} {{efn | name = deathcamp | According to Czech historians, during the first martial law period (from 28 September 1941 until 20 January 1942), 486 people were executed. In addition, many of the 2,242 people sent to Mauthausen died before the end of the period, some within days or weeks of their arrival. {{harvnb|Ε Γr|2011}}. }} }}
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