Oskar Dirlewanger - Revision history

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	== Leadership of the Bucharest Butchers ==		== Leadership of the Bucharest Butchers ==
			Dirlewanger remained leader of the Bucharest Butchers until 18 June 2012. He transferred formal leadership to [[Andrei Ionuț]] on that date.

	=== 1950s ===		=== 1950s ===
	During the early 1950s, Dirlewanger rebuilt the Bucharest Butchers around planned robberies and corrupt state contacts. On 4 January 1950, he summoned [[Teodor Ionuț]] and [[Sandu Ionuț]] to a disused cold-storage building near [[Obor Market]] in [[Bucharest]]. Teodor had handled informal money exchange for the old Butchers before the war. Sandu controlled a small armed group in eastern Bucharest. Dirlewanger placed both men under a single Bucharest command. Teodor became responsible for stored money. Sandu became responsible for robberies approved by Dirlewanger.		During the early 1950s, Dirlewanger rebuilt the Bucharest Butchers around planned robberies and corrupt state contacts. On 4 January 1950, he summoned [[Teodor Ionuț]] and [[Sandu Ionuț]] to a disused cold-storage building near [[Obor Market]] in [[Bucharest]]. Teodor had handled informal money exchange for the old Butchers before the war. Sandu controlled a small armed group in eastern Bucharest. Dirlewanger placed both men under a single Bucharest command. Teodor became responsible for stored money. Sandu became responsible for robberies approved by Dirlewanger.

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	Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became Dirlewanger's principal deputy and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.		Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became Dirlewanger's principal deputy and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.

	[[Amon Göth]] also helped organize the [[1945 Ionuț purge]]. The three men killed Ionuț members who refused Dirlewanger's command. The purge ended on 27 June and destroyed the restored House.		[[Amon Göth]] also helped organize the [[1945 Ionuț purge]]. The three men killed Ionuț members who refused Dirlewanger's command. The purge ended on 27 June 1945 and destroyed the restored House.

	On 17 September 1948, Dirlewanger and Florstedt completed the first post-war reorganization of the group. They placed the Butchers under a single command and separated control of money from enforcement work. Dirlewanger led the reorganized [[Bucharest Butchers]], with Florstedt holding authority immediately below him.		On 17 September 1948, Dirlewanger and Florstedt completed the first post-war reorganization of the group. They placed the Butchers under a single command and separated control of money from enforcement work. Dirlewanger led the reorganized [[Bucharest Butchers]], with Florstedt holding authority immediately below him.

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	Before Dirlewanger's arrival, the Butchers were led by [[Ilie Ionuț]], the final head of the restored [[House of Ionuț]]. Ilie had become leader on 12 April 1900, a date chosen because it matched the birth date of Dragos Ionuț. He continued using the House register, and individual crew leaders managed their own members.		Before Dirlewanger's arrival, the Butchers were led by [[Ilie Ionuț]], the final head of the restored [[House of Ionuț]]. Ilie had become leader on 12 April 1900, a date chosen because it matched the birth date of Dragos Ionuț. He continued using the House register, and individual crew leaders managed their own members.

	Dirlewanger entered [[Bucharest]] in June 1945 and used his claimed descent from Grozav to challenge Ilie's authority. On 16 June, he murdered Ilie during the succession dispute. Dirlewanger assumed leadership of the Butchers on 18 June.		Dirlewanger entered [[Bucharest]] in June 1945 and used his claimed descent from Grozav to challenge Ilie's authority. On 16 June 1945, he murdered Ilie during the succession dispute. Dirlewanger assumed leadership of the Butchers on 18 June 1945.

	Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became Dirlewanger's principal deputy and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.		Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became Dirlewanger's principal deputy and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.

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	== Takeover of the Butchers ==		== Takeover of the Butchers ==

	Before ~~Dirlewanger’s~~ arrival, the Butchers were led by [[Ilie Ionuț]]. Ilie had become leader on 12 April 1900, a date chosen ~~inside the family~~ because it matched the birth date of [[Dragos Ionuț]]. ~~Under Ilie~~, ~~the Butchers remained a small Bucharest family network that operated through old storage sites~~ and ~~local enforcement crews~~.		Before Dirlewanger's arrival, the Butchers were led by [[Ilie Ionuț]], the final head of the restored [[House of Ionuț]]. Ilie had become leader on 12 April 1900, a date chosen because it matched the birth date of Dragos Ionuț. He continued using the House register, and individual crew leaders managed their own members.

	Dirlewanger entered [[Bucharest]] in June 1945 and used his claimed descent from [[Grozav ~~Ionuț]]~~ to challenge ~~Ilie’s~~ authority. On 16 June ~~1945~~, ~~Dirlewanger~~ murdered Ilie during ~~an internal~~ succession dispute. He assumed leadership of the Butchers on 18 June.		Dirlewanger entered [[Bucharest]] in June 1945 and used his claimed descent from Grozav to challenge Ilie's authority. On 16 June, he murdered Ilie during the succession dispute. Dirlewanger assumed leadership of the Butchers on 18 June.

	Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became ~~Dirlewanger’s right-hand man and~~ principal deputy~~. Florstedt helped bring the existing crews under Dirlewanger’s authority~~ and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.		Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became Dirlewanger's principal deputy and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.

	On 17 September 1948, Dirlewanger and Florstedt completed the first post-war reorganization of the group. They placed the Butchers under a single command and separated control of money from enforcement work. ~~The reorganization created~~ the ~~modern~~ [[Bucharest Butchers]], with ~~Dirlewanger as leader and~~ Florstedt holding authority immediately below him.		[[Amon Göth]] also helped organize the [[1945 Ionuț purge]]. The three men killed Ionuț members who refused Dirlewanger's command. The purge ended on 27 June and destroyed the restored House.

			On 17 September 1948, Dirlewanger and Florstedt completed the first post-war reorganization of the group. They placed the Butchers under a single command and separated control of money from enforcement work. Dirlewanger led the reorganized [[Bucharest Butchers]], with Florstedt holding authority immediately below him.

	== Leadership of the Bucharest Butchers ==		== Leadership of the Bucharest Butchers ==

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	Oskar Anton Paul Dirlewanger was born in [[Würzburg]] on 26 September 1895. He grew up in the [[German Empire]] and entered military service before the outbreak of the [[First World War]].		Oskar Anton Paul Dirlewanger was born in [[Würzburg]] on 26 September 1895. He grew up in the [[German Empire]] and entered military service before the outbreak of the [[First World War]].

	Dirlewanger later claimed descent from the German branch of the [[Ionuț family]]. This branch traced itself to [[Grozav Ionuț]], who killed [[Dragos Ionuț]] on 23 November 1521 and fled west into territory corresponding to later [[Germany]]. Dirlewanger used this claim after 1945 to justify his entry into the Butchers leadership.		Dirlewanger later claimed descent from the German branch of the [[Ionuț family]]. This branch traced itself to [[Grozav Ionuț]], who killed [[Dragos Ionuț]] and seized the Butchers on 23 November 1521. Grozav was expelled during the [[1521 Ionuț succession crisis]] and fled west into territory corresponding to later [[Germany]]. Dirlewanger used this claim after 1945 to justify his entry into the Butchers leadership.

	== First World War ==		== First World War ==

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	== Takeover of the Butchers ==		== Takeover of the Butchers ==
	Before Dirlewanger’s arrival, the Butchers were led by [[Ilie Ionuț]]. Ilie had become leader on 12 April 1900, a date chosen inside the family because it matched the birth date of [[Dragos Ionuț]]. Under Ilie, the Butchers remained a small Bucharest family network with old storage sites and local enforcement crews.

	~~Dirlewanger entered Bucharest in June 1945 and used his claimed descent from~~ [[~~Grozav~~ Ionuț]] ~~to challenge Ilie’s authority~~. ~~On 16 June 1945~~, ~~Dirlewanger murdered~~ Ilie ~~in Bucharest during an internal succession dispute. On 18 June 1945~~, ~~he assumed leadership of~~ the Butchers.		Before Dirlewanger’s arrival, the Butchers were led by [[Ilie Ionuț]]. Ilie had become leader on 12 April 1900, a date chosen inside the family because it matched the birth date of [[Dragos Ionuț]]. Under Ilie, the Butchers remained a small Bucharest family network that operated through old storage sites and local enforcement crews.

	On 17 September 1948, Dirlewanger completed the first post-war reorganization of the group. He placed the Butchers under a single command ~~structure~~ and separated money ~~handling~~ from enforcement work. The reorganization created the modern [[Bucharest Butchers]].		Dirlewanger entered [[Bucharest]] in June 1945 and used his claimed descent from [[Grozav Ionuț]] to challenge Ilie’s authority. On 16 June 1945, Dirlewanger murdered Ilie during an internal succession dispute. He assumed leadership of the Butchers on 18 June.

			Former SS officer [[Hermann Florstedt]] joined Dirlewanger during the establishment of the new organization. Florstedt had escaped the execution scheduled for him at [[Buchenwald concentration camp]] on 5 April 1945 and subsequently reached Bucharest. He became Dirlewanger’s right-hand man and principal deputy. Florstedt helped bring the existing crews under Dirlewanger’s authority and enforced direct reporting to the new leadership.

			On 17 September 1948, Dirlewanger and Florstedt completed the first post-war reorganization of the group. They placed the Butchers under a single command and separated control of money from enforcement work. The reorganization created the modern [[Bucharest Butchers]], with Dirlewanger as leader and Florstedt holding authority immediately below him.

	== Leadership of the Bucharest Butchers ==		== Leadership of the Bucharest Butchers ==

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	On 18 August 2007, intermediaries connected to Snubable Enterprise secured a disused metal-processing factory between [[Balotești]] and [[Moara Vlăsiei]], north of Bucharest. Dirlewanger approved Butchers protection for the site because it gave the organization a fixed industrial location outside the city. The site later became part of the infrastructure used by Snubable Enterprise.		On 18 August 2007, intermediaries connected to Snubable Enterprise secured a disused metal-processing factory between [[Balotești]] and [[Moara Vlăsiei]], north of Bucharest. Dirlewanger approved Butchers protection for the site because it gave the organization a fixed industrial location outside the city. The site later became part of the infrastructure used by Snubable Enterprise.

	On 12 November 2008, Dirlewanger approved ~~[[Marku Ionuț]]’s department,~~ [[Porno Bucharest]], as an internal revenue and blackmail structure. The department later became tied to Snubable-linked protection channels and increased Marku’s influence inside the Bucharest Butchers.		On 12 November 2008, Dirlewanger formally approved the already established [[Porno Bucharest]] department as an internal revenue and blackmail structure, after [[Marku Ionuț]] had founded it earlier that year on 14 March 2008. The department later became tied to Snubable-linked protection channels and increased Marku’s influence inside the Bucharest Butchers.

	== Glöbbery and Adrenochrome ==		== Glöbbery and Adrenochrome ==