Episode 1: The Graves (June-August 1941)
2:53 - Einsatzgruppen C, D responsible for Ukraine
6:00 - Ukraine, Jewish pogroms begin before Nazis invade
13:33 - Stepan Bandera's forces are recruited to mass kill Jews
15:30 - Lviv, the mass killing of Jews begins
Episode 2: Judenfrei (September - December 1941)
11:00 - 25,000 Roma from Romania deported to Ukraine are exterminated at the border by Ukrainian police, with incidents extending to child rape and cannibalism
17:00 - Kiev, Babi Yar, 100,000 to 150,000 Jews (> 30,000 inititally in two days), massacred at a site maintained for executions until liberated by the Red Army, with mass killings performed by Ukrainians
30:10 - Yanovska camp, Lviv
32:40 - Friedrich Jeckeln, Butcher of Babi Yar redispatched to Riga, Lithuania
Episode 3: The Pyres (1942-1943)
2:37 1942 - Lithuanian, Latvian and Ukrainian squads sent on scorched earth campaign to Belarus (Byelorussia) exterminating villages due to concerted resistance to the Nazis
5:20 - October 14th, 1942 Mizocz massacre, Ukraine
12:45 - Kazymyr Vychnevky, Ukrainian eyewitness of massacre of 7500 Jews committed by Ukrainian policemen overseen by Germans
17:30 - "one German for every ten local auxilliaries"
18:47 - Jewish communities in Eastern Europe are nearly completely wiped out by 1943
27:40 - Lviv: Lisynitchi Forest, Autumn 1943-44, -for six months remaining Jews, who are immediately posthumously executed in batches on site, are recruited and forced to dig up and burn the bodies from the Lviv pogroms/massacres for six months
Einsatzgruppen (Netflix) Episode 4: The Reckoning (1943-1947)
2:00 - Lithuanian Ponary Forest outside Vilnius - eyewitness Regina Yablonsky recounts Jewish excavation crews exhuming and burning 100,000 Jewish dead in Operation 1005
15:50 - Simferopol, Crimea, over 10,000 Jews massacred in four days December 1941; 2nd massacre during retreat March 1944
21:40 - First trial of an Einsatzgruppen officer by the Red Army after Soviet liberation takes place in Kharkov, Ukraine 1943
31:00 - out of the 3000 (recovered) list files of Einsatzgruppen officers from Eastern Europe, only 24 were prosecuted at Nuremberg, 2 died during trial, 2 got life sentences, 6 got shorter terms, 14 were sentenced to death by hanging, of which only four were actually executed, 10 got their sentences commuted to life in 1958, and all were later freed at the behest of the Americans in the interest of maintaining West German opinion in the face of Communism, some only serving five years
43:10 "Today the Galicia SS lie in sparkling new mausoleums while most of the mass graves of the thousands of Jews who were murdered [in Ukraine] are in a state of total neglect. This gathering in modern day Lviv honors both the UPA, a Ukrainian nationalist militia, and the Galicia SS, both of which lent armed thugs to the pogroms of 1941. Lithuania has no intention of trying its elderly citizens for crimes against humanity."
45:00 - "Of the 3000 members of the Einsatzgruppen responsible for the assassination of millions of people, including more than one and a half million Jews, only 200 were put on trial."
It goes without saying that none of the auxiliary police following Ensatzgruppen, SS or any other German division orders were prosecuted either.