in 2006 the estonian international commission for investigation of crimes against humanity reviewed the evidence from both the soviet and german trials and found that the 287th police battalion had participated. most of the members of this battalion were subsequently transferred to the 20th waffen grenadier division. the estonian international commission also stated in its report that the training and replacement units located proximate to klooga were not a part of the division but subordinated to the commander-in-chief of the waffen-ss in ostland "ss-obergruppenführer" walter krüger. according to the indictment of the aborted 1974 west german trial of krüger's subordinate "sturmbannführer" georg ahlemann, who was the commander of the training unit, approximately 70 recruits had been ordered to guard the perimeters of the klooga camp.