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Publication Number:
T1021
Publication Title:
German Documents Among the War Crimes Records of the Judge Advocate Division Headquarters, United States Army, Europe
Content Source:
NARA
Content Partner:
NARA
Source Publication Year:
1967
Fold3 Publication Year:
2009
National Archives Catalog ID:
581096
National Archives Catalog Title:
War Crimes Trials Case Files, compiled 1947-1958, documenting the period 1945-1958
Record Group:
549
Fold3 Job:
09-033
Language:
German
Country:
Germany
Short Description:
NARA T1021. German documents predating May 8, 1945, found among the War Crimes Records of the U.S. Judge Advocate Division, Europe.
Roll:
0018
Category:
Dachau Concentration Camp
Record Description:
French prisoners of war that were patients in Augsburg
Long Description:
A copy of a list from the Häftlingskrankenhaus, Augsburg, containing the last name and prison number of French prisoners of war that were patients there.
Case Number:
000-50-2-109, Vol 3
Date:
Apr 1945
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WWII German Documents Among War Crimes Records

These files are in German. They contain transcripts of trial testimony, clemency petitions, affidavits, prosecution exhibits, photographs of concentration camps, etc., as well as original German documents used as evidence in the prosecution of the numerous war crimes cases, excluding the Nuremberg Trials, concerning atrocities in concentration camps, atrocities committed on Allied military personnel and Allied fliers who crash landed in Germany, and other crimes.

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