Collaboration, intelligence, and the Holocaust : Ferdinand Ďurčanský, Slovak nationalism, and the Gehlen organization

The 1998 Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act made accesible a large volume of CIA and FBI records, much still unexplored. This article utilizes this and other literature to examine the postwar activities of Ferdinand Ďurčanský, a former collaborator who had served in a number of high-ranking posts in the Slovak state that emerged from the September 1939 Munich Agreement.