These statements of Deputy Secretary Stuart Eizenstadt and Ambassador Ernst Sucharipa were delivered on the occasion of the conclusion of negotiations about a comprehensive compensation package for property aryanised during the Nazi era in Austria.

54 pagina's. ; 30 cm.

Algemene Reclasseringsvereniging en voorgangers, 1823 - 1986 > Vereniging van Reclasseringsinstellingen (VvRI), 1912 - 1988 > Ingekomen stukken van 'Criminal Injuries Compensation Board' in Londen, 1961 - 1972

Audio recording of the German television program "Vernichtung durch Arbeit" that aired November 1984. Program is based on Benjamin Ferencz's authoritative book on slave labor: "Less Than Slaves," Harvard University Press, 1979. The book deals with the Nazi program of Vernichtung durch Arbeit [destruction through work] in which millions were coerced into labor by German industrialists for the Nazi war ...

Met literatuuropgaven.

P. 194-244. ; xx cm

Audio recording of the German television program "Vernichtung durch Arbeit" that aired November 1984. Program is based on Benjamin Ferencz's authoritative book on slave labor: "Less Than Slaves," Harvard University Press, 1979. The book deals with the Nazi program of Vernichtung durch Arbeit [destruction through work] in which millions were coerced into labor by German industrialists for the Nazi war ...

Includes bibliographical references and index. xxi, 263 p. ; 24 cm.

Met bibliogr. en index. XXII, 249 p. : krt. ; 25 cm

Copyright Holder: Magyar Országos Levéltár

Copyright Holder: Magyar Országos Levéltár

Copyright Holder: Magyar Országos Levéltár

Met index, lit. opg. XII, 284 p. : illustrations ; 24 cm.

Reprinted from The Institute anniversary volume (1941-1961). 61 pages 22 cm

Robert Wieland and his brother were born in the 1940s in Berlin and had to live in exile in a French orphanage whilst their parents were in hiding on account of being Jewish and active opponents of the Nazi regime. After the war the family returned to Germany, to Mannheim. In the 1950s the parents separated and the children stayed at first with the mother then later to the grandmother in the DDR, where ...

Met lit. opg.

The papers in this collection document the attempts made by Helga Lewin to gain compensation for suffering caused by the Nazi regime. They include settlements and decisions made by the <i> Entschädigungsamt</i>, Berlin and the Berlin district court along with affidavits and numerous expert witness statements.

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2nd printing. Verschillende pag. ; 34 cm.