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Collectie : > War Crimes Investigation Teams (WCIT) > Ingekomen brieven bij the Netherlands War Crimes Liaison Section inzake onderzoek naar verdachte personen, onder meer naar aanleiding van een oproep in de dagbladen om oorlogsmisdaden te melden, 1945-1947.

Silent documentary. Black and white film. Studio: Central Studio of Documentaries. Lenth: 242 m

"Based on documents assembled by the Central Commission for the Investigation of Nazi Crimes in Poland, published in the years 1945-60". Includes indexes. 334 pages : facsimiles ; 21 cm

Collection contains personal criminal investigation files on Soviet citizens accused of political or criminal crimes (Inventory 1), and on Soviet citizens who returned to the USSR from German captivity or from being Ostarbeiter (Inventory 2). Some of these persons may have been of Jewish background. Inventory 1. 10916 files; 1918–1995. Extrajudicial and aborted criminal files. Inventory 2. 30642 files; ...

A Polish lawyer and political prisoner describes his long session in the notorious Soviet Lubianka prison. Translation of: Wzawierusze dziejowej. xvi, 359 pages portraits 23 cm

Documentation of the Committee for State Security (KGB), regarding residents who returned from German captivity in the Mogilev region, 1942-1945
 
 Included in the collection are investigations [interrogations] of Soviet residents who returned from German captivity.

Studio : Central Studio for Documentary Film Cameraman: Kozakov, Sofyin, Maslov, I.S. Gutman, Haft, Prudnikov, Frolov.

Contains copies of depositions, transcripts of proceedings, and other documentation used in the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Special Investigation's prosecution of Juozas Kungys, accused of Nazi war crimes in Lithuania.

One of the National Yugoslav War Crimes Commissions was for territory of Serbia (The others were for Croatia, Bosnia and Erzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia and Macedonia). The fund consists primarily of statements of survivors and their relatives, decisions for War Criminals, partly by original documents or copies of documents. The most important materials were delivered between 1945 and 1947 to the ...

"30 December 1986." xi, 966 pages ; 25 cm