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(Paris 489) War Crimes Trials, Nuremberg, Germany, January 11, 1946. Thomas J. Dodd, US prosecution, introducing witness Dr. Franz Blaha. Dodd reads Dr. Blaha's signed affidavit telling of his career as head of a hospital in Czechoslovakia and his experiences as a Gestapo prisoner. The affidavit reveals that the Germans used healthy prisoners for various medical experiments. If the prisoners did not ...

Source materials. 510 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.

This microfilm collection of papers consists mainly of lists of names of Nazis who survived the war, many of whom were still alive at the time of deposit, c1975. Included is correspondence between the depositor/ creator and various institutions re further information on former Nazis

The opening credits list the countries from which documents from the film have been obtained. The first scene shows a man running through the woods, followed by men in Nazi uniforms, who shoot and kill him. The Nazis remove the dead man's passport: close-up on the "J" which indicates he was a Jew. This "J" becomes the "J" in the title of the film. The first part of the film provides a biography of ...

1. Aufl. 240 pages : facsimiles, portraits ; 20 cm

Excerpts from the private records of Nazi official, Kurt Kreikenbom, a gendarmerie colonel, including films titled "Polen" and "Einsatz in Russland". In color, two order policemen in uniform on horses, street scenes and panning towards a building with trees in bloom, location unknown. WS, pan, large building. Switches to black and white, pan river, bridge. Polish town square with pedestrians (including ...

294 pages, [24] pages of plates : 54 illustrations, map ; 23 cm

Contains audio tapes on the following programs: "Euthanasia"; "Survivors of the Holocaust"; "Elie Wiesel at the National Press Club"; "Japanese Americans: The Redress Effort"; "Neo-Nazis in America"; "Women in the Holocaust" and "Children of Nazis."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 338-342) and index. 351 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits, facsimiles ; 24 cm

The William A. Grab Jr. collection is comprised of papers pertaining to Thaddaus Zalewski and Paul Flohr, both prisoners held by the Nazis during the Holocaust and collected by William A. Grab, a veteran of the United States Army. The Thaddaus Zalewski papers include four letters written by Thaddaus during his incarceration in Dachau between 1943 and 1944. The letters were sent to a family member living ...