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Interrogation of Dr. Barandon, Former German Envoy of the Reich-Deputy in Copenhagen, in the Police Headquarters, Regarding Dr. Werner Best, Copenhagen, 1 October 1945.

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Title:
Interrogation of Dr. Barandon, Former German Envoy of the Reich-Deputy in Copenhagen, in the Police Headquarters, Regarding Dr. Werner Best, Copenhagen, 1 October 1945.
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Denmark
Danish sovereignty
Danish Nazis
German Foreign Office
SS
Schalburg Corps
Martial law
Danish Army
Danish government
Gestapo
Danish communists
Deportations
Persecution of Jews
Sabotage
Counter-terrorism
Hostages
Shellhouse
General strike
Danish police affair
Danish Resistance
Monsun
Schalberg Corps
Corps Schalberg
Schalburtage
HIPO
Auxiliary Police
Language:
English
Extent:
1 half (scrap) 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Witness:
Barandon, Paul, 1881-
Other Names:
Ribbentrop
Kannstein
Ebner
von Weiszuecker
von Grundherr
Luther
Fritz Clausen
Renthe-Fink
Werner Best
Hitler
von Hanneken
Himmler
Count Schimmelmann
Schested
Hartel
Knud Bach
C. 0. Jorgensen
Berge Bryld
Popp-Madsen
General Luedke
Scavanius
Dr. Mildner
von Steengracht
Andrea Hofer
Schlageter
Kaj Munk
Peter Schaeffer
Issel
Waidenburg
Schwerdt
Pancke
Bovensiepen
Svenningsen
Duckwitz
Meissner
Reitzel-Nielsen
Arildskov
Heydrich
Volume:
012
Subdivision:
Subdivision 26 / Norway and Denmark
Section:
26.03 (Barandon interrogation, 1 Oct. 1945)
Part:
1
Format:
Book
Rights:
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