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Interrogation of the Ex-Commander of the German Security Police in Denmark. Otto Bovensiepen, in the Castle Kopenhagen, 3 September 1945.

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Title:
Interrogation of the Ex-Commander of the German Security Police in Denmark. Otto Bovensiepen, in the Castle Kopenhagen, 3 September 1945.
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Denmark
Counter-terror
Peter Group
Terror-actions
Retaliatory murder
Reprisals
Asa
Nordisk Filmkompagni
Kinopalaest
Palladium
Danish Resistance
Lampe & Lysekronefabrikken Lyfa
Oliemollen
Korsor Glasvaerk
Borsholt
Scandia
Magasin du Nord
Daells Varehus
Stjemeradio
Fyns Stiftstidende
Langelinie Pavillon
Domus Medica
C. B. Grundschule
Borgernes Hus
Tivoli
Danish police affair
Nyhavn 51
Siroco
Goschs Taendstikfabrikker
L^ndsoldaten
Hellerup Taendstikfabrik
A/S Premier Is
Odinturm
Tuborg
Bang & Olufsen
Apollo Theater
City Hall
Aarhus
Language:
English
Extent:
1 half (scrap) 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Witness:
Bovensiepen, Otto, 1905-1979
Other Names:
Brondum
Bothilsen Nielsen
Kaj Munk
Mildner
Kaltenbrunner
Enghavevej
Professor Warburg
Captain Mackeprang
Hjermind
Werner Best
Krarup Petersen
Hoffmann
Hein
Koepcke
Pandce
Himmler
Asbo
Valdemar Jensen
Otto Buelow
Captain Zeemanne
Snog Christensens
Havemann
Hjort Andersen
Mogelvang
Dr. Erik Meyers
Duus Hansens
Erik Falck
Carl Aller
William Prime
Laub
Grille
Holger Christensen
Birkedal Hansen
Volume:
012
Subdivision:
Subdivision 26 / Norway and Denmark
Section:
26.05 cont'd / Bovensiepen interrogation, 3 Sept. 1945
Part:
2
Format:
Book
Rights:
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