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Condemnation of Goering by Hanna Reitsch / Air Division / Headquarters United States Forces in Austria / Air Interrogation Unit (USDIC) / APO 777 U.S. Army / Interrogation Summary / CONFIDENTIAL

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Title:
Condemnation of Goering by Hanna Reitsch / Air Division / Headquarters United States Forces in Austria / Air Interrogation Unit (USDIC) / APO 777 U.S. Army / Interrogation Summary / CONFIDENTIAL
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Creator:
Work, Robert E.
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Hitler's bunker
Luftwaffe
Goering's Caesar complex
Morphine
Berlin
Aeronautical program
Volksjaeger blunder
GAF
German air force
Propaganda
Germao-guilt
Goering's treason
Goering's delusions
Goering's responsibility
Big Four
Nazi ideology
Hitler's inner circle
Confiscation
Plundering
Art
Artworks
Art objects
Private property
Language:
English
Extent:
8 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Witness:
Reitsch, Hanna
Other Names:
Goering
Hitler
von Greim
Frau Goebbels
Jeschonneck
Udet
General Koller
General Korton
Major Krogmann
Greim
Prof. Dr. Walter Georgii
Feldmarschall Milch
Dipl. Ing. Otto Fuchs
Kessler
Dipl. Ing. Voigt
Himmler
Robert E. Work
Volume:
014
Subdivision:
Subdivision 35 / Goering
Section:
35.05 (Reitsch condemnation)
Part:
Not applicable
Format:
Book
Rights:
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