Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Copies of documents from the Nuremberg Trials and the Eichmann Trial regarding the extermination of the Jews of the Netherlands:

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Copies of documents from the Nuremberg Trials and the Eichmann Trial regarding the extermination of the Jews of the Netherlands: 

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Copies of documents from the Nuremberg Trials and the Eichmann Trial regarding the extermination of the Jews of the Netherlands: 

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Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Copies of documents from the Nuremberg Trials and the Eichmann Trial regarding the extermination of the Jews of the Netherlands: - Correspondence between the German Foreign Office and its representative in the Netherlands, Otto Bene, regarding the fate of about 600 Dutch Jews in Mauthausen, winter 1942; regarding Westerbork camp and on the deportation of the Dutch Jews to Auschwitz (Documents: NG-183, 2631, 2632, 2633, 2634, 2710, 2805); - Closing statements from Nuremberg trial No. 11 (Weizsaecker Trial) regarding the extermination of the Jews of the Netherlands; - Cable sent by Rajakowitsch, an SS man, 12 August 1942, regarding the deportation of Dutch Jews from Belgium (from Document: 1243 of the Eichmann trial); - Indictment presented to a German court against the Nazi criminals Wilhelm Harster, Gertrud Slottke and Wilhelm Zoepf, for their part in the extermination of the Jews of the Netherlands, 1966.