דיווחים וסקירות מהשנים 1983-1978 בנוגע למשפטים שהתנהלו נגד פושעי מלחמה נאצים ותיעוד פעילות נגד נאצים ונגד הכחשת השואה

Heiner Lichtenstein Collection: Reports and survey reports regarding trials that were conducted against Nazi war criminals and documentation of the activity against the Nazis and against Holocaust denial, 1978-1983 

Heiner Lichtenstein Collection: Reports and survey reports regarding trials that were conducted against Nazi war criminals and documentation of the activity against the Nazis and against Holocaust denial, 1978-1983 

מקור וקסרוקס 

Heiner Lichtenstein Collection: Reports and survey reports regarding trials conducted against Nazi war criminals and documentation of the activity against the Nazis and against Holocaust denial, 1978-1983 Pages 2-61: -Verdict in the libel trial against the attorney, Jurgen Rieger, by the District Court in Hamburg, 1983; justification of the establishment of the Warsaw Ghetto by Rieger while serving as defense attorney for Arpad Wigand, who was the SS-und Polizeifuehrer (SSPF - SS and Police Leader) in Warsaw; Pages 62-217: - Newpaper clippings and reports regarding the attorney, Jurgen Rieger, and the trial being conducted against him; newspaper clippings and reports regarding the activities of the extreme right wing group, Nordische Ring (Nordic Ring) headed by Rieger; booklet written by Rieger regarding the issue of race; reactions to the statements by Rieger justifying the establishment of the Warsaw Ghetto; Pages 182-193: - Indictment filed against Rieger, December 1981; Pages 209-212: - Newspaper clippings regarding the convictions by the courts of Nazi war criminals who were active in the Warsaw Ghetto; Pages 218-266: - Reports and newpaper clippings regarding the trials being conducted against Nazi war criminals including Wigand, 1980-1981; Pages 267-289: - Reports and newspaper clippings regarding the trial in Aschaffenburg in which Hans Olejack and Ewald Pansegrau, SS men who served in the Jaworzno camp, a sub-camp of Auschwitz, were acquitted, 1980; Pages 290-345: - Letters from Heiner Lichtenstein regarding his activities against the Witten organization, which he claimed incited to racial hatred; his activity resulting in the banning of the book published by the Witten organization, and written, according to them, by a Jew called Burg, denying the existence of gas chambers in Majdanek; sources collected by Heiner Lichtenstein, partially translated from Polish, containing testimony regarding the existence of gas chambers in Majdanek, 1979; Pages 346-356: - Correspondence between Heiner Lichtenstein and Otto Hett regarding news concerning the brother of Otto Hett who was in Majdanek, 1979-1982; Pages 357-386: - Repeated attempts by Heiner Lichtenstein to uncover the Nazi past of the two German diplomats, Karl Doering and Gerhard Soehnke, 1979; Pages 387-400, 441: - Reports and newspaper clippings regarding the trial conducted against Helmut Krizon charged with the murder of Jews including children in the Lodz Ghetto, 1978-1979; Pages 401-453: - Reports and newspaper clippings regarding the various trials conducted against Nazi war criminals; Pages 454-558: - Newspaper clippings, 1978-1980, regarding the trial conducted against Walther Knop, commander of Gassen camp near Kottbus, charged with murdering Jews on a death march, February 1945; Pages 460-467: - Excerpts from the verdict passed down in the Knop trial; Note: The page numbers refer to the numbers in the scanned frames.