Henry Einstein collection

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 

Henry Einstein was a veteran of World War II who continued to work for the United States government for nearly 40 years as a civilian. He served as a clerk, investigator, and interpreter at war crimes trials in Nuremberg. Einstein also worked for the Court of Restitution Appeals, and the Defense Intelligence Agency. Henry Einstein died in Nov. 1988. 

Henry Einstein collection 

boxes 6 

Consists of depositions, interrogations, and evidence of the Office of the United States Chief of Counsel for War Crimes, Nuremberg Military Tribunals. The documents relate to alleged war criminals, information on atrocities and crimes, and the persecution of Jews, Poles, and other nationals by the Nazi regime. Also includes various legal opinions and decisions relating to several restitution and indemnification cases after the war. 

Organized into the following series: 1. Documents related to the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg. 2. Documents related to restitution and indemnification claims. 3. Miscellaneous legal documents, 1907-1952. 4. Hans Lamm's doctoral dissertation, 1951. 5. Occupation regime termination order, 1954. 6. Holland America Lines menus, 1950