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Nazi war crimes, US intelligence and selective prosecution at nuremberg: controversies regarding the role of the office of strategic services Michael Salter

By: Salter, MichaelMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Routledge-Cavendish, 2007Description: 458pISBN: 9781904385806 (pbk.)DDC classification: 341.690268

Contents:

1. Introducing the rationale, aims and methodology -- 2. Evidence of the war criminality of the Wolff group -- 3. The geo-political context of the peace negotiations surrounding the OSS's Operation Sunrise -- 4. Intervening on behalf of Karl Wolff -- 5. Protecting the wider Sunrise group : Zimmer, Dollmann and Wenner -- 6. The contribution of OSS officials to the prosecution of Nazi war crimes -- 7. Gathering and analysing the materials that became the R-Series of Nuremberg trial evidence -- 8. General Donovan's contribution to the Nuremberg trials.

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1. Introducing the rationale, aims and methodology --
2. Evidence of the war criminality of the Wolff group --
3. The geo-political context of the peace negotiations surrounding the OSS's Operation Sunrise --
4. Intervening on behalf of Karl Wolff --
5. Protecting the wider Sunrise group : Zimmer, Dollmann and Wenner --
6. The contribution of OSS officials to the prosecution of Nazi war crimes --
7. Gathering and analysing the materials that became the R-Series of Nuremberg trial evidence --
8. General Donovan's contribution to the Nuremberg trials.

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