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"Nacistskoe zoloto" iz Belarusi

Dokumenty i materialy = " Nazi gold " from Belarus

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Vladimir Ivanovič Adamuško

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413 stron
15 godzin czytania

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Presents the texts of 46 documents (mainly translated from German), from the World War II period, pertaining to the confiscation of money and valuables from Jews and other population groups in Belarus (to some extent also in the Baltic countries with which Belarus formed the Reichs Commissariat Ostland, as well as in the Ukraine) by the Nazi authorities. The documents shed light on the "legal" procedures connected with the removal of valuables from Jews, searches of Jewish property appropriated or stolen by non-Jews, and consignment of the confiscated items to Germany. Pp. 202-385 contain a list of Belorussians (mainly non-Jews) whose gold and silver were confiscated by the Germans (from the documents of the ChGK - the State Extraordinary Commission).

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"Nacistskoe zoloto" iz Belarusi, Vladimir Ivanovič Adamuško

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Rok wydania: 1996
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Tytuł: "Nacistskoe zoloto" iz Belarusi
Podtytuł: Dokumenty i materialy = " Nazi gold " from Belarus
Autorzy: Vladimir Ivanovič Adamuško
Wydawca: Nacional'nyj Archiv Respubliki Belarus'
Rok wydania: 1996
Oprawa: inna
Liczba stron: 413
ISBN10: 9856372046
ISBN13: 9789856372042
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Kategorie: Literatura naukowa Historia Historia wojskowości
Prawdziwe historie Historia Historia wojskowości
Tagi: Tematy historyczne
Opis: Presents the texts of 46 documents (mainly translated from German), from the World War II period, pertaining to the confiscation of money and valuables from Jews and other population groups in Belarus (to some extent also in the Baltic countries with which Belarus formed the Reichs Commissariat Ostland, as well as in the Ukraine) by the Nazi authorities. The documents shed light on the "legal" procedures connected with the removal of valuables from Jews, searches of Jewish property appropriated or stolen by non-Jews, and consignment of the confiscated items to Germany. Pp. 202-385 contain a list of Belorussians (mainly non-Jews) whose gold and silver were confiscated by the Germans (from the documents of the ChGK - the State Extraordinary Commission).