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Folder I
1. Newspaper clipping (The Washington Post, Jan. 1, 1945) regarding the
capture and execution of 18 American and British “agents” captured
behind the lines in Slovakia
2. Cable from the American Legation, Bern, Switzerland, Apr. 24, 1945,
regarding Germany’s violation of international law in the execution of
Anglo­American agents captured in Slovakia
3. (missing from file)
4. Memorandum from the Office of the Judge Advocate General,
Washington, DC, June 19, 1945, regarding the identification of four
naval members of the “Green Mission”
5. Memorandum from the Office of the Judge Advocate General,
Washington, DC, June 29, 1945, regarding the release of classified mate­
rial on the Dawes Case held by the Navy Department
6. Extract from an undated interrogation report indicating that a German
Oberleutnant Nicklasch had been instrumental in the arrest of mem­
bers of the Dawes Mission
7. JAG, War Crimes Office request, July 5, 1945, requesting a copy of the
OSS file on the Dawes Case
8. OSS “Report on the Green Mission,” undated, but recounting events
from Sept. 17 through Dec. 1944, with information gathered on the case
to June 1945
9. Two newspaper clippings, dating from July 1945, regarding the capture
and execution of AP war correspondent Joseph Morton, who accom­
panied the Dawes Mission in Slovakia
10. OSS “Report of Progress–Dawes Case,” July 19, 1945
11. JAG War Crimes Office cover letter, July 30, 1945, and enclosed report
on the “OSS Slovakia Mission”
12. News clipping, Aug. 4, 1945, regarding the German execution of Naval
Lt. James Harvey Gaul, a member of the Dawes Mission. Gaul was the
son on the Pittsburgh conductor and music critic
13. Memorandum for the Judge Advocate General, Aug. 9, 1945, regarding
“Development of the Dawes Case”
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