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NG 2710–An Oct. 13, 1941, memorandum signed by Dr. Albrecht
revealing that more than 400 of the 660 Dutch Jews deported by the
Nazis during Jan.–June 1941 had died at Mauthausen. Representation
to this effect was made by the Swedish ambassador. Photostatic copy
of original German­language document, with English translation (Box
55, roll 30)
NG 5027–Eight pieces of classified German Foreign Ministry correspon­
dence, dating to Oct. 1943, showing knowledge of the fate of 8,000 Jews of
Rome transported to Mauthausen. Photostatic copies of German originals
with English translations (Box 96, rolls 50–51)
NI (Nuremberg, Industrialists) Series
(Entry 171, location: 190/12/18/01)
NI 11710–Affidavit sworn by the Hungarian medical doctor Nyiszli Nikolae
on Oct. 8, 1947, at Nuremberg, regarding the use of Zyklon B at Auschwitz.
Nikolae was transported to Mauthausen in Jan. 1945 and eventually liber­
ated at the Ebensee sub­camp by the U.S. Army. German­ and Hungarian­
language signed original documents (Box 189)
NI 11951–Deposition of Dr. Max Stoecker, manager of Kaliwerke Kolin, dat­
ed Mar. 11, 1946, regarding deliveries of Zyklon B to concentration camps.
Original document in the Czechoslovak language (Box 193)
NI 11952–Deposition of Karl Jedlicka, Mar. 12, 1946, regarding deliveries
of Zyklon B to Concentration Camps Theresienstadt and Mauthausen by
Kaliwerke Kolin by order of the DEGESCH concern. Copies in the German
and Czechoslovak languages (Box 193)
NO (Nuremberg, Organizations) Series
(Entry 174, location: 190/12/23/04)
NO 426–Affidavit by SS Oberfuehrer Viktor Brack, implicated in the
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