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Title: Jeffrey Mausner Papers of postwar collaboration trials, 1960-1980

ID: RG-80/RG-80

Primary Creator: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Extent: 1.0 Boxes

Arrangement:

The arrangement scheme for the record group was imposed during processing in the absence of an original order. Materials are arranged by subject and/or creator. Their order is based off of the Nazi war criminals as well as other various legal documents.

The record group is comprised of eighteen collections: 1. Otto Ambros; 2. Apprehending and Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals; 3. Basil Artishenko; 4. Paul Herman Bluemel; 5. Boleslavs Bogdanovs; 6. Ildefansas Bucmys; 7. General Leon Degrelle; 8. Anatoly Hrusitzky; 9. Konrad Kalejs; 10. Serhij Kowalczuk; 11. Georg Leibbrandt; 12. Karl Linnas; 13. Boleslavs Maikovskis; 14. Mausner Awards; 15. McCalden V. SWC; 16. Mermelstein; 17. Jeffrey Mausner, Speeches; 18. Otto Albrecht Von Bolschwing.

Subjects: Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President, air travel, American citizenship, American Jewish Committee, American newspaper, Anatoly Hrusitzky, Antisemitism, Antisemitism in the United States, Audrini (Latvia), Auschwitz (Concentration camp), Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps, Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland), Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War, Basil Artishenko, Belgian Wallonia Legion, Berlin (Germany), Board of Immigration Appeals, United States, Boleslavs Bogdanovs, Boleslavs Maikovskis, Bonn (Germany), Breslau (Poland), Bucharest (Romania), California Library Association (CLA), Caracas (Venezuela), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War, Concentration Camp Guards, Concentration camps, German, Confiscation of Jewish property--Germany, Confiscation of Jewish property without German authorization, Confiscation of personal belongings and property, Correspondence in English language, Counterintelligence Corps (CIC), David McCalden (Truth Missions), death of family members, Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI), Deportation from the United States, Displaced Persons Act, Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States), Displaced persons camps, Documents in English language, Documents in German language, Documents in Persian language, Eichmann, Adolf, Eiklor Report, Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"), Einsatzkommando, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, English, language, Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Estonia, evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime, Execution of Jews, Executions, firing squad, Exemptions from deportations, Extermination of Jews, Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion, Final Solution, Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945, Forced labor, Forced labor camps, Forced labor in ghettos, Gehlen Organization, General Leon Degrelle, Georg Leibbrandt, German, language, German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939, German invasion of Europe, 1939 -- 1940, German invasion of the USSR, 22 June 1941, German military and civil administration, German occupation of Poland, German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945, German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945, German police and security forces, Poland, Germany (Europe), Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939, Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police), Greek Civil War, Hauptsturmführer (German Army Captain), Heinrich Himmler, leading member of Nazi Party 1929-1945, Hermann Goering, Himmler, Heinrich, Hirschberg (Germany), History, Jewish, Holocaust, history, Holocaust Denial, narratives, Holocaust denial-based publication, American, Ildefonsas Bucmys, Illegal Immigration, Immigrant Visa, Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America), Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America, Immigration from Nazi Germany, Immigration to the United States, postwar, Immigration to United States, Institute for Historical Review, International Refugee Organization (IRO), Israel, Jeffrey N. Mausner, Jewish forced labor in Poland, Jewish history, Jewish personal belongings, Jewish pogroms in Poland, 1918 --1923, Jewish refugees, Jews of Europe, history, John Avdzej, Karl Linnas, Konrad Kalejs, Latvia, Latvian Legion, Latvian Security Auxiliary Police, Lawyers and notary publics, legal correspondence, Legal defense, Legal deposition, Legal document, Legal practices, Legal subpoena, Liquidation of ghettos, Lithuania, Lithuanian Military Battalion (Schutzmannschaft), Los Angeles (California, United States), Lyuboml (Poland), Madrid (Spain), magazine, Marvin Hier, Mass executions, mass graves, Mass murders, Serbians, Mel Mermelstein, Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias, Military Uniforms (Nazi-German), Munich (Germany), National Socialist German Workers' Party, National Socialist Ideology, Naturalization documents, Naturalization in the United States, Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards, Nazi-perpetrated massacres, Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings, Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic, Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes, Nazi gas chambers, Nazi Germany, Central Government, Nazi Government Officials, Nazi party, Nazi Party, membership, Nazi persecution of Jews, Nazi persecution of Jews as presented in US media, Nazi Police Officials, Nazi War Criminals, New Jersey (USA: State), Newspaper Article, newspaper clippings, NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials, Nuremberg (Germany), official correspondence, Official Document, Otto Albrecht von Bolschwing, Otto Alfred von Bolschwing, Paul Herman Bluemel, periodicals, American, Persian, language, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States), Poland (Europe), Polish ghettos, Polish refugees, Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons, postwar correspondence, Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany, postwar publication, Prisoners of War, Refugees in United States, Registration of alien residents, Reichkommissariat Ukraine, Reichskommissariat Niederlande, Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states, Reinhard Heydrich, Rezekne (Latvia), Riga (Latvia), Riga (Latvia: ghetto), Riga-Strasdenhof (Labor camp), Romania (Europe), Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp), Schutzstaffel (SS), SD, Sicherheitsdienst, Security and police forces, Latvia, Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, Serbian prisoners, Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk), Siberia (Russia), Slutsk (Belarus), Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939, Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet, Soviet Union, SS and administrative personnel, German, Stirnience (Latvia), Sturmbannführer, Stuttgart (Germany), Supreme Court of the United States, survivors of concentration camps, Survivor testimonies given at war crimes trials, Synagogues, Synagogues, religious temples, Szczurkowo (Poland), Tartu concentration camp (Estonia), The Holocaust in Estonia, The Holocaust in Romania, 1941 -- 1945, The Iron Guard, The Simon Wiesenthal Center, Travel visas, Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp), U.S. Naturalization, Ukraine (Europe), Ukrainian Auxiliary Police, Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945, Ukrainian military personnel, Ukrainian National Police Force, Undercover Agent, Undercover Spy, United States (1960--2000), United States court proceedings, United States District Court, United States High Military Command, US badges, awards, and memorabilia, US Department of Justice, US Department of State, US naturalization documents, 1900 -- 1960, US Passports, Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945, Vienna (Austria), Waffen SS, Wannsee Conference, war crimes trials, War crimes trials--Post-WWII, Washington D.C. (United States), Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California), Willis Carto, Wilno (Poland)

Forms of Material: Personal testimonies

Languages: English, German

Abstract

The documents reflect an attempt to denaturalize, deport, and/or extradite Nazi war criminals in the United States to European countries or the Soviet Union, to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. The collection of documents is comprised of legal briefs and other documents used in court proceedings, depositions, witness statements, original Nazi documents used as evidence in court, court rulings and orders, newspaper articles, and other documents relating to prosecution of Nazi war criminals in the United States.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The record group is comprised of postwar legal documents and newspaper articles from the United States depicting the attempts to denaturalize, deport, and/or extradite Nazi war criminals from the United States to European countries or the Soviet Union, to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. The legal documents present the legal proceedings of the prosecution as they argued to have the war criminals denaturalized, deported, or extradited. Some of the legal documents provide a brief history of the crimes committed by the defendants, and how these war criminals came to the United States and evaded prosecution for many years. Multiple court appearances were made concerning each accused Nazi war criminal. The alleged Nazi war criminals include Otto Ambros, Basil Artishenko, Paul Herman Bluemel, Boleslavs Bogdanovs, Ildefansas Bucmys, General Leon Degrelle, Anatoly Hrusitzky, Konrad Kalejs, Serge Kowlachuk (Serhij Kowalczuk), Georg Leibbrandt, Karl Linnas, Boleslavs Maikovskis, and Otto Albrecht Alfred von Bolschwing. The newspaper articles included follow the progress of these various legal proceedings of each accused Nazi war criminal.

Materials within the record group include briefs and other legal documents used in court proceedings, depositions, witness statements, original Nazi documents used as evidence in court, court rulings and orders, newspaper articles, and other documents relating to prosecution of Nazi war criminals in the United States. Materials are digitized.

Collection Historical Note

When World War II ended, there were millions of refugees in Europe. Many of them had been victims of the Nazis, survivors of Nazi concentration camps, or persons who had been forced to leave their homes. Among this large mass of people were also some of the Nazi officials who had assisted in mass murder and persecution.

In order to help the millions of true refugees, the United States enacted special immigration laws in 1948 and 1953 which allowed large numbers of refugees to come to the United States without regard to traditional immigration quota restrictions. These special immigration laws specifically excluded any person who had assisted the Nazis in persecuting civilians. However, Nazi criminals were able to enter the United States under these special immigration laws by lying about their activities during the period from 1933 to 1945.

Among the Nazi war criminals who entered the United States by misrepresentation or concealing their wartime activities were concentration camp guards, Nazi police officials, and Nazi government officials.

Jeffrey Mausner worked as a Trial Attorney for the United States Justice Department.

Biographical Note

Jeffrey Mausner worked for the United States Justice Department.

Subject/Index Terms

Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President
air travel
American citizenship
American Jewish Committee
American newspaper
Anatoly Hrusitzky
Antisemitism
Antisemitism in the United States
Audrini (Latvia)
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps
Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland)
Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War
Basil Artishenko
Belgian Wallonia Legion
Berlin (Germany)
Board of Immigration Appeals, United States
Boleslavs Bogdanovs
Boleslavs Maikovskis
Bonn (Germany)
Breslau (Poland)
Bucharest (Romania)
California Library Association (CLA)
Caracas (Venezuela)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War
Concentration Camp Guards
Concentration camps, German
Confiscation of Jewish property--Germany
Confiscation of Jewish property without German authorization
Confiscation of personal belongings and property
Correspondence in English language
Counterintelligence Corps (CIC)
David McCalden (Truth Missions)
death of family members
Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI)
Deportation from the United States
Displaced Persons Act
Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States)
Displaced persons camps
Documents in English language
Documents in German language
Documents in Persian language
Eichmann, Adolf
Eiklor Report
Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups")
Einsatzkommando
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
English, language
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Estonia
evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime
Execution of Jews
Executions, firing squad
Exemptions from deportations
Extermination of Jews
Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion
Final Solution
Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945
Forced labor
Forced labor camps
Forced labor in ghettos
Gehlen Organization
General Leon Degrelle
Georg Leibbrandt
German, language
German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939
German invasion of Europe, 1939 -- 1940
German invasion of the USSR, 22 June 1941
German military and civil administration
German occupation of Poland
German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945
German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945
German police and security forces, Poland
Germany (Europe)
Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939
Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police)
Greek Civil War
Hauptsturmführer (German Army Captain)
Heinrich Himmler, leading member of Nazi Party 1929-1945
Hermann Goering
Himmler, Heinrich
Hirschberg (Germany)
History, Jewish
Holocaust, history
Holocaust Denial, narratives
Holocaust denial-based publication, American
Ildefonsas Bucmys
Illegal Immigration
Immigrant Visa
Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America)
Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America
Immigration from Nazi Germany
Immigration to the United States, postwar
Immigration to United States
Institute for Historical Review
International Refugee Organization (IRO)
Israel
Jeffrey N. Mausner
Jewish forced labor in Poland
Jewish history
Jewish personal belongings
Jewish pogroms in Poland, 1918 --1923
Jewish refugees
Jews of Europe, history
John Avdzej
Karl Linnas
Konrad Kalejs
Latvia
Latvian Legion
Latvian Security Auxiliary Police
Lawyers and notary publics
legal correspondence
Legal defense
Legal deposition
Legal document
Legal practices
Legal subpoena
Liquidation of ghettos
Lithuania
Lithuanian Military Battalion (Schutzmannschaft)
Los Angeles (California, United States)
Lyuboml (Poland)
Madrid (Spain)
magazine
Marvin Hier
Mass executions
mass graves
Mass murders, Serbians
Mel Mermelstein
Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias
Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)
Munich (Germany)
National Socialist German Workers' Party
National Socialist Ideology
Naturalization documents
Naturalization in the United States
Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards
Nazi-perpetrated massacres
Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings
Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic
Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes
Nazi gas chambers
Nazi Germany, Central Government
Nazi Government Officials
Nazi party
Nazi Party, membership
Nazi persecution of Jews
Nazi persecution of Jews as presented in US media
Nazi Police Officials
Nazi War Criminals
New Jersey (USA: State)
Newspaper Article
newspaper clippings
NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials
Nuremberg (Germany)
official correspondence
Official Document
Otto Albrecht von Bolschwing
Otto Alfred von Bolschwing
Paul Herman Bluemel
periodicals, American
Persian, language
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States)
Poland (Europe)
Polish ghettos
Polish refugees
Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons
postwar correspondence
Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany
postwar publication
Prisoners of War
Refugees in United States
Registration of alien residents
Reichkommissariat Ukraine
Reichskommissariat Niederlande
Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states
Reinhard Heydrich
Rezekne (Latvia)
Riga (Latvia)
Riga (Latvia: ghetto)
Riga-Strasdenhof (Labor camp)
Romania (Europe)
Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp)
Schutzstaffel (SS)
SD, Sicherheitsdienst
Security and police forces, Latvia
Serbian Jewish Friendship Society
Serbian prisoners
Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk)
Siberia (Russia)
Slutsk (Belarus)
Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939
Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet
Soviet Union
SS and administrative personnel, German
Stirnience (Latvia)
Sturmbannführer
Stuttgart (Germany)
Supreme Court of the United States
survivors of concentration camps
Survivor testimonies given at war crimes trials
Synagogues
Synagogues, religious temples
Szczurkowo (Poland)
Tartu concentration camp (Estonia)
The Holocaust in Estonia
The Holocaust in Romania, 1941 -- 1945
The Iron Guard
The Simon Wiesenthal Center
Travel visas
Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp)
U.S. Naturalization
Ukraine (Europe)
Ukrainian Auxiliary Police
Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945
Ukrainian military personnel
Ukrainian National Police Force
Undercover Agent
Undercover Spy
United States (1960--2000)
United States court proceedings
United States District Court
United States High Military Command
US badges, awards, and memorabilia
US Department of Justice
US Department of State
US naturalization documents, 1900 -- 1960
US Passports
Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945
Vienna (Austria)
Waffen SS
Wannsee Conference
war crimes trials
War crimes trials--Post-WWII
Washington D.C. (United States)
Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California)
Willis Carto
Wilno (Poland)

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Box and Folder Listing

Collection of Folder-Level 1: RG-80.01, Otto Ambros, December 1979

Documents pertaining to alleged Nazi war criminal Otto Abros.

Subject/Index Terms:: Otto Ambros; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Washington D.C. (United States); Weiden in der Oberpfalz (Germany); Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps; United States Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazis convicted of war crimes; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Visa, American; Visas to the United States; Immigrant Visa; Postwar visas; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US Department of State; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Registration of alien residents; Government of Nazi Germany (1933-1945); Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; legal correspondence; postwar correspondence; official correspondence; Official correspondences, United States; English, language; Documents in English language; Correspondence in English language

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Walter J. Rockler

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.01.01, Otto Ambros OSI Letter, December 1, 1979

A letter from Walter Rockler, the Director of the Office of Special Investigations, to John Adams, the Chief of Coordination Division, Visa Office. Rockler writes to inform Adams that Otto Ambros is a convicted war criminal and is ineligible to receive a visa and excludable from admission to the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Otto Ambros; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Washington D.C. (United States); Weiden in der Oberpfalz (Germany); Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps; United States Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazis convicted of war crimes; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Visa, American; Visas to the United States; Immigrant Visa; Postwar visas; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US Department of State; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Registration of alien residents; Government of Nazi Germany (1933-1945); Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; legal correspondence; postwar correspondence; official correspondence; Official correspondences, United States; English, language; Documents in English language; Correspondence in English language

Creators:: The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Walter J. Rockler

Collection of Folder-Level 2: RG-80.02, Apprehending and Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals, circa 1991

Law review article written by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner pertaining to the apprehension and prosecution of Nazi war criminals in the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Jewish refugees; Refugees in United States; survivors of concentration camps; Immigration from Nazi Germany; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945; Concentration Camp Guards; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Nazi Police Officials; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Nazi Government Officials; Illegal Immigration; Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp); mass graves; Mass executions; Nazi gas chambers; Latvia; Serbian prisoners; Mass murders, Serbians; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Soviet Union; Germany (Europe); Israel; Poland (Europe); Survivor testimonies given at war crimes trials; English, language; Documents in English language; postwar publication

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Nova Law Review (Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad Law Center) (1976--present)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.02.01, Mausner, Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals in the U.S, short version, circa 1991

A report written by Jeffrey Mausner discussing the prosecution of Nazi war criminals in the United States. This is the shortened version and was published in the Nova Law Review.

Subject/Index Terms:: Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Jewish refugees; Refugees in United States; survivors of concentration camps; Immigration from Nazi Germany; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945; Concentration Camp Guards; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Nazi Police Officials; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Nazi Government Officials; Illegal Immigration; Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp); mass graves; Mass executions; Nazi gas chambers; Latvia; Serbian prisoners; Mass murders, Serbians; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Soviet Union; Germany (Europe); Israel; Poland (Europe); Survivor testimonies given at war crimes trials; English, language; Documents in English language; postwar publication

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Nova Law Review (Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad Law Center) (1976--present)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.02.02, Mausner, Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals in the US, full version, circa 1991

Apprehending and Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals in the United States, an article written by Jeffrey N. Mausner and published in the Nova Law Review.

Subject/Index Terms:: Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Jewish refugees; Refugees in United States; survivors of concentration camps; Illegal Immigration; Immigration from Nazi Germany; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Postwar Jewish immigration from Germany; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945; Concentration Camp Guards; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Nazi Police Officials; Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp); mass graves; Mass executions; Nazi gas chambers; Latvia; Serbian prisoners; Mass murders, Serbians; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Soviet Union; Germany (Europe); Israel; Poland (Europe); Survivor testimonies given at war crimes trials; English, language; Documents in English language; postwar publication

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Nova Law Review (Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad Law Center) (1976--present)

Collection of Folder-Level 3: RG-80.03, Basil Artishenko

Documents relating to the alleged Nazi war criminal Basil Artishenko. Artishenko admitted under questioning that he served as a Shutzmann (policeman-private) in Choiniki, Byelorussia during the Holocaust, and that he concealed and misrepresented this information when he entered the United States and became a U.S. citizen. The United States District Court ordered that Artishenko's citizenship be revoked and that he surrender his Certificate of Naturalization and United States passport. Artishenko agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department in its investigation of persons who assisted the Nazis in persecution or entered the United States through misrepresentation or concealment.

Subject/Index Terms:: American citizenship; Basil Artishenko; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Documents in English language; English, language; Exemptions from deportations; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Legal document; Naturalization in the United States; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; New Jersey (USA: State); Soviet Union; U.S. Naturalization; United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice; Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.03.01, Basil Artishenko Denaturalization and Agreement to Cooperate, Mausner, October 23, 1984

A legal document from the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. It is a judgement against Basil Artishenko, rejecting his naturalization into the United States and proclaiming that his United States citizenship is null and void. Included is a statement from Basil Artishenko, affirming that he misrepresented himself when attempting to enter the United States and admits that he procured United States citizenship illegally and was therefore subject to denaturalization.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; New Jersey (USA: State); Basil Artishenko; Naturalization in the United States; U.S. Naturalization; Illegal Immigration; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Soviet Union; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi persecution of Jews; Victims of Nazi persecutions, 1933 -- 1945; American citizenship; Exemptions from deportations; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); US Department of Justice

Collection of Folder-Level 4: RG-80.04, Paul Herman Bluemel

Documents relating to alleged Nazi war criminal Paul Herman Bluemel. Bluemel admitted under questioning that he held high ranking positions in the Nazi Party, SS, and Nazi occupation goverment in the Ukraine, and that he had participated in Nazi persecution of civilians. Bluemel joined the Nazi praty in 1930, joined the SS in 1930 or 1931, became a regiment leader in the SD in 1932, became a Sturmfuehrer in the SA in 1934, served as the Senior Mayor for the city of Hirschberg from 1934 to 1938, was Gebietskommissar for Tschudnow from July 1941 to sometime in 1943, and then became the Gebietskommissar in Retschitza from 1943 until 1944. Bluemel's United States visa was cancelled, he left the United States, and withdrew his petition to become a permanent United States resident. Bluemel agreed never to apply for another visa or attempt to enter the United States again.

Subject/Index Terms:: Breslau (Poland); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Documents in English language; English, language; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jewish pogroms in Poland, 1918 --1923; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal subpoena; Munich (Germany); National Socialist German Workers' Party; National Socialist Ideology; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Nazi War Criminals; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Paul Herman Bluemel; Personal testimonies; SS and administrative personnel, German; Synagogues; Synagogues, religious temples; Ukraine (Europe); US Department of Justice; Vienna (Austria); Forced labor; German invasion of Europe, 1939 -- 1940; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Mass executions; Nazi Police Officials; Siberia (Russia); Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian military personnel; Hirschberg (Germany); Travel visas; American newspaper; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps; German invasion of the USSR, 22 June 1941; Lithuania; Lithuanian Military Battalion (Schutzmannschaft); Nazi persecution of Jews; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; postwar publication; Slutsk (Belarus); Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Soviet Union; United States High Military Command; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Correspondence in English language; Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; US Department of State; Washington D.C. (United States)

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.04.01, Bluemel Deposition Part 1, Mausner, March 19, 1985

A transcript of the first part of the deposition of Paul Herman Bluemel, as conducted by Jeffrey N. Mausner, trial attorney for the Office of Special Investigations. The file also contains the original subpoena for Paul Herman Bluemel to give a deposition to Jeffrey N. Mausner.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal subpoena; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Personal testimonies; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi War Criminals; Paul Herman Bluemel; Breslau (Poland); Munich (Germany); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; SS and administrative personnel, German; National Socialist German Workers' Party; National Socialist Ideology; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Synagogues; Synagogues, religious temples; Jewish pogroms in Poland, 1918 --1923; Vienna (Austria); Ukraine (Europe); German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.04.02, Bluemel Deposition Part 2, Mausner, March 28, 1985

The second half of the legal deposition given by Paul Herman Bluemel as interviewed by Jeffrey N. Mausner, attorney for the Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI).

Subject/Index Terms:: German invasion of Europe, 1939 -- 1940; Munich (Germany); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian military formations in the Second World War, 1939 -- 1945; Ukrainian military personnel; Mass executions; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Forced labor; Siberia (Russia); Vienna (Austria); Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Legal document; Legal deposition; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Personal testimonies; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi War Criminals; Paul Herman Bluemel; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.04.03, Agreement to Leave U.S. and Visa Revocation, Mausner, March 28, 1985

A legal agreement between Paul Herman Bluemel and the United States Justice Department. In the statement, Bluemel states that he illegally entered the United States after misrepresenting his actions during the period between 1929--1945. In the agreement, Bluemel concedes to leave the United States and to not reapply for an entry visa. The agreement also contains a copy of Bluemel's visa revocation.

Subject/Index Terms:: Paul Herman Bluemel; US Department of Justice; Breslau (Poland); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; SS and administrative personnel, German; Hirschberg (Germany); Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Travel visas; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.04.04, Press Release and News Articles, circa 1985

A press release issued by the Office of Special Investigations concerning the deportation of Paul Herman Bluemel after he admitted that he held high ranking positions in the Nazi Party, SS, and Nazi occupation government in the Ukraine, and that he had participated in Nazi persecution of civilians.

Subject/Index Terms:: Paul Herman Bluemel; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Lithuania; Lithuanian Military Battalion (Schutzmannschaft); Nazi persecution of Jews; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); United States High Military Command; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi War Criminals; Mass executions; Slutsk (Belarus); Soviet Union; Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Breslau (Poland); Hirschberg (Germany); German invasion of the USSR, 22 June 1941; Ukraine (Europe); Munich (Germany); Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps; American newspaper; postwar publication; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.04.05, German Request for Assistance, circa August 1985

The file contains two letters. The first is from the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Washington DC, requesting a copy of the interrogation in which Paul Herman Bluemel admitted to Jeffrey Mausner that he was involved in the execution of Jewish citizens. The second letter responding to the initial request and was sent attached with a copy of the interrogation transcript.

Subject/Index Terms:: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany; US Department of State; Munich (Germany); Nazi War Criminals; Paul Herman Bluemel; US Department of Justice; Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Washington D.C. (United States); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Legal document; postwar correspondence; official correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language; Correspondence in English language

Creators:: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany; US Department of Justice; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 5: RG-80.05, Boleslavs Bogdanovs, circa 1983

Documents pertaining to the alleged Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Bogdanovs. Bogdanovs was accused of being a Lieutenant in the Latvian SS Volunteer Legion, taking part in numerous mass killings of unarmed civilians, and ordering the killing of hundres of Jewish men, women, and children. Bogdanovs died before his trial.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Bogdanovs; Nazi War Criminals; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; US Department of Justice; Latvia; Mass executions; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; SS and administrative personnel, German; Riga (Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; periodicals, American; American newspaper; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: New York Post, American periodical; The Hartford Courant, American periodical; The Washington Post, American periodical; American periodicals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.05.01, News Articles, Mausner, circa 1983

A collection of newspaper articles and press releases regarding Boleslavs Bogdanovs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Bogdanovs; Nazi War Criminals; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; US Department of Justice; Latvia; Mass executions; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; SS and administrative personnel, German; Riga (Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; periodicals, American; American newspaper; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: New York Post, American periodical; The Hartford Courant, American periodical; The Washington Post, American periodical; American periodicals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 6: RG-80.06, Ildefansas Bucmys, 1992--2003

Documents pertaining to alleged Nazi war criminal Ildefansas Bucmys.

Subject/Index Terms:: Ildefonsas Bucmys; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Naturalization in the United States; US Department of State; Nazi persecution of Jews; Concentration camps, German; Lithuanian Military Battalion (Schutzmannschaft); Prisoners of War; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.06.01, Mausner Affidavit re Bucmys, 1992--2003

An affidavit filed by Jeffrey N. Mausner in the trial of alleged Nazi war criminal Ildefansas Bucmys. The file also contains Bucmys application for naturalization. The affidavit details how questions related to membership in Nazi organizations and participation in Nazi persecution were added to the application for United States citizenship, and procedures followed by the Justice Department when an applicant answered affirmatively to any of these questions.

Subject/Index Terms:: Ildefonsas Bucmys; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Naturalization in the United States; US Department of State; Nazi persecution of Jews; Concentration camps, German; Lithuanian Military Battalion (Schutzmannschaft); Prisoners of War; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Stephen Paskey

Collection of Folder-Level 7: RG-80.07, General Leon Degrelle

Documents pertaining to Nazi war criminal General Leon Degrelle.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Legal document; Legal deposition; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Legal practices; United States court proceedings; Los Angeles (California, United States); Madrid (Spain); air travel; Waffen SS; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Himmler, Heinrich; Reinhard Heydrich; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; Hermann Goering; Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Newspaper Article; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; Steven Zipperstein; General Leon Degrelle; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.07.01, SWC Appeal Brief, Mausner 1, circa 1988

Brief filed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center in the United States Court of Appeals in the case Degrelle v. Simon Wiesenthal Center. Degrelle sued the Wiesenthal Center for referring to him as a Nazi war criminal and offering a reward for his capture. After failing to appear on three separate deposition hearings, Degrelle's lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center was dismissed. Degrelle then appealed the decision. The Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the first part of the appeal brief.

Subject/Index Terms:: General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States court proceedings; Madrid (Spain); US Department of Justice; Nazi War Criminals; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal practices; Waffen SS; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); General Leon Degrelle; Steven Zipperstein; Martin Mendelsohn

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.07.02, SWC Appeal Brief, Mausner 2, circa 1988

Brief filed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center in the United States Court of Appeals in the case Degrelle v. Simon Wiesenthal Center. Degrelle sued the Wiesenthal Center for referring to him as a Nazi war criminal and offering a reward for his capture. After failing to appear on three separate deposition hearings, Degrelle's lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center was dismissed. Degrelle's lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center was dismissed. Degrelle then appealed the decision. The Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the second part of the appeal brief.

Subject/Index Terms:: Los Angeles (California, United States); General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States court proceedings; Madrid (Spain); US Department of Justice; Nazi War Criminals; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal practices; Waffen SS; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Steven Zipperstein; General Leon Degrelle; United States Court of Appeals; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Martin Mendelsohn

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.07.03, SWC Excerpts of Record 1, circa 1986

A lawsuit filed by General Leon Degrelle (plaintiff) against the Simon Wiesenthal Center (defendent). The defendent, a nonprofit organization dedicated to capturing Nazi war criminals, offered a reward for the capture and delivery of the plaintiff. Degrelle is filing the lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center for defamation (libel and slander), harrasment, nuisance, assault, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy; he also claims that the defendant and its agents are subject to criminal prosecution for conspiracy. The United States District Court dismissed the lawsuit, and the United States Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the first part of the full excerpts of record in the Court of Appeals.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Los Angeles (California, United States); Washington D.C. (United States); Madrid (Spain); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, the German War against the USSR, 1941 -- 1945; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Himmler, Heinrich; Reinhard Heydrich; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; Hermann Goering; Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Newspaper Article; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); Waffen SS; Legal deposition; legal correspondence; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Steven Zipperstein; United States Court of Appeals; General Leon Degrelle; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.07.04, SWC Excerpts of Record 2, circa 1986

A lawsuit filed by General Leon Degrelle (plaintiff) against the Simon Wiesenthal Center (defendent). The defendent, a nonprofit organization dedicated to capturing Nazi war criminals, offered a reward for the capture and delivery of the plaintiff. Degrelle is filing the lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center for defamation (libel and slander), harrasment, nuisance, assault, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy; he also claims that the defendant and its agents are subject to criminal prosecution for conspiracy. The United States District Court dismissed the lawsuit, and the United States Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the second part of the full excerpts of record in the Court of Appeals.

Subject/Index Terms:: General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Legal deposition; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Waffen SS; Madrid (Spain); Belgium (Europe); Italy (Europe); Los Angeles (California, United States); Legal subpoena; US Department of Justice; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Himmler, Heinrich; Reinhard Heydrich; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; Hermann Goering; Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Newspaper Article; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Steven Zipperstein; United States Court of Appeals; General Leon Degrelle; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.07.05, SWC Excerpts of Record 3, circa 1986

A lawsuit filed by General Leon Degrelle (plaintiff) against the Simon Wiesenthal Center (defendant). The defendant, a nonprofit organization dedicated to capturing Nazi war criminals, offered a reward for the capture and delivery of the plaintiff. Degrelle is filing the lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center for defamation (libel and slander), harrassment, nuisance, assault, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy; he also claims that the defendant and its agents are subject to criminal prosecution for conspiracy. The United States District Court dismissed the lawsuit, and the United States Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the third part of the full excerpts of record in the Court of Appeals.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Legal deposition; legal correspondence; Legal practices; United States court proceedings; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Los Angeles (California, United States); Madrid (Spain); air travel; Legal document; Waffen SS; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Himmler, Heinrich; Reinhard Heydrich; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; Hermann Goering; Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Newspaper Article; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Steven Zipperstein; United States Court of Appeals; General Leon Degrelle; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.07.05.01, SWC Excerpts of Record, 3 Part 1, circa 1986

A lawsuit filed by General Leon Degrelle (plaintiff) against the Simon Wiesenthal Center (defendant). The defendant, a nonprofit organization dedicated to capturing Nazi war criminals, offered a reward for the capture and delivery of the plaintiff. Degrelle is filing the lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center for defamation (libel and slander), harassment, nuisance, assault, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy; he also claims that the defendant and its agents are subject to criminal prosecution for conspiracy. The United States District Court dismissed the lawsuit, and the United States Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the first part of the third part of the full excerpts of record in the Court of Appeals.

Subject/Index Terms:: air travel; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Documents in English language; English, language; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; General Leon Degrelle; Hermann Goering; Himmler, Heinrich; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; legal correspondence; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); Madrid (Spain); Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Nazi War Criminals; Newspaper Article; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Reinhard Heydrich; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice; Waffen SS

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; Steven Zipperstein; General Leon Degrelle; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.07.05.02, SWC Excerpts of Record, 3 Part 2, circa 1986

A lawsuit filed by General Leon Degrelle (plaintiff) against the Simon Wiesenthal Center (defendant). The defendant, a nonprofit organization dedicated to capturing Nazi war criminals, offered a reward for the capture and delivery of the plaintiff. Degrelle is filing the lawsuit against the Simon Wiesenthal Center for defamation (libel and slander), harassment, nuisance, assault, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy; he also claims that the defendant and its agents are subject to criminal prosecution for conspiracy. The United States District Court dismissed the lawsuit, and the United States Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal. This is the second part of the third part of the full excerpts of record in the Court of Appeals.

Subject/Index Terms:: air travel; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Documents in English language; English, language; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; General Leon Degrelle; Hermann Goering; Himmler, Heinrich; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; legal correspondence; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); Madrid (Spain); Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; Nazi War Criminals; Newspaper Article; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Reinhard Heydrich; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice; Waffen SS

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); General Leon Degrelle; Steven Zipperstein; United States Court of Appeals

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.07.06, Court of Appeals Decision Affirming Dismissal, August 2, 1989

Court documents confirming that the lawsuit filed by General Leon Degrelle against the Simon Wiesenthal Center is dismissed with prejudice due to the failure of Degrelle to appear for his deposition.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; General Leon Degrelle; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Legal document; Legal deposition; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Legal practices; United States court proceedings; Los Angeles (California, United States); Madrid (Spain); air travel; Waffen SS; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Belgian Wallonia Legion; Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Himmler, Heinrich; Reinhard Heydrich; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; Hermann Goering; Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias; Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards; Newspaper Article; Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Military Uniforms (Nazi-German); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Steven Zipperstein; United States Court of Appeals; General Leon Degrelle; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 8: RG-80.08, Anatoly Hrusitzky, circa 1984

Documents pertaining to alleged Nazi war criminal Anatoly Hrusitzky. Hrusitzky was a member of the SS sponsored Ukrainian Police, which murdered thousands of Jews. Hrusitzky gave up his U.S. citizenship and left the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; Anatoly Hrusitzky; Legal document; United States court proceedings; American citizenship; US Passports; Naturalization in the United States; U.S. Naturalization; Caracas (Venezuela); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews as presented in US media; John Avdzej; Stuttgart (Germany); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Wilno (Poland); Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps; legal correspondence; official correspondence; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); The New York Times; The Washington Post, American periodical

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG- 80.08.01, Anatoly Hrusitsky renounce citizenship, Mausner, circa 1984

Legal documents filed by the United States Department of Justice, stating that Anatoly Hrusitsky has renounced his United States citizenship. There are also a collection of newspaper clippings reporting on various Nazi war criminals, including Hrusitsky, renouncing their United States citizenship.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; Anatoly Hrusitzky; Legal document; United States court proceedings; American citizenship; US Passports; Naturalization in the United States; U.S. Naturalization; Caracas (Venezuela); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews as presented in US media; John Avdzej; Stuttgart (Germany); Nazi party; Nazi Party, membership; NSDAP and Nazi Germany, party and government officials; Wilno (Poland); Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz (Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration and extermination camps; legal correspondence; official correspondence; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); English, language; Documents in English language; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); The New York Times; The Washington Post, American periodical

Collection of Folder-Level 9: RG-80.09, Konrad Kalejs

Documents concerning Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs. Kalejs served as a Lieutenant in the Latvian Auxiliary Security Police (Arajs Kommando), a mobile killing squad that murdered thousands of Jews and other innocent civilians. Kalejs was imprisoned at the Krome Detention Center near Miami, and later deported from the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvia; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States court proceedings; Legal document; legal correspondence; Legal deposition; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.09.01, Kalejs Interview 1, Mausner, circa 1984

A legal subpoena issued to Konrad Kalejs, requesting that he appear for a legal deposition. The transcript of the first part of the deposition, taken by trial attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner of the United States Department of Justice, Office of Special Investigations in 1984, is included.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Legal subpoena; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; U.S. Naturalization; Naturalization in the United States; Legal deposition; Legal document; legal correspondence; official correspondence; Tampa (Florida, United States); Riga (Latvia); Victoria (Australia); Displaced Persons Act; Displaced persons camps; Displaced person camps in Germany; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Immigration to Australia; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language; United States court proceedings

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.09.02, Kalejs Interview 2, Mausner, circa 1984

The second part of the legal deposition given by Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvian Legion; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Franz Walter Stahlecker; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Pskov (Russia); Riga (Latvia); Military Uniforms (Soviet); Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Soldiers, Soviet Red Army; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to Australia; Legal practices; United States court proceedings; Legal deposition; Legal document; Tampa (Florida, United States); Displaced Persons Act; Displaced persons camps; Displaced person camps in Germany; International Refugee Organization (IRO); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.09.03, Kalejs Interview 3, Mausner, circa 1984

The third part of a legal deposition given by Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi persecution of Jews; Riga (Latvia); Mass executions; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvian Legion; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to Australia; Legal practices; United States court proceedings; Legal deposition; Legal document; Tampa (Florida, United States); Displaced Persons Act; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.09.04, Kalejs Interview 4, Mausner, circa 1984

The fourth part in the legal deposition given by Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Soldiers, Soviet Red Army; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, the German War against the USSR, 1941 -- 1945; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Riga (Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvian Legion; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to Australia; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal deposition; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.09.05, Kalejs Interview 5, Mausner, circa 1984

The fifth part of a legal deposition given by Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Soldiers, Soviet Red Army; Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Prisoners of War; Registration of alien residents; Latvia; Riga (Latvia); Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvian Legion; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to Australia; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal deposition; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.09.06, Kalejs Interview 6, Mausner, circa 1984

The sixth and final part of a legal deposition given by Konrad Kalejs, taken by trial attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner of the United States Department of Justice, Office of Special Investigations in 1984.

Subject/Index Terms:: Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Nazi War Criminals; Tampa (Florida, United States); Riga (Latvia); Soldiers, Soviet Red Army; Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvian Legion; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to Australia; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal deposition; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.09.07, Kalejs Interview Exs 3-5, circa 1983

Exhibits 3 through 5 used in the legal deposition of Konrad Kalejs. The exhibits feature a collection of original documents in Latvian, Russian, and German that have been translated into English. All documents are connected to the legal proceedings against Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Foreign Service of the United States of America; Melbourne (Australia); Victoria (Australia); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Riga (Latvia); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Record of Military Service; Waffen SS; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Soldiers, Soviet Red Army; Soviet Red Army, armed forces, Soviet; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to Australia; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; English, language; Documents in English language; Latvian, language; Documents in Latvian language; Russian, language; Documents in Russian language; German, language; Documents in German language

Creators:: American Foreign Service; The Foreign Service of the United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.09.08, Kalejs Interview Exs 6-11, circa 1983

Exhibits 6 through 11 used in the legal deposition of Konrad Kalejs. The exhibits feature a collection of original documents in Latvian, Russian, and German that have been translated into English. All documents are connected to the legal proceedings against Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: University of Latvia (Riga, Latvia); Central State Historical Archive of the Latvian SSR; Eastern Front, German military campaign; Eastern Front, the German War against the USSR, 1941 -- 1945; Guerrilla Warfare; American Foreign Service; The Foreign Service of the United States of America; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Riga (Latvia); Record of Military Service; Waffen SS; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Security and police forces, Latvia; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; English, language; Documents in English language; Latvian, language; Documents in Latvian language

Creators:: American Foreign Service; The Foreign Service of the United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-80.09.09, Order to Show Cause, circa 1984

Legal documents pertaining to the deportation of Konrad Kalejs. The legal correspondence orders Kalejs to appear before an immigration judge and make his case as to why he should not be deported. The allegations against Kalejs are also included.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Miami (Florida, United States); Deportation from the United States; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Blaine (Washington, United States); Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; American Consulate; Melbourne (Australia); Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Latvia; Litene (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); SS and administrative personnel, German; Nuremberg (Germany); Franz Walter Stahlecker; Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; legal correspondence; official correspondence; Official Document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-80.09.10, DOJ Press Release, March 29, 1985

A press release issued by the United States Department of Justice concerning Konrad Kalejs and the process of his deportation from the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Nazi persecution of Jews; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Executions, firing squad; Riga (Latvia); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-80.09.11, Miami Herald - Kalejs in Hiding, April 3, 1985

A newspaper clipping reporting on Konrad Kalejs. The article states that Kalejs has gone into hiding after an arrest warrant was issued when Kalejs failed to appear before immigration officials for a deportation hearing.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Miami Herald, American newspaper; Miami (Florida, United States); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi persecution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; American newspaper; postwar publication; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami Herald, American publication; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-80.09.12, U.S. Marshals Wanted Poster for Kalejs, February 22, 1985

US Marshal wanted poster for Konrad Kalejs, issued by the United States Marshals Service. The poster features his physical description as well as a recent photograph.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; United States Marshals; Wanted poster; Hiding; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Riga (Latvia); Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi War Criminals; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Nazi persecution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; United States Marshals; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-80.09.13, Latvian News, April 10, 1985

A translation of a newspaper article from the Latvian newspaper Laiks, printed in New York City. The article details the legal proceedings against Konrad Kalejs. The file includes the original newspaper clipping as well as the front page of the newspaper.

Subject/Index Terms:: Laiks, Latvian Newspaper (New York City, United States); Deportation from the United States; Washington D.C. (United States); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi War Criminals; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Latvian, language; Documents in Latvian language

Creators:: Laiks, Latvian Newspaper (New York City, United States); Holocaust-related publications, postwar (1945 -- present); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-80.09.14, Miami Herald - Kalejs Arrested, circa 1985

A newspaper clipping from the Miami Herald reporting that Konrad Kalejs had been arrested for collaboration with Nazi Germany and for the persecution and execution of Jews.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Miami Herald, American newspaper; Miami (Florida, United States); Nazi War Criminals; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); United States Marshals; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Latvian Legion; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Deportation from the United States; Treblinka (Poland: extermination camp); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami Herald, American publication; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Holocaust-related publications, postwar (1945 -- present)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-80.09.15, Miami News - No Bond, Mausner, April 23, 1985

A newspaper article about Konrad Kalejs published by The Miami News newspaper.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Miami News, American publication; Nazi War Criminals; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Riga (Latvia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Latvian Legion; Registration of alien residents; Miami (Florida, United States); Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Deportation from the United States; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami News, American publication; Holocaust-related publications, postwar (1945 -- present); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-80.09.16, Bond Denied for Nazi Suspect, Mausner, April 23, 1985

A newspaper article printed by The Miami News newspaper, reporting on the bond hearing for Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Miami News, American publication; Nazi War Criminals; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Riga (Latvia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Latvian Legion; Registration of alien residents; Miami (Florida, United States); Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Deportation from the United States; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami News, American publication; Holocaust-related publications, postwar (1945 -- present); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-80.09.17, New York Times, Washington Post, March--April 1985

Two newspaper articles from the New York Times and the Washington Post about Konrad Kalejs and the legal proceedings against him.

Subject/Index Terms:: The New York Times; The Washington Post; Miami (Florida, United States); Nazi War Criminals; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); Latvian Legion; Deportation from the United States; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi Police Officials; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; postwar publication; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The New York Times; The Washington Post, American periodical; Holocaust-related publications, postwar (1945 -- present); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-80.09.18, Immigration Judge Decision Denying Bond, Mausner, November 1, 1988

The legal documents detailing a judge's decision against Konrad Kalejs, denying him bond.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Latvia; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; American Consulate; Melbourne (Australia); Litene (Latvia); Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nuremberg (Germany); Riga (Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German invasion of Europe, 1939 -- 1940; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Deportation from the United States; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-80.09.19, Immigration Judge Decision Denying Bond, Mausner, April 23, 1985

Court decision denying bond for Nazi war criminal Konrad Kelejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Miami (Florida, United States); Latvia; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Affidavit; Deportation from the United States; United States Marshals; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Toronto (Canada); Immigrant Visa; employment for aliens; Registration of alien residents; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-80.09.20, Govt Brief Opposing Change in No Bond Status, Mausner, 6 May 1995

Justice Department brief outlining the reasons why Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs' bond was denied, asking the appeals court to affirm the order of no bond.

Subject/Index Terms:: US Department of Justice; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Latvia; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Miami (Florida, United States); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States Marshals; The Miami Herald, American newspaper; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Legal subpoena; Toronto (Canada); Affidavit; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Nazi persecution of Jews; Mass executions; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Franz Walter Stahlecker; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); University of Latvia (Riga, Latvia); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-80.09.21, Newspaper Articles re Arrest, Bond, April--May 1985

A collection of newspaper articles from the United States and Australia reporting on Konrad Kalejs and his impending deportation court proceedings.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The Miami Herald, American newspaper; Miami (Florida, United States); Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Mass executions; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; United States Marshals; Sydney (Australia); Nazi War Criminals; SS and administrative personnel, German; Washington D.C. (United States); Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Blaine (Washington, United States); Seattle, Washington (United States); Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami Herald, American publication; The Sydney Morning Herald, Australian newspaper; The Australian, Australian newspaper; The Denver Post, American newspaper; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-80.09.22, BIA Order Affirming No Bond, Mausner, May 17, 1985

Order issued by the Board of Immigration Appeals affirming the denial of bond for Konrad Kalejs. Kalejs continued to be held in the Krome Detention Center near Miami, Florida.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-80.09.23, BIA Order Setting Bond at $750,000 cash, June 17, 1985

A later order by the Board of Immigration Appeals setting a bond for Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs at $750,000.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-80.09.24, Govt Motion to Stay Release on Bond, June 17, 1985

A legal document detailing the United States Government's motion to stay release on bond of Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; legal correspondence; official correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-80.09.25, Order Staying Release on Bond, June 1985

A legal document ordering the stay of release on bond for Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; legal correspondence; official correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-80.09.26, Miami Herald re No Release, circa June 1985

A newspaper article reporting on the denial of the release of Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Miami Herald, American newspaper; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Washington D.C. (United States); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); SS functionaries in Nazi-German concentration camps; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami Herald, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-80.09.27, News Articles, April--August 1985

A collection of newspaper articles related to the legal proceedings against Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: The Miami News, American publication; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Tampa (Florida, United States); St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Latvia; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Miami News, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-80.09.28, Mausner Testimony at Deportation Hearing, April 25, 1988

The testimony of Jeffrey N. Mausner, attorney for the Office of Special Investigations (OSI) for the Department of Justice, at a deportation hearing for Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Chicago (United States); Los Angeles (California, United States); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Washington D.C. (United States); Tampa (Florida, United States); Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Miami (Florida, United States); Long Island (New York, United States); St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-80.09.29, Kalejs Order of Deportation, Mausner, November 1, 1988

The order of deportation for Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Chicago (United States); Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Latvia; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; American Consulate; Melbourne (Australia); Litene (Latvia); Nuremberg (Germany); Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Synagogues; Destruction of synagogues, 1939 -- 1945; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi persecution of Jews; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Latvian Legion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Riga (Latvia); United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-80.09.29.01, Kalejs Order of Deportation, Part 1, November 1, 1988

The first part of the order of deportation for Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: American Consulate; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Chicago (United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Destruction of synagogues, 1939 -- 1945; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Litene (Latvia); Melbourne (Australia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nuremberg (Germany); Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Synagogues; United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-80.09.29.02, Kalejs Order of Deportation, Part 2, November 1, 1988

The second part of the order of deportation for Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: American Consulate; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Chicago (United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Destruction of synagogues, 1939 -- 1945; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Litene (Latvia); Melbourne (Australia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nuremberg (Germany); Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Synagogues; United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 32: RG-80.09.30, BIA Order Affirming Deportation, part 1, Mausner, April 30, 1992

The first part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Litene (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Franz Walter Stahlecker; Liquidation of ghettos; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Latvia; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 33: RG-80.09.30.01, BIA Order Affirming Deportation Part 1, April 30, 1992

The first part of the first part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Franz Walter Stahlecker; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Liquidation of ghettos; Litene (Latvia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 34: RG-80.09.30.02 BIA Order Affirming Deportation Part 2, April 30, 1992

The second part of the first part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Franz Walter Stahlecker; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Liquidation of ghettos; Litene (Latvia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 35: RG-80.09.30.03, BIA Order Affirming Deportation Part 3, April 30, 1992

The third part of the first part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Franz Walter Stahlecker; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Liquidation of ghettos; Litene (Latvia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 36: RG-80.09.31, Order Affirming Deportation, part 2, Mausner, April 30, 1992

The second part of a BIA order affirming the deportation of Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Litene (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Franz Walter Stahlecker; Liquidation of ghettos; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Latvia; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 37: RG-80.09.31.01 Order Affirming Deportation Part 1, April 30, 1992

The first part of the second part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Franz Walter Stahlecker; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Liquidation of ghettos; Litene (Latvia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Bruce J. Einhorn; Neal M. Sher; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 38: RG-80.09.31.02, Order Affirming Deportation Part 2, April 30, 1992

The second part of the second part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Franz Walter Stahlecker; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Liquidation of ghettos; Litene (Latvia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 39: RG-80.09.31.03, Order Affirming Deportation Part 3, April 30, 1992

The third part of the second part of an order affirming the BIA order to deport Konrad Kalejs.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; Franz Walter Stahlecker; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force; Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal deposition; Legal document; Legal practices; Liquidation of ghettos; Litene (Latvia); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Riga (Latvia); Rumbula Forest (near Riga, Latvia); Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Neal M. Sher; Bruce J. Einhorn; Betty-Ellen Shave; Ronnie L. Edelman

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 40: RG-80.09.32, News Articles - Kalejs Deported, 1994--2001

A collection of newspaper articles reporting on the deportation of Konrad Kalejs. The file also includes a press release from the US Department of Justice.

Subject/Index Terms:: Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Chicago (United States); Latvia; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Brisbane (Australia); Sydney (Australia); Los Angeles (California, United States); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; The Washington Post, American periodical; Embassy of Australia; The Australian, Australian newspaper; The New York Times; Los Angeles Times; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 41: RG-80.09.32.01, News Articles - Kalejs Deported Part 1, 1994--2001

The first part of a collection of newspaper articles reporting on the deportation of Konrad Kalejs. The file also includes a press release from the US Department of Justice.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Brisbane (Australia); Chicago (United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Sydney (Australia); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Embassy of Australia; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Los Angeles Times; The Australian, Australian newspaper; The New York Times; The Washington Post, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 42: RG-80.09.32.02, News Articles - Kalejs Deported Part 2, 1994--2001

The second part of a collection of newspaper articles reporting on the deportation of Konrad Kalejs. The file also includes a press release from the US Department of Justice.

Subject/Index Terms:: Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Brisbane (Australia); Chicago (United States); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Documents in English language; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); English, language; Execution of Jews; Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Illegal Immigration; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Konrad Kalejs; Latvia; Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; Registration of alien residents; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); St. Petersburg (Florida, United States); Sydney (Australia); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Embassy of Australia; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Los Angeles Times; The Australian, Australian newspaper; The New York Times; The Washington Post, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 43: RG-80.09.33, Kalejs to be Extradited to Latvia, May 29, 2001

A newspaper clipping from the Los Angeles Times about Nazi war criminal Konrad Kalejs's deportation from Australia to Latvia to face charges of war crimes and genocide.

Subject/Index Terms:: Los Angeles Times; Konrad Kalejs; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvia; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Salaspils (Latvia: Concentration Camp); Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Fifteenth SS Grenadier Battalion; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Latvian Legion; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Los Angeles Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 10: RG-80.10, Serhij Kowalczuk, 1979--2011

Documents related to alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalczuk (Serhij Kowalczuk). Kowalchuk was a Ukrainian police official in the city of Lubomyl during the Nazi occupation, when the Ukrainian police assisted the Nazis in the murder of Lubomyl's Jewish citizens. Kowalchuk misrepresented and concealed that he had been a Ukrainian police official, claiming in his visa application that he had been a tailor.

In October 1942, the Jewish ghetto of Lubomyl was liquidated. Ukrainian police, German gendarmes, and other units drove all the Jews remaining in the ghetto to the town square and then to a brick factory several kilometers from Lubomyl, at the village Borki. Large pits had already been dug at this sight. Ukrainian policemen guarded this area while Germans shot the Jews. The shooting was conducted as follows: several Jews at a time were forced to undress and led to the pits by Ukrainian policemen. They were forced to lie down in the pit face down, and were shot in the back of the head by the Germans. The next group of Jews would be forced to lie on top of those already shot. This killing lasted the whole day. Several thousand Jews were shot.

After Kowalchuk's trial, the United States District Court ordered that Kowalchuk's naturalization be revoked and that he surrender his Certificate of Naturalization and United States Passport. The United States Court of Appeals, In Banc, affirmed the order of denaturalization. The United States Supreme Court denied certiorari. Kowalchuk left the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German police and security forces, Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; Legal subpoena; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.10.01, US v. Serge Kowalchuk - Government's Pre-Trial Memo, Mausner, circa 1980

The pre-trial brief filed by the US Department of Justice concerning Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Polish ghettos; Forced undressing of women in the ghettos; mass graves; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Jewish underground activity in Poland; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Organization of The United Nations; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Salzburg (Austria); Jewish refugees; Rawa Ruska (Poland); Liquidation of ghettos; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Kathleen N. Coleman; John E. Riley

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.10.02, US v. Serge Kowalchuk - Government's Post-Trial Memo, Mausner, circa 1980

A post-trial memorandum from the denaturalization trial of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Jewish yellow stars of David, Jewish badges and patches; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Confiscation of personal belongings and property; Liquidation of ghettos; Himmler, Heinrich; Organization of The United Nations; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); American Consulate; German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Kathleen N. Coleman; John E. Riley

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.10.03, Philadelphia Daily News, March 27, 1978

A newspaper article from the Philadelphia Daily News reporting on the war crime trial of Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Liquidation of ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Philadelphia Daily News, American newspaper; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.10.04, Philadelphia Daily News, October 23, 1981

A newspaper clipping from the Philadelphia Daily News concerning the denaturalization trial of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Liquidation of ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; newspaper clippings; Newspaper Article; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Philadelphia Daily News, American newspaper; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.10.05, Newspaper Articles 1, 1981--1982

A collection of newspaper articles related to the denaturalization trial of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Washington D.C. (United States); Jewish Defense League (JDL); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Confiscation of personal belongings and property; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Philadelphia Inquirer, American newspaper; The New York Times; Philadelphia Daily News, American newspaper; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.10.06, Newspaper Articles 2, 1981--1983

A collection of newspaper articles concerning the denaturalization trial of the alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The Washington Post; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); SS and administrative personnel, German; Moscow (Russia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Denver Post, American newspaper; Philadelphia Daily News, American newspaper; The Washington Post, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.10.07, U.S. v. Kowalchuk, 571 F.Supp 72.2, July 1, 1983

Court order of denaturalization of Serge Kowalchuk after trial in United States District Court, United States of America v. Serge Kowalchuk, a.k.a. Serhij Kowalczuk.

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Moscow (Russia); SS and administrative personnel, German; The Washington Post; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.10.08, U.S. v. Kowalchuk, 571 F.Supp 72, July 1, 1983

A digitized copy of the Court Order of denaturalization, detailing the case of the United States v. Kowalchuk.

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Moscow (Russia); SS and administrative personnel, German; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-80.10.09, Govt Brief at 3d Cir.Mausner, January 1984

The government brief on appeal of the order of denaturalization of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Washington D.C. (United States); Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Lyuboml (Poland); Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Naturalization in the United States; Polish ghettos; Jewish yellow stars of David, Jewish badges and patches; Confiscation of Jewish property without German authorization; Confiscation of personal belongings and property; Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA); Repatriation to Poland, postwar; US Department of State; SS and administrative personnel, German; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; German occupation of Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Michael Wolf; Neal M. Sher

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-80.10.10, Transcript of Oral Argument before 3d Cir, Mausner, April 23, 1984

The legal transcript of oral arguments made in the appeal before the United States Court of Appeals in the case of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk. John Rogers Carroll argued for Kowalchuk; Jeffrey N. Mausner argued for the U.S. Justice Department.

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Siberia (Russia); Lyuboml (Poland); Polish ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA); German occupation of Poland; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to the United States, postwar; Immigration to United States; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-80.10.11, US v. Kowalchuk 744 F.2d 301 - 3d Cir Decision which was vacated, 1984

First opinion of the United States Court of Appeals, which was later vacated in banc, regarding the denaturalization trial of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Siberia (Russia); Lyuboml (Poland); Polish ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA); German occupation of Poland; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Organization of The United Nations; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-80.10.12, Newspaper Articles 3, 1984

A collection of newspaper articles relating to the denaturalization trial and appeal of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: The Jewish Times, American newspaper; American newspaper; survivors of concentration camps; Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; German police and security forces, Poland; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings

Creators:: The Jewish Times, American newspaper; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-80.10.13, Govt Petition for Rehearing with a Suggestion for Rehearing In Banc, Mausner, 25 October, 1984

Legal documents pertaining to the trial and appeal of alleged Nazi war crimianl Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk). This document is a petition for rehearing with a suggestion for rehearing in banc (en banc).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German police and security forces, Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Michael Wolf; Neal M. Sher

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-80.10.14, Order for Rehearing In Banc, November 1, 1984

An order for rehearing in banc (en banc) the denaturalization case of Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German police and security forces, Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-80.10.15, Govt's Supplemental Brief for Rehearing in Banc, Mausner, April 8, 1985

A supplemental brief issued by the United States Department of Justice for the rehearing in banc (en banc) of the denaturalization case of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk).

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German police and security forces, Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-80.10.16, U.S. v. Kowalchuk, 773 F.2D 488-3d Cir In Banc Order Denaturalizing Kowalchuk, circa 2011

A digital copy of the order of denaturalization of alleged Nazi war criminal Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk), issued by the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, In Banc.

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German police and security forces, Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-80.10.17, US v. Kowalchuk No. 83-1571, Mausner, circa 1985

Order of denaturalization of Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk) by the United States Court of Appeals In Banc, 773 Federal Reporter, 2d Series 448.

Subject/Index Terms:: Serge Kowalchuk (Serhij Kowalczuk); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (United States); Lyuboml (Poland); Germany invasion of Poland, September 1, 1939; Soviet invasion of Poland, 17 September 1939; Polish ghettos; Forced labor; Forced labor in ghettos; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced persons camps; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Polish refugees; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); SS and administrative personnel, German; Ukrainian National Police Force; Gestapo (Nazi German Secret political police); Einsatzgruppen (Nazi police intelligence units "action-groups"); German police and security forces, Poland; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Ukrainian Auxiliary Police; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; mass graves; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Auxiliary police forces, non-German, Second World War; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; German occupation of Poland; Immigrant Visa; Registration of alien residents; Jewish refugees; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 11: RG-80.11, Georg Leibbrandt, 1974--1979

Legal documents and correpsondence related to the alleged Nazi war criminal Georg Leibbrandt, revocation of Leibbrandt's United States visa. Leibbrandt was Chief of the Political Division of the Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories from 1941 to 1943 or 1944. In that position, Dr. Leibbrandt aided and participated in the murders of hundreds of thousands of Jews. Dr. Leibbrandt was one of only 15 persons who attended the "Wansee Conference" on Janurary 20, 1942, known as the "Final Solution Conference," at which the plan for the implementation of the "Final Solution of the Jewish Question" was formulated. "The Final Solution of the Jewish Question" was, of course, the euphemism used by the Nazi government for its policy of total annihilation of Jews in Europe. Dr. Leibbrandt was instrumental, as Chief of the Political Division for the Occupied Eastern Territories, in the actual implementation of the Final Solution of the Jewish Question in the Occupied Eastern Territories.

Leibbrandt's visa was revoked and he was banned from re-entering the United States. He was placed on the State Department and Immigration Service watch lists, to prevent him from re-entering the U.S. Evidence of Leibbrandt's activities was sent from the U.S. Justice Department to the German authorities.

Subject/Index Terms:: Georg Leibbrandt; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Washington D.C. (United States); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Bonn (Germany); Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nuremberg (Germany); Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Reichkommissariat Ukraine; Berlin (Germany); Liquidation of ghettos; Riga (Latvia); Riga-Strasdenhof (Labor camp); Extermination of Jews; Nazi gas chambers; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; legal correspondence; postwar correspondence; official correspondence; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.11.01, Georg Leibbrandt, Mausner, 1974--1979

Legal documents and correspondences concerning the alleged Nazi war criminal George Leibbrandt and the revocation of Leibbrandt's United States visa.

Subject/Index Terms:: Georg Leibbrandt; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Washington D.C. (United States); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Bonn (Germany); Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Nuremberg (Germany); Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Reichkommissariat Ukraine; Berlin (Germany); Liquidation of ghettos; Riga (Latvia); Riga-Strasdenhof (Labor camp); Extermination of Jews; Nazi gas chambers; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; legal correspondence; postwar correspondence; official correspondence; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Arthur Sinai; Martin Mendelsohn

Collection of Folder-Level 12: RG-80.12, Karl Linnas, 1979--1987

Documents related to the Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas. Linnas was Chief of the concentration camp in Tartu, Estonia. Witnesses testified that Linnas personally participated in atrocities, including mass murder. Linnas misrepresetned and concealed that he was Chief of the concentration camp when he obtained his visa to come to the United States and when he became a U.S. citizen, claiming that he had been a student and technical artist during this time.

According to witnesses' testimony, Linnas supervised the transportation of prisoners from his camp to a nearby anti-tank ditch. On such occasions, innocent Jewish women and children were tied by their hands and brought in their underwear to the edge of the ditch where they were forced to kneel. The guards then opened fire. The ditch became a mass grave. There was also eyewitness testimony that Linnas on at least one occasion announced his victims' death sentence at the side of the ditch and gave the order to fire. Linnas was also said to have then personally approached the edge of the ditch, and fired into it. Another eyewitness recounted having seen Linnas help direct Jews out of a school and onto a school bus. That witness recalled that Linnas helped a small child with a doll onto the bus, and that the doll was later placed in a storage area for the personal effects of those who had been killed.

Linnas was denaturalized and then deported to the USSR, where he was imprisoned. He died in prison is Estonia, which at that time was part of the USSR.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; magazine; Legal document; legal correspondence; Legal defense; Legal deposition; Legal practices; English, language; Documents in English language; Persian, language; Documents in Persian language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.12.01, Linnas Wartime Documents, circa 1941

Wartime documents related to Karl Linnas, Chief of the Tartu concentration camps. The documents are accompanied with translations from Estonian into English.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; official correspondence; wartime correspondences; correspondence to and from concentration camps; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Prisoners of Nazi concentration camps; Identification documents; Identification documents, German issued, 1933 -- 1945; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Extermination of Jews; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Estonian, language; Documents in Estonian language; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Departments of Nazi concentration camps (1933 -- 1945); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.12.02, Govt Brief on Appeal of Order of Deportation, Mausner, August 5, 1983

Legal documents issued by the United States Department of Justice concerning the appeal of an order of deportation for Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Concentration Camp Guards; Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Extermination of Jews; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; legal correspondence; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.12.03, Newspaper articles-Linnas Ordered Deported, 1983--1984

Newspaper articles reporting on the deportation case of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The Washington Post; The New York Times; New York (New York, United States); Long Island (New York, United States); Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Concentration Camp Guards; Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Extermination of Jews; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Washington Post, American periodical; The New York Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.12.04, First BIA Decision Affirming Order of Deportation, Mausner, September 8, 1983

Legal documents issued by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) affirming the deportation order for Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.12.05, Immigration Court Order of Deportation to USSR, Mausner, April 9, 1985

An order of deportation to the USSR for Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.12.06, Hearing Designating USSR, Mausner, April 28, 1983

The transcript from a court hearing deciding that Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas will be deported from the United States to the USSR.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.12.07, Second BIA Decision Affirming Order of Deportation to USSR, Mausner, October 16, 1985

A second legal order issued by the Board of Immigration Appeals affirming the order of deportation for Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas to the USSR.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; New York (New York, United States); Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.12.08, Correspondence and articles re not deporting Linnas to USSR, August 1984--January 1985

Legal correspondences exchanged between various parties and the legal counsel for Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas regarding his deportation to the USSR. Newspaper articles are also included.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Joint Baltic American National Committee; American citizenship; Appeal for Citizenship; US Department of State; Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; The Washington Post, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-80.12.09, BIA Decision Order Deporting to USSR, Mausner, October 16, 1985

A legal order from the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) deporting Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas from the United States to the USSR.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Appeal for Citizenship; Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal defense; Legal deposition; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-80.12.10, L.A. Times against deportation, March 18, 1987

An opinion article published in the Los Angeles Times regarding the deportation of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas from the United States to Russia (Soviet Union).

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Los Angeles Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-80.12.11, Letters to Editor response to L.A. Times, Mausner, April 1, 1987

Letters to the editor published in the Los Angeles Times regarding an earlier editorial about the deportation of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas from the United States to Russia (Soviet Union).

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); Los Angeles Times; US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-80.12.12, The Russians and Karl Linnas, Mausner, circa 1987

A newspaper article published in the Jewish Journal regarding evidence from the Russians in the deportation case of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Jewish Journal, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-80.12.13, LA Times and Mausner response, February 12, 1987

This file contains a variety of documents, including newspaper articles, a newspaper cartoon, and a coorespondence between Jeffrey Mausner and the editor of the Los Angeles Times. All documents relate to the deportation of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Soviet Union; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Extermination of Jews; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Los Angeles Times

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-80.12.14, Proposed Mausner Op-Ed for L.A. Times re Maikovskis and Linnas cases, March 21, 1987

A letter written by Jeffrey N. Mausner to Robert Berger, the Editor of Op-Ed Pages for the Los Angeles Times. The letter is a proposed Op-Ed piece dealing with the deportation of Nazi war criminals from the United States and use of evidence from the Soviet Union in the prosecution of Nazis. The piece focuses on the case of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (United States); The New York Times; Long Island (New York, United States); Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-80.12.15, Wiesenthal Center Press Release and News Conference re Linnas, 1987

A press release issued by the Simon Wiesenthal Center regarding the deportation of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Los Angeles (California, United States); Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (United States); The New York Times; Long Island (New York, United States); Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Simon Wiesenthal Center (Los Angeles, California, United States); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-80.12.17, Deportation of Karl Linnas to USSR, Mausner, 1987

A collection of correspondences between Jeffrey N. Mausner and various parties concerning the deportation of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (United States); Long Island (New York, United States); Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-80.12.18, Mausner Letter to Panama re Linnas, April 15-16, 1987

This file contains two documents. The first is a letter from trial attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to Honorable Santiago Dorijos, the Consul General of Panama, in regards to Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas. The file also contains a newspaper article also regarding Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Panama Canal (South America); World Jewish Congress; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (United States); Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal document; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-80.12.19, Articles re Deportation to USSR, April 1987

A collection of newspaper articles regarding the deportation of Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas from the United States to the Soviet Union.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Long Island (New York, United States); World Jewish Congress; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-80.12.20 NY Times - Linnas Arrives in USSR, 1987

Two newspaper articles from the New York times regarding Nazi war criminal Karl Linnas and his deportation to the Soviet Union.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The New York Times; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The New York Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-80.12.21, Linnas Israel, 1987

A newspaper article printed by the Jewish Journal regarding negative criticisms aimed at Israel for their lack of enthusiasm in pursuing and putting Nazi war criminals on trial.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Israel; Los Angeles (California, United States); Jerusalem (Israel); Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Jewish Journal, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-80.12.22, Law Tribune, Mausner, August 4, 1997

An article published in The Connecticut Law Tribune exploring the Office of Special Investigations (OSI) and their mission to deport Nazi war criminals who have entered the United States under false pretenses.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The Connecticut Law Tribune, American publication; Washington D.C. (United States); New Haven, Connecticut (United States); The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Israel; Los Angeles (California, United States); Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Final Solution; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Connecticut Law Tribune, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-80.12.23, Century City Lawyer, Mausner, August 19, 1987

An article published in Century News regarding Jeffrey N. Mausner and his legal pursuit to track down and prosecute suspected Nazi war criminals living in the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Washington D.C. (United States); The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Los Angeles (California, United States); Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-80.12.16, Persian language magazine, Mausner, circa 1987

A Persian language magazine. The magazine includes photographs of Jeffrey N. Mausner, who deported Nazi war criminals from the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Karl Linnas; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Soviet Union; evidences of the crimes of National Socialist regime; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; American citizenship; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Einsatzkommando; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Estonia; The Holocaust in Estonia; Tartu concentration camp (Estonia); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Reichskommissariat Ostland, Nazi-German occupied Baltic states; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi concentration camps in the Baltic; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; magazine; Persian, language; Documents in Persian language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 13: RG-80.13, Boleslavs Maikovskis, 1979--2006

Documents associated with Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. Maikovskis was the Chief of Police of the city of Rezekne, Latvia during the Nazi occupation. When he applied for his visa to come to the United States, Maikovskis misrepresented and concealed that he was police chief, claiming that he worked as a bookkeeper for the Latvian Railway Department from 1941 to 1944.

Witnesses testified that Maikovskis gave the order to round up all of the Jews in the Rezekne district and have them shot, and that Maikovskis personally participated in the murder of hundreds of Jews. These witnesses testified that Maikovskis and the policemen working under him rounded up the Jews, took them into the mountains, and shot them into ditches. Several hundred people were killed in one day. Entire families were murdered.

Maikovskis also gave the order to arrest all of the residents of the village of Audrini, to burn their houses, and to have them shot to death. Maikovskis and his men rounded up all the inhabitants of the village of Audrini, took them into the mountains, and shot them. Every inhabitant of the village, including all of the children, were murdered. Maikovskis and his men burned the entire village of Audrini to the ground.

The Immigration Court (Judge Francis Lyons) ordered that Maikovskis would not be deported from the United States. However, the Justice Department appealed that order, and it was reversed by the Board of Immigration Appeals, which unanimously ordered Maikovskis deported from the U.S. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the order of deportation, and the United States Supreme Court denied certiorari, making the order of deportation final. Maikovskis went to Germany, where he was imprisoned and placed on trial for mass murder. However, the trial in Germany was not completed, because after several years of trial and imprisonment, the German court determined that Maikovskis was incompetent to stand further trial.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; legal correspondence; Legal defense; Legal deposition; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; German, language; Documents in German language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.13.01, New York Post Article, May 15, 1974

An article published in the New York Post regarding efforts taken to have Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis deported from the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York Post, American periodicals; Long Island (New York, United States); Mineola (New York, United States); Latvia; Soviet Union; Brooklyn (New York, United States); Concentration Camp Guards; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Riga (Latvia); Riga ghetto; Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: New York Post, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.13.02, Maikovskis Wartime Photo, 1939--1945

Photograph of Boleslavs Maikovskis in Latvian Auxiliary Police uniform. The photograph was taken during the war.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Riga (Latvia); Riga ghetto; Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Photographs; Photo-documents, wartime, 1939 -- 1945; Photographs, wartime, 1939 -- 1945; Wartime Europe, historic photographs, 1939 -- 1945; wartime photographs; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Military Photographers, 1939-1945 (1939-1945); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.13.03, Newsday Article - Maikovskis, May 15, 1974

A newspaper article published by Newsday regarding the picketing of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikosvskis's home.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Mineola (New York, United States); Long Island (New York, United States); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Wiesenthal, Simon; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.13.04, New York Times Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, February 28, 1974

A newspaper article published by the New York Times regarding the Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Long Island (New York, United States); Mineola (New York, United States); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: The New York Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.13.05, Govt Brief re Taking Depositions in Latvia - Mausner, March 19, 1980

The government's memorandum of law in support of its appeal by certification of the immigration judge's denial of an order for the taking of depositions in Latvia pertaining to the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Washington D.C. (United States); New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Richard D. Sullivan

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.13.06, Oral Argument Before the BIA, re Depositions in Latvia, Mausner, June 18, 1980

Transcript of the oral argument given by Jeffrey N. Mausner and Maikovskis' attorney before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), regarding the taking of depositions given in Latvia, in the case against Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Washington D.C. (United States); war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; survivors of concentration camps; Rezekne (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.13.07, BIA Order reversing Immigration Judge and Ordering Depositions in Latvia, Mausner, January 9, 1981

An order issued by Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) reversing an order given by an Immigration Judge and ordering depositions in Latvia regarding the Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Washington D.C. (United States); war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; survivors of concentration camps; Rezekne (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal defense; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.13.08, Deposition of Anton Zhukovskis taken by Mausner, May 18, 1981

The transcript of the legal deposition of Anton Zhukovskis taken by Jeffrey N. Mausner in Riga, Latvia, regarding Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. Zhukovskis had been a policeman in Rezekne, Latvia, serving under Maikovskis' command.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Moscow (Russia); Moscow (the USSR); Rezekne (Latvia); Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; Stirnience (Latvia); German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Richard D. Sullivan

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-80.13.09, Pictures of Justice Dept, Latvian Officials, and Defense Counsel, Ryan, Mausner, circa 1981

Two photographs of members of the Justice Department, Latvian Officials, and Defense Counsel in Riga, Latvia for the taking of depositions.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Photographs; Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); US Department of Justice; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-80.13.10, Picture of U.S. Justice Department, State Department, and Latvian Officials, Ryan, Mausner, circa 1981

A black and white photograph of members of the US Justice Department, the US State Department, and Latvian officials gathered in Riga, Latvia for the taking of depositions.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; US Department of State; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Photographs; Photographs, postwar, 1945 -- 1988

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-80.13.11, Newsday Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 22, 1981

An article published in Newsday reporting that the Department of Justice will resume the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Mineola (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-80.13.12, Nazi Murderers Have No Rights Article, circa 1981

A flyer handed out outside the courthouse at the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-80.13.13, Newsday Article -Tape Details Latvian Massacre - Mausner, July 23, 1981

A newspaper article published in Newsday detailing the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Mineola (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-80.13.14, Newsday Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 25, 1981

A newspaper article published in Newsday reporting on the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis and his refusal to testify at his deportation trial.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Mineola (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-80.13.15, Newsday Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 23, 1981

A newspaper article published in Newsday reporting on the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Mineola (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-80.13.16, Newsday Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 24, 1981

A newspaper article published in Newsday reporting on the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Hamburg (Germany); New York (New York, United States); Frankfurt (Germany); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-80.13.17, Newsday Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, September 1, 1981

A newspaper article published in Newsday reporting on a supposed attack at the home of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Jewish Defense League (JDL); New York (New York, United States); Mineola (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-80.13.18, Newsday Article - Maikovskis Attacked, September 2, 1981

A newspaper article published in Newsday reporting on attacks to Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis during his deportation trial.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Jewish Defense League (JDL); New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Displaced Persons Act; International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-80.13.19, Daily News Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, September 23, 1981

An article published in New York Daily News reporting on the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Jewish Defense League (JDL); New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: New York Daily News, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-80.13.20, Daily News Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 8, 1983

An article published in New York Daily News regarding the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: New York Daily News, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-80.13.21, New York Times Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 8, 1983

A newspaper article published in the New York Times regarding the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; The New York Times; New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: The New York Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-80.13.22, Immigration Judge Decision finding Maikovskis Not Deportable, June 30, 1983

A decision issued by an immigration judge finding that Boleslavs Maikovskis was not deportable.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 23: RG-80.13.23, Oral Argument before BIA - Mausner, January 31, 1984

An oral argument given by Jeffrey N. Mausner before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) regarding the deportation trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 24: RG-80.13.24, Decision of the BIA Reversing Immigration Judge and Ordering Maikovskis Deported - Mausner, August 1984

A decision issued by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) reversing the order of an immigration judge and ordering the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Board of Immigration Appeals, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 25: RG-80.13.25, DOJ Press Release - Maikovskis Ordered Deported, circa August 1984

A press release given by the US Department of Justice announcing the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 26: RG-80.13.26, Newsday Article - Maikovskis Ordered Deported, circa August 1984

A newspaper article published in Newsday reporting on the ordered deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 27: RG-80.13.27, Daily News Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, August 15, 1984

An article published in New York Daily news reporting on the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: New York Daily News, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 28: RG-80.13.28, Daily News Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, August 16, 1984

A newspaper article published in the New York Daily News reporting on the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: New York Daily News, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 29: RG-80.13.29, New York Post Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, August 15, 1984

A newspaper article published in the New York Post reporting on the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York Post, American periodicals; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: New York Post, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 30: RG-80.13.30, The Jewish Week American Examiner Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, August 24, 1984

A newspaper article published in the Jewish Week American Examiner reporting on the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 31: RG-80.13.31, Deportation Documents - Boleslavs Maikovskis, September 11, 1984

A collection of deportation documents for the Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Switzerland; Mineola (New York, United States); New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 32: RG-80.13.32, Govt Brief in the 2nd Circuit, Mausner, 1984

Government's Brief filed in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, in support of affirming the orders of deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal defense; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 33: RG-80.13.33, Ruling of 2d Circuit Affirming Deportation, 773 F.2d 435, Mausner, 1985

A ruling issued by the second circuit court affirming the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal deposition; Legal defense; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 34: RG-80.13.34, New York Times Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, July 19, 1985

An article published in the New York Times regarding the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; New York (New York, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: The New York Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 35: RG-80.13.35, Tribune Article - Deport Maikovskis to USSR, Mausner, August 27, 1988

A newspaper editorial published in The Tribune, a newspaper published in San Diego, California, regarding the deportation of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 36: RG-80.13.36, Newsday Article - Boleslavs Maikovskis, August 30, 1983

An article published in Newsday regarding the deportation and war crimes trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Mineola (New York, United States); Dortmund (Germany); Washington D.C. (United States); Anti-Defamation League; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Newsday, American periodical; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 37: RG-80.13.37, Associated Press Article - Maikosvkis, circa 1987

An article published by the Associated Press regarding the deportation and war crime trial against Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Mineola (New York, United States); Dortmund (Germany); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 38: RG-80.13.38, Letter from Oberstaatsanwalt to Mausner, December 9, 1990

A letter from Oberstaatsanwalt to Jeffrey N. Mausner regarding the criminal proceedings against Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. The letter is a request for Mausner to come to Dortmund to testify against Maikovskis. The letter is typed in German.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Dortmund (Germany); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; official correspondence; legal correspondence; postwar correspondence; German, language; Documents in German language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 39: RG-80.13.39, Letter from Landgericht to Mausner, October 23, 1990

A letter from Richter am Landgericht to Jeffrey N. Mausner regarding the criminal trial against Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. The letter is a request for Mausner to come and testify at the trial of Maikovskis, assuring the lawyer that his travel expenses will be covered. The letter is typed in German.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Dortmund (Germany); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; official correspondence; legal correspondence; postwar correspondence; German, language; Documents in German language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 40: RG-80.13.40, Certified Translation from German to English re Mausner testimony, October 23, 1990

A certified translation of a letter to Jeffrey N. Mausner, requesting his testimony against Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovski. The letter has been translated from German to English.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language; German, language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 41: RG-80.13.41, German Articles re Mausner Testimony at Maikovskis Trial, December 7, 1990

Two German newspaper articles regarding Jeffrey N. Mausner testifying at the war crimes trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. The file also contains translations of each article.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; German, language; Documents in German language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Münsterischer Anzeiger, German newspaper; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 42: RG-80.13.42, Munster Zeitung - Mausner testimony, December 7, 1990

A German newspaper article written about the testimony of Jeffrey N. Mausner at the war crimes trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. The file contains the article as well as an English translation of the article.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; German, language; Documents in German language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Münsterischer Anzeiger, German newspaper; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 43: RG-80.13.43, LA Times -- Boleslavs Maikovskis, 1986

A collection of articles published in the Los Angeles Times regarding the war crimes trial of Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. The file also includes a letter to the editor from Jeffrey N. Mausner, calling the first article biased and extremely inaccurate.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Los Angeles Times; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 44: RG-80.13.44, Proposed Mausner Op-Ed for L.A. Times re Maikovskis and Linnas cases, 1987

A proposed op-ed piece for the Los Angeles Times regarding the deportation trials of Boleslavs Maikovskis and Karl Linnas.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Karl Linnas; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; legal correspondence; official correspondence; postwar correspondence; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 45: RG-80.13.45, Law Tribune, Mausner, August 4, 1997

A newspaper article published in The Connecticut Law Tribune regarding lawyer Jeffrey N. Mausner and his efforts to deport Nazi war criminals from the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: The Connecticut Law Tribune, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 46: RG-80.13.46, Century City, Mausner, August 19, 1987

A newspaper article published in Centruy News regarding Jeffrey N. Mausner and his mission to deport Nazi war criminals from the United States.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 47: RG-80.13.47, Article re Maikovskis, December 10, 2006

A copy of an article regarding Nazi war criminal Boleslavs Maikovskis. The article was originally posted on the website of German politician Winfried Nachtwei. The file contains the German copy of the article, as well as an English translation.

Subject/Index Terms:: Boleslavs Maikovskis; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Rezekne (Latvia); Stirnience (Latvia); Riga (Latvia); Riga (Latvia: ghetto); Riga ghetto; Latvia; Soviet Union; Latvian Security Auxiliary Police; Security and police forces, Latvia; Concentration Camp Guards; German occupation regime in Latvia, 1941 -- 1945; Liquidation of ghettos; Sturmbannführer; Board of Immigration Appeals, United States; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); International Refugee Organization (IRO); Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War; Execution of Jews; Nazi persecution of Jews; Nazi-perpetrated massacres; Nazi-perpetuated mass shootings; mass graves; Extermination of Jews; Nazi crimes against humanity, peace, and war crimes; Final Solution; Final Solution to the Jewish Question in Europe, 1942 -- 1945; Executions, firing squad; Political prisoners of Nazi German prisons; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; Nazi Germany, Central Government; German Police and Security forces, 1939 --1945; Nazi Police Officials; Nazi War Criminals; Nazi Government Officials; Immigrant Visa; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Deportation from the United States; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; English, language; Documents in English language; German, language; Documents in German language; Audrini (Latvia)

Creators:: Winfried Nachtwei, German politician; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 14: RG-80.14, Mausner Awards

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.14.01, Mausner -- DOJ Exceptional Performance Rating, July 1, 1982

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice in recognition of his exceptional performance as a Department of Justice attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; war crimes trials; War crimes trials--Post-WWII; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.14.02, Mausner OSI Awards, 1982--1985

A collection of documents regarding an award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner as well as commendations for his performance in the Office of Special Investigations for the United States Department of Justice.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); Lawyers and notary publics; Otto Alfred von Bolschwing; Illegal Immigration; Immigration to United States; Immigration to the United States, postwar; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Nazi War Criminals; Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (United States of America); Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States of America; Displaced Persons Act; Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States); Deportation from the United States; Boleslavs Maikovskis; Legal document; Official Document; official correspondence; legal correspondence; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language; US badges, awards, and memorabilia

Creators:: The Office of Special Investigations (OSI); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.14.03, Mausner-1982 DOJ Exceptional Performance Rating, July 1, 1982

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice in recognition for his exceptional performance as a Department of Justice attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.14.04, Mausner- DOJ Meritorious Award, March 7, 1982

A meritorious award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice in recognition for his superior performance of his duties on a continuous basis.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.14.05, Mausner -- DOJ Outstanding Performance Rating, June 30, 1983

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice in recognition for his outstanding performance as a Department of Justice attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.14.06, Mausner-- DOJ Outstanding Performance Rating, June 30, 1984

An award presented by Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice recognizing Mausner's outstanding performance as a Department of Justice attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.14.07, Mausner--DOJ Special Achievement Award, May 8, 1984

A special achievement award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.14.08, Mausner--DOJ Outstanding Performance Rating, June 30, 1985

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by the United States Department of Justice recognizing his outstanding performance as a Department of Justice attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-80.14.09, Mausner-AV Rating, circa 1987

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by LexisNexis regarding Mausner's high peer review rating.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-80.14.10, Mausner-Cornell Law Review, circa 1980's

A Cornell Law Review presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner.

Subject/Index Terms:: Cornell Law School (Cornell University); Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Cornell Law School (Cornell University); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-80.14.11, Mausner-Los Angeles Magazine, 2006--2013

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by Los Angeles Magazine, naming him one of the top attorneys in Southern California.

Subject/Index Terms:: Los Angeles Magazine, American publication; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Los Angeles Magazine, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-80.14.12, Mausner-Martindale Hubbell 25, 1989--2014

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner in recognition of his high rating as an attorney for 25 years.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-80.14.13, Mausner-Martindale Hubbell, 2014

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by Martindale-Hubbell recognizing Mausner's high rating in both legal ability and ethical standards.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-80.14.14, Mausner-Martindale Hubbell, 1989--2014

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by Martindale-Hubbell in recognition of his 25 years of high ratings as an attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-80.14.15, Mausner-Order of the Coif, May 27, 1976

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner admitting him into The Order of the Coif for his high achievements as an attorney.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-80.14.16, Mausner-Superlawyers, 2007

An award presented to Jeffrey N. Mausner by Law & Politics Magazine, naming Mausner as one of the top attorneys in Southern California.

Subject/Index Terms:: Law and Politics, American publication; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI); US badges, awards, and memorabilia; Lawyers and notary publics; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Official Document; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Law and Politics, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 15: RG-80.15, McCalden v SWC, 1987--1992

Documents regarding the lawsuit filed by David McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: Supreme Court of the United States; David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States District Court for the Central District of California; United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.15.01, McCalden District Court Opinion, January 16, 1987

This document outlines the lawsuit filed by David McCalden (plaintiff), a Holocaust denier, against the Simon Wiesenthal Center, California Library Association, the City of Los Angeles, the American Jewish Committee, Rabbi Marvin Hier, the Westin Hotel, and the Westin Bona Venture Center (defendants). The United States District Court dismissed the lawsuit.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; Jews of Europe, history; Nazi version of history; Jeffrey N. Mausner; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States District Court; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States District Court for the Central District of California; Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.15.02, 2-9th Circuit First Opinion, withdrawn, circa 1990

First opinion of the United States Court of Appeals, which was withdrawn for a hearing in banc by the full Court, regarding the lawsuit filed by Holocaust denier David McCalden against the Simon Wiesenthal Center and other defendants.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; Nazi version of history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States District Court for the Central District of California; United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.15.03, Newspaper re First Opinion, November 21, 1990

A newspaper article published in the Los Angeles Daily Journal regarding the court case of David McCalden. McCalden was a member of "Truth Missions" as well as a person who denied the occurrence of the Holocaust.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; Nazi version of history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal defense; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings

Creators:: The Los Angeles Daily Journal, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States District Court for the Central District of California; United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.15.04, SWC Appeal Brief.Mausner, 1, January 1989

The first part of a legal document filed in the United States Court of Appeals. It is a brief of defendant-appellees, The Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; Nazi version of history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; Martin Mendelsohn

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.15.04.01, SCW Appeal Brief, Part 1, January 1989

The first part of the first part of a legal document filed in the United States Court of Appeals. It is a brief of defendant-appellees, The Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier.

Subject/Index Terms:: American Jewish Committee; California Library Association (CLA); David McCalden (Truth Missions); Documents in English language; English, language; History, Jewish; Holocaust, history; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Jewish history; Jews of Europe, history; Legal defense; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Los Angeles (California, United States); Marvin Hier; Nazi version of history; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States (1960--2000); United States court proceedings; United States District Court; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California)

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Martin Mendelsohn; Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.15.04.02, SCW Appeal Brief, Part 2, January 1989

The second part of the first part of a legal document filed in the United States Court of Appeals. It is a brief of defendant-appellees, the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier.

Subject/Index Terms:: American Jewish Committee; California Library Association (CLA); David McCalden (Truth Missions); Documents in English language; English, language; History, Jewish; Holocaust, history; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Jewish history; Jews of Europe, history; Legal defense; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Los Angeles (California, United States); Marvin Hier; Nazi version of history; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States (1960--2000); United States court proceedings; United States District Court; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California)

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Martin Mendelsohn; Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.15.05, SCW Appeal Brief.Mausner, 2, January 1989

The second part of a legal document issued from the United States Court of Appeals. It is a brief of defendant-appellees, The Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; Nazi version of history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; Martin Mendelsohn

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-80.15.05.01, SWC Appeal Brief, Part 1, January 1989

The first part of the second part of a legal document filed in the United States Court of Appeals. It is a brief of defendant-appellees, The Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier.

Subject/Index Terms:: California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; David McCalden (Truth Missions); Documents in English language; English, language; History, Jewish; Holocaust, history; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Jewish history; Jews of Europe, history; Legal defense; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Los Angeles (California, United States); Marvin Hier; Nazi version of history; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States (1960--2000); United States court proceedings; United States District Court; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California)

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Martin Mendelsohn; Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States Court of Appeals

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-80.15.05.02, SCW Appeal Brief, Part 2, January 1989

The second part of the second part of a legal document filed in the United States Court of Appeals. It is a brief of defendant-appellees, the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier.

Subject/Index Terms:: California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; David McCalden (Truth Missions); Documents in English language; English, language; History, Jewish; Holocaust, history; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Jewish history; Jews of Europe, history; Legal defense; Legal document; Legal practices; Legal subpoena; Los Angeles (California, United States); Marvin Hier; Nazi version of history; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; United States (1960--2000); United States court proceedings; United States District Court; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California)

Creators:: Martin Mendelsohn; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies; United States Court of Appeals

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-80.15.06, Joint Brief on Appeal, Mausner, 1, January 1989

A joint brief of all defendant-appellees regarding certain issues in the lawsuit filed by David McCalden, submitted in addition to the individual briefs of each defendant-appellee.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-80.15.07, Joint Brief on Appeal, Mausner, 2, January 1989

The second part of a joint brief of all defendant-appellees regarding certain issues in the lawsuit filed by David McCalden, submitted in addition to the individual briefs of each defendant-appellee, filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; Nazi version of history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-80.15.08, SWC Response re McCalden, March 1987

A publication distributed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center in response to the lawsuit filed against them by David McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Simon Wiesenthal Center (Los Angeles, California, United States); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-80.15.09, SCW Reply Re Hearing In Banc, Mausner, circa 1992

Legal brief filed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rabbi Marvin Hier in the United States Court of Appeals, as requested by the Court of Appeals in connection with hearing In Banc.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-80.15.10, 10-9th Circuit Final Opinion, circa 1991

A copy of a legal order issued by the United States Court of Appeals regarding the lawsuit filed by David McCalden of Truth Missions.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews in Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-80.15.11, McCalden 955_F_2D_1214_5-5-11_18021 (2), circa 1991

A copy of legal documents issued by the United States Court of Appeals regarding the lawsuit filed by David McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States Court of Appeals; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-80.15.12, Newspaper re Dissent, circa 1992

A newspaper article regarding the lawsuit filed by David McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-80.15.13, Newspaper re Second Opinion, January 27, 1992

A newspaper article published in the Los Angeles Daily Journal regarding the continuation of the lawsuit filed by David McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); San Francisco (California, USA); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: The Los Angeles Daily Journal, American publication; United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-80.15.14, Cert Petition, Mausner, April 9, 1992

A petition for writ of certiorari submitted to the Supreme Court of the United States by the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, Rabbi Marvin Hier, the American Jewish Committee, and the City of Los Angeles against Viviana McCalden, as administrator of the estate of David McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: Supreme Court of the United States; David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Simon Wiesenthal Center (Los Angeles, California, United States); The American Jewish Committee, publisher; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Professor Laurence Tribe

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-80.15.15, Supreme Court Reply Brief, Mausner, May 11, 1992

Reply brief filed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, Rabbi Marin Hier, the American Jewish Committee, and the City of Los Angeles, at the request of the Supreme Court.

Subject/Index Terms:: Supreme Court of the United States; David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-80.15.16, SWC Opposition to Cert, Mausner, May 11, 1992

Opposition brief filed by the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, Rabbi Marvin Hier, the American Jewish Committee, and the City of Los Angeles, to the Petition for Writ of Certiorari filed by McCalden.

Subject/Index Terms:: Supreme Court of the United States; David McCalden (Truth Missions); Jeffrey N. Mausner; California Library Association (CLA); American Jewish Committee; Marvin Hier; The Simon Wiesenthal Center; Westin Hotel (Los Angeles, California); United States District Court; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Los Angeles (California, United States); Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Legal document; Legal defense; Legal subpoena; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 16: RG-80.16, Mermelstein, circa 1989

Documents regarding the legal battle between Mel Mermelstein and the Institute for Historical Review.

Subject/Index Terms:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Institute for Historical Review; Los Angeles (California, United States); Willis Carto; Antisemitism; Antisemitism in the United States; Nazi gas chambers; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland); Execution of Jews; German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939; Forced labor; Forced labor camps; Jewish forced labor in Poland; death of family members; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Mel Mermelstein

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.16.01, L.A. Times-Holocaust Survivor Meets Push With Shove, November 8, 1988

An article published in the Los Angeles Times regarding Mel Mermelstein and his lawsuit against the Institute for Historical Review, an organization who was accused with promoting anti-Semitism by harassing Holocaust survivors.

Subject/Index Terms:: Mel Mermelstein; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles Times, newspaper, American; Institute for Historical Review; Nazi gas chambers; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland); Execution of Jews; Long Beach (United States); Kristallnacht or November Pogrom, 9 -10, November 1938; Destruction of Jewish property, 1933-1945; Destruction of synagogues, 1939 -- 1945; German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939; Forced labor camps; Forced labor; Forced labor in concentration camps; Jewish forced labor in Poland; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Los Angeles Times; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); Mel Mermelstein

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.16.02, News article re Mermelstein, August 8, 1991

A newspaper article regarding Mel Mermelstein and his lawsuit against the Institute for Historical Review, a group that denies that the Holocaust took place.

Subject/Index Terms:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Antisemitism; Antisemitism in the United States; Institute for Historical Review; Nazi gas chambers; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland); Execution of Jews; Los Angeles (California, United States); German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939; Forced labor; Forced labor camps; Jewish forced labor in Poland; death of family members; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.16.03, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, October 20, 1988

A newspaper article published in the Orange Coast Daily Pilot regarding the legal battle between Mel Mermelstein and the Institute for Historical Review.

Subject/Index Terms:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Institute for Historical Review; Los Angeles (California, United States); Willis Carto; Antisemitism; Antisemitism in the United States; Nazi gas chambers; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland); Execution of Jews; German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939; Forced labor; Forced labor camps; Jewish forced labor in Poland; death of family members; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Mel Mermelstein; Daily Pilot, American publication; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.16.04, Man Who Denies Holocaust Fined, December 1, 1989

A newspaper article regarding the legal battle between Mel Mermelstein and the Institute for Historical Review, a group that claims the Holocaust was a hoax.

Subject/Index Terms:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Institute for Historical Review; Los Angeles (California, United States); Willis Carto; Antisemitism; Antisemitism in the United States; Nazi gas chambers; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland); Execution of Jews; German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939; Forced labor; Forced labor camps; Jewish forced labor in Poland; death of family members; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.16.05, 1988-11-17-16, Multicultural Canada, November 17, 1988

A copy of a newspaper article published in the Canadian Jewish News regarding the legal battle between Mel Mermelstein and the Institute for Historical Review.

Subject/Index Terms:: Mel Mermelstein; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Institute for Historical Review; Los Angeles (California, United States); Willis Carto; Antisemitism; Antisemitism in the United States; Nazi gas chambers; Auschwitz (Concentration camp); Auschwitz-Birkenau, concentration camp complex (Poland); Execution of Jews; German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939; Forced labor; Forced labor camps; Jewish forced labor in Poland; death of family members; Holocaust Denial, narratives; Holocaust denial-based publication, American; Holocaust, history; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jews of Europe, history; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; Newspaper Article; newspaper clippings; United States (1960--2000); English, language; Documents in English language

Creators:: Mel Mermelstein; The Canadian Jewish News, Canadian publication; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Collection of Folder-Level 17: RG-80.17, Jeffrey Mausner, Speeches, circa 1990

A collection of speeches given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner recorded on video.

Subject/Index Terms:: Eiklor Report; English, language; History, Jewish; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Jewish history; Jewish history, modern; Lawyers and notary publics; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice; Serbian Jewish Friendship Society

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Sub-Collection 1: RG-80.17.01, Jeffrey Mausner on Eiklor Report

Appearance of Jeffrey Mausner on television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Eiklor Report; Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.17.01.01.01, Mausner Speech--Eiklor Report 1

Appearance of Jeffrey Mausner on television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Eiklor Report; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.17.01.01.02, Mausner Speech--Eiklor Report 2

Appearance of Jeffrey N. Mausner on the television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Eiklor Report; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.17.01.01.03, Mausner Speech--Eiklor Report 3

Appearance of Jeffrey N. Mausner on the television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Eiklor Report; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.17.01.01.04, Mausner Speech--Eiklor Report 4

Appearance of Jeffrey N. Mausner on the television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Eiklor Report; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.17.01.01.05, Mausner Speech--Eiklor Report 5

Appearance of Jeffrey N. Mauser on the television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Eiklor Report; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.17.01.01.06, Mausner Speech--Eiklor Report 6

Appearance of Jeffrey N. Mausner on the television show the Eiklor Report; interview of Mausner regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Eiklor Report; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Sub-Collection 2: RG-80.17.02, Jeffrey Mausner Speech-Serbian Jewish Friendship Society

A collection of speeches given by Jeffrey N. Mausner, given to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; History, Jewish; Jewish history; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.17.02.01.01, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 1

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-80.17.02.01.02, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 2

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-80.17.02.01.03, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 3

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding the prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-80.17.02.01.04, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 4

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding the prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-80.17.02.01.05, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 5

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding the prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-80.17.02.01.06, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 6

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding the prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-80.17.02.01.07, Mausner Speech--Serbian Jewish Friendship Society 7

A recorded speech given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner to the Serbian Jewish Friendship Society, regarding the prosecution of Nazi war criminals.

Subject/Index Terms:: Jeffrey N. Mausner; US Department of Justice; Los Angeles (California, United States); Serbian Jewish Friendship Society; Lawyers and notary publics; Jewish history; History, Jewish; Jewish history, modern; United States court proceedings; Legal practices; English, language

Creators:: United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice; Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's)

Sub-Collection 3: RG-80.17.03, Jeffrey Mausner Speech-Southwestern Law

A collection of speeches given by attorney Jeffrey N. Mausner regarding Southwestern Law.

Subject/Index Terms:: English, language; History, Jewish; Jeffrey N. Mausner; Jewish history; Jewish history, modern; Lawyers and notary publics; Legal practices; Los Angeles (California, United States); United States court proceedings; US Department of Justice

Creators:: Jeffrey Mausner (1960's--1980's); United States of America Department of Justice (postwar); US Department of Justice

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-80.17.03.01.01, Mausner Speech--Southwestern Law 1