International Auschwitz Committee.
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International Auschwitz Committee.
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International Auschwitz Committee.
Comité international d'Auschwitz
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Comité international d'Auschwitz
Miedzynarodowy Komitet Oswiecimski
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Miedzynarodowy Komitet Oswiecimski
CIA
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Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcim
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Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcim
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IAK
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MKO
Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcimski/Auschwitz
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Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcimski/Auschwitz
IAC
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IAC
Comité international Auschwitz
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Comité international Auschwitz
Comité Internacional de Auschwitz
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Comité Internacional de Auschwitz
Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcimski
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Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcimski
IAK Abkuerzung
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IAK Abkuerzung
Mie̜dzynarodowy Komitet Oświe̜cim
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Mie̜dzynarodowy Komitet Oświe̜cim
Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcimski
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Międzynarodowy Komitet Oświęcimski
Internationale Auschwitz-Komitee
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Internationale Auschwitz-Komitee
Comité Internacional de Auschwitz
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Comité Internacional de Auschwitz
Internationales Auschwitz Komitee.
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Internationales Auschwitz Komitee.
Comité International d'Auschwitz
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Comité International d'Auschwitz
Comité international Auschwitz
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Comité international Auschwitz
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The Internationale Auschwitz Komitee was founded in 1952 by former inmates of the death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, with the following aims: to bear witness to the crimes of the Nazis in the camp; to fight for compensation for former inmates and their families; to work with the Auschwitz Museum to preserve the site of the camp as a permanent memorial. It became involved in the gathering of statements and testimony against former camp guards and other Nazi personnel. Many of the witnesses who provided testimony later took part in the 'Frankfurt Trial' of perpetrators at Auschwitz.
The Internationale Auschwitz Komitee (IAK) was founded in 1952 by former inmates of the death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, with the following aims: to bear witness to the crimes of the Nazis in the camp; to fight for compensation for former inmates and their families; to work with the Auschwitz Museum to preserve the site of the camp as a permanent memorial. The IAK became involved in the gathering of statements and testimony against former camp guards and other Nazi personnel. Many of the witnesses who provided testimony later took part in the 'Frankfurt Trial' of perpetrators at Auschwitz.
Hermann Langbein (1912-1995), secretary of the International Auschwitz Committee was an Austrian who fought in the Spanish Civil War with the International Brigades for the Spanish Republicans against the Nationalists under Francisco Franco. He was interned in France after the end of the Spanish Civil War, and then sent to German concentration camps after the fall of France in 1940. Over the next few years he was imprisoned in several different camps (Dachau, Auschwitz and others). He was among the leadership of the International Resistance groups in the camps he was held in. After 1945 he was General Secretary of the International Auschwitz Committee, and later Secretary of the 'Comite' Internationale des Camps'. Hermann Langbein was among those awarded the Righteous Among the Nations status by Yad Vashem.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n82028148
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/n82028148
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Concentration camps
Genocide
Holocaust
Humanitarian law
International conflict
Jews
Nazism
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Totalitarianism
War crimes
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World War Two (1939-1945)
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