OCCWC Nuremberg, Germany. Preliminary Briefs of Economics Division. Vol. 1 legal briefs.

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OCCWC Nuremberg, Germany. Preliminary Briefs of Economics Division. Vol. 1 legal briefs.

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Consists of copies of ten legal briefs compiled by the Office of the U. S. Chief of Counsel for War crimes from ca. 1946 to 1947. The briefs contain a time line of important dates in modern German history, a glossary of German economic terms, a report on the "Fhrerprinzip," and a brief concerning the "aryanization" of Jewish property.

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