Interrogations of Hitler associates, 1947-1948.

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Interrogations of Hitler associates, 1947-1948.

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This collection is a direct result of the work Musmanno did to lead the U.S. investigation to determine if Adolf Hitler had died. The largest part of the collection contains information gathered from personal interviews with Hitler's secretaries, his dentist, many of the top Reich generals, and other persons who knew of or about Hitler. Musmanno also collected official documents relating to these persons. The collection contains photographs taken with Musmanno and the interviewee as well as photographs given to Musmanno by some of the interviewees and photographs collected from other sources. The collection also contains material relating to the publication of Musmanno's book, Ten days to die, based on the material he had collected. This includes copies of the manuscript, correspondence and reviews as well as material concerning the move made from the book.

3.3 cubic ft.

Duquesne University Library, Gumberg Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7757459

Duquesne University Library, Gumberg Library

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Musmanno, Michael A. (Michael Angelo), 1897-1968

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Michael A. Musmanno was a member of the Pennsylvania State Legislature from 1929 to 1931. He authored a bill outlawing the Coal and Iron Police in western Pennsylvania. He also authored the movie script, and later the novel, Black fury which fictionalized the story of John Barkowski, an employee of the Pittsbugth Coal Company who was beaten to death by the Coal and Iron Police for no apparent reason. Musmanno represented Mrs. Sophia Barkowski in the Barkowski case against three members of the Co...

Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945

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