Papers, 1863-1993 (bulk 1933-1955).

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Papers, 1863-1993 (bulk 1933-1955).

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Papers principally documenting Bernstein's work as a U.S. Army officer during and immediately after World War II, when he was involved in investigating the economic resources of the Third Reich (its looted gold and other assets, as well as the activities of German cartels), and in formulating financial policies for Germany and other areas of Europe under Allied occupation; together with material relating to his career in the Treasury Department before the war; his postwar career as an attorney involved in assisting Jewish organizations in their efforts to obtain just retribution and compensation for Nazi atrocities; his interest in the Morgenthau plan and the future of German industry; loyalty charges leveled against him and his wife, Bernice L. Bernstein, during the 1940s and 1950s; and his other personal and professional activities. Much of the material in the collection is printed material relating to Bernstein's service during and immediately following World War II.

11.2 linear ft.

Harry S. Truman Library

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Harry S. Truman Library

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