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Netherlands and Auschwitz: why were the reports of mass killings so widely disbelieved

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TitleThe Netherlands and Auschwitz: why were the reports of mass killings so widely disbelieved

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Call number940.5318/0262

Object number03217a

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1972

Physical descriptionpp12-30

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the book "Imposed Jewish governing bodies under Nazi rule" pp12-30

Description

The author outlines the reason and how mass killings were disbelieved emphasising the nazi participation in deceiving the Jewish councils and allies

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