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Actions Displays	Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM1999/016:001 DescriptionLetter in German to Eva Nagler following an enquiry as to the fate of Erich Meissel: Meissel was 33 years old in 1945; he died in 1971. Before his death, he was accused of attempted murder in the Schippenbeil camp [=subcamp of Stutthof]. The trial was dismissed in 1972. Part of a collection related to Eva Nagler, including her testimony, death march, massacres and her survival due to unexpected helpers along the way. From six cities in Germany: Koln, Munich, Hamburg, Ludwigsburg, arolsen, Aurich. The donor wrote a book about these experiences called 'Massacre on the Baltic'. Production date 1976-10-01 Subjectdeath marches Object nameofficial correspondence Language German Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Eva Nagler Documentation Massacre on the Baltic300000773

Object numberM1999/016:001

DescriptionLetter in German to Eva Nagler following an enquiry as to the fate of Erich Meissel: Meissel was 33 years old in 1945; he died in 1971. Before his death, he was accused of attempted murder in the Schippenbeil camp [=subcamp of Stutthof]. The trial was dismissed in 1972.

Part of a collection related to Eva Nagler, including her testimony, death march, massacres and her survival due to unexpected helpers along the way. From six cities in Germany: Koln, Munich, Hamburg, Ludwigsburg, arolsen, Aurich. The donor wrote a book about these experiences called 'Massacre on the Baltic'.

Production date 1976-10-01

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Eva Nagler

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Massacre on the Baltic300000773

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