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Warlimont [handwritten] / Summary of the German campaigns and the most important other strategic and tactical measures from 1939 to Sept. 1944.

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Title:
Warlimont [handwritten] / Summary of the German campaigns and the most important other strategic and tactical measures from 1939 to Sept. 1944.
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Creator:
Warlimont, Walter, 1894-
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Military strategy
OKH tactics
Maginot Line
Poland
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Operation Seeloewe
Sea Lion
Africa
Balkans
Crete
Russia
Italy
Japan
France
Axis Powers
Attack on Russia
Language:
English
Extent:
30 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Witness:
Warlimont, Walter, 1894-
Other Names:
Heusinger
von Greiffenberg
Blaskowitz
Hitler
Mussolini
Rommel
Rundstedt
Kaupisch
von Renthe-Finck
Quisling
Graziani
Freiherr von Funck
von Rintelen
Kesselring
Cavllero
Ambrosio
Petain
General Pariani
Keitel
General Marras
General Zeitzler
List
von Weichs
Mihalovitch
Tito
Loehr
Jodl
Molotov
Leeb
von Bock
von Brauchitsch
Hoeppner
Weichsler
von Manstein
Halder
Paulus
von Armin
von Richthofen
General Hube
Admiral Nomura
General Marras
General Banzai
Ambassador Oshima
Volume:
008
Subdivision:
Subdivision 14 / Conduct of Warfare Generally
Section:
14.065 (Warlimont summary)
Part:
Not applicable
Format:
Book
Rights:
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