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Catalogue reference: WO 235/448
This record is about the Kiel Hasse case [Kiel-Hassee]: minor accused. Defendant: Richard Danker. Defendant:... dating from 1948 Mar.-Apr. in the series Judge Advocate General's Office: War Crimes Case Files, Second World War. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Kiel Hasse case [Kiel-Hassee]: minor accused.
Defendant: Richard Danker.
Defendant: Theodor Wittges.
Defendant: Nikolaus Zuern.
Defendant: Hans Diederichs.
Defendant: Maximilian Zielonacki.
Defendant: Ernst Siemen.
Defendant: Charlotte Barreau.
Defendant: Dowe de Jong.
Defendant: Dirk Visser.
Defendant: Cornelius Hanse.
Defendant: Nikolajs Valdmanis.
Defendant: Wladyslaw Lipin.
Place of Trial: Hamburg.
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