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The Life And Adventures Of Ambrose Gwinett By Isaac Bickerstaff, Madeline Elizabeth Thompson

Theses and Dissertations

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Report On Meeting For The Purpose Of Obtaining The Views Of The Three Affiliated Tribes Of The Fort Berthold Reservation On The Lieu Lands Offered By The Secretary Of War, December 16, 1946, United States Department Of The Interior

William Langer Papers

This report documents a meeting that took place on December 16, 1946 in the conference room of the United States (US) Secretary of Interior to obtain the views of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation on the lieu lands offered by the US Secretary of War.

The report includes a roster of attendees, a transcript of the meeting and a number of exhibits submitted, including: a letter from US Under Secretary of the Interior to Attorney Ralph Case; Section 6 of US Public Law 374, 79th Congress 2d session; a memorandum to the US Secretary of the …

Nokw 636: Report Concerning The Activities Of The Special Commando In 11a In Cherson From 22 August To 10 October 1941, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 636 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: "Report Concerning the Activities of the Special Commando in 11a in Cherson from 22 August to 10 October 1941"

Date of Original: August-October 1941

The document summarizes the activities of Nazi commandos in Cherson, Ukraine. These activities included numerous executions and anti-partisan actions, as well as laws and pogroms against the Jews.

Nokw 586: A Report To Einsatzgruppe D From Sonderkommando 10a, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 586 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: "A Report to Einsatzgruppe D from Sonderkommando 10a. Photostat"

Original Date: August 3, 1941

This document reports on executions and hostages taken in Kodyma in August 1941. During the execution, 99 people were shot, 97 of whom were Jewish. An additional 175 individuals were taken as hostages. The city of Kodyma was placed under strict curfew rules, with the threat of execution as punishment for violations. It details that the Nazi military deployed 400 soldiers specifically for these operations. The report also states that no soldiers were to be attacked or confronted, …

Nokw 271: Two Pages Signed By Böhme Referring To The Use Of Court Martial In Suppressing The Rebellion In Serbia, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 271 (Nuremberg High Command )

Title: "Two pages signed by Böhme referring to the use of Court Martial in suppressing the rebellion in Serbia."

Date of original: October 9, 1941

R.O.C. Messenger: November 1946, Republican Organizing Committee

North Dakota Politics - Publications

November 1946. Published by the Republican Organizing Committee, this issue of the "R.O.C. Messenger" consists of 8 pages of text. Volume 1, Number 11

Nokw 356: Six Pages, Dated September-October 1943 Relating To The Deportation Of 6,000 Danish Jews., International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Title: "Six pages, dated September-October 1943 relating to the deportation of 6,000 Danish Jews."

Original dates: September and October 1943

Nokw 65: Typewritten Affidavit Signed By Jodl (26 September 1946) In The Presence Of Fred Kaufmann. Re: Warlimont’S Activity., International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 65 (Nuremberg Organizations)

Title: Typewritten affidavit signed by Jodl (26 September 1946) in the presence of Fred Kaufmann. Re: Warlimont’s activity.

Date of Original: September 26, 1946

Nokw 98: 1 Page Photostated Order Of The 20th Army Command To Its Forces [C Typed Over R] In Narvik For Saving Scarce Materials In Evacuated Northern Norway, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 98 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: "1 page photostated order of the 20th Army Command to its forces [c typed over r] in Narvik for saving scarce materials in evacuated Northern Norway"

Original Date: December 19, 1944

No 35: Regarding Medical Experimentation, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 35

Title: unknown

Date of Original: October 1941

Document regarded medical experimentation, the publishing of research, and espionage

Nokw 86: Mimeographed Teletype Concerning Measures For The Evacuation Of Northern Norway, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 86 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: "Mimeographed teletype concerning measures for the evacuation of Northern Norway. Signed Renduli. Photostat"

Original Date: October 29, 1944

Nokw 60: Carbon Copy Of Letter To Finnish Col. Willamo Containing An Ultimatum To Finnish High Command. Signed By Rendulic. 1 Page. Marked Secret., International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 60 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: Carbon copy of letter to Finnish Col. Willamo containing an ultimatum to Finnish High Command. Signed by Rendulic. 1 page. Marked secret. (Photostat).

Original date of Document: October 1, 1944

Nokw 64: Official War Diary Of 20th Mountain Army, Entry For 7/9/44, 11:15 A.M. Confiscation Of Nickel Mine Kolosjoki., International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 64

Title: Official war diary of 20th Mountain Army, entry for 7/9/44, 11:15 A.M. Confiscation of Nickel Mine Kolosjoki. (Photostat).

Date of Original: September 7, 1944

Nokw 114: Photos At Of [Sic] Carbon Copy Of Top Secret Telegram Order On Destruction Of Certain Military And Other Structures In The Territory Of Petsamo, From 20th Mountain Army Corps To The Xixth Mountain Army Corps Signed By Generaloberst Rendulic, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NOKW 114 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: "Photos at of [sic] carbon copy of top secret telegram order on destruction of certain military and other structures in the territory of Petsamo, from 20th Mountain Army Corps to the XIXth Mountain Army Corps signed by Generaloberst Rendulic"

Original Date: April 10, 1944

Nokw 5: Inter-Office Order From Warlimont To “Qu” “Signed: Warlimont – Official: Illegible, Captain”, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence document: NOKW 5 (Nuremberg High Command)

Title: "Inter-office order from WARLIMONT to “Qu” “signed: Warlimont – official: illegible, Captain”"

Original date: June 25, 1944

The document regards anti-commando activities to be undertaken by the German army in occupied France.

Letter From Representative Charles R. Robertson To Ernest L. Wilkinson Regarding Indian Claims Commission, August 26, 1946, Charles R. Robertson

William Langer Papers

This letter dated August 26, 1946, from United States (US) Representative Charles R. Robertson to Ernest L. Wilkinson, Esq., of Washington D.C., refers to the passage of the Indian Claims Commission Bill and expresses thanks on behalf of himself and every member of the Committee on Indian Affairs of the US House of Representatives for Wilkinson's "untiring efforts on behalf of that legislation."

Robertson goes on to describe numerous ways which Wilkinson's efforts were integral the improvement of and eventual passage of the bill, including an excerpt from a letter he has written to a lawyer in the west, in …

No 157: Statement By Mrs. Olga Oschner Re: Documents On Mercy Killings, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 157

Title: "Statement by Mrs. Olga Oschner re: documents on mercy killings"

Date of Original: une 12, 1940

No 159: Letter From Dr. Potthoff To Dr. Rascher Re: Rascher’S Experiments, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 159 (Nuremberg Organizations)

Title: "Letter from Dr. Potthoff to Dr. Rascher re: Rascher’s experiments"

Date of Original: May 4, 1942

No 195: A Letter From Ostbf. (Dr. R.) Brandt To The Personal Consultant (Personlicher Referent) Of Goering, Ministerial Counsellor Dr. Goernert Re: Dr. Karl Wimmer’S Reassignment To The University Of Strasbourg (For Work With Prof. A. Hirt On Poison Gas Experiments), International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 195 (Nuremberg Organizations)

Title: "A letter from Ostbf. (Dr. R.) Brandt to the personal consultant (personlicher Referent) of Goering, ministerial counsellor Dr. Goernert re: Dr. Karl Wimmer’s reassignment to the University of Strasbourg (for work with Prof. A. Hirt on poison gas experiments)."

Date of Original: June 1943

History Of Consolidated Schools In North Dakota, Norman H. Hanson

Theses and Dissertations

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No 65: Affidavit By Oswald Pohl Re: Medical Experiments With Human Beings, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 65 (Nuremberg Organizations)

Title: "Affidavit by Oswald Pohl, Re: Medical Experiments with human beings"

Date of Original: July 14, 1946

Trends In Teaching High School Elementary Algebra In North Dakota, Sherwin G. Swartout

Theses and Dissertations

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No 39: Research And Experiments In Medical Sterilization, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 39 (Nuremberg Organizations)

Title: "Research and experiments in medical sterilization"

Date of Original: August 24, 1942

No 36: Research And Experiments In Medical Sterilization, International Military Tribunal

Nuremberg Transcripts

Evidence Document: NO 36 (Nuremberg Organizations)

Title: Research and experiments in medical sterilization

Date of Original: March 10, 1942

Letter From John Hamilton To Senator Langer Regarding Navajo Tribe, Letters From Martin Cross, And Us House Resolution 4386, May 29, 1946, John E. Hamilton

William Langer Papers

This letter dated May 29, 1946, from John E. Hamilton, President of the National American Indian Defense Association Inc., to United States (US) Senator William Langer, references the May 14, 1946 hearing before the US Senate Committee on Indian Affairs regarding the Navajo Nation. Hamilton indicates that he did not get an opportunity to speak at the hearing and was disappointed in how he was treated. Hamilton also indicates that Martin Cross of the Three Affiliated Tribes recently wrote and that Cross is pulling for Langer in the upcoming election. Hamilton mentions a "big fight" with Langer over the "so-called …

Annotated Copy Of Us Public Law 79-374, "An Act Making Appropriations For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1947, For Civil Functions Administered By The War Department, And For Other Purposes," May 2, 1946, Us Congress, Usher L. Burdick

Usher Burdick Papers

This document is a copy of "An Act Making Appropriations for the Fiscal Year Ending in June 30, 1947, for Civil Functions Administered by the War Department, and for Other Purposes," with a section on page 4 underlined and bracketed.

This Public Law, dated May 2, 1946, also known as Public Law 79-374, or "War Department Civil Appropriations Act, 1947," includes appropriations for a variety of projects ranging from cemetery expenses to waterway maintenance to flood control.

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An Act Making Appropriations for the Fiscal Year Ending in June 30, 1947, for Civil Functions Administered by the War Department, …

An Act Making Appropriations For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1947, For Civil Functions Administered By The War Department, And For Other Purposes, United States Congress

US Government Documents Related to Indigenous Nations

This Public Law, dated May 2, 1946, also known as Public Law 79-374, or "War Department Civil Appropriations Act, 1947," includes appropriations for a variety of projects ranging from cemetery expenses to waterway maintenance to flood control.

May 1946, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

ALL: UND Alumni Review Master List

May 1946 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 8 pages

Volume 21, Number 5

Colorimetric Determination Of The Dissociation Of Nitrogen Tetroxide, Bernhard G. Ustafson

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Russian Migration To The United States, Obert Berke

Theses and Dissertations

Interest In this topic, The Prussian Immigrant to the United States from 1790 to 1914, dates back to my childhood in a community in which the Russians made up three fourths of the population. Contact with the homesteaders and everyday political events of modern Russia has intensified this interest.

This large country with Its variety of nationalities has added and Is adding color to our own political, Industrial, social, and religious life. Russia is destined to play a larger part in international politics than ever before. Our own nation will also find it necessary to play politics with the giant …