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German Monists Organization / To Col. M.C. Bernhays, G.S.C. From Lt. Walter Rothschild / 9th July 1945

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Title:
German Monists Organization / To Col. M.C. Bernhays, G.S.C. From Lt. Walter Rothschild / 9th July 1945
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Creator:
Hesse, Franz
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Persecution of Christian Churches
Crimes against humanity
Free Masons
Free-Thinkers
Non-Confessionals
Christian sects
German Monists
Persecution of unorthodox thought
"Monistische Monatsheft"
"Die Stimme der Vernunft"
"Natur und Geist"
Natural philosophy
German Faith Movement
Deutsche Glaubensbewegung
Positivism
Vienna Circle
Language:
English
Extent:
8 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Translator:
O.W.I.
Witness:
None
Other Names:
Ernst Haeckel
Spinoza
Hume
Locke
Comte
Feuerbach
Darwin
Nietzsche
Helmholtz
Goering
Hermann Sudermann
Prof. Unna
Prof. Immanuel Herrmann
Prof. Robert Reimann
Wilhelm Boelsche
Prof. Friedrich Jodl
Pfarrer August Kalthoff
Prof. Theodor Hartwig
Prof. Wilhelm Ostwald
Prof. August Forel
Prof. Felix Linke
Prof. Heinrich Schmidt
Prof. M. H. Baege
Prof. Arnold Dodel
Herbert Eulenberg
Dr. Graf Arco
Dr. Rudolf Goldscheid
Dr. Max Deri
Dr. Paul Wolski
Dr. Raabe
Prof. Heinrich Schmidt
Albert Bessner
Rudolf Virschow
Friedrich Schiller
Hitler
von Papen
Dr. Max Seber
Dr. Georg Kramer
Otto Knopf
Ernst Mach
Albert Einstein
Joergen Joergensen
Richard von Mises
Rudolf Carnap
Hans Reichenbach
Niels Bohr
Philip Frank
Moritz Schlick
Bertrand Russell
H. G. Wells
Volume:
010
Subdivision:
Subdivision 18 / Relations with the Christian Churches
Section:
18.05 (9th July 1945)
Part:
N/A
Format:
Book
Rights:
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