Germany, Nsdap. A Collection Of Letters Sent Between Widow Of Seyß-Inquart & Swiss High Traitor Josef Barwirsch, 1965-1967 Newly Listed with German High Command under

with German High Command under the assumption that the British would inevitably capitulate and the war would soon be over

1899 in Sibbesse (Lower Saxony)

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07 mm (w) x 62

Germany, Nsdap. A Collection Of Letters Sent Between Widow Of Seyß-Inquart & Swiss High Traitor Josef Barwirsch, 1965-1967 Newly Listed with German High Command underThe collection of letters documents an exchange between the widow of Arthur Sey Inquart, Gertrude, and a former lawyer and now tax accountant Dr. Barwirsch, using their respective lawyers as intermediaries, Dr. Bixner in the case of Gertrude, and Dr. Gass in the case of Barwirsch. Getrude tells the following story: in the fall of 1964, Barwirsch approached Gertrude to ask for documents and papers of her late husband that he wanted to use for a book he