Examples of using Hoess in English and their translations into Danish
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written under the supervision of Polish examining magistrate Jan Sehn, that Hoess was to give particulars about how the British had obtained that very first confession.
Eichmann and commandant Hoess in the subsequent months of 1942, but of course,"none have survived.
when Himmler, according to Hoess, told him that they were already functioning as"extermination camps.
during which the prisoner Rudolf Hoess made his statement voluntarily.
The texts generally collected under the title Commandant in Auschwitz. Hoess is alleged to have written these texts in pencil under the watchful eye of his Polish-Communist jailers,
to an astonished and overwhelmed audience, the supposed confession of Rudolf Hoess.
The Jewish sargeant and the five other specialists in third degree interrogation then left to seek out Hoess, whom they surprised in the middle of the night,
Col. Harlan Amen) to question Hoess, he seemed to be reading from the affidavit signed by the latter
Indeed Hoess later said that during the first part of his detention at Cracow,
It seems that Rudolf Hoess, like thousands of accused Germans turned over to the mercy of conquerors who were totally convinced of their own goodness,
Here are the words Hoess uses to describe,
Broszat went so far as to suppress several fragments which would have too clearly made it appear that Hoess(or his Polish jailers)
In the same car rode Rudolf Hoess. Moritz von Schirmeister is precisely that"prisoner of war who had been brought over from London as a witness in Fritzsche's defence" about whom Hoess speaks in his"memoirs" see above, p.
as we shall demonstrate, though the Communists themselves claim that Hoess was"ordered to write the story of his life" and a hand-written original supposedly exists,
thereby Hoess signed a declaration under oath,
At first sight it is surprising that the Poles allowed Hoess to make the revelations he did about the British military police.
Hoess is alleged to have written these texts in pencil under the watchful eye of his Polish-Communist jailers,
Broszat went so far as to suppress several fragments which would have too clearly made it appear that Hoess(or his Polish jailers)
In order to hide the fact that Hoess had signed an affidavit that was in English when it ought to have been in his own language,
Rassinier concludes, too, that testimony in support of the Six Million given by accused men such as Hoess, Hoettl, Wisliceny