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Cases / The American Landing / R&A 1655.7: The Abrogation of Nazi Laws in the Early Period of Military Government

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Filed as source, standing in five authored connections inside The American Landing, dated 1944-03.


Archival locator status

Report identity: R&A 1655.7, The Abrogation of Nazi Laws in the Early Period of Military Government, 1944-03.

RG 59: Series-level only: NARA RG 59 Numbered R&A Reports, Entry 0059-A1-449.

Entry A1 448 card: Not inspected; unresolved.

M1221: The official series is associated with M1221, but the report-specific microfiche card was not identified.

Container: No report-specific RG 59 box was promoted. The public sources expose no report-to-box crosswalk.

RG 226: Any exact citation in the authorship package is editor-transcribed from Laudani and remains a retrieval lead until the underlying image is inspected.

Research Memo: RG 59 and M1221 Locator Map for Documented R&A and OIR Reports

Document identity

Title: The Abrogation of Nazi Laws in the Early Period of Military Government. Date: 1944-03. Catalog: R&A 1655.7.

Role finding

  • Otto Kirchheimer: responsibleDrafterOf
  • Franz Neumann: initiallyAssignedToDraft
  • John Herz: assistedDraftingOf

Specific attribution evidence

Eugene Anderson to Carl E. Schorske, 18 January 1944; later status documents, RG 226, entry 44, box 2, Status of Reports.

Custody and provenance

Finished report associated with NARA RG 59 numbered intelligence reports. Attribution evidence is identified in RG 226 or the named internal report through Laudani's inspected report note. Preliminary unapproved draft; responsibility changed.

Confidence

Medium-high. Unit membership, expertise, and proximity were not used as proof of authorship.

Reference

Author, title, edition, publisher, year, translator, URL or archive location.

The archive holds five authored connections for this record inside The American Landing. Each row below states the claim, its tier, its confidence, and the dates the record gives. Open a row for the full account, or open it on the case canvas to see the connection drawn.

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