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R&A 1281: The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism

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Creator
United States Office of Strategic Services, Research and Analysis Branch
Original publication
1943-10-20
Type
Government record

Editions and holdings

  • Edition or holding · 1943-10-20
    Locator details
    Repository or collection
    R&A 1281; NARA RG 59, Entries A1 449/A1 449 A, NAID 595029; report-specific box, Entry 448 card, and M1221 microfiche unresolved
    Reference ID
    EDN-000101
Complete existing research record

Archival locator status

Report identity: R&A 1281, The Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism, 1943-10-20.

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 Significance of Prussian Militarism for Nazi Imperialism. Date: 1943-10-20. Catalog: R&A 1281.

Role finding

  • Herbert Marcuse: jointAuthorOf
  • Felix Gilbert: jointAuthorOf

Specific attribution evidence

Eugene Anderson to Carl E. Schorske, 24 September 1943, RG 226, entry 59, box 1, Projects Committee Correspondence.

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. Authorization letter image pending.

Confidence

High. Unit membership, expertise, and proximity were not used as proof of authorship.

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