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Gestapo Interrogation Transcripts: Professor Kurt Huber and Falk Harnack.English translation of NJ1704, Volumes 2 and 7 for Kurt Huber and Falk Harnack, including interrogations, c
lemency proceedings, and (for Kurt Huber) execution documents. Of special interest: The manner in which the Gestapo played the two men against one another by taking excerpts from Huber's interrogations to try to rattle Harnack, and vice versa.These volumes are especially valuable for historians examining the paradoxes and contradictions of German resistance during the Holocaust. On the one hand, Kurt Huber clearly defined his political view as anti-Hitler but in strong favor of National Socialism. On the other, Falk Harnack defended his pro-democracy, pro-Soviet beliefs.Just when you think you have it all figured out... This volume contains: Arrest order, Kurt Huber, March 22, 1943 Correspondence from Attorney-at-Law Deppisch, April 15, 1943 Kurt Huber interrogation, April 16, 1943 Justizrat Roder correspondence re Huber, April 15, 1943 Telex dated April 16, 1943 regarding Huber's defense counsel Inquiry regarding past crimes, Falk Harnack, April 12, 1943 Alexander Schmorell statement regarding Kurt Huber, February 26, 1943 Report regarding search, Kurt Huber, February 28, 1943 Detailed curriculum vitae, Kurt Huber, undated Kurt Huber questionnaire (intake form) and interrogation, February 27, 1943 Kurt Huber interrogation, March 1, 1943 Note to files re Kurt Huber, March 2, 1943 Kurt Huber interrogation, March 2, 1943 Note to files re Kurt Huber, March 3, 1943 Kurt Huber interrogation, March 4, 1943 Determination regarding Kurt Huber, March 6, 1943 Kurt Huber discharge from employment as civil servant, March 4, 1943 Certificate of receipt, March 6, 1943 Political confession, Kurt Huber, March 8, 1943 Kurt Huber interrogation, March 10, 1943 Determination regarding Kurt Huber, March 11, 1943 Kurt Huber interrogation, March 19, 1943 Warrant for arrest, Kurt Huber, March 25, 1943 Prison transfer, Kurt Huber, March 24, 1943 Handwritten note regarding files, July 13, 1943 Visit request regarding Kurt Huber, May 19, 1943 Telegram, April 22, 1943 Visit request regarding Kurt Huber, April 20, 1943 ISBN (print version): 978-1-956508-13-0. Printed on acid-free, paper. 47 pages. Ships in 24-48 hours. ISBN (digital version): 978-1-956508-14-7. Translation © 2004, 2008.