Josef Mengele "Dr. Mengele" FBI - Department of Justice - SS Files

647 pages of FBI/Department of Justice files relating to Josef Mengele, "Dr. Mengele", archived on CD-ROM. Material is composed of a 202 page 1992 Department of Justice report and 445 pages of copies of documents and exhibits used in the Department of Justice investigation. The report is the culmination of the DOJ investigation, commenced in 1985, into the whereabouts and postwar activities of this infamous Nazi criminal.

Among many topics the report covers are: Allegations against Dr. Mengele, Mengele's immediate postwar movements, Mengele's autobiography as a source, The Idar-Oberstein Question: Mengele a POW?, Attempts to prevent release of war criminals, The Mengele family and the city of Guenzburg, U.S. contact with the family of Mengele, The Gorby question: arrest of Mengele in 1946-1947?, Polish Auschwitz trials, Questioning of Mengele's wife Irene Mengele, Comparisons to the Klaus Barbie case, Mengele's escape from Europe, Mengele's residence in South America, Medical records From Germany, and DNA testing.

Included among the copies of documents in the compilation of exhibits are: Warrant for the arrest of Josef Mengele, Map of Mengele's movements, List of German nationals detained, List of people named Josef Mengele, Documents related to "No Man's Land", Photograph of Schauenstein, Discharge certificate, Discharge directives, Wanted lists, Gorby memorandum, List of Auschwitz war criminals extradited to Poland, Muench wanted report, International Red Cross travel document, Preliminary Forensic Report, June 21, 1985, Translation of Josef Mengele's SS File, Forensic report on SS File, Letter describing Mengele's death, Mengele's school records, Forensic Report, dated November 6, 1986, FBI letter concerning DNA, A chronology, DNA Analysis Report, March 12, 1992, by Professor Alec J.Jeffreys and Dr. Erika Hagelberg, and a 1968 report of Brazilian Police Special Agent Erich Erdstein.

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