Collection: Walter C. Ansel Papers, 1917/1974 - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 10: Ob.d.M. Meeting Minutes with the Fuehrer, 1939 Box 10, Folder 10

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Folder 10: O.K.M. Memo to Supreme Naval Group Command West, 1940 Box 11, Folder 10

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Folder 10: O.K.W. Message to All Military Branches, 1940 Box 9, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Review of the German High Command. H.D.E.C. Part II Box 26, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Skl. Memo to Supreme Naval Group Command West, Admiral Commanding France, Naval Command West, Etc., 1940 Box 12, Folder 10

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Folder 10: "The French Navy at Dunkirk, May-June 1940," by Jacques Mordal. U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, 1959 Box 29, Folder 10

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Folder 10: The German Campaign in Russia, 1940-1942. U.S. Army, 1955 Box 27, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Top Secret Document-U.S. Navy Pacific Fleet, Cruiser Division Six, 1945 Box 37, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Trettmer, General Leutnant Heinz, 1953/1954 Box 1, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Unidentified Reports About Crete Box 20, Folder 10

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