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Diary entry on Italian-German disagreements about Austria, Nazi violence and the attempted takeover in Austria, and the German government's disavowal of the attempt
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Authors
William E. Dodd (US ambassador to Germany (1933-37))
William E. Dodd
American historian and ambassador to Germany
- Born: 1869-10-27 1869-10-21 (Clayton)
- Died: 1940-02-09 (Round Hill)
- Country of citizenship: United States of America
- Occupation: diplomat; historian; university teacher
- Member of political party: Democratic Party
- Member of: American Historical Association (role: president)
- Position held: ambassador
- Employer: Randolph–Macon College; University of Chicago; Virginia Tech
Date: 26 July 1934
Literal Title: Ambassador Dodd's Diary - 1933-1938 . . . (Entry for July 26, 1934)
Defendant: Constantin Neurath, von
Total Pages: 1
Language of Text: English
Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.)
Evidence Code: PS-2832
Document Book No: Prosecution 12A (Neurath)
HLSL Item No.: 453614
Notes:The diary was published in 1941. Another copy of PS 2832 was entered as US exhibit 58.
Document Summary
Red Series Doc Descriptions
PS-2832: Entry for 26 July 1934 from the diary of William E. Dodd, united states ambassador in Berlin, regarding Nazi activities in Austria and German -austrian relations, particularly with reference to the murder of dollfuss ‘