The Charles D. Gould, Jr. Collection

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Cover page of the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet describing activities for the week of June 30 to July 6, 1947 at Bad Nauheim
Cover page of the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet describing activities held at Bad Nauheim for the weekend of July 4, 1947: To Celebrate July 4th, A Star Spangled Week-End.
Description of activities taking place at Bad Nauheim during the first three days of the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program, June 30 to July 2, 1947, including beginner, intermediate and advanced German classes.
Description of activities taking place at Bad Nauheim during the last day of the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program, July 6, 1947, including an appearance by Rita Hayworth, presented by EUCOM (European Command) Special Services and broadcas
Disinterment of corpse, unknown location
Disinterment of corpse, unknown location
Disinterred corpse, unknown location
Disinterred corpse, unknown location
Duplicate photo of steam shovel clearing rubble in a town
Excerpted text from the Declaration of Independence included in the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet describing activities held at Bad Nauheim for the weekend of July 4, 1947: To Celebrate July 4th, A Star Spangled Week-End.
Face shot of Charles D. Gould, Jr. holding a camera
Final page of the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet, describing ARC and Army Exchange services offered during the week of June 30 to July 6, 1947 at Bad Nauheim
First of 8 pages clipped from Popular Photography Magazine, published in December 1946; this page consists of a full-page advertisement for a Kalart Speed Flash
First page of a December 1946 article in Popular Photography by photographer K. Chester, entitled "Photographing the Nuremberg Trials, Again the Camera Makes History," concerning the experiences of photographers at the Nuremberg Trials. This page includes
Front of German WWII Black, Silver, and Red Banner Shield that was worn on the tropical Pith Helmet, Insignia-Army Africa Korps, Unidentified mark in center of back of shield. 3 prongs intact.
Front of German WWII Eagle Shield that was worn on the tropical Pith Helmet, Insignia - Army Africa Korps.
Identification of Continental Club staff and Field Office staff involved in the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program of June 30 to July 6, 1947 at Bad Nauheim
Identification of Continental Club staff involved in the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program held at Bad Nauheim for the weekend of July 4, 1947: To Celebrate July 4th, A Star Spangled Week-End
Indictment, continued. Defendants identified on page 3 (most of whom signed this document): Joachim Mrugowsky; Helmut Poppendick; Wolfram Sievers; Gerhard Rose; Siegfried Ruff; Hans Wolfgang Romberg; Viktor Brack; Hermann Becker-Freyseng; Georg August Wel
Indictment. U.S.A., by Telford Taylor, Chief of Counsel for War Crimes, charges defendants with one or more of four counts (set forth on subsequent pages). The defendants identified on page 2 (most of whom signed this document): Karl Brandt; Siegfried Han
Indictment: U.S.A., by Telford Taylor, Chief of Counsel for War Crimes, charges defendant Erhard Milch with the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Count One: war crimes involving slave labor and deportation of civilian populations for s
Interior and exterior photographs of Schloss Stein, where the international press was billeted during the Nuremberg Trials, and a brief history of the building
Iron Cross, Second Class, with black, silver and red-striped ribbon. Front view, which features a swastika at the center and the year 1939 displayed on the lower arm
Iron Cross, Second Class, with black, silver and red-striped ribbon. View of reverse side, which has no detail except for the year 1813 displayed on the lower arm
Key to Courtroom Chart (chart appears on page 5), providing the identities and locations of judges (Presiding Judge Walter B. Beals, Judges Harold L. Sebring and Johnson Tal Crawford, and alternate Victor C. Swearingen) and defendants during the trial
Key to Courtroom Chart (chart set forth on page 7), showing the location of various courtroom personnel, including prosecution, defense and the tribunal (Presiding Judge Robert M. Tems, Judge Fitzroy Donald Phillips, Judge Michael A. Musmanno and Judge Jo
Menus for breakfast and dinner, Christmas 1946, offered at Schloss Stein, where the international press was billeted during the Nuremberg Trials
Newspaper article clipped from unidentified publication, author also unidentified: 7 Nazis Hanged for Slaughter of Thousands, Four Doctors Executed Include Hitler's Physician. Article describes the executions of SS General Karl Brandt (Hitler's physician)

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