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    Thema

    Radom – alltäglicher Terror

    Aktenbildner

    Oberster Volksgerichtshof

    Bereitstellende Institution

    Institut für Nationales Gedenken

    Witness (date and place of birth)

    Basiński Sylwan 1898?

    Subject

    Radom – daily terror

    File creator

    Supreme National Tribunal

    Archive resources provider

    Institute of National Remembrance

    File no. of providing institution

    IPN GK 196/323

    Świadek; data, miejsce urodzenia

    Basiński Sylwan 1898?

    Temat

    Radom – terror na co dzień

    Aktotwórca

    Najwyższy Trybunał Narodowy (Learn more)

    Tytuł teczki

    Proces Józefa Buhlera

    Instytucja udostępniająca

    Instytut Pamięci Narodowej

    Sygnatura instytucji udostępniającej

    IPN GK 196/323

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