 Index
to Documents on Rudolf
Hoss
erstwhile commandant of Auschwitz
- Summary of the Höss
confession
- After a long manhunt Rudolf Höss
(right), former commandant of Auschwitz concentration
camp, was captured by British soldiers in March 1946, and
after some severe manhandling interrogated. The early
British interrogation reports are missing but may turn up
over the years. Two are to be found in the Public Record
Office in Kew, London, the war crimes investigators'
files: WO.309/374. [Mar
16, 1946]
[Mar
20, 1946]
- Summary of excerpts from the Nuremberg
1946 interrogations
of SS Sturmbannführer Rudolf
Höss
- Law-Reports
of Trials of War Ciminals, The United Nations War Crimes
Commission, Volume VII, London, HMSO,1948:
CASE NO. 38: TRIAL OF OBERSTURMBANN-
FÜHRER RUDOLF FRANZ FERDINAND HOESS Part
I: COMMANDANT OF THE AUSCHWITZ CAMP -- SUPREME NATIONAL
TRIBUNAL OF POLAND -- 11TH-29TH MARCH,
1947
- Bundesarchiv asks
Pleyer July 27, 1986 to let them have Höss memoirs
with marginalia by Adolf Eichmann
- Letter to Glasgow Herald, about problems
with the Höss memoirs
- Death at 92 of Vera
Atkins (Rosenberg), British Spymaster and interrogator of
Höss
- NY Times, Feb 9, 1999: At Nuremberg, Höss
wanted to make one last thing clear, but even his
translator found it incomprehensible.
- Charles
Provan speaks on SS Judge Konrad Morgen's investigation
of Höss's affair with prisoner Eleonora Hodys and
attempts to get rid of her
- W
Blair asks How reliable was Höss? Passages from
Gestapo (Da Capo Press, 1994), by Edward
Crankshaw
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