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Correspondence and telephone information received by the German Embassy in Paris, regarding means of retaliation against Frenchmen, Jews and Communists
 Correspondence and telephone information received by the German Embassy in Paris, regarding means of retaliation against Frenchmen, Jews and Communists Correspondence between Otto Abetz and Karl Ritter, the German ambassadors in Paris, and the commander of the Sipo (Sicherheitspolizie) in France, Otto Von Stuelpnagel, including information received by telephone by the advisor to the embassies, Hans Strack; correspondence, including the information, regarding means of retaliation against Frenchmen, Jews and Communists for acts of assassination by Frenchmen against the German Army.
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Abetz, Otto
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Ritter Karl
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