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Beate Klarsfeld Foundation
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He was arrested in Paris on December 12,
1941, by the Gestapo and deported to Auschwitz. He was liberated from
Buchenwald by the American Army on April 11, 1945.
Georges Weller is
the author of numerous works relative to the Nazi concentrationary system and
the deportation of the Jews. From them we may cite the following titles which
we have translated for the English-speaking reader:
—From Drancy
to Auschwitz. Ed. du Centre, Paris, 1946.
—The Mass Arrests of December
12, 1941. "Le Monde Juif", 1949, No. 14-15.
—The French Population
Confronted with the Persecution of the Jews. "Le Monde Juif", 1949, No.
16.
—The Raid of July 16 and 17, 1942, in the Paris Area. "Le Monde
Juif", 1949, No. 21, 22, 23.
—Collective Resistance in the Camps and
the Ghettos. "Le Monde Juif", 1949, No. 18.
—An Historical Account of
the Uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto. "Le Monde Juif", 1957, No. 78.
—The
Nazi Concentrationary System. Ed. de l'UNADIF, Paris, 1965 and 1978.
—The Hunt for the Jews. "Historia", Paris 1972, No. 26.
—The
Yellow Star at the Time of Vichy. Ed. Fayard, Paris 1973.
—The Final
Solution of the Jewish Question and the Neo-Nazi Mythomania. "Le Monde Juif",
1978, No. 86.
—Reply to the Falsification of Historical Facts. "Le
Monde Juif", 1978, No. 89.
Georges Wellers is a member of the Executive
Committee of the Center of Contemporary Jewish Documentation and the editor of
the review, "Le Monde Juif". He was the only French witness at the Eichmann
trial in Jerusalem.
We should also like to thank Mr. Phillip Portugal
of Quality Photo Engraving, New York, and the Harbour Foundation, London,
without whose generous assistance the publication of this work would not have
been possible.
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