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Nuremberg Organization Documents (NO- series)
pertaining to the activities of Nazi Organizations,
particularly the SS and Security Police
 Master Index
 ( Under Construction: Many Files Already Available )
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 NO-003
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NO-050		  NO-051
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NO-100		  NO-101
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NO-150		  NO-151
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NO-200
 NO-201
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NO-250		  NO-251
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NO-300		  NO-301
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NO-350		 NO-351
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NO-400 
NO-401
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NO-450		 NO-451
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NO-500		 NO-501
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NO-550		 NO-551
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NO-600
 NO-601
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NO-650		  NO-651
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NO-700		  NO-701
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NO-750		  NO-751
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NO-800
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NO-850		  NO-851
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NO-900		   NO-901
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NO-950		  NO-951
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NO-1000
 NO-1001
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NO-1050		 NO-1051
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NO-1100 		  NO-1101
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NO-1150		  NO-1151
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NO-1200
NO-1201
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NO-1250		  NO-1251
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NO-1300		 NO-1301
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NO-1350		 NO-1351
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NO-1400 
NO-1401
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NO-1450		  NO-1451
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NO-1500		  NO-1501
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NO-1550		  NO-1551
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NO-1600
 NO-1601
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NO-1650		 NO-1651
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NO-1700 		 NO-1751
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NO-1800 		  NO-1801
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NO-1850
 NO-1851
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NO-1900		 NO-1901
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NO- 1950		 NO-1951
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NO-2000 		 NO-2001
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NO-2050 
 NO-2051
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NO-2100		  NO-2101
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NO-2150		  NO-2151
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NO-2200		 NO-2201
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NO-2250 
NO-2251
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NO- 2300		  NO-2301
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NO-2350		  NO-2351
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NO-2400		  NO-2401
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NO-2450
 NO-2451
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NO-2500		  NO-2501
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NO-2550		  NO-2551
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NO-2600		 NO-2601
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NO-2650 
       
       
       
       

Each document number (i.e. NO-xxx) usually consists of three separate sections:

1) An introductory page (or pages) with Staff Evidence Analysis as the heading. The S.E.A. contains a brief description of the documents, a listing of the persons or organizations implicated, and other critical information.

2) A transcription of the original document(s) in the German language.

3) A translation of the original document(s) in German into the English language, often accompanied by a translator's certification.

Most of the NO-xxx documents in this collection include all three formats described above. Where one (or more) of these is lacking, a blank page with "document missing" has been inserted in the appropriate place.

Please report any errors or discrepancies to:

"Harry W. Mazal OBE" <hmazal@mazal.org>
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This collection consists of 5,920 NO- archives with over 30,000 pages of text. It was donated to the Holocaust History Project by the Goldsmith Collection.

These are the original mimeographed documents employed in the Nuremberg Trials, and are regretably in very poor condition. Foxing and crumbling are taking their toll. Due to their fragile condition it has been necessary to create large, and therefore more legible files, (900 x 1400 pixels per page) of ± 750 kilobytes . As our technique improves we will attempt to create smaller files. In the meantime, please accept our apologies for slow downloads.
 
Ongoing scanning of the documents is carried out by volunteers on Hewlett Packard, Ricoh and MicroTek scanners using PhotoShop 5.5. The Mazal Library is grateful to its volunteers:
Sandy Bernstein
Joe Bernstein
Rose Newton
 Christina Weinfeld
 Daniel Weinfeld
 Rose Coste

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Scanned documents are processed on Hot Metal Pro 6.0 by:
Harry W. Mazal OBE