Private Papers of Dr S C Tavuchis

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Daily details (12pp) for Company 'D', 38th US Infantry at Camp Carson HQ Colorado, August - December 1946, together with a ts letter (1p) from Marshall S Carter thanking General Natsinas, Greek Central Intelligence Service for his co-operation over the years, 21 April 1964; a Curriculum Vitae (in Greek) of Natsinas (2pp); and fact sheets and reports (5pp) on the war crimes trials of Lieutenant Colonel A B Herbert who served in Vietnam during September 1968 - June 1969.

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History note

Catalogue date 1973-01-17

Object details

Category: Private papers
Related period: 1945-1989 (content)
Creator: Tavuchis, Stephanos Constantine
Dimensions: whole: 1 File
Catalogue number: Documents.11424

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