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A Wartime Signed Daybook Page of Reich Minister of Justice Otto Georg Thierack

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A Wartime Signed Daybook Page of Reich Minister of Justice Otto Georg Thierack

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A Wartime Signed Daybook Page of Reich Minister of Justice Otto Georg Thierack

Offered is 1 of 15 pages from a wartime period daybook containing a signature collection. Each page contains a newspaper clipping image as well as a period signature. This particular pages contains the picture and signature of Reich Minister of Justice Otto Georg Thierack. The page itself measures 14.8x19.9cm' newspaper clipping measuring 6.2x8.1cm; Thierack’s signature is strong and in blue ink. Footnote: Otto Georg Thierack (1889–1946) served as Reich Minister of Justice during the Third Reich. He committed suicide in prison before he could be convicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity at the Nuremberg Trials.