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1. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 21,

1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 5, Column 5; Foreign

Desk, 135 words, AROUND THE WORLD; Army Task Force To Help Hunt Mengele, Reuters

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, LEAD: John O. Marsh Jr., Secretary of the Army, has set up

a high-level task force to help the Justice Department in searching for Dr.

Josef Mengele, the Army said today.

2. Copyright @ 1985 The Washington Post, February 19, 1985, Tuesday, Final

Edition, First Section; Al, 2777 words, GOP Sees Prospects Brightening for Its

Senate 'Class of '86', By Helen Dewar and Dan Bali, Washington Post Staff

Writers; Staff researchers James Schwartz and Maralee Schwartz contributed to

this report., GOP

3. Copyright @ 1985 The Washington Post, February 19, 1985, Tuesday, Final

Edition, First Section; Today In Congress; A7, 394 words, N/CONG

4. Copyright @ 1985 The Washington Post, February 19, 1985, Tuesday, final

Edition, First Section; A7, 355 words, '82 Nazi Sighting Aired; Hill Panel to

Hear Testimony on Mengele, By Jay Mathews, Washington Post Staff Writer, LOS

ANGELES, Feb. 18, 1985, NAZI

5. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 15,

1985, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 5, Column 1; Foreign Desk

152 words, AROUND THE WORLD; Veteran Says He Saw Mengele as U.S. Prisoner, AP,

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 14, LEAD: A former United States Army soldier said today that

he believes he saw Dr. Josef Mengele, the accused Nazi war criminal ., in American

custody, shortly after World War II.

6. Copyright @ 1985 The Washington Post, February 15, 1985, Friday, Final

Edition, First Section; A4, 725 words, Ex-GI Tells of Seeing Josef Mengele In a

U.S. Prisoner-of-War Camp; 'Noose Is Tightening,' Sen. D'Amato Suggests, By Jay

Mathews, Washington Post Staff Writer, LOS ANGELES, Feb. 14, 1985, MENGEL

7. Copyright El 1985 The Washington Post, February 14, 1985, Thursday, Final

Edition, First Section; Op-Ed; A19, 751 words, So Mengele Can know Fear, George

F. Will, WILL

8. Copyright @ 1985 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of World

Broadcasts/The Monitoring Report, February 13, 1985, Wednesday, Part 2 Eastern

Europe; 1. GENERAL AND WESTERN AFFAIRS, EE/7874/A1/1, 77 words, In Brief;

Britain accused of helping Mengele escape, Text of Polish report Warsaw home

service 0600 gmt 9 Feb 85

9. Copyright @ 1985 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of World

Broadcasts, February 12, 1985, Tuesday, Part 1 The USSR; A. INTERNATIONAL

AFFAIRS; 1. GENERAL AND WESTERN AFFAIRS, SU/7873/A1/1, 249 words, Pope's Latin

American Tour "Markedly Political in Nature"

10. Copyright @ 1985 The Christian Science Publishing Society; The Christian

Science Monitor, February 11, 1985, Monday, News in Brief; Pg. 2, 88 words,

Canada sets up commission to find Nazi war criminals, Ottawa

11. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February

10, 1985, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 6, Column 2; Week in

Review Desk, 426 words, IDEAS & TRENDS ;, By Walter Goodman, Caroline Rand

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Herron and Richard Levine, LEAD: Lasting HorrorsOf Dr. Mengele

12. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February10, 1985 1 Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 6, Column 2; Week inReview Desk, 417 words, IDEAS & TRENDS; Lasting Horrors Of Dr. Mengele, ByWalter Goodman, Caroline Rand Herron and Richard Levine, LEAD: Four decadesafter the fact, Nazi SS doctor Josef Mengele was indicted anew last week forcrimes no amount of time will diminish. His accusers were his victims, themaimed and brutalized of Auschwitz, who gathered before a board of inquiry inJerusalem on the 40th anniversary of the death camp's liberation to testifyabout the grotesque human experiments performed by the man they called the'Angel of Death.

13. Copyright @ 1985 The Christian Science Publishing Society; The ChristianScience Monitor, February 8, 1985, Friday, News in Brief, page 2, 75 words, USundertakes investigation to locate Auschwitz doctor, Washington

14. Copyright ID 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 8,1985, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 14, Column 3; ForeignDesk, 205 words, CANADA PLANS PANEL ON NAZIS, AP, OTTAWA, Feb. 7, LEAD: TheCanadian Government will set up an independent commission to investigate whetherthere are Nazi war criminals in Canada who can be prosecuted, extradited ordeported, the Justice Minister, John Crosbie, said today.

15. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 7,1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 3; ForeignDesk, 1478 words, JERUSALEM LISTENS TO THE VICTIMS OF MENGELE, By THOMAS L.FRIEDMAN, Special to the New York Times, JERUSALEM, Feb. 6, LEAD: All of theirrecollections of Auschwitz seemed to begin the same way.

16. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 7,

1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 13, Column 1; Foreign

Desk, 643 words, U.S. LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION OF MENGELE CASE, By LESLIE MAITLAND

WERNER, WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, LEAD: Attorney General William French Smith

announced today that the Justice Department would open an investigation into the

whereabouts of Josef Mengele and into reports that the Nazi war criminal hadbeen held and freed in the American occupation zone of Vienna after World War

17. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 7,

1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section B; Page 1, Column 1;

Metropolitan Desk, 888 words, LEAD: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1985 International

Australia will have to renege on a pledge to aid American planes in monitoring aMX missile test. In an announcement that apparently startled American

officials, Prime Minister Robert Hawke said he would have to cancel theagreement to provide Australian base facilities for United States surveillance

planes because of opposition in his party.

18. Copyright @ 1985 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of World

Broadcasts, February 6, 1985, Wednesday, Part 1 The USSR; A. INTERNATIONAL

AFFAIRS; 1. GENERAL AND WESTERN AFFAIRS, SU/7868/A1/1, ' 3315 words, Yalta

Conference Anniversary: Home Service Discussion Programme, Moscow home service

1715 gmt 4 Feb 85 Text of discussion programme, "Remember the lessons of

history", with Aleksandr Abramovich Galkin, Doctor of Historical Science, andAleksandr Vladimirovich Zholkver, political observer of Central Television and

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19. Copyright ID 1985 The Washington Post, February 6, 1985, Wednesday, FinalEdition, First Section; A13 1 AUSCHWITZ TWINS, TWINS

20. Copyright @ 1485 Guardian Publication, Ltd.; Manchester Guardian Weekly,February 3, 1985, Pg. 7 1 574 words, Auschwitz horrors relived, By Hella Pick

21. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February 2,1985, Saturday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Page 42, Column 5; NationalDesk, 354 words, ANSWERS TO QUIZ, LEAD: Questions appear on page 13.

22. Copyright ID 1985 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of WorldBroadcasts, January 30, 1985, Wednesday, Part 1 The USSR; A. INTERNATIONALAFFAIRS; 1. GENERAL AND WESTERN AFFAIRS, SU/7862/A1/1, 579 words, 1KrasnayaZvezda' : No Forgetting of Nazi Crimes, Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union inRussian for abroad 0430 and in English 0852 gmt 27 Jan 85 Text of report of 27thJanuary military-political review In the home service 1900 gmt 26 Jan 85

23. Copyright @ 1985 The Christian Science Publishing Society; The ChristianScience Monitor, January 30, 1985, Wednesday, News in Brief; Pg. 2 92 words,Army chief urged to release data on Nazi war criminal, Washington

24. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 30,1985, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 3, Column 1; ForeignDesk, 361 words, AUSTRIAN APOLOGIZES FOR MEETING A WAR CRIMINAL, Reuters,VIENNA, Jan. 29, LEAD: The Austrian Defense Minister publicly apologized todayfar having met with an Austrian Nazi war criminal who was released from anItalian prison last week.

25. Copyright CI 1985 The Washington Post, January 29, 1985, Tuesday, FinalEdition, First Section; Op-Ed; A19, 774 words, The Horror -- and the Logic -- ofAuschwitz, William McPherson; the writer is a member of the editorial page staffEDIT3

26. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 28,1985, Monday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 1; Foreign Desk1395 words, AUSCHWITZ ECHOES TO PRAYER AS MENGELE'S VICTIMS RETURN, By MICHAELT. KAUFMAN, Special to the New York Times, OSWIECIM, Poland, Jan. 27, LEAD: Evakar, from Terre Haute, Ind., and her sister, Miriam Czaigher, from Ashkelon,Israel, stood this morning at the railroad ramp at Auschwitz where in 1944 Dr.JOsef Mengele, chief physician at the Nazi death camp, separated them as10-year-olds from their mother.

27. Copyright @ 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 28,1985, Monday, Late City Final Edition, Section B; Page 1, Column 1; MetropolitanDesk, 885 words, LEAD: MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1985 International Many thingscaused the gas leak that killed at least 2,000 people and injured about 200,000at the Union Carbide chemical plant in Bhopal, in central India, Dec. 3.According to present and former employees, company technical documents and theIndian Government's chief scientist, the leak was the result of operatingerrors, design flaws, maintenance failures and training deficiencies at theplant.

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28. Copyright @ 1985 The Washington Post, January 28, 1985, Monday, FinalEdition, First Section; Al, 1187 words, Victims Revisit Camp of Horrors 40 YearsLater; Twins From Israel, U.S. Return to Auschwitz, By Bradley Graham,Washington Post Foreign Service, OSWIECIM (Auschwitz), Poland, Jan. 27, 1985,CAMP

29. Copyright 111 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 27,1985, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 11WC; Page 10, Column 3;Westchester Weekly Desk, 1081 words, 40 YEARS LATER, A RETURN TO AUSCHWITZ, ByGORDON M. GOLDSTEIN, LEAD: HE had wavy blond locks and very blue eyes. The boywas strikingly handsome and, the doctor noted, he was possessed by a defiant andfierce will.

30. Copyright @ 1985 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of WorldBroadcasts/The Monitoring Report, January 26, 1985, Saturday, Part 4 The MiddleEast, Africa and Latin America; IV(D) LATIN AMERICA AND OTHER COUNTRIES,ME/7859/iii, 186 words, Stroessner "to discuss Mengele" in FRG visit

31. Copyright @ 1985 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of WorldBroadcasts/The Monitoring Report, January 26, 1985, Saturday, Part 4 The MiddleEast, Africa and Latin America; IV(D) LATIN AMERICA AND OTHER COUNTRIES,ME/7859/iii, 185 words, Stroessner "to discuss Mengele" in FRG visit

32. Copyright CI 1985 The Washington Post, January 26, 1985, Saturday, FinalEdition, First Section; A14, 403 words, Former Intelligence Officer Backs Reporton Mengele; War Criminal Believed Detained by U.S., By Jay Mathews, WashingtonPost Staff Writer, LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25, 1985, MENGEL

33. Copyright t) 1985 The Christian Science Publishing Society; The ChristianScience Monitor, January 25, 1985, Friday, Editorial; Pg. 15, 387 words,Paraguay's response on drugs

34. Copyright ID 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 24,1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 3, Column 1; ForeignDesk, 743 words, U.S. MAY INVESTIGATE MENGELE CASE, By RALPH BLUMENTHAL, LEAD:American and Canadian officials moved yesterday to investigate accounts that theNazi fugitive Josef Mengele may have been captured and released in an Americanoccupation zone after World War II and may have gained entry to Canada around1962.

35. Copyright CI 1985 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 23,1985, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 4, Column 3; ForeignDesk, 869 words, PAPERS INDICATE MENGELE MAY HAVE BEEN HELD AND FREED AFTER WAR,By RALPH BLUMENTHAL, LEAD: Newly declassified United States intelligencedocuments indicate that Josef Mengele, widely regarded as the most notoriousGerman war criminal still at large, may have been arrested and released in theAmerican occupation zone of Vienna after World War II.

36. Copyright m 1985 The New York Times Company; The New YOrk Times, January 23,1985, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section B; Page 1, Column 1;Metropolitan Desk, 852 words, LEAD: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1985 International

37. Copyright @ 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, December 9,1984,. Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Part 2; Page 70, Column 1;Metropolitan Desk, 398 words, 3 ARE HONORED FOR DEFENDING RIGHTS OF JEWS, By

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-ccN TELTSCH, LEAD: Three people have been named this year's winners of theJabotinsky Prize for "outstanding service in defense of the rights of theJewish people."

38. Copyright t 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November27, 1984, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 11, Column 1;Foreign Desk, 476 words, PARAGUAY PLEDGES TO HUNT FOR NAZI, By RALPH BLUMENTHAL,LEAD: A delegation that traveled to Paraguay seeking information and publicityin a hunt for the Nazi fugitive Josef Mengele reported yesterday that officialsstill denied knowing the whereabouts of the notorious Auschwitz doctor but hadpledged to Search for him.

39. Copyright t 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November25, 1984, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 11WC; Page 16, Column 5;Westchester Weekly Desk, 1467 words, WIESENTHAL DRAWS CROWD IN BEDFORD, By GARYKRISS, LEAD: THERE were some initial fears that his age and the demands of acompact and somewhat frenetic schedule would tire him and that the evening'slecture before a crowd of more than 800 people would prove too taxing.

40, Copyright ID 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November24, 1984, Saturday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Page 7, Column 2;Foreign Desk, 170 words, Mengele Search Team Meets With U.S. Envoy to Paraguay,UPI, ASUNCION, Paraguay, Nov. 23, LEAD: A group searching for the Nazi fugitiveDr. 4sef Kengele said today that the United States Ambassador here had agreedto follow up on Paraguayan promises to begin a manhunt.

41. Copyright t 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November23, 1984, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 3, Column 1; ForeignDesk, 112 words, Paraguay Is Said to Promise Manhunt for a Nazi Fugitive, UPI,ASUNCION, Paraguay, Nov. 22, LEAD: A team searching for the Nazi fugitive JosefMengele said today that senior Paraguayan officials had promised a nationwidemanhunt for him.

42. Copyright t 1984 The Washington Post, November 20, 1984, Tuesday, FinalEdition, First Section; Around the Nation; Addenda; A6 First Section; A6, 39words, From news services and staff reports, NATION05

43. Copyright t 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November17, 1984, Saturday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Page 27, Column 1;Metropolitan Desk, 133 words, NEW YORK DAY BY DAY ; The Search for Dr. Mengele,By Susan Heller Anderson and David W. Dunlap, LEAD: The Brooklyn DistrictAttorney,

44, Copyright t 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November11, 1984, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 11WC; Page 17, Column 1;Westchester Weekly Desk, 1107 words, WESTCCHESTER GUIDE, By Eleanor Charles,LEAD: HOLOCAUST MISSION

45. Copyright t 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, September23, 1984, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 6; Page 21, Column 5;Magazine Desk, 6301 words, A REPUBLIC OF FEAR, LEAD: John Vinocur, chief of TheTimes's Paris bureau, visited Paraguay last month. By John Vinocur PARAGUAYWORKS like this: A man parks his car, and to keep it from being stolen, heattaches it to a rope tied around his waist. The man is arrested walkingthrough the streets, and charged with public ridiculousness.

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46. Copyright @ 1984 The Washington Post, May 31, 1984, Thursday, Final Edition,Style; Arts; Galleries; B7, 670 words, Media Message, By Paul Richard, GALERY

47. Copyright @ 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, May 15,

1984, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section B; Page 8, Column 1; ForeignDesk, 923 words, WALTER. RAUFF, 77, EX-NAZI / DEAD; WAS AN ACCUSED WAR CRIMINAL,By ROBERT D. McFADDEN, LEAD: Walter Herman Julius Rauff, a former Nazi SScolonel accused of directing the killing of hundreds of thousands of Jews inmobile gassing vans in World War II, died of natural causes yesterday in Chile,which had harbored him for more than 25 years.

48. Copyright @ 1984 The Washington Post, May 10, 1984, Thursday, Final Edition,First Section; A6, 573 words, Jewish Group Seeks Vatican Probe of Nazi's Escape,By Thomas O'Toole, Washington Post Staff Writer, NEW YORK, May 9, 1984, NAZI

49. Copyright @ 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, March 13,1984, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 26, Column 5; EditorialDesk, 504 words, FLEEING NAZI'S FRIEND IN POSTWAR ROME, LEAD: To the Editor:

50. Copyright @ 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February23, 1984, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 8, Column 1;Foreign Desk, 333 words, NAZI-HUNTER TELLS OF HER EFFORTS, LEAD: BeateKlarsfeld, a pursuer of Nazis who recently went to South America to campaignagainst sanctuary for war criminals, said yesterday in New York that Paraguayanofficials had assured her they would arrest and deport Josef Mengele, the formerAuschwitz doctor, if they could find him. But she said the officials, theMinister of the Interior and the head of the Supreme

51. Copyright @ 1984 The Washington Post, February 20, 1984, Monday, FinalEdition, First Section; World News; Fl, 957 words, Dirty War's New Toll;Discoveries Add Pain for Families of Argentina's Missing, By Martin Andersen,Special to The Washington Post, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENT

52. Copyright @ 1984 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, February13, 1984, Monday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 5, Column 1; ForeignDesk, 180 words, AROUND THE WORLD; Pursuer of Nazis Is on Mengele's Trail, AP,ASUNCION, Paraguay, Feb. 12, LEAD: Beate Klarsfeld, the pursuer of Nazis, who isin Paraguay in an attempt to persuade Gen. Alfredo Stroessner's Government toexpel Dr. Josef Mengele, the world's most notorious war criminal, says she hasfound support for her efforts.

53. Copyright @ 1984 The Current Digest of the Soviet Press, February 8, 1984,THE NEWS OF THE WEEK; Foreign Affairs; Western Hemisphere; Volume XXXVI, No. 2;Pg. 19, 323 words, ARGENTINA, FROM IZVESTIA'S WIRE. By S. Churgov. Izvestia,Jan. 10, p. 1. 300 words. Condensed text

54. Copyright m 1484 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, January 26,

1984, Thursday, Late City Final EditiOn, Section A; Page 1, Column 1; ForeignDesk, 2166 words, VATICAN IS REPORTED TO HAVE FURNISHED AID TO FLEEING NAZIS,

The following article is based on reporting by Ralph Blumenthal and E. J. Dionne

Jr. and was written by Mr. Blumenthal. , Special to the- New York Times, LEAD:

Allegations of Vatican involvement in the escape of Nazi war criminals afterWorld War II have emerged in statements by a French Nazi-hunter and adeclassified State Department report.

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55. Copyright @ 1983 The Financial Times Limited; Financial Times, September 3,

1983, Saturday, SECTION 1; Books Fiction; Pg. 10, 819 words, Bindel boys;

Brothers by Bernice Rubens. Hanish Hamilton. £8.95, 502 pages. Marcovaldo byItalo Calvin°, translated by William Weaver. Secker and Warburg. £7.95. 121pages.; Fire Falcon by Duff Hart-Davis. Jonathan Cape. £7.95, 287 pages.; TheDisenchanted by Budd Schulberg. Allison and Busby. £8.95, 394 pages., BYNICHOLAS BEST

56. Copyright 1g 1983 The Washington Post, June 26, 1983, Sunday, Final Edition,Washington Post Magazine; P. 4, 1792 words, THE WILL AND THE WAY; IF SURVIVALIS MORE THAN A COSMIC CRAPSHOOT, THEN SOME OF US MUST HAVE THE RIGHT STUFF, BYLAWRENCE MEYER; Lawrence Meyer is a staff writer for The Magazine., MEYER

57. Copyright @ 1983 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, April 23,1983, Saturday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Page 23, Column 4; EditorialDesk, 790 words, EXAMINE U.S. AID TO NAZI CRIMINALS, By Elizabeth Holtzman;Elizabeth Holtzman, Brooklyn District Attorney and a Democrat, was a member ofCongress from 1973 to 1981., LEAD : The time has come for a thorough examinationof the role of the United States Government in aiding, protecting andcollaborating with Nazi war criminals after World War II.

58. Copyright ig 1983 The Washington Post, April 13, 1983, Wednesday, FinalEdition, Style; Bl, 980 words, A Lifetime of Searching; The Survivors Of theHolocaust Look for Truth In Names & Faces; BIRKENAU; TWINS; EXPERIMENTS; DR.MENGELE, By Carla Hall, REUNIO

59. Copyright @ 1983 The Washington Post, April 12, 1983, Tuesday, Final EditionFirst Section; 48, 470 words, VOICES FROM THE HOLOCAUST; THE CAMPS, CAMPS

60. Copyright m 1983 The Washington Post, April 10, 1983, Sunday, Final Edition,Style; H1, 1230 words, Elie Wiesel: Four Decades After Auschwitz, By PhilMcCombs, NEW YORK, WIES

61. Copyright @ 1983 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, April 3,1983, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 11; New Jersey; Page 4, Column 4;

New Jersey 14eKly Desk., 1193 words, GHETTO UPRISING TO BE MARKED, By GINAGESLEWITZ, LEAD: THE 40th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising will becommemorated at Holocaust memorial programs throughout the state in the nextseveral weeks.

62_ Copyright 1983 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of WorldBroadcasts, February 15, 1983, Tuesday, Part 1 The USSR; A. INTERNATIONALAFFAIRS; 1. GENERAL AND WESTERN AFFAIRS, SU/7258/A1/10, 538 words, Barbie andOther Nazis Allegedly Sheltered by the USA, (c) Tass in Russian for abroad 1928and in English 2151 gmt 9 Feb 83 Excerpts from commentary by Sergey Zanin

63. Copyright tg 1983 The Washington Post, January 5, 1983, Wednesday, FinalEdition, Style; Cl, 1720 words, Little Tales of Hope, Magic & Miracles; YaffaEliach's Gentle, Powerful Holocaust Stories, By Michael . Kernan, ELIACH

64. Copyright )1) 1982 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November15, 1982, Monday, Late City Final Edition, Section Q; Page 20, Column 2; StyleDesk, 1276 words, OUT OF DEATH, A ZEST FOR LIFE, By NADINE BROZAN, LEAD: Everytime Dr. Gisella Pen l enters a delivery room, she stops first to pray: "God,you owe me a life, a living baby." That debt was incurred in Auschwitz in

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War II, when the Hungarian gynecologist, who was both inmate and physicianat the concentration camp, realized that to save the lives of hundreds ofpregnant women, she would have to prevent them from giving birth.

65. Copyright @ 1982 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, October 1,1982, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 19, Column 1; NationalDesk, 796 words, CONFEREES ADOPT STOPGAP FUND BILL, By MARTIN TOLCHIN, Specialto the New York Times, WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, LEAD: Congress missed the deadlinetonight for action on a catch-all spending bill needed to finance the Governmentin the next two and a half months, even though House and Senate confereesadopted a compromise measure resolving differences in the legislation approvedby each chamber.

66. Copyright ID 1982 The Financial Times Limited; Financial Times, September 23,1982, Thursday, SECTION I; The Arts; Television; Pg. 19, 1431 words, It is timefor Some good news, Chris Dunkley

67. Copyright @ 1982 The Christian Science Publishing Society; The ChristianScience Monitor, September 2, 1982, Thursday, Midwestern Edition, PulloutSection; Pg. B17, 1460 words, S. Wiesenthal searches for 'witnesses' to NaziHolocaust, By Gil Klein, Special to The Christian Science Monitor, Tampa, Fla.

68. Copyright @ 1982 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, May 6,1982, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 12, Column 4; ForeignDesk, 150 words, Hope for the Capture Of Mengele Is Revived, Reuters, VIENNA,May 5, LEAD: Simon Wiesenthal, the hunter of Nazi war criminals, said today thathe was close to catching Dr. Josef Mengele, who has been accused in the deathsof 400,000 people at the Auschwitz death camp during World War II.

69. Copyright @ 1981 The New York Times_ Company; The New York Times, December 2,1981, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 16, Column 1; NationalDesk, 475 words, JEWISH BUSINESSMAN GETS HATE MAIL, UPI, CHICAGO, Dec. 1, LEAD:Victor Weiss, a Jewish businessman in Kenilworth, a suburban village north ofChicago, and members of his family are being victimized by a series of pranksand Mailgrams with Nazi overtones.

70, Copyright @ 1981 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, November11, 1981, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 31, Column 2;Editorial Desk, 822 words, OBSERVER; AND THE REICH GOES ON, By Russell Baker,LEAD: To children of the 1930's World War I, though it had ended only 15 or 20years earlier, already belonged to ancient history. I marveled that my parentshad been alive when it was fought. It made them seem very, very old.

71. Copyright @ 1981 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, October 18,1981, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 24; Page 3, Column 1; Arts andLeisure Desk, 843 words, Television Week, By C. Gerald Fraser, LEAD: Nazi Hunt"Filming the program was extremely dangerous, especially in Paraguay." BillBemister, a British-born filmmaker living in Australia, was talking about his"The Hunter and the Hunted," a documentary concerning the search for Nazi warcriminals, which will be broadcast for the first time Wednesday at 8 P.M.

72. Copyright @ 1981 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, June 14,1981, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Part 1; Page 11, Column 1;Foreign Desk, 1005 words, WIESENTHAL DENIES SLIGHTING TIMERMAN, By COLINCAMPBELL, LEAD: Simon Wiesenthal, the hunter of Nazi war criminals, said

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yesterday that quotations attributed to him in a recent syndicated column byWilliam F. Buckley Jr. questioning the integrity of Jacobo Timerman, the criticof Argentina's rulers, had been partly fabricated.

73. Copyright 1981 The Washington Post, March 30, 1981, Monday, Final Edition,Style; 83, 820 words, Simon Wiesenthal : Stalking The Nazis, By Michael Kernan

74. Copyright 1981 Guardian Publications, Ltd.; Manchester Guardian Weekly,January 25, 1981, Pg. 21, 540 words, The how but not the why

75. Copyright 1980 The New York Times Company; The New York Times. , December28, 1980 1 Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Part 1; Page 27, Column 4;Foreign Desk,. 142 words, Nazi Found in Uruguay, Wiesenthal Tells Israelis,Reuters, TEL AVIV, Dec. 27, LEAD: Simon Wiesenthal, the Nazi hunter, said todaythat Dr. Joseph Mengele, a war criminal, has been seen in Uruguay.

76. Copyright 8 1980 The New York Times Company; The New York Times, September30, 1980, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page 9, Column 1;Cultural Desk, 920 words, TV: VANESSA REDGRAVE, INMATE, By JOHN J. O'CONNOR,

LEAD : THE ironies permeating tonight's showing at 8 o'clock of "Playing forTime" are little short of dizzying. CBS-TV is under considerable fire whilepresenting a production that, given television's notorious tendency to push"entertainment values," is remarkable for its artistic integrity. Then,several Jewish organizations that lauded the superficial and gimmicky"Holocaust" series now find themselves opposing a film of infinitely moresensitivity and power.

77. Copyright 1980 The Washington Post, September 30, 1980, Tuesday, FinalEdition, Style; ON THE AIR; 81, 1220 words, The Scar That Binds; 'Playing forTim'; 'Playing for Time': Redgrave's Triumph, By Tom Shales

78. Copyright 1980 The Christian Science Publishing Society; The ChristianScience Monitor, September 3, 1980, Wednesday, Midwestern Edition,Arts/Entertainment; Television Preview; Pg. 19, 1020 words, Moving -- andcontroversial -- new Arthur Miller drama, By Arthur Unger, New York

79. Copyright 1980 The Washington Post, July 20, 1980, Sunday, Final Edition,Book World; Mysteries; Pg. 11, 1310 words, Murder at Midsummer, By Jean M.White; Jean M. White reviews mysteries for Book World on the third Sunday of themonth.

80. Copyright 1980 The Washington Post, April 18, 1980, Friday, Final Edition,Style; Movies; El, 1130 words, Feeble 'Factor'; 'Human Factor': Preminger'sTepid Tale of Treason; Tepid Tale of Treason, By Gary Arnold

81. Copyright 1980 The British Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of WorldBroadcasts, March 22, 1980, Saturday, Part 1 The USSR; A. InternationalAffairs; 1, General and Western Affairs, SU/6377/41/2, 650 words, USA Accusedof Making Preparations for Chemical and Germ Warfare, (b) Telegraph Agency ofthe Soviet Union in English 1945 gmt 20 Mar 80 u Radio Peace and Progress" inEnglish for Africa (1630 gmt 20 Mar 80)

82. Copyright 1980 The Washington Post, February 11, 1980, Monday, FinalEdition, First Section; Al, 1740 words, Colonia Dignidad: Nobody Comes, NobodyGoes Mystery Veils Colony in Chile, By Charles A. Krause, Washington Post

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83. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, September 9, 1979 ', Sunday, FinalEdition, The Washington Post Magazine; Suspicions; Pg. 5, 510 words

84, Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, August 19, 1979, Sunday, Final EditionOutlook; El, 2820 words, The Tracking And Freeing Of a Nazis Killer; The Lifeand Deaths of Gustav Wagner, By Tom Bower; Tom Bower reported and produced a BBCtelevision program on Gustav Wagner. This article is reprinted from TheListener, a BBC publication.

as. Copyright 6 1979 Facts on File, Inc.; Facts on File World News Digest,August 17, 1979, OTHER NATIONS; Paraguay, Pg. 616 A3, 700 words, Mengele LosesCitizerishipI

86. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, July 25, 1979, Wednesday, FinalEdition, First Section; Al, 860 words, Terrorist Worked As Ambassador'sBodyguard Herei Ambassador's Bodyguard Was Croatian Terrorist, By ChristopherDickey, Washington Post Staff Writer

87. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, June 23, 1979, Thursday, Final EditionFirst Section; A22, 280 words, Nazi Extradition Asked Of Paraguay President, ByKatherine Ellison, Washington Post Staff Writer

88. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, May 18, 1979, Friday, Final Edition,Style; Cl, 1620 words, The Prophetic Outrage of William Styron; The Author of'Nat Turner' Decries a Different Slavery, By Michael Kernan, ROXBURY, Conn.

89. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, April 30, 1979, Monday, Final Edition,Style; B3, 670 words, Simon Wiesenthal's Legacy, By Michael Kernan

90. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, April 29, 1979, Sunday, Final Edition,Style; N1, 2770 words, Muted Works of One Man's Silent Rage; Muted Works of ASilent Rage; 'Some Couldn't Cope With the Sheer Illogic of It All'; 'It Was SoEasy to Die'; He Survived Five Nazi Concentration Camps: Painting Kept Him AliveBy Michael Kernam.

91. Copyright @ 1979 The Washington Post, April 1, 1979, Sunday, Final Edition,

Style; HI, 3390 words, The Hunter's Remembrance; Simon Wiesenthal, theHolocaust's Avenging Angel, Will Not Forget, By Michael Getler, VIENNA

92. Copyright @ 1978 The Washington Post, November 24, 1978, Friday, FinalEdition4 Sports; Jim Muffay; D7, 520 words, Puberty Delay an Eyesore, Jim Murray

93. Copyright @ 1978 The Washington Post, October 5, 1978, Thursday, FinalEdition, Style; Film; 81, 1110 words, The Crafty Chill of 'Boys From Brazil';'Boys From Brazil': The Genetic Scheme of an Infamous Nazi; The Genetic Schemeof a n Infamous. Nazi, By Gary Arnold

94. Copyright @ 1978 The Washington Post, July 31, 1978, Monday, Final Edition,Style; El, 2270 wards, The Nazi Network; Parties for Hitler and Mussolini: TheBoys Are Still in Brazil; Birthday Parties for Hitler and Mussolini: The BoysAre Still in Brazil, By Larry Rohter, Special. to The Washington Post, ITATIAIA,Brazil

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95, Copyright 0 1978 The Washington Post, June 2, 1978, Friday, Final Edition,First Section; A24 1 810 words, Arrest in Brazil Revives Nazi Specter, By LarryRohter, Special to The Washington Post, SAO PAULO, Brazil

96. Copyright 0 1977 Facts on File, Inc.; Facts on File World News Digest,October 22, 1977, OTHER NATIONS; Paraguay, Pg. 803 B2, 114 words, Nazi warcriminal repOrted in Paraguay

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