The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II
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The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II
Summary
The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II is a document[1].
Key Facts
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II authored Stuart E. Eizenstat[2].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's instance of is recorded as document[3].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's instance of is recorded as government report[4].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's instance of is recorded as written work[5].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's publisher is recorded as United States House Committee on Financial Services[6].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's OCLC number is recorded as 682211420[7].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's publication date is recorded as +1997-06-25T00:00:00Z[8].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's Open Library ID is recorded as OL412739M[9].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's main subject is recorded as World War II[10].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's main subject is recorded as Nazi plunder[11].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's work available at URL is recorded as https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uva.x005023232&view=1up&seq=3[12].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's work available at URL is recorded as https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ssd?id=uva.x005023232;seq=3[13].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's ISBN-10 is recorded as 0-16-055664-3[14].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's described at URL is recorded as https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007603514[15].
- The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's title is recorded as The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II[16].
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Authorship and Creation
The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II authored Stuart E. Eizenstat[2]. Its publisher is recorded as United States House Committee on Financial Services[6].
Publication
The Eizenstat report and related issues concerning United States and allied efforts to restore gold and other assets looted by Nazis during World War II's publication date is recorded as +1997-06-25T00:00:00Z[8].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include World War II[10] and Nazi plunder[11].