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100 1  Litten, Irmgard Wüst, |d1879-1953.
245 10 A mother fights Hitler / |cby Irmgard Litten ; with a foreword by his grace the archbishop of York and an introduction by W. Arnold-Forster.
260    London : |bGeorge Allen and Unwin Ltd., |c1942.
300    xii, 286 p. ; |c21 cm.
520    This is the story of a mother's efforts to save her son from the grip of the Nazi machine... Hans Litten, an exceptionally brilliant young scholar and advocate, who had defended many working men who had been falsely accused of murder, was on the list of persons to be arrested when the Reichstag was fired. From the time of his arrest until his death he was interned in a succession of concentration camps. He was tortured until he made a false statement, which he immediately repudiated as extorted under physical torment. Feeling unable to endure further torture, and striving to retain his honour, he attempted suicide--from publisher. 
580    The Roger Griffin ComFas Collection
600 10 Litten, Hans Achim, |d1903-1938.
650  0 National socialism.
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