The History of Terrorism
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Social ideologies
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Nationalism
Nationalism studies
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Anti-communists by nationality
Swiss anti-communists
Carl Jacob Burckhardt
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Carl Jacob Burckhardt
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1923 Population exchange between Greece and Turkey
1938 Sudeten Crisis of 1938
1950-Today Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels
1955 Bilderberg Conference (September) participants
Advocates of conspiracy theories involving Jews
Ambassadors of Switzerland to France
Bilderberg and CIA links
Bilderberg and Nazi links
Bilderberg and nobility links
Burckhardt (family)
Ernst Gagliardi
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies faculty
Heinrich Wolfflin
League of Nations High Commissioner for the Free City of Danzig
League of Nations people
Pour le Merite (civil class)
Presidents of the International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross personnel
Swiss anti-communists
Swiss diplomats
Swiss historians
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Adolf Eichmann
He opposed the Nuremberg trials, calling them "Jewish revenge."
Here, his skilful demeanor and his diverse contacts came to him: He was by Pope Pius XII. received, knew Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Carl Jacob Burckhardt, diplomats, German and British senior officials and many others.
His strong anticommunism even led him to considering Nazism the lesser evil.
Josef Mengele
Politically, his term was controversial as he maintained the ICRC's existing policy of strict neutrality in international disputes, which led to the ICRC refusing to condemn the Nazis as their atrocities came to light officially.
Under his watch, the ICRC provided documents that helped many high-level Nazis, including Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele, escape Europe and evade justice for their war crimes in World War II.
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Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Marie-Elisabeth de Reynold
Max Egon zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg