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Latest revision as of 12:51, 29 July 2021
Dr. Göpel was officially cleared by the German Embassy in Paris to transport the Schloss collection to the Munich Führerbau. The Embassy offered to split up the shipment due to the number of crates. The first set of crates would leave on 25 November
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Göpel cleared to transport collection to Munich
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Dr. Göpel was officially cleared by the German Embassy in Paris to transport the Schloss collection to the Munich Führerbau. The Embassy offered to split up the shipment due to the number of crates. The first set of crates would leave on 25 November
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Göpel cleared to transport collection to Munich
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23 November 1943
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23 November 1943
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Dr. Göpel was officially cleared by the German Embassy in Paris to transport the Schloss collection to the Munich Führerbau. The Embassy offered to split up the shipment due to the number of crates. The first set of crates would leave on 25 November 1943 and the second one on 26 November. The SD would provide protection.
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