EARLEAN McCARRICK COLLECTION, A.0189

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1 EARLEAN McCARRICK COLLECTION, A.0189 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC Tel. (202) e mail: reference@ushmm.org Descriptive summary Title: Earlean McCarrick collection Dates: Accession number: 1997.A.0189 Creator: McCarrick, Earlean, Extent: 4.5 linear feet (9 boxes) Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW, Washington, DC Abstract: The Earlean McCarrick collection consists of research files documenting cases of denaturalization, deportation, and extradition of accused Nazi criminals and collaborators in the United States and the role of the Office of Special Investigations in those cases. Documentation is particularly extensive for the Andrija Artuković and John Demjanjuk cases. Languages: English, German Administrative Information Access: Collection is open for use, but is stored offsite. Please contact the Reference Desk more than seven days prior to visit in order to request access. Reproduction and use: Collection is available for use. Material may be protected by copyright. Please contact reference staff for further information. Preferred citation: (Identification of item), Earlean McCarrick collection, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, Washington, DC Acquisition information: Earlean McCarrick donated the Earlean McCarrick collection to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in

2 Accruals: Accruals may have been received since this collection was first processed, see archives catalog at collections.ushmm.org for further information. Processing history: Julie Schweitzer, December 2014 Biographical note Earlean McCarrick ( ) was a political scientist and assistant professor of government and politics at the University of Maryland. She wrote a series of articles with Henry Friedlander about Nazi criminals in the United States for the Simon Wiesenthal Annual. Scope and content of collection The Earlean McCarrick collection consists of research files documenting cases of denaturalization, deportation, and extradition of accused Nazi criminals and collaborators in the United States and the role of the Office of Special Investigations (OSI) in those cases. Denaturalization files document denaturalization proceedings against accused Nazi criminals and collaborators in US District Courts, Circuit Courts, Immigration Courts, and the Supreme Court. Records include OSI digests of cases, court records, notes, Westlaw case digests, Lexis Nexis court records, printed materials, drafts of articles, press releases, and correspondence. Deportation files document deportation proceedings against accused Nazi criminals and collaborators in US District Courts, Circuit Courts, Immigration Courts, and the Supreme Court. Records include OSI digests of cases, court records, notes, Westlaw case digests, Lexis Nexis court records, printed materials, drafts of articles, press releases, excerpts from the Congressional Record, and correspondence. Extradition files document extradition proceedings against accused Nazi criminals and collaborators in US District Courts, Circuit Courts, and the Supreme Court. Records include Westlaw case digests, notes, printed materials, court records, Senate records, draft articles, and excerpts from the criminal code. Andrija Artuković files document deportation and extradition proceedings again Artuković in US District Courts, Circuit Courts, and Immigration Courts. Records include court records, Westlaw case digests, printed materials, correspondence, notes, and OSI digests of cases. John Demjanjuk files document extradition, denaturalization and deportation proceedings against Demjanjuk in US District Courts, Circuit Courts, Immigration Courts, and the District Court of Jerusalem. Records include court records, printed materials, notes, Westlaw case digests, and OSI digests of cases. Office of Special Investigation files document the establishment of the OSI, its role in pursuing Nazi criminals and collaborators in the United States, and the history of the United States relationship with immigrant Nazi criminals and collaborators. This series includes printed materials, OSI digests of cases, Senate bills, speeches, Senate committee records, Congressional records, correspondence, Displaced Persons Act legislative history, notes, reports, press releases, and a deportation order. System of arrangement The Earlean McCarrick collection is arranged as six series: 2

3 Series 1: Denaturalization, Series 2: Deportation, Series 3: Extradition, Series 4: Artuković, Andrija, Series 5: Demjanjuk, John, Series 6: Office of Special Investigations, Indexing terms Artuković, Andrija, Demjanjuk, John United States. Department of Justice. Office of Special Investigations. Holocaust, Jewish ( ). War crimes investigation United States. War criminals United States. World War, Atrocities. Deportation United States. Extradition United States. Citizenship, Loss of United States. CONTAINER LIST Series 1: Denaturalization, (bulk ) Articles, 1953, 1962, (4 folders) 1 5 Artishenko, Basil, Bartesch, Martin, Chaunt, Peter, Costello, Frank, Dercacz, Michael, Deutscher, Albert, Filartiga, Dolly M.E. and Joel, Gudauskas, Vytautas, Habich, Jakob, Hrusitzy, Anatoly, Inde, Edgars, Juodis, Jurgis, Kairys, Liudas, Karklins, Talivaldis, Katin, Matthew, Kirsteins, Mikelis, Klimavicius, Jonas, Kowalchuk, Mykola,

4 Kowalchuk, Serge, (4 folders) 1 27 Koziy, Bohdan, Kungys, Juozas, (3 folders) Kungys, Juozas, (11 folders) 2 12 Leili, Stefan, Linnas, Karl, (2 folders) Osidach, Wolodymir, (2 folders) 2 17 Palciauskas, Kazys, Paskevicius, Mecis, Popczuk, Michael, Rossi, Cesare, Schellong, Conrad Heinrich, (2 folders) 3 1 Schuk, Mykola, Sokolov, Vladimir, Soobzokov, Tscherim, Sprogis, Elmars, (3 folders) 3 7 Tannenbaum, Jacob, Theodorovich, George, (2 folders) Trifa, Valerian, (2 folders) 3 12 Trucis, Arnolds Richard, Virkutis, Antanas, Von Bolschwing, Otto Albrecht Alfred, (2 folders) 3 16 Walus, Franks, Series 2: Deportation, Articles, Artishenko, Basil, Avdzej, John, Benkunskas, Henrikas, Bernotas, Antanas, Detlavs, Karlis, (2 folders) 3 24 Eckert, Josef, Ensin, Albert, Federenko, Feodor, Case digests and Congressional Record, (2 folders) 3 28 Federenko, Feodor, Correspondence, Federenko, Feodor, Court records, (3 folders) Federenko, Feodor, Court records, (3 folders) 4 4 Federenko, Feodor, Draft articles, Federenko, Feodor, Notes, approximately Federenko, Feodor, Printed materials, Hazners, Vilis A., Kacilauskas, Juozas, Kairys, Liudas,

5 4 10 Kalejs, Konrads, Kaminskas, Bronius, Kisielaitis, Juozas, Kulle, Reinhold, (2 folders) Laipeneiks, Edgars, (4 folders) 4 19 Lehmann, Alexander, Leprich, Johann, Linnas, Karl, (3 folders) 4 24 Lipschis, Hans, Maikovskis, Boleslavs, (5 folders) 5 6 Mengele, Josef, Palciauskas, Kazys, Paskevicius, Mecis, Rudolph, Arthur, , (2 folders) 5 11 Schellong, Conrad Heinrich, Sokolov, Vladimir, Stoltz, John, Theodorovich, George, Trifa, Valerian, Wieland, Josef, 1986 Series 3: Extradition, (bulk ) 5 17 Assarsson, Jan Alf, Assarsson, Sven Ulf Ingemar, Blach, Bruno, Eain, Ziyad Abu, General citizens, Neidecker, George W., U.S. ex. Rel., Quirin, Richard, Ex Parte, Ryan, Hermine, 1973, U.S. Code 18 USC , 1946, Series 4: Artuković, Andrija, Civil Case, Handel v. Artuković, (4 folders) Civil Case, Handel v. Artuković, (5 folders) Deportation, , (4 folders) Extradition, , (10 folders) Extradition, , (2 folders) 7 3 Printed materials, 1958,

6 Series 5: Demjanjuk, John, Denaturalization, (3 folders) 7 7 Deportation, Extradition, , 1993 (11 folders) 8 1 Extradition, , 1993 (1 folder) Israel vs. Demjanjuk, , 1993 (13 folders) 8 15 Notes, approximately Printed materials, (5 folders) Series 6: Office of Special Investigations, Barbie, Klaus, Clippings, Deportation Legislation, Digests of cases, (4 folders) 9 8 Émigré group objections to US extraditions, Establishment and historical justification, , 1953, 1962, (6 folders) 9 15 Funding, Nazis and Axis collaborators used to further U.S. anti communist objectives, 1978, (3 folders) 6