Declaration on German Atrocities

Autumn of 1943 - Anne Levy’s family, “passing” as Christians on the Aryan side of Warsaw, was betrayed by a Polish neighbor.

Anne Levy: Betrayed on Aryan Side

October-November 1943 – Representatives of the three major Allied nations meet in Moscow and announce a post-war agenda that includes a Declaration on German Atrocities.

The Times-Picayune, November 1, 1943 - Cartoon, We Await a Boom from the Second Moscow Cannon, p. 6 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - Allies Pledge Unity in War, Peace; Capital Hails Pact, Rival Senate Groups Both for Conference Ideas, p. 1 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - LONDON ACCLAIMS VOWS OF NATIONS, Complicated Problems Are Cause for Speculation, p. 2Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - AUSTRIA BREAK MAY BE NEARING, Moscow Declaration Reference Is Noted, p. 3 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - Texts of Four Declarations Signed at Moscow Parley, Unity, Punishment of War Criminals Stressed, (AP) p. 3 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - HULL, EDEN LAUD PARLEY RESULTS, (AP) p. 3 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - Editorial, THE MOSCOW DECLARATIONS, p. 8 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - Cartoon, Block-Buster on the Political Front! p. 8 Image description
The Times-Picayune, November 2, 1943 - JEWS NEGLECTED, SAYS HENDERSON, Former OPA Chief Charges Allies With Cowardice, (AP) p. 6