Mixed Claims Commission
The Mixed Claims Commission, established under the Treaty of Berlin (1921), heard claims totaling hundreds of millions of dollars from American companies, property owners, and insurers seeking compensation from Germany. Historian Jules Witcover, in his book "Sabotage at Black Tom," documented extensive evidence of German involvement based on declassified intelligence files and Mixed Claims Commission testimony.
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Mixed Claims Commission is documented in the evidence record of this published dossier.
Co-documented with Mixed Claims Commission in 1 published dossier, including “Black Tom Explosion”.
Co-documented with Mixed Claims Commission in 1 published dossier, including “Black Tom Explosion”.