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Rail's Wife Sues ,
For War Spoils
VIENNA —<IPI— Hans Wittke was
the appraiser of thc .Nazi authori
ties in Vienna. Whenever a Jew
was compelled to rid himself of his
belongings In favor of an "Aryan,"
Wittke fixed the amount of com
pensation to be paid to the Jew.
Hans had his own price-fixing
iystem. He wouldn’t appraise a fur
coat, valued’ at $ 2,000 for more than
12. He lnmself "bought" a house, a
villa, a great many' works of art,
valuable furniture, furs for his wife
and what not.
At thc approach of the red army,
the Wittkes moved to more western
regions. But that didn’t help them
much. Hans was arrested and Is
now under indictment as a war
criminal. i
Liese, the appraiser’s wife, re
turned to Vienna where the Wittkes
had sublet their apartment to the
Voglhuber family. The Voglhubers
did not epcpect to see the Wittkes
again. So they took possession of
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the entire $2,000. Whether .she'll
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huber trial be pronounced prior to
the sentence in the wa* " crime trial.
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GRIFFIN DAILY NEWS Friday, May 7, 1946.
s he might get some compensation
y u t if wittke is sentenced as a war
criminal and his belongings “ac
<,hired” during the Nazi regime are
confiscated, she will not be able to
sustain . . . her claim, , ,