Andrus, Burton Curtis. | WW2 Gravestone
Col. Burton Curtis Andrus Sr. (1892-1977) - Find a Grave Memorial
The Infamous of Nuremberg by Burton C ANDRUS - First Edition. - 1969 - from Mainly Fiction (SKU: 037694)
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Col Burton Curtis Andrus Jr. (1917-2004) - Find a Grave Memorial
The Infamous of Nuremberg by Col Burton C Andrus: Very Good Hardcover (1969) First Edition. | C P Books Limited
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Andrus, Burton Curtis. | WW2 Gravestone
Andrus, Burton Curtis. | WW2 Gravestone
Colonel Burton Andrus assumes command of Nazi-war-crimes interrogation center and holding facility on May 6, 1945. - HistoryLink.org
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Andrus, Burton Curtis. | WW2 Gravestone
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Andrus, Burton Curtis. | WW2 Gravestone
The distinctive white helmets worn by guards during the Nuremberg trials became symbols of ultimate justice. - Warfare History Network
