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He surmised that the Soviet regime had known about Waldheim's service with the Nazis in Yugoslavia and had been using its knowledge against him throughout the post-war years.
Lunch With the Holy Roman Emperor Seth Lipsky 2011
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John Frankenheimer's pulse-pounding war film is lean and riveting, as Lancaster's character works intrepidly to foil Von Waldheim's exacting plans.
John Farr: Burt Lancaster: Always Larger Than Life John Farr 2011
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John Frankenheimer's pulse-pounding war film is lean and riveting, as Lancaster's character works intrepidly to foil Von Waldheim's exacting plans.
John Farr: Burt Lancaster: Always Larger Than Life John Farr 2011
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He surmised that the Soviet regime had known about Waldheim's service with the Nazis in Yugoslavia and had been using its knowledge against him throughout the postwar years.
Lunch With the Holy Roman Emperor Seth Lipsky 2011
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However, scientists are now embarrassed by Mr Waldheim's deployment as an interstellar envoy because it later emerged that he had been an enthusiastic member of the Nazi party.
On the Offensive James Taranto 2010
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John Frankenheimer's pulse-pounding war film is lean and riveting, as Lancaster's character works intrepidly to foil Von Waldheim's exacting plans.
John Farr: Burt Lancaster: Always Larger Than Life John Farr 2011
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In 1986, five years after the end of his second term, Jewish groups discovered evidence of Waldheim's role -- which he denies -- in the deaths of thousands of Balkan Jews and Resistance fighters.
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Waldheim's history reminded Austrians that many served in the Wehrmacht, and were well aware of, or participated in, atrocities against Jews and other groups.
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In fact, in 1948 the U.N. War Crimes Commission had documented the record of Waldheim's service with the Germans.
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He granted an audience to Austrian President Kurt Waldheim, despite controversy about Waldheim's role in the German military during World War II.
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