Fiss, Harry, 1988-11-13-2009-05-19

Newspaper clipping from The Hartford Courant by Elizabeth Fried, about how Harry Fiss participated in the Nuremberg Trials as a translator. Was also part of the U.S. Air Force, and intelligence during WW II. Harry Fiss was the director of the psychology division of the psychiatry department, specializing in sleep and dreams. He was also a clinical psychologist at the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington, CT, (1988). An email from Broadcast Message about Harry Fiss and his passing, (2009). Photocopy of a newspaper article from Litchfield County Times about Harry Fiss as Nuremberg translator, (2005). A photocopy of a New York Times article by Harry Fiss himself about his time as a Nuremberg traslator, (1999). A photocopy of a New York Times Q and A by Robert A. Hamilton, about Bruce M. Staves book, "Witnessess to Nureberg: An Oral History of American Participants at the War Crimes Trials," with one of the witnessess being Harry Fiss, (1999). Also, an photocopy of an article about Harry Fiss death from the Litchfield County Times, (2009). Also, an emial from Judith Shor Kronick about sending ifnormation on Harry Fiss, (2009).