Erich Randt
Erich Randt was a German archivist known for his role during World War II as the director of the Prussian State Archive in Breslau. He became infamous for overseeing the confiscation of valuable Polish archival documents shortly after the Nazi occupation of Poland, which included key historical records that had significant cultural relevance to Poland.
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Erich Randt is noted for his role in the confiscation of documents during the Nazi occupation.
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