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Ansbacher Report – complete

I have uploaded the entire Ansbacher Report. I will be adding the full set of links shortly. (Some PDFs are not working, I will replace those)

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9 responses to “Ansbacher Report – complete”

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  3. Stan avatar
    Stan

    Thank you for uploading these, Gavin.

  4. Gavin Sheridan avatar
    Gavin Sheridan

    No worries!

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  7. Richard Budd avatar
    Richard Budd

    Great blog. How can I download all the appendices to the Ansbacher report without having to click each link individually?

    Unlike most such reports, and the same is true for quite a lot of the PDFs in the Flood/Mahon transcripts, the PDF has been made from an image, meaning you can't search electronically through the documents. Is there a way it can be done? Thanks, Richard

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  9. C. Flower avatar
    C. Flower

    Taking a walk through the earlier history of Anglo Irish, who acquired the Ansbacher Bank at one stage.

    Thanks for this!

    And its a reminder that names can be released!