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Julius Epstein, Author, 74, Dies; Wrote of Forced Repatriations ARCHIVES | Julius Epstein, Author, 74, Dies; Wrote of Forced Repatriations TRENDING The strength of facts. The power of truth. Reporting stories you can trust. Get one month free for digital subscriptions. SEE MY OPTIONS ARCHIVES | 1975 Julius Epstein, Author, 74, Dies; Wrote of Forced Repatriations JULY 5, 1975 PALO ALTO, Calif., July 4 (UPI)—Julius Epstein, a journalist who wrote hooks about the forced repatriation of antiCommunist to the Soviet Union after World War II, died Thursday at the age of 74. Mr. Epstein was for 10 years a research associate at Hoover Institution, Stanford University, acrd was also a professor of international affairs at Lincoln University in San Francisco. His latest work dealing with the return of anti‐Communists was entitled “Operation Keelhaul.” In it Mr. Epstein maintained that the United States had secretly agreed to the forcible return of more than a million Russians and East Europeans to the Soviet Union after the war. He said those returned had been prisoners of war, refugees and displaced persons. Mr. Epstein discovered early in 1954 in the Army's Historical Records Branch at Alexandria, Va., an Index card marked, “Forcible Repatriation of Displaced Soviet Citizens—Operation Keelhaul.” Told it was “top secret,” he went to court to have the decouments declassified, without success. In 1970 the White House informed him that President Nixon had removed the Government's objection to declassification. “However,” the spokesman said, “given TRENDING the joint origin of the documents, British concurrence is necessary before they can be released, and this concurrence has not been received.” AD DECENTRIC GPS is Doomed (No Joke) Meet the company taking on an $11.2 trillion dollar market. Don't miss this one. VISIT SITE Mr. Epstein wrote in The New York Times Op‐Ed Page in 1970, “Through my study I became convinced that forced repatriation, as carried out by the American and British military authorities, was a violation of the Geneva Convention of 1929.” Mr. Epstein was horn in Vienna, came to the United, States in 1939 and worked during the war for the Office of War Information. He was later a correspondent for several European newspapers. He joined the Hoover Institution in 1963. Survivors include his widow, Vally, and a son, Peter Stevens. Subscribe and see the full article in TimesMachine New York Times subscribers* enjoy full access to TimesMachine—view over 150 years of New York Times journalism, as it originally appeared. Subscribe *Does not include Crossword-only or Cooking-only subscribers. July 5, 1975, Page 16 The New York Times Archives We are continually improving the quality of our text archives. Please send feedback, error reports, and suggestions to [email protected]. A version of this archives appears in print on July 5, 1975, on Page 16 of the New York edition with the headline: Julius TRENDING Epstein, Author, 74, Dies; Wrote of Forced Repatriations. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe Top News » TRENDING The Rise and Fall of Paul Manafort: 1. Greed, Deception and Ego 2. The Iraqi Spy Who Infiltrated ISIS The Flourishing Business of Fake 3. YouTube Views EUROPE EDITION Voting Rights Advocates Turkey, Italy, NASA: Your Used to Have an Ally in Omarosa Manigault Newman Taped Monday Briefing the Government. Thatʼs 4. Her Firing by John Kelly Changing. Rally by White Nationalists Was Over 5. Almost Before It Began Turkey’s Financial Crisis Surprised 6. Many. Except This Analyst. Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost 7. Stopped Climate Change China Seeks Influence in Europe, One 8. Business Deal at a Time 9. How Y’all, Youse and You Guys Talk In a Town of 11 People, Mysterious 10. Disappearance Turns Neighbor Against Neighbor View More Trending Stories » Go to Home Page » NEWS OPINION ARTS LIVING LISTINGS & MORE World Today's Opinion Today's Arts Automobiles Reader Center U.S. Op-Ed Columnists Art & Design Crossword Classifieds Politics Editorials Books Food Tools & Services N.Y. Op-Ed Contributors Dance Education N.Y.C. Events Guide Business Letters Movies Fashion & Style Multimedia Tech Sunday Review Music Health Photography TRENDINSGcience Video: Opinion N.Y.C. Events Guide Jobs Video Health Television Magazine NYT Store Sports Theater N.Y.C. Events Guide Times Journeys Education Video: Arts Real Estate Subscribe Obituaries T Magazine Manage My Account Today's Paper Travel NYTCo Corrections Weddings & Celebrations SUBSCRIBE Home Delivery Digital Subscriptions Crossword Email Newsletters Gift Subscriptions Group Subscriptions Education Rate Mobile Applications Replica Edition © 2018 The New York Times Company Contact Us Work With Us Advertise Your Ad Choices Privacy Terms of Service Terms of Sale Site Map Help Site Feedback Subscriptions.
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