Reischsalder (imperial eagle) with swastika embroidered in yellow thread on green cloth

Records about uniform and dress regulations for SS and Wehrmacht personnel, the distribution of clothing in the Kraków area, and transports of clothing from Auschwitz and other camps to Kraków.

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(LIB 6573) Atrocities at Dachau, Germany, May 3, 1945. MCUs, US soldier removes German sign over doorway: "Strasse der SS" MSs, statue of Nazi soldier in the camp. MCUs, pan, pile of prison uniforms burning in open field. Sign nearby: "Typhus, Beware." MSs, former inmates push prison clothing in wagon and unload it at dump. MSs, through barbed wire fence, victims of camp lying on litters. CUs, ragged ...

The collection consists of clothing articles owned by German Sinti.

The collection consists of two cloth dolls with moveable arms and legs.

Within the larger history of fashion, especially for women, in Nazi Germany, Guenthor (history, Houston Community College, Texas) finds smaller stories of economic greed and political machinations; of ideological hyperboles, cultural contestations, and the manufacture of illusion; of gender fashioning and class conflict; of high fashion salons and Jewish ghettos; and of world war, home fronts, and ...

British officer speaks to British MPs sitting in chairs in front of a building, smoking. VAR views, CUs. Sign reads HEADQUARTERS BELSEN CAMP. Women walking in street. Another tree-lined street with pedestrians, mostly soldiers and women. Entering building. Board reading, ARMY WELFARE SERVICE TONIGHT. Women in courtyard of camp. INT, British rehabilitation workers (women) providing survivors (women) ...

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Max Landwirth (1863-1943) was born in Kraków, in what was then part of the Austrian Empire, on 21 July 1863. He served in the Austrian army, prior to immigrating to the United States. He initially settled in Vicksburg, Mississippi, where he opened a clothing store. On 21 August 1898, he married Mollie Drebin, of Michigan City, Indiana, but after their wedding, the couple returned to Vicksburg. Due ...

The collection consists of children's clothing relating to the experiences of Jeffrey, Leon, and Blanka Hochbaum in Vienna, Austria, after the Holocaust.

Photographic print: black and white image depicting man sewing large Star of David badge on to clothing; another man seated in the background also appears to be wearing a large Star of David badge on his jacket; Mogilev, Belarus, USSR; not dated.

The collection consists of clothing irons, a coffee mill, a meat grinder, and a scale relating to Krakow, Poland before and during the Holocaust.

The collection consists of a June 1934 issue of Der Stürmer and two undated cloth patches promoting Nuremberg as the site of Nazi Party rallies.

Hands up in surrender, partisans in civilian clothing retreat from mountainside. Seated on a hill (under guard), looking unhappy.

Documentation of the district administration in Kostopol, 1941-1942
 
 - Instructions by the Gebietskommissariat (district commissioner) in Kostopol;
 - Statistical data regarding the nationalization of property and the sale of Jewish homes, 19/12/1941-29/09/1942;
 - Appeals to the Kostopol municipality by two Jews, regarding receiving a food allotment, 04-05/1942;
 - List ...

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