Material includes reports and other documentation regarding the fate of Jewish displaced persons in Occupied Germany

Recording of the 1943 "We Will Never Die" pageant produced by Kurt Weill. The musical program, recorded at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, involves songs and speeches of tribute, delivered by volunteer actors, actresses, musicians, and composers, in memory of Jews killed by the Nazis. A major part of the production is devoted to honoring the brave Jews who participated in the Warsaw Ghetto upri ...

This collection of copy papers documents, in part, the life of Henry G Plitt, focusing, in particular, on his involvement in the capture of Julius Streicher and Robert Ley.

Leon Degrelle, Commander of 15th Brigade of Volunteers-SS (also a Belgian fascist), meets with SS officers to get Cross of Valor. 1:06:09 LS in midst of forest, tent/bunker in BG. Group of SS officers coming toward camera. Among them is Degrelle who was or is to be decorated by Hitler. CU as they go up steps into building.

Collection of pre-war photographs of Hana Lustig Greenfield (donor's late wife) from Kolin, Czechoslovakia. Included are several documents. Hana survived Terezin and Auschwitz. Collection of photos and two negatives pertaining to donor's participation in MACHAL - "Overseas Volunteers" who came in 1947-1949 to fight for the nascent State of Israel during its struggle for survival and independence.

Consists of 15 photographs depicting the wartime and post-war experiences of the Gotteszmann family of Paris, France, consisting of Eugene and Helene Honig Gotteszmann and their daughter, Catherine. Eugene Gotteszmann was a foreign (Hungarian) military volunteer with the French army in 1940 when he was arrested. He spent the war in the Magdeburg work camp. Helene Gotteszmann hid in Paris with false ...

Testimony (photocopied), of Yiddish text, presumably by Josef Zalcman (Joseph Zaltzman), along with photocopies of family photos and post-war DP identification cards for Josef and Nesia Zalcman. Text has partial translation from volunteer, and appears to deal with Zalcman's experiences in a town in Eastern Poland initially occupied by Soviets from 1939-1941, and then by Germans thereafter.

[Rangee de SS aplaudit a une reunion, Paris] Title: "L'Europe unie contre le Bolchevisme" Joseph Darnand speaking (no sync). Crowd, applause. Marcel Dead speaking (no sync). Serbian volunteers marching and joining the anti-Bolshevik battle. Fighting, advancing, weapons. Military officers meet in office. German cavalry. Guard boats along coast. German units, stocking weapons, tank, over marshy land, ...

The Martin Pereira collection consists of a registration form and passport issued to Martin Rodrigues Pereira, March 11, 1941, in Hilversum, the Netherlands, containing transit stamps documenting his journey through France and Portugal on his way to Cuba and Argentina; letters from the Civil Defense authorities of Townhall of Hilversum regarding volunteer duty for the Air Defense, May 10-12, 1940; ...

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum volunteer Catherine Lee conducted the interview with her aunt Hildegard Lee in Mystic, CT on April 21, 2010. The interview was received by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Branch in June 2010.

xxii, 375 pages, 7 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, portraits, maps (on endpapers) ; 23 cm.

Fox Movietone Newsreel excerpts. Yanks parade in NY. The first volunteers march on Fifth Ave. Troops load into transport, crowded decks. Wilson selects first draft number. VP Marshall selects second. Troop ships pull away. GIs with dog mascots. AEF lands, marches in Paris. Crowds cheer, flowers thrown. Yanks march in London. "Last Pictures of the Czar" with family before Palace. Russian army in snow. ...

Bevat : Introduction: The burden of triumph : victorious societies in twentieth century European history / John Paul Newman ; Volunteer veterans and entangled cultures of victory in interwar Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia / John Paul Newman ; War trophies, war memoriabilia, and the iconography of victory in the British Empire / Jennifer Wellington ; Colonialism and contested cultures of victory in the ...

"We began at Toungoo in July 1941 with a kindergarten for teaching bomber pilots how to fly fighters." Within a few months Claire Chennault had welded his men into a first rate air guerilla force, bombing and strafing in the service of China. Known as the Flying Tigers, they were spurred on by a reward of 500 dollars for every Japanese plane downed. - Back cover. Includes bibliographical references ...

Flanders Hitler Youth present flags to Eastern front volunteers. Buglers on battlements, shots of fortress, MLS pan down to Flanders Hitler Youth parading out of doorway carrying swastika flags. Flag up flagpole. AV ranks of Flanders Hitler Youth (men and women) standing in semicircle in courtyard. CU symbols hanging from wall, stylized lion and pan up wall to black eagle with swastika. LS castle and ...

French fascist Jacques Doriot addresses "Legion of French Volunteers" in Velodrome d'Hiver in Paris. Huge audience inside velodrome including German officers and CU of Vichy officers. MS officer at podium giving Nazi salute. Doriot speaking in French at podium in profile. Talks of difficult combat of winter of 1941 and 1942. MS German officers in front row. People in crowd give fascist salute. Additional ...

Copyright Holder: T︠S︡entralen dŭrzhaven arkhiv (Bulgaria)

<p>The author, Anna Stamm, lived in Frankfurt am Main. She was a friend of the parents of Hilde Mayer (d. 2015), a former volunteer at the Wiener Library. She was widowed with an only son, Ernst, who was a doctor. In 1934-1935 he worked as a physician at the Jewish hospital, Gagerstrasse, Frankfurt am Main.</p><p>They were both deported to Terezin and at some point the son was deported further, presumably ...

Memoirs of a Polish Jew, born in 1918 in Upper Silesia. His family moved to Germany, and in 1938 he was arrested while trying to leave the country and sent to Dachau. Six months later he was released and emigrated to England. He joined the British Forces as a volunteer, helped liberate France, and after the war became a Staff Sergeant for War Crimes Investigation. He arrested many war criminals, including ...