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The Kladno District Court was established in 1877, being separated from the Unhošť District Court. It was subordinated to the District Governor's Office in Smíchov and since 1893 to the newly established Governor's Office in Kladno. The agenda originally included mainly civil affairs and less serious criminal cases. Later, a criminal court for juveniles (1931), a labor court (1934-44), and an arbitral ...

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners vgl. Findbuch Z 46 Bearbeitungshinweis vgl. Findbuch Z 46 Bestandsbeschreibung Die Alliierte Kontrollbehörde (Allied Control Authority) - oberstes Regierungs-, Kontroll-, Koordinations- und Verwaltungsorgan der vier Besatzungsmächte in Deutschland für die Jahre 1945 - 1948 und somit in einer Kontinuität zur Tradition deutschen Gesamtstaatlichkeit stehend - gehörte lange ...

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USHMM RG-18.002M (Latvian Central State Historical Archive (Rīga) records)

Consists of post-war letters sent to survivor Hrissetta Badescu, restitution paperwork related to the family of Alexander Weinrich, identity cards and paperwork related to survivor Alexander Dolin, a copy of "Tale of a City" published by the Office of War Information (OWI), the May 1939 issue of "Current History" which includes a large section on refugees, and other miscellaneous documents related ...

Records pertaining to the Nazi office of the Reichsstatthalter in Salzburg, as well as of the Bezirkshauptmannschaften and Landräte. Includes the expropriation records ("VMS Arisierung") for the provincial state of Salzburg, records of the city of Salzburg, records pertaining information on Roma people, camps in Salzburg, labor camps for "asocial "prisoners, Russian labor workers and prisoners of ...

Time magazine, dated March 15, 1943, with a drawing on the cover of Elmer Davis, director of OWI (Office of War Information), with a quote, "A free people has a right to know..."

Éd. français. v. ; 21 cm.

The Political Intelligence Department was established as a secret Foreign Office Department at the outbreak of the Second World War, and provided cover for the Political Warfare Executive, which was formed in August 1941 to undermine enemy morale and resistance by various forms of propaganda. It was constituted by an amalgamation of parts of the European sections of the BBC and of the Foreign Publicity ...