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The fonds contains material from just two months of activity of the office, but it contains valuable data concerning the start of the Nazi occupation of the Vsetín area, inter alia Reports of the District Office in Valašské Meziříčí, lists of municipalities, Jews, Germans and associations (1939).

Part Two. The Olympic flame arrives at the regatta course at Gruenau. The first event is the 10,000 meter kayak race followed by rowing (in the rain - shots of crowd with umbrellas). Hitler greets the head of the international rowing organization and watches the race. Hitler and Goering cheer from the stands as Germany wins. Shot of the German victors sitting in their boat and giving a Hitler salute. ...

Stukken betreffende ontwerp-bestemmingsplan Ooievaarsnest - Rekerbuurt e.o. - Behandeling in de commissie R.O.V. d.d. 14 juni 1979. - Starten vooroverleg ex art. 8 B.R.O. (Dossier I).

The following files are related to the history of the German and Romanian occupation regime and the Holocaust: File 24. Orders, announcements, leaflets and posters by occupation authorities. 1942-43. 39 pages. File 25. Leaflets and appeals of the German military commandment of Crimea. 1942-44. 99 pages. File 26. Copies of orders, circulars and enactments of the German Propaganda Headquarter in Crimea ...

The Life After the Holocaust collection reveals the complexity of starting over for six Holocaust survivors whose journeys brought them to the United States following WWII.

Abraham and Bertha Rolef (née Kahn) had three children: Else (b. 1909), Hans (b. 1913), and Ruth (b. 1915). Prior to the start of World War II, their children emigrated from Germany. Abraham and Bertha were deported to Theresienstadt in 1942. In October 1944 they were deported to Auschwitz where they perished.

Published to accompany an exhibition held Feb. 8-Mar. 15, 2000, Strasbourg, as well as a travelling exhibition held in France and elsewhere starting in Oct. 2002. 173 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm

Contains a memoir written by Max Bloch (Johanna Marcus's maternal cousin) who in 1938 managed to flee his hometown of Prague to Lisbon and from there to the United States. He served in the US Army as a translator. While working for the US Military Government for Germany, Max Bloch wrote his memoir, starting on February 7, 1947 in Berlin; in German; 208 pages. Includes a photograph depicting General ...

Inleiding Bogumil Ignacy ("Billy") Strenk (1926, Puck, Polen - 1982, Vlissingen) kwam in 1944 naar Nederland als één van de Poolse bevrijders. Sinds 1946 woonde hij in Vlissingen. Hij was uitgever en redacteur van het blad ‘De Poolse Oudstrijder’. Na een conflict met het bestuur van de Vereniging van Poolse Oud-Strijders startte hij de uitgave van het tijdschrift ‘Vrij Polen’. Kort voor zijn overlijden ...