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In Paris, the American Express building on the corner. A man stands in front of the Conference de la Paix bus.

Collectie 176 H.J. van Mook > BIJZONDER > Voorbereiding van het herstel van het Nederlands gezag in Indonesië. > Memorandum van de Indonesian Association of San Francisco voor de United Nations Conference on International Organization houdende een oproep tot het vaststellen van een datum voor het onafhankelijk worden van Indonesië.

S/AC.10/TH/3. 54 p. ; 32 cm.

Records world-wide war activities. Reel 5: (1943) The victory at Stalingrad is celebrated. FDR, Churchill, and de Gaulle confer at Casablanca. US and British troops meet in Tunisia; Gen. Eisenhower greets Gen. Montgomery. Bizerte, Tunis, and many German prisoners are captured. Sicily and Italy are invaded. Mussolini is ousted. The Italian fleet surrenders to Gen. Eisenhower. Naples greets US troops. ...

Title: 75,000 Tons of Clothing for Liberated Peoples. Clothing donations shipped to Europe under the auspices of UNRRA (? UNRRA label on a bundle of clothing). Warehouse full of donated clothing. Shot of Henry Kaiser, director of the program. Title: San Francisco Plans for United Nations Parley. Shots of the War Memorial buildings, where the World Security Conference will take place. American delegates ...

[Erw. neue Aufl.]. 416 pages : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) ; 30 cm + 1 DVD

The second JDC Country Directors’ Conference (April 5-11, 1948) in Paris. Attendees from the United States, nineteen European countries, North Africa, Cyprus, and the Middle East met to analyze relief, resettlement, and reconstruction operations for some 1,000,000 Holocaust survivors in Europe. Among those present were Dr. Joseph Schwartz, Chairman of the European Executive Council for JDC; JDC official ...

23 p. ; in-8.

Collectie : > Sumatra-Noord

Consists of a bound copy of the "Report of Robert H. Jackson, United States Representative to the International Conference on Military Trials", published in London in 1945. The book has a handwritten inscription from Justice Jackson to Sidney S. Alderman, who served as a prosecutor at Nuremberg. The book includes some of Alderman's handwritten notes, annotations, and underlining in the text.