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A collection of essays, some published previously, discussing German-Jewish relations in present-day Germany. Pp. 93-128 deal with various forms of Holocaust commemoration. Pp. 175-215 discuss the debate concerning the planning and establishment of a Holocaust memorial in Berlin in the 1990s. Pp. 219-227 discuss the Walser-Bubis controversy. Includes bibliographical references (pages 249-265). 265 ...

Mauser bajonet in schede met foedraal ter bevestiging aan riem. Aan de bovenkant van het lemmet is aan beide zijden een nummer gegraveerd: S/185 en aan de andere kant: 4943 met daaronder de letters 'O' en 'L' tegen elkaar aan. Aan de achterkant van het foedraal staat een merk: Korn. Kläger & (?) ia (?), 1935, Berlin.

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"Weltgeschichte erzählt am Schicksal ihrer Protagonisten. August 1939. Flirrende Hitze in Mitteleuropa. Das Korn wird gemäht. Ferienzeit. Es könnten unbeschwerte Tage sein, aber etwas Verstörendes liegt in der Luft. Die einen sagen, ein neuer Krieg stehe bevor. Die anderen schwören, der Frieden sei sicher. In diesem unruhigen August schaut die Welt auf den Obersalzberg. Hier verbringt Adolf Hitler ...

Henryk Tabaksblat was born as Chaim (Heniek) Tabaksblat on May 3, 1922 in Łódź, Poland. His father, Mordka Tabaksblat (1896-1967), was a painter and his mother, Hendla Korn Tabaksblat (1896-1942), took care of the children: Josef Tabaksblat (1919-1941); Henryk Tabaksblat (b. 1922); Rajzla Roza Tabaksblat (1924-1943); and Ruchla Tabaksblat (1927-1943). The family lived at 25 Gdanska Street in Łódź, ...

Selected records of the Union of Polish Patriots in the USSR (ZPP) and the Organizing Committee of Polish Jews in the Soviet Union Included are minutes, correspondence, personal files of organization activists and members, various name lists, newsletters related to the repatriation of the Polish population, statistical data on field work, regional and local units of the Union of Polish Patriots, memories, ...

The Aron Zolty photograph collection consists of 39 photographs relating to the experiences of Aron Zolty in the ghetto in Łódź, Poland, and in displaced persons camps in Hannover and Lübeck-Blankensee, Germany.

George David Schwab was born on November 25, 1931 in Libau (Liepaja in the Latvian), Latvia. His father, Arkadi Jakob Aron Schwab, b. 1884, was a gastroenterologist and his mother, Klara Jakobson Schwab, b. 1903, was a trained musician. George had an older brother, Bernhard Boris Schwab, who was born in 1921. The family resided on Korn Strasse 27 (Graudu iela in the Latvian) and their phone number ...

Copies at USHMM RG-54.006M