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This "Sonderbericht der Deutschen Wochenschau" [Special report of the German weekly newsreel] starts on April 4, 1941 with footage of Goebbels addressing the German people via radio and von Ribbentrop delivering diplomatic letters to the ambassadors of Yugoslavia and Greece. Then soldiers, armored personal carriers, and tanks cross the Yugoslav border into Croatia from Styria, thus opening the Southeastern ...

VS, group of young men and women performing traditional folk songs and dances for a large crowd, presumably gathered for a folk festival. Shots alternate between shots of the performers and shots of the crowd cheering. During the dance performance, a man announces "Jewish cradle song" (lullaby). VS, Red Army, marching along roads, reclining and socializing in the sun. City, large crowds of civilians, ...

Bevat : Verzet, verlies, vermoord, verdriet, vrijheid 75 jaar / Jan Boverhof ; Met de bevrijding in zicht, evacués vanuit Roermond / Frans Bork ; Het naoorlogse leven van Frits de Zwerver (1945-1978) / Dick Kaajan ; De mislukte aanslag op Dijkert en Pol / T. Eskes ; Bor / Willemijn Bussink ; De oorlog in beeld ; "Maar afwachten of alles er straks nog staat ..." / Frans Bork. Omslagtitel. - Geen titelpagina. ...

Collection consists of legislation (decrees) related to people of Jewish origin, legislation related to the agreement between Bulgaria and Romania, and controversial issues about their border, and the bilateral agreement between Germany and Bulgaria.

Consists of seven photographs, including a 1936 photograph of a group of young women in Poland; a photograph of Yitzhak Weinberg's post-war bar mitzvah in Palestine; portraits of Hirsch and Rivke Weinberg; and portraits of Ester Malka and Yitzhak Stiel. Also includes Yitzhak (Izak) Stiel's 1947 Polish passport.

Stichting Beheer Collectie Airborne Museum > Nummers 6000-6999 > Dagorder gericht aan Lt.Col. C.F.O. Breese (commandant) en alle militairen van het 1e Battalion The Border Regiment, 1945.

1st ed. xix, 200 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.

Contains Danielle Alix Morris's personal memoir and a photocopy of her mother's arrestrecord. Danielle Alix Morris's memoir describes her move closer to the Swiss border after Germany annexed Alsace and hiding in the countryside of France. This collection also includes excerpts from her mother's memoir which describe Gestapo interrogation, experiences in Drancy, deportations to Auschwitz, and her father's ...