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The fonds includes fragments of the archival records of the German Settlement Company in Nová Bystřice, showing the life and administration of the Nazis in the border regions in 1938-1945. The files relating to prisoners of war and foreign nationals are especially valuable. There are also interesting documents concerning property affairs of individual estates, showing the bad relations between the ...

"Entering Germany traces Vaccaro's wartime journey from Germany's western border, east through battlefields, and across the Elbe River. It continues through the aftermath of the war in the European theater, and documents the Occupation of Germany until 1949. Gathered together for the first time, the remarkable pictures in Entering Germany tell the tale of one man's first-hand experience of the disastrous ...

De lijst is geschreven op 7 perkamenten bladen die op twee borden waren bevestigd: van bord 1 zijn twee bladen en van bord 2 vijf bladen bewaard gebleven

N.B.: De huurders zijn (de jaren tussen haakjes zijn die van het opmaken van de akten): een administratiekantoor; H.W. Bakhuis Roozeboom, assistent aan het scheikundig laboratorium; dr. Pieter Arie Hendrik de Boer (1946), hoogleraar aan de Rijksuniversiteit te Leiden; mr. Arnoud Jacob Theodore de Bordes (1864), voormalig raadsheer; J.W. van Borselen (1848); Hendrik Brummelkamp (1885); Bartold Roelof ...

Stichting Beheer Collectie Airborne Museum > Nummers 6000-6999 > Afdruk op een vel van 3 foto's van Cpl W. Collings, J. Crawford. A. Hanna , 1st Battalion, The Border Regiment, en het hotel Schoonoord., z.j.

Memoirs of a Jew born in Amsterdam in 1919. Pp. 50-104 describe the German occupation of the Netherlands in May 1940, the anti-Jewish laws, the actions of Jewish resistance groups, and the collaboration of the Dutch and of the Judenrat with the Nazis. Gitter, a member of the resistance, fled with his mother and brothers in summer 1942 through Belgium to France. Gitter's father had emigrated to Argentina ...

Contains nine postcards, dated July18-23, 1942, written by Salli, Eva, Helma and Alfred Israel (donor’s paternal great uncles), to their governess Sibilla Klaus, a non-Jewish woman, during their last journey from Cologne, Germany to Minsk where they were murdered in Maly Trostinetz upon arrival. The first postcard was sent from Cologne and the rest were sent on route: Berlin, Bromberg (Bydgoszcz), ...