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Max Sander was born in 1890. During the First World War he was awarded the Iron Cross First Class and the <em>Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer</em>. He is described in various documents as a businessman and there is a photograph of a shop in Hamburg called <em>Nebel und Sander</em>.

Includes bibliographical references and index. 283 pages ; 23 cm.

Dr. Gregore E. Gregory was Raoul Wallenberg's secretary and was a high-ranking Red Cross officer on the Danube's left side.

Jaffa-Jerusalem road, the proposed "corridor" in the British partition scheme. Driving on the road from Jerusalem to Jaffa. Several scenes from a moving vehicle showing road lined with cactus and orange groves. Road sign reading "JERUSALEM-LYDDA-RAMLE." Shot of the main highway from Jerusalem to Jaffa from above. 01:14:58 Policeman directing traffic in Jaffa, street scenes, square in Jaffa. Good view ...

1. Aufl. 419 pages ; 21 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index. 211 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Contains an undated printed pamphlet, in French, which includes a letter from an unidentified French prisoner of war, addressed to "little darling mommy" describing his conditions of imprisonment; exhortations from the National Committee of Prisoners of War and directed to friends of liberty, and wives and mothers of prisoners of war; and a report on prisoners of war from the Red Cross.

Reel 8: German engineers repair a bridge which a locomotive crosses. German civilians manufacture war material. German officers confer, trucks transport supplies, men shoe horses. German soldiers sort mail. German troops enter a cathedral. Germany's advance- German forces move through Hangest (France). French and German planes dogfight, a French plane crashes, and Stukas bomb Allied positions. Women ...

Another outdoor café scene showing a German and a woman sitting at a table (woman seen before in Story 4410 on Film ID 2720), smiling at the camera. Man's metal arm braces leaning against fence post. Same woman and another sitting at a table drinking tea, perhaps in a yard, greenery. A different woman is shown exiting a restaurant and crossing the street toward the camera. A moment later, a German ...

This collection comprises a copy English translation of the journals of the family history: original by Dorothea Strauss, translation by Eugene Strauss, her youngest son. Note that what remains of the original still resides with the donor. Also included are copies of Red Cross telegrams between other family members, Alfred and Edmund Lehmann, Kaethe Cohn and Gerda Strauss