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  1. Liste über Namen von Juden von denen Akten bei der Gestapo

    1. Archivverzeichnisse
    2. Diverse Archive

    Liste über Namen von Juden von denen Akten bei der Gestapo Düsseldorf vorliegen (in London)

  2. Liste von Ausländern, die auf Veranlassung der Gestapo

    1. Gefängnisse
    2. Listenmaterial Gruppe P.P.

    Liste von Ausländern, die auf Veranlassung der Gestapo hingerichtet, zwischen 1942 und 1944 im Krematorium Dortmund eingeäschert und auf dem Hauptfriedhof Dortmund beigesetzt wurden

  3. Listen betr. Juden, die in den Kreisen Main- & Unterfranken

    1. Registrierung und Betreuung von DPs innerhalb und außerhalb von Lagern
    2. Erfassung von befreiten ehemaligen Verfolgten an unterschiedlichen Orten (F18-Listen)
    3. Registrierungen von ehemaligen Verfolgten in Deutschland

    Listen betr. Juden, die in den Kreisen Main- & Unterfranken lebten, zusammengestellt von der Gestapo Würzburg. Einige zogen fort, andere starben.

  4. Listen und Berichte verschiedener Innenkommandos: Kommando 68 3.SS-Köhlerkompanie/Kommando 97 Lagererweiterung/Kommando 34 Polizei-Weimar/Kommando 34 Haptamt Ordnungspolizei Berlin/Kommando 34 a Gef. ...

    1. Konzentrationslager Buchenwald
    2. Listenmaterial Buchenwald

    Listen und Berichte verschiedener Innenkommandos: Kommando 68 3.SS-Köhlerkompanie/Kommando 97 Lagererweiterung/Kommando 34 Polizei-Weimar/Kommando 34 Haptamt Ordnungspolizei Berlin/Kommando 34 a Gef. Baracken und Bunkerbau, Gestapo Weimar/Kommando 52 Polizei-Offizierschule Weimar/Kommando 2 Zweckverband Weimar, "Stollenbau"/Kommando 120 Polizeirevier I und II

  5. Listes de ressortissants allemands criminels de guerre ou membres de la Gestapo détenus par les autorités américaines.

    1. Intérieur ; Direction centrale des Renseignements généraux.

    Lettres de A à L. Lettres de A à Z. Lettres de M à Z. Liste complémentaire de "criminels de guerre" établie par les services américains - tome I, II et VIII).

  6. Listes des convois de déportation

    Les listes conservées par le Mémorial sont majoritairement des listes originales. Ces listes donnent les noms, prénoms mais également parfois les dates et lieux de naissance, la nationalité ainsi que la situation de famille, la profession, l’adresse ou le matricule d’internement des personnes déportées. Les camps de départ sont essentiellement Drancy mais aussi Pithiviers, Beaune-la-Rolande, Compiègne, Angers, Lyon et Malines (pour les personnes arrêtées dans le nord de la France, qui ont été déportées depuis la Belgique). Les noms ne sont pas toujours ordonnés de la même façon selon les li...

  7. Lists of Jews evacuated from Bytom in Upper Silesia

    Contains names of 982 Jews (indicated as German Jews by Siegfried Halbreich [donor] who were transported from Beuthen, Germany, (now Bytom, Poland) in Oberschlesien (Upper Silesia) in May and June 1942.

  8. Living Space Leo Haas aquatint of new arrivals at the ghetto gate

    1. Leo Haas collection
    • United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    • irn513927
    • English
    • 1942
    • overall: Height: 14.625 inches (37.148 cm) | Width: 19.750 inches (50.165 cm) pictorial area: Height: 8.625 inches (21.908 cm) | Width: 11.250 inches (28.575 cm)

    Aquatint created by Leo Haas in 1966 based upon sketches made in 1942 based on scenes he witnessed while an inmate of Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp. It depicts a newly arrived transport of prisoners waiting at the ghetto gate. Haas was an inmate of Terezin from September 1942-October 1944. Haas, 38, a Czech Jew and a professional artist, was arrested in 1939 in Ostrava in German occupied Czechoslovakia for being a Communist. He was deported to Nisko labor camp in Poland, then shipped back to Ostrava to do forced labor. In September 1942, he was sent to Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp, w...

  9. Łódź (Litzmannstadt) ghetto scrip, 1 mark note, found postwar

    1. Miriam Novitch collection

    Scrip, valued at 1 mark, distributed in Łódź (Litzmannstadt) ghetto, and found at the site of Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp in Czechoslovakia by Miriam Novitch after the war. The scrip was issued in the German-controlled Łódź ghetto from June of 1940 to its liquidation in the fall of 1944. The scrip was issued in denominations of: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 mark notes; 5, 10, and 20 mark coins; and 50 pfennig notes and 10 pfennig coins. Miriam Novitch was living in France, working in a factory and giving Russian and German language lessons when Germany invaded the country in May, 1941. Du...

  10. Łódź (Litzmannstadt) ghetto scrip, 10 mark coin

    1. Marek Watnicki collection

    10 mark Litzmannstadt coin owned by Mieczyslaw Watnicki, although when or how he acquired it is unknown. This type of coin was issued in Łódź Ghetto in German occupied Poland in 1943. Currency was not allowed in the ghetto, and scrip was issued for use only there. After Germany invaded Poland in September 1939, Mieczyslaw lived in Warsaw under a false identity as a non-Jew. He was arrested in late 1940 for falsifying identity papers, but the Gestapo did not discover that he was Jewish. He was sent to Auschwitz as a Polish political prisoner and assigned prisoner number 137605. In late 1944 ...

  11. Łódź (Litzmannstadt) ghetto scrip, 2 mark note, found postwar

    1. Miriam Novitch collection

    Scrip, valued at 2 marks, distributed in Łódź (Litzmannstadt) ghetto, and found at the site of Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp in Czechoslovakia by Miriam Novitch after the war. The scrip was issued in the German-controlled Łódź ghetto from June of 1940 to its liquidation in the fall of 1944. The scrip was issued in denominations of: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 mark notes; 5, 10, and 20 mark coins; and 50 pfennig notes and 10 pfennig coins. Miriam Novitch was living in France, working in a factory and giving Russian and German language lessons when Germany invaded the country in May, 1941. D...

  12. Łódź ghetto scrip, 20 mark note

    1. Steffa Horowitz Mairanz collection

    Scrip acquired by 22 year-old Steffa (Shifra) Horowitz Mairanz (Marjanc) from family members who lived in the Jewish ghetto in Łódź, Poland. Steffa, her husband, and their infant daughter, who was born April 12, 1940, lived in hiding in different towns near Łódź to avoid being interned in any ghettos. Steffa managed to smuggle several family members out of the Łódź ghetto before it was destroyed by the Germans in 1944.

  13. Łódź ghetto scrip, 50 pfennig note, saved from the ghetto

    1. Salomea Herszenberg Kape family collection

    Scrip used by Salomea Herszenberg while she was imprisoned in the Jewish ghetto in Łódź, Poland. When the Germans transferred Jews to the ghetto, they confiscated all currency in exchange for Quittungen [receipts] that could be spent only inside the ghetto. In February 1940, following Germany's occupation of Poland in September 1939, 14-year old Salomea and her family were forced to move there. Salomea attended school and her parents worked their same jobs; her mother was a midwife, her father delivered textiles. In spring 1944, the Germans decided to destroy the ghetto. With the assitance ...

  14. Loesten, Karl (Loewenstein)

    1. Zeugenschrifttum
    2. L
    3. Lichtenstein - Lutz

    Schreiben Loesten an Bundeszentrale für Heimatdienst, 02. August 1955 mit Anlage: Niederschrift "Meine Verhaftung", ohne Datum, betreffend Verhaftung durch Gestapo und Ghetto Minsk; Niederschrift Loewenstein "Meine erneute Festnahme", ohne Datum betreffend Verhaftung und Ghetto Theresienstadt; Umfangreiche Korrespondenz Loewenstein mit Institut für Zeitgeschichte, April 1956-August 1957 betreffend zeitgeschichtliche Forschung und Forschungsergebnisse zu nationalsozialistischer Zeit, hier auch Abschrift eines "Heimeinkaufvertrags"; Vortragsmanuskript Springer "Das Gesundheitswesen in Theresi...

  15. Lola and Walter Kaufman papers

    1. Lola and Walter Kaufman collection

    The collection documents the Holocaust-era experiences of Lola Kaufman (born Loncia Rein), originally of Czortkow, Poland (Chortkiv, Ukraine) and her husband Walter Kaufman, originally of Połaniec, Poland. The bulk of the collection consists of pre-war and post-war family photographs, including depictions taken in the Eschwege displaced persons camp. Also included is a pre-war autograph book and several post-war songbooks used while Lola was in Eschwege.

  16. Lola Kaufman papers

    The papers consist of a passport issued to Etie Stempler, the late wife of Lola Kaufman's maternal uncle, Gedalia Aschkenase, who immigrated to the United States in 1930 as well as a newspaper clipping from the New York Post, dated June 26, 1962, referring to Heinrich Peckmann, an SS sergeant in Chortkiv (Czortków), Ukraine, who was acquitted by a German court in Saarbrücken, Germany. Peckmann murdered Lola Kaufman's mother, Dwojre Rein, in 1942.

  17. Long sleeve peach ruffled blouse worn by an Austrian Jewish girl

    1. Edith Ostern collection

    Ruffled, peach blouse brought with 3 year old Edith Tennenbaum, her parents Dora and Emil, and her 1 year old brother George when they left Vienna, Austria, in 1939, for the United States. The blouse was purchased at a premier children’s clothing shop in Vienna. When Germany annexed Austria in March 1938, Edith and her parents had a comfortable life in Vienna. But soon, Emil's lumber business was confiscated. During the birth of her brother George that August, her mother was not allowed to go to the regular hospital because they were Jewish. During Kristallnacht on November 10, 1938, Emil w...

  18. Looped metal whip that may have been used at Auschwitz given to a Ukrainian journalist covering the Nuremberg Trials

    1. Miroslav Hrijoriev Gregory collection

    Hand crafted metal whip given to Miroslav Hrijoriev Gregory, a Ukrainian journalist, in Nuremberg, Germany, in early 1947 while he was covering the proceedings of the Nuremberg Trials. The whip was supposedly used by an Auschwitz concentration camp guard, nicknamed Chocolata, and presented as evidence during trial proceedings. Miroslav was a Ukrainian journalist and illustrator, as well as a socialist who opposed the Soviet-style communist government of Ukraine during the early 1930s. Miroslav fled to Prague, Czechoslovakia, in the mid-1930s. He was married to a doctor, Eugenia, and in 1940...

  20. lot de lettres, notes et coupures saisis à l'hôtel du Parc, Chambre 131 1-4. note de Darnand au commandant du Groupement des Forces du Maintien de l'Ordre de Clermont-Ferrand relative au désarmement des unités de G.M.R. et de Gendarmerie et à la création d'unités de volontaires pour la lutte contre le terrorisme et les forces du maquis, 13 août 1944, 4ex. 5-8. note anonyme du 12 août 1944 intitulée "Incidences des évènements en cours sur les relations franco-allemandes" 9-16 copie de la lettre adressée par le directeur général de la Gendarmerie au Secrétaire général au Maintien de l'Ordre, 20 juillet 1944 17-22. copie d'une lettre de Charles Maurras au Maréchal Pétain précisant le rôle de Déat dans l'arrestation par la Gestapo de deux collaborateurs de l'Action française. En annexe : copie d'une lettre de Maurras au commandeur de la Gestapo lyonnaise, 18 juillet 1944 23. note d'écoute radiophonique relative au projet d'ordonnance gaulliste rétablissant la légalité républicaine, 28 juin 1944 24-25. déclaration de René Cassin sur le projet d'ordonnance relatif au rétablissement de la législation républicaine, 27 juin 1944 26-27. note intitulée "Protestations et décisions du C.N.R.". - Berne, 26 juin 1944 28-30. note d'écoute radiophonique : discours du Général de Gaulle, 26 juin 1944 31-40 extrait de "Que devient la Belgique" par Philippe Trey, 22 juin 1944 41-51. tracts de la Légion française des Combattants Times 52-54. dépêche du " " sur les rapports du Gouvernement d'Alger avec les Anglo-Américains, 5 juin 1944 55-57. note sur la situation européenne en mai 1944 58-68. articles de Dominique Sordet "Explication de l'attentisme" et "Bilan de l'attentisme", s.d. 69-74. consignes données à la presse par le Commissariat à l'Information du C.F.L.N., 5 avril 1944 75-77. exposé résumant le motif de l'audience demandée au Maréchal Pétain par le président du Touring-Club de France, 8 avril 1944 78-80. rapport de Dorgères sur les impositions des produits agricoles 81. projet de déplacement du lieutenant-colonel de Longueau chargé de rendre visite aux départements d'accueil des évacués du littoral méditerranéen 82-83. voir plus loin Times 84-89. éditorial du " " "L'interprétation de la Charte de l'Atlantique", 20 mars 1944 82-83 et 97-100. tableau synoptique des demandes de la Corporation paysanne et de l'action des services du ministère de l'Agriculture

    1. Haute Cour de justice. Volume 9 Haute Cour de justice. Rép. num. détaillé dact., par M.-Th. Chabord, 11 vol., 2420 p. Volume 7 : 3w/217-3w/250
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