24 pages : illustrations, 2 maps, portraits ; 21 cm + 2 charts

"Maj. Albert E. Milliken, editor-in-chief."--Page 442 472 pages illustrations (some color), portraits, maps (some color) 33 cm

Reel 2: 07:01:22 "1 May 1934, Jubilee" Members of the Krupp family attend a Nazi rally in Berlin. 07:03:00 "Nazi officials visiting the Krupp Firm" Soldiers marching, holding flags with swastikas, delivering speech, distributing Hitler's book, "Mein Kampf." 07:03:50 "Dedication of Hitler painting at Krupp's Institute for Physical Research" Unveiling of portraits of Hitler and Bismarck. Shots of officials ...

xi, 147 pages illustrations, portraits, folded color maps 19 cm

Consists of mainly pre-war photographs of members of the Burdowski family, originally of Klodava, Poland, in various group portraits; includes photographs of David, Moshe, and Hersch Burdowski.

A collection of facts and documents relating to three years' persecution of German Jews, derived chiefly from Nazi sources. 287 pages illustrations, plates, portraits, facsimiles 23 cm

6. Aufl. 94 pages illustrations, group portraits 20 cm

Includes bibliographical references (pages 246-252). 258 pages portraits 21 cm.

Cover title. 31 pages illustrations, facsimiles, group portraits 23 cm

[1st ed.]. 2 volumes : illustrations, group portraits ; 26 cm

Collection consisting of four photographs of class portraits for school, one photograph of group of girls and a boy seated at table, and one photograph of men and women seated at table; all photographs have text written in ink on verso.

Copyright Holder: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

The photographs relate to Rysia Bialostocka's experiences in Bialystok, Poland, before World War II. The images consist of informal, outdoor shots of groups of teenagers and children as well as studio portraits of individuals.

"The White Rose (German: die Weiße Rose) was a non-violent, intellectual resistance group in Nazi Germany, consisting of students from the University of Munich and their philosophy professor. The group became known for an anonymous leaflet and graffiti campaign, lasting from June 1942 until February 1943, that called for active opposition to dictator Adolf Hitler's regime. The six most recognized members ...

Includes bibliographical references (pages xvii-xxii). xcv, 1382 pages group portraits 24 cm

Consists of 29 photographs of various scenes, including Heinrich Himmler talking to German officers, Hitler talking to officers, a group of civilians being deported (photographs are stamped "Friedrich Franz Bauer," photographs of German military troops and movements, and liberation photographs from an unknown concentration camp. Many of the photographs of the civilians are large portraits of the faces ...

Consists of two photographs owned by Tova (Tonka) Gamzo, who was part of a group of women who worked as forced laborers in the Ober Alstadt concentration camp, a subcamp of Gross-Rosen. The photographs are portraits of Germans (an unknown male and female) who helped the female forced laborers working in the factories.

Includes bibliographical references. xvii, 731 pages illustrations, group portraits, maps (some color) 24 cm.

Interior shots of fabric factory machinery and workers. United Jewish Appeal officials tour the facility, inspect fabric produced, and converse with factory workers. Julian Venezky appears at 01:00:46. UJA men, including Venezky and Sidney Green (?), exit the factory. Some of the officials are women. Point of view shot from interior of a moving car, passing by a checkpoint with a sign in Hebrew. The ...

Uniformed and armed partisans marching through the streets of a town and across a field. Shots of male partisans receiving instructions from a commander (close-ups of commander), then saluting. The commander chats with the troops; good close-ups of male and female partisans. The scene switches to the interior of a partisan barracks. British, American and Soviet flags are visible on the walls. The soldiers ...

Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-277). 287 pages illustrations, maps (on lining paper) group portraits 22 cm

Includes bibliographical references (pages 85-86). 93 pages illustrations, maps, group portraits 25 cm.

Anna and Bocko Mayo were married in Kastoria, Greece on March 20, 1911. They sailed to New York on the SS Argentina from Patras on July 30, 1911. Anna and Bocko Mayo were married in Kastoria, Greece on March 20, 1911. They sailed to New York on the SS Argentina from Patras on July 30, 1911.