Consists three passports as well as miscellaneous documents and correspondence related to the family's emigration from Austria in 1938. Also includes two pre-war photographs: one of Luise Koenigstein working in a Jewish owned textile mill in Vienna, 1935; and one of Artur and Luise Koenigstein posing with their children on the beach, also in Austria, 1935.

In Budapest, street scenes, Kornhauser family (Marie's family) walking past shops, posing for camera. LS, city across Danube. Policeman on horse. More shots of the Kornhauser family.

Children posing outdoors, stone and mud houses. Some children in Caucausian dress (boys sheepskin hats, head scarves on girls). Outdoor classroom, shots of children studying, at primitive blackboard. Exercising. FG boys study (looks like davening) with bearded man; children exercise in BG. EXT, shots of school sign in Yiddish (?) and Russian (?). Shots of teenage girls in modern dress exercising. INT ...

The photograph depicts two German soldiers posing for the camera and holding the beards of two Jewish men while a third man looks on.

Snow on ground. People clearing the streets, chopping ice on a pond. Horse-drawn wagon in the street. Man dragging a sled with firewood. Stars of David plainly visible on clothing. Heavy snow falling; young boy posing for camera.

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Dankwart Guratzsch: Macht durch Organisation. Die Grundlegung des Hugenbergschen Presse-Imperiums, Düsseldorf 1974 Wirtschaftsführer, Mitglied der Nationalversammlung, MdR (DNVP, 1919-1933, Gast der NSDAP 1933-1945), Reichsminister (1933) Bestandsbeschreibung Persönliche Unterlagen, Reden, Materialsammlungen, allgemeine und politische Korrespondenzen sowie Sachakten ...

The collection consists of 13 photographs adhered to two photograph album pages and one loose photograph. The images depict groups of German soldiers informally posing, scenic views, and views of Tarnów, Poland, and its Jewish inhabitants bearing identifiable markings such as Star of David armbands. All pages are labeled in German.

Consists of one handbill issued by the National Lecture Management Corp. to advertise William Shirer's lecture, "Where are we Going? A Front-Page Analysis on America in World Affairs", circa 1949-1950. The broadside includes a large photograph of Shirer on one side posing with an MBS microphone, and includes a brief biography of him on the verso.

04:38:03 Visit of House Judiciary Committee, Vienna, Austria, September 20, 1949. CU, Tulln AFB sign. Congressmen leaving plane and greeted by Brig Gen Jesmond D Balmer and others. John G Erhardt, American Minister to Austria, posing with group. Cut-ins, various Congressmen; cars leaving field. LS, American Legation building. Balmer arriving at American Legation. Congressman William T Byrne arriving. ...

The photograph was taken in Gardelegen, Germany, after liberation and depicts five girls posing in matching dresses made, from sheets, by the donor.

Copyright Holder: Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali a del turismo

Edith Krasa Kramer (née Liebeck, 1899-1994) was born on 7 October 1899 in Königsberg, Germany (now Kaliningrad, Russia). She studied medicine in Königsberg and Munich. She married in 1925 after meeting her future husband in Berlin, Germany. He lost his job at Charité Hospital and died in 1937 of natural causes. In March 1942 she was sent to Posen, Germany (Poznań, Poland) to treat women prisoners at ...

The collection consists of 2 photographs: a portrait of Maurice Lisiak, a survivor who was interned in Blechammer, posing in a concentration camp uniform, dated 1945 and an image of a group of men, some dressed in Nazi uniforms and others dressed in civilian clothing, labled "Wloclawek 1941 After the liquidation de the Jewish ghetto."

Collection of French newspaper and magazine pages saved by Julius and Margaret Leszner (donor's parents) during WWII. Some of the pages include their daughter Liliane's birth announcement, a photograph of Margaret Leszner and other refugees from Luxembourg heading to France, an announcement searching for Margaret Leszner posted by her husband, along with other pages saved by the Leszners. Julius survived ...

Young men work with hammer and anvil at the industrial training school Jevrabmol Technicum. MS young man posing. Several young men working on truck wheels and tires. Great CUs of young boys and girls, some play trumpets and ham it up for camera. MLS of JDC inspection team and members of workshop staff standing in front of construction rubble. Quick CUs of the group.

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners 1921 Direktor des Hauptvereins der deutschen Bauernvereine in Posen, 1925 des Landwirtschaftlichen Zentralverbandes in Polen, 1950 Mitbegründer und Erster Vorsitzender des Blocks der Heimatvertriebenen und Entrechteten bzw. Gesamtdeutscher Block/BHE, Abgeordneter, 1950-1953 Mitglied des Schleswig-Holsteinischen Landtages und Finanzminister, seit 1951 zugleich Justizminister, ...

Archief 0581: Collectie Tweede Wereldoorlog > Collectie "Tweede Wereldoorlog" > Diverse foto's betreffende NSB-ers, Nederlandsche Arbeidsdienst, Duits civiel bestuur, Duitse militairen en leden van het Kommando van de Sicherheitsdienst te Meppel, 1940-1945; 1940-1945 > Reproducties van foto's betreffende diverse Nederlandse collaborateur tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog: Anton van der Waals; Leo Poos; ...

Consists of photographs taken by Captain Sigmund Faye in Jun. and Jul. 1945, in the liberated Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps. Photographs show Capt. Faye posing with survivors of the camp, and also include two official photographs taken by the "LAPI" of corpses. Also includes a photocopy of a "Beachhead News" newspaper article mentioning Capt. Faye's heroism on a rescue mission during the ...

Consists of one memoir, 42 pages, entitled "Un Enfant dans la Tourmente: 1942-1944," by Albert Goldsztejn. Mr. Goldsztejn, a young child during the war, hid with his parents in the towns of Sassenage, France and Marcollin, France, posing as Poles and Catholics.

This collection contains a variety of documents of the German police and SS offices from the western territories of Poland, incorporated into the Third Reich following 1939, including: BdO and Kriminalpolizeileitstelle Danzig (Gdańsk), Der Polizeidirektor in Thorn (Toruń), KdS und des SD in Bromberg (Bydgoszcz), Der Höhere SS-und-Polizeiführer Posen (Poznań), SS-Oberabschnitt Warthe (Warta), Polizei-Revier ...

Consists of an undated photograph of Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski posing with Jewish residents of the Łódź ghetto. Those, including men, women, and children, all appear to be wearing Magen Davids.

US soldiers, in Army dress uniforms coming down steps (of barracks?) building. Posing for camera, marching past camera. VS, soldiers about town, in a cafe, eating ice cream on the street in front of a drug store. Pan, Dewey Palace Hotel. Sign reads: "Vic Stolle Drug Co," another sign on shop adjacent to drug store reads: "FW Woolworth & CO". EXT, shots of buildings, unidentified town and buildings ...