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Subjects Beginning with "D"

D. Chernov, Soviet military journalist and photographer, the Second World War, Berlin, May, 1945

D. Lederer, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland

D. Vytovskyi, Ukrainian military and political figure, West Ukrainian National Republic, portrait

D.A.W., German Armament Works, wartime

Dabrowa Gornicza (Poland: Kielce province), national self-identification, Second Census, 1931

Dabrowa Gornicza (Poland: Kielce province), population, Second Census, 1931

Dabrowa Gornicza (Poland)

Dąbrowa Tarnowska (Poland)

Dachau (Concentration camp)

Dachau (Germany: Concentration Camp)

Dachau (Germany)

Dachau 3K concentration camp, letter forms

Dachau memorial site 1947

Dachau political prisoners

Dachau war crimes trial

Dachau-Song, a German poem by Jura Soyfer, a Viennese poet and prisoner of Buchenwald camp

Dachkomitee, coordinating committee, regarding the welfare of Jews, Germany, Greenstein Report, 1949

Dagmar Moravcova from Kolin (Czechoslovakia)

Daily life in German-occupied Holland

Daily life in ghettos

Daily life in ghettos, Czeladz

Daily life in ghettos, Lodz

Daily life in Minsk, WWII

Daily Mirror, a periodical

Daily news periodicals, Polish

Daily News, periodical, New York (New York)

Dairy Union, Ukrainian cooperative alliance, descending economics, discourse by Novyi Chas, 1923

Dairy Union, Ukrainian cooperative association operating with dairy products, interwar East Galicia

Daladier, Edouard (French President)

Dallas (Texas, United States)

Dalmatia (Yugoslavia)

damaged churches and cathedrals, the First World War

Damaged churches and cathedrals, The Second World War

Danauzeitung, the Danube Newspaper, Yugoslavian periodical

Danger allowance, Lodz ghetto

Daniel Borisijenkow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Daniel Ignatuscenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Danish Red Cross

Danzig (Germany)

Danzig (Poland)

Danzig, Manfred

Darcissac, Roger (Principal of school in Le Chambon)

Darmstadt (Germany)

Das Schwarze Korps, official newspaper of the German SS, 1936

Dating between male and female prisoners in Nazi-German concentration camps, Irena Lusky, memoirs

Dating between males and females prisoners in Nazi-German concentration camps

Daugavpils (Dunaburg), Latvia

David and Regina Ceder, Warsaw ghetto inmates

David Kubaschka, prisoner of Westerbork transit camp

David Lippert, judge advocate, military and civil jurist, postwar Germany

David McCalden (Truth Missions)

David Moszberg, missing person, postwar

David Oistrakh, violinist, Soviet, Jewish

David Rubinowicz, Prisoner of Treblinka extermination camp

David Schlichter, resident of British mandate Palestine, war time

David Warszawski, director of the Judenrat's Tailors' Central Office (Textilabteilung), Lodz ghetto

Davydiak, defender, attorney at law in the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

DAW industries in Europe, utilizing prisoners of German labor camps, 1939 -- 1943

DAW industries, Janowska camp

DAW industries, photo-documents, 1939 -- 1943

DAW industries, photo-documents, German managerial staff

DAW industries, photo-documents, prisoner workforce

DAW industries, photo-documents, technological processes

DAW industry in Dachau, Germany, 1939 -- 1943

Dawid Gertler, chief of Special Department (Sonderabteilung), Jewish Council, Lodz ghetto

Dawid Gertler, chief of the Special Department (Sonderabteilung) of the Jewish ghetto police

Dawid Gertler, corruption and malicious activity, wartime

Dawid Gertler, discourse and narrative, collaboration with German administration

Dawid Gertler, discourse in regard to collaboration with German administration in Warsaw ghetto

Dawid Gertler, discourse in regard to his collaboration with German administration in Lodz ghetto

Dawid Gertler, Jewish collaborator with Nazi German regime in occupied Poland

Dawid Gertler, preferential treatment of his in Nazi-German concentration camps

Dawid Roth, Warsaw ghetto inmate

Dawid Schreiber, lawyer, public figure, member of Polish parliament, contributor to Chwila

Dawid Stahl, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dawid Warszawski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dawid Windman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dawida Rubinowicza, diary of a Treblinka victim

Day to day activities of military personal with regard to refugees, France and Germany, 1944--1945

day-to-day life in ghettos

day-to-day life in Nazi concentration camps

day-to-day life in Nazi German, 1933 -- 1945

day-to-day life in pre-war Europe

Day-to-day life in the ghetto, reflected in the German documents

day-to-day life in the Lodz Ghetto

Day-to-day life in the Lodz ghetto, photo-documents

Day-to-day life in the Theresienstadt Ghetto, 1942 -- 1945

Day-to-Day life in the Theresienstadt ghetto, photo-documents

day-to-day life in the Warsaw ghetto

Day-to-day life in the Warsaw ghetto, photo-documents

Day-to-day life in Warsaw

Day-to-day work in Warsaw Ghetto, reflected in The Last Extermination, 1946

De Frie Danske (The Free Danes), Danish publication

de Gaulle, Charles (1890--1970)

De Valls Bluff (Arkansas, United States)

De Waag, pro-Nazi periodical, Dutch

de-Nazification and de-Militarization in postwar Germany

Dearborn, Michigan (United States)

death by electric barbed wire

Death Certificate

Death certificate (Sterbeurkunde), Rachel Forchheimer, 1920

Death certificate (Totenschein), Moses Forchheimer, 1923

Death certificate (Totenschein), Rachel Forchheimer, 1920

Death notices and obituaries

Death of detainees, Holocaust

death of family members

Death of Gerszon Zipper, November, 22, 1921

Death of Joseph Parnas, the leader of the Judenrat in Lwow (Lviv), March, 1942

Death of loved ones, the War of Independence, 1948 -- 1949

Death of loved ones, the War of Independence, postwar Palestine, Makiel Levin

Death of Olha Basarab in a Lviv prison, reflections in foreign periodicals, Novyi Chas, 1924

Death of President Franklin D Roosevelt, memorial service in Buchenwald Concentration Camp

Death sentence for the communist suspected activity announced to Mykhailo Bilyi, Hromadskyi Holos

Death toll due to hunger, Lodz ghetto, 1942

Debates about prospective Jewish emigration from Poland, Jewish economic committee, 1936

Debates and confrontation between the Dilo and the Regional Student Council, 1920s

Debates between Eastern Galician and Congress Poland Zionists with regard to Ugoda, 1925, Poland

Debates in Polish Sejm (Parliament)

Debates in the Jewish parliamentary Circle, Poland, interwar period

Debates in the Jewish political spheres about the New Constitution, Poland, 1934, 1935

Debates in the Sejm over the status of Central Lituania, Chwila, November 1921

Debates with regard to the new Polish Constituion, 1930s

Debica (Poland)

Debrecen (Hungary)

Deception and propaganda about volunteer labor in Germany, 1941 -- 1945

Deception in regards to deportations, Lodz

Deception in the Lodz ghetto, Nazi-German administration

Deception of the life in the United States

Decision of the Council of Amabassadors from March 14, 1923 confirming in regard to East Galicia

Decision to apply military forces in Vietnam, Lyndon B. Johnson, 1965

Declaration of the Polish Government in Exile with regard to mass extermination of Jews in Poland

Declaration of total war

Declaration of war between Germany and United States (11 December 1941)

Declarations and Statements of Jewish political parties at the Constituent Assembly, Poland, 1919

Decorative art of the epoch of Louis XIV in Cracow

Decree for the creation of Judenrat

Defamation of Jews

Defendants (conspirators) discussed the attempt in Cafe Republique on September 23, 1921 Fedak Trial

Defense bonds, issued by Jewish financial insitutions in Poland, 1939

Defense lawyers in Botwin trial, August 1925

Defense lawyers in the Steiger Trial, Lwow (Lviv), 1924 -- 1925

Defense of collaboration in Vichy France, postwar, excerpt published in The Palestine Post

Defense questions prosecutorial evidential base in regard to the testimonies of police informants

Defiance in Nazi-German concentration camps, 1933 -- 1945

Defiance in Nazi-German concentration camps, Janowska Road Concentration Camp, 1941 -- 1943

Defiance in the Netherlands to the Nazi-German regime

Defiance of French population to German occupation, 1940 -- 1944

Defiance of the Dutch population under the Nazi-German occupation, 1941 -- 1945

Defiance of Ukrainian young educated generation against Polish authorities in East Galicia interwar

Deficiency of Central Bank monetary reserves

Deficiency of education in Ukrainian language in Galicia, early 19c, Novyi Chas, interwar

Degenerate art of the Nazi regime

Degenhardt (SS Official)

Degenhardt, Head of the German police and security forces

Delayed Ukrainian (Rusyn) petition to the Governor of Galicia, April 1848, likelihood of Polish one

Delft University, the Netherlands

Deliberation on the new legislation, the First Term Sejm, 1922 -- 1927, interwar Poland

Deliberation on the new statutes regarding domestic and foreign affairs, the First Term Sejm, 1923

Delousing in the ghettos

Delvidek (Kingdom of Hungary)

Demarcation of Allied occupation zones in Germany, postwar, reported by The Palestine Post, 1945

Demian Orlow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Demobilization of soldiers, postwar Palestine, reported by The Palestine Post, 1945

Democratic and nationally suitable school system for all population of Poland, 1918 --1923

Demographic statistics of Polish population, 1921 -- 1939

Demographic structure of Jewish population in interwar Poland, 1931

Demographical research, Jewish population, interwar Poland

Demokracia, Democracy, Hungarian periodical, 1945

Demolition of the Warsaw Ghetto, May 1943

Demonization of Jews in Lviv (Lwow) as communist accomplices and sympathizers, 1941

Demonstration against child labor in America through the prism of Illustrierter Beobachter

Demonstration of sympathy for Dutch Jews, the Netherlands, 1941

demonstrations against Nazi Germany

Denazification in Germany

Denazification in Germany, reported by The Palestine Post, 1945

Denazification in postwar Germany, analysis and reflection by David Lippert, judge advocate

Denazification in postwar Germany, tasks and political narrative

Denazification within the German educational system, US zone of occupation, Germany, 1945

Denazification within the public health sphere, US zone of occupation, Germany, 1945

Denial of memorialization of Babi Yar site, Soviet

Denial of the Austrian pensions for foreigners, former Austrians, postwar

Denial of the foreign pensions, postwar

Denials of pension

Denmark (Europe)

Denmark during the war

Denominational and mother tongue composition of Jews in Polish cities and towns, 1931

Denominational and mother tongue composition of Polish cities and towns, 1931

Denominational categories of population in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denominational category of population reflected in the First General Census of population in Poland

Denominational composition of urban population in Bialystok province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in interwar Poland, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Kielce province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Lodz province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Lublin province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Nowogrodek province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Polesie province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Warsaw province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population in Wilno province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population of Polesie province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population of Pomorze province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population of Poznan province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population of Slask province, 1931

Denominational composition of urban population of Wolyn province, 1931

Denominational composition of Warsaw, 1931

Denominational distribution of urban population of Cracow province, 1931

Denominational distribution of urban population of Lwow province, 1931

Denominational distribution of urban population of Stanislawow province, 1931

Denominational distribution of urban population of Tarnopol province, 1931

Denominational statistics of Polish population, 1921 -- 1939

Denominational structure in trades and communications, Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denominational structure of administration and office employees in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denominational structure of employees in relation to the aptitude of industries, Eastern Galicia

Denominational structure of industrial workers in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denominational structure of industry in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denominational structure of liberal professions in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denominational structure of Polish population in Czech Silesia, interwar Czechoslovakia

Denominational structure of population in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Denunciation on Fedak's attempt on Pilsudski and Grabowski lives in Chwila, September 1925

Denver (Colorado, United States)

Department for the Righteous of Yad Vashem

Department of Jewish Affairs (JUS) of the General Government Authority, Poland

Department of Jewish postal service of the Jewish Council in the Lodz ghetto

Department Office of Special Investigations (OSI)

Departments of Jewish Councils (Judenraete) in German-occupied and controlled territories

Departments of Jewish Councils in the ghettos

Departments of the Cremona internment camp

Departments of the Jewish Council in the Theresienstadt Ghetto

Departments of the Jewish Council of the Lodz Ghetto, 1940 --1944

Deportation and resettlement from Theresienstadt ghetto, 1942 -- 1945, photo-documents

Deportation from Brzeziny, Poland to the Chelmno complex of camps

Deportation from Brzeziny, Poland to the Chelmno complex of camps, photographs

Deportation from Oklusz, Poland, photo-documents

Deportation from the Lodz Ghetto (Gehsperre), September 1942

Deportation from the Lodz Ghetto to the Chelmno Extermination Center, 1942 -- 1944

Deportation from the Lodz ghetto, September 1942, photo-documents

Deportation from the Teresienstadt Ghetto, 1942 -- 1945

Deportation from the United States

Deportation from Vilnius (Vilna, Wilno) ghetto to the collection place, 1943, Irena Lusky, memoirs

Deportation from Warsaw Ghetto to Treblinka death camp, July 1942

Deportation from Westerbork transit camp, 1940-1945

Deportation of Austrian Jews

Deportation of children from Stabekk, Norway to Auschwitz

Deportation of Danish Jews

Deportation of German Jews

Deportation of Hungarian Jews

Deportation of Jewish population from General Government to the extermination centers, 1941 -- 1944

Deportation of Jewish population from the General Government to Belzec extermination center, 1942

Deportation of Jewish population from the General Government to Sobibor extermination center, 1942

Deportation of Jews form Carpatho-Ruthenia to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1944, photo-documents

Deportation of Jews from Amsterdam to Westerbork transit camp

Deportation of Jews from Budapest

Deportation of Jews from France, 1940 -- 1944

Deportation of Jews from Greece, ca 1944

Deportation of Jews from Poland

Deportation of Jews from the Netherlands

Deportation of Jews from Thessaloniki, Greece, 1942, photo-documents

Deportation of Jews in France

Deportation of Jews, Mogilev

Deportation of Luxembourgian Jews

Deportation of Polish Jews

deportation of Slovakian Jews

Deportation of the Jews from the Hungarian-annexed territories to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1944

Deportation routes to Nazi extermination centers in Poland, 1939 -- 1945, a map of Poland

Deportation routes to the Nazi extermination centers in Poland, 1939 -- 1945

Deportation scenes

Deportation to Belzec

Deportation to Belzec death camp from Cracow ghetto

Deportation to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp from Westerbork transit camp

Deportation to concentration camps

Deportation to Jasenovac concentration camp

Deportation to Soviet Exile, 1939 -- 1941

Deportation to the Chelmno complex of camps

Deportation to Treblinka extermination camp

Deportation to Treblinka extermination camp, photographs

Deportations from Budapest to the Austrian border, Hungarian-Jewish women

Deportations from Cracow Ghetto

Deportations from ghettos

Deportations from Lodz ghetto

Deportations from the Drancy internment camp, France

Deportations from the ghettos to collection places

Deportations from the Lodz Ghetto to the Auschwitz complex of camps, 1944

Deportations from the Warsaw Ghetto, 1942 -- 1943

Deportations from the Westerbork transit camp to concentration camps in Germany

Deportations from the Westerbork transit camp to the German concentration camps in Poland

Deportations from the Westerbork transit camp to the Theresienstadt ghetto

Deportations from Yugoslavia, 1942, 1943

Deportations in Soviet-annexed Lithuania, 1940 - 1941, Irena Lusky

Deportations to Auschwitz concentration camp

Deportations to Buchenwald concentration camp

Deportations to concentration camps

Deportations to the Lodz ghetto

Deportees to the Lodz Ghetto, 1942 -- 1944

Deputies of the National Minorities to the question of is Poland a national state, interwar Poland

Deputy Regent of Hungary

Deputy Waclaw Wislicki, Central Union of Jewish Merchant, Mandatory Sunday Rest, interwar Poland

Der Juedische Arbeiter, musical review, Austria, interwar period

Der Juedische Arbeiter, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Der Moment, Jewish periodical in Yiddish, of national-democratic course, Warsaw, 1910 -- 1939

Der Morgen, Yiddish periodical in Lviv, in regard to progress with Numerus Clausus, positive, 1929

Der Najer Morgen, Jewish periodical in Yiddish, Eastern Galicia, 1930s

Der rote Kampfflieger (The Red Fighter Pilot), Anton Karl

Der Stuermer (Sturmer, the Attacker), Nati urdently antisemitic and yellow type press periodical

Der Wiener Tag, musical review, Austria, interwar period

Der Wiener Tag, musical review, Austria, interwar period , Israel Segal Rosenbach

Description of the OUN leadership and structure, 1930s, East Galicia

Desecration of Jewish sanctuaries and cemeteries, postwar Germany

Desecration of Jewish Synagogue, photograph

Despondency and desperation of Ivan Vahylevych, November 1848, conversion to Protestantism, Vozniak

Dessau (Germany)

Destratification of peasantry and among local landowners, West Ukrainian land under Poland, 14, 15 c

Destroyed synagogue at Krakowskie district, Lviv (Lwow), ca 1943, photograph

Destruction of buildings during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Destruction of buildings, Warsaw

Destruction of Jewish cemeteries, 1933-1945

Destruction of Jewish property, 1933-1945

Destruction of Monbijou Palace, Berlin, Germany, 1943

Destruction of religious institutions in the USSR through the prism of Illustrierter Beobachter

Destruction of Synagogue in Mulheim an der Ruhr, November 10, 1938

Destruction of synagogues in Germany, Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, 1938

Destruction of synagogues in Lviv (Lwow) by the Nazis, 1941 -- 1944

Destruction of synagogues in Lviv (Lwow) by the Nazis, 1941 -- 1944, photo-documents

Destruction of synagogues in Lviv (Lwow), 1941 -- 1943, photo-documents

Destruction of synagogues in Strasbourg, France by the Nazis, 1941

Destruction of synagogues, 1939 -- 1945

Destruction of the city of Stalingrad, report from Orai Ujsag

Destruction of The Great Synagogue in Nuremberg, Germany, August 1938

Destruction of the Great Synagogue of Warsaw, 1943

Destruction of the Warsaw ghetto, post-uprising

Destructions of synagogues in Lviv (Lwow) by Nazi-German administration, 1941 -- 1943

Detainment camps

Detention and deportation of Romanian Jews, 1941

Detention of Jews by German police, Lviv (Lwow), 1941

Detention-rehabilitation prisoners

Detroit (United States)

Deutsch-Wagram (Austria)

Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (DAZ)

Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (German Worker's Party)

Deutsche Arbeitsfront (DAF), German Labor Front, German term

Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke (DAW, German Equipment Works), 1939 -- 1943

Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke. GMBH, Werk Dachau, located in Dachau, Germany

Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke. GMBH, Werk Dachau, photo-documents, German menagerial staff

Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke. GMBH, Werk Dachau, photo-documents, prisoner workforce

Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke. GMBH, Werk Dachau, photo-documents, technological processes

Deutsche Gemeindebeamten-zeitung, Nazi German publication

Deutsche Oberschule

Deutscher Gemeindetag (DGT), Congress of German Municipalities, German term

Deutscher Handelsdienst (DHD), German Commerical Service (News Agency), German term

Deutscher Verlag, Berlin, publishers

Deutsches Frauenwek (DFW), German Women's Organisation (Sub-organisation of the NSF), German term

Deutsches Jagdmuseum (German Museum of Hunting)

Deutsches Museum

Deutsches Nachrichtenburo (DNB), German News Agency (Owned by Propaganda Ministry), German term

Deutsches Reich Kennkarte

Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK), German Red Cross, German term

Devarim (Deuteronomy or the Second Law)

Devastation after the death of loved ones, postwar Palestine

Devastation after the death of loved ones, postwar Palestine, Irena Lusky

Development of Palestine, as reflected by the Palestine Review, 1937

Devisenschutzkommando (DSK)

Devisenstelle Rudolstadt

Dezsore Rosenthal

Diagrams, Electrical

Diaries during the Holocaust

Diaries--Wartime

Diary of Adam Czerniakow, the chairman of the Jewish Council of Warsaw

Dictatorial regimes in Modern History, historical review, Dilo, 1918 -- 1939

Die beiden Straeflinge (The Two Convicts), Anton Karl

Die beiden Straeflinge (The Two Convicts), book title

Die Neue Welt, musical review, Austria, interwar period

Die Neue Welt, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach

Die Sirene (The Siren), German and international news magazine, Nazi Germany

Die Wehrmacht (The German Army), Nazi periodicals

Die Woche (The Week), German periodical

Dieburg (Germany)

Dienstleiter, Rank in Party administration, published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Dieppe (France)

Different committees on the board, Constitution of GI Council of Frankfurt, 1947

Difficulties in dealing with the Turkish agencies in evacuation of Romanian Jews to Palestine, 1944

Difficulties in wellbeing and work in regard to wood processing laborers in Hutsulshchyna, interwar

Difficulty regarding claims, Germany, 1948

Dilo (the Deed), Ukrainian daily, 1880 --1939

Dilo about a diplomatic recognition of the Soviet Russia, by European countries, 1924

Dilo about Polish favoritism to extremist organizations, Polish ethnonationalsim, 1918 -- 1939

Dilo on the Soviet discourse of who will inherited Lenin's power, 1924

Dilo, discourse of international affairs, interwar

Dilo, literary advertisements, interwar

Dilo, publications with regard to Jewish politics, antisemitism and relations with Jews, Poland

Dilo, reflection of the Soviet Communist party opposition after Lenin, 1924

Dilo, reflections on international news, interwar Poland

Dilo, reflections on Leon (Lev) Trostskiy, as opposition to the party line after Lenin, 1924

Dilo, reflections on parliamentary discourse in the Sejm, 1924

Dilo, reflections on social discourse in the Carpathian Ukraine, 1924

Dilo, reflections on Soviet British politics, 1924

Dilo, reflections on the beginning of the Fedak and accomplices trial, discourse, October 1922

Dilo, reflections on the discourse of diplomatic recognition of the Soviet Russia, 1924

Dilo, reflections on the discourse of Polish politics in education, 1924

Dilo, reflections on the Soviet politics after Lenin, 1924

Dilo, reflections on Ukrainian Agrarian party parliamentary activity, the First Term Sejm, interwar

Dilo, reportages and local news, interwar

Dilo, response and polemics with Polish periodicals, interwar Poland

Dilo, the last words of Woodrow Wilson, "I am a broken man, I am a broken device, I am ready"

Dilo, theatrical advertisements, interwar

Dimineata, musical review, Romania, interwar period

Diminiata, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Dimitrij Naumov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Dimitrij Schurow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Diosgyor (Hungary)

Diplomatic relations between the USSR and the United States, Cold War era

Directive to commanding generals military districts, US zone in Germany, 1945

Directives and orders, US Counterintelligence, Germany, 1945

Directorate of Advertising & Visual Publicity, Ministry of I. & B., Govt. of India for Indian Posts

Disadvantage for not passing military service in regard to admission to universities, Chwila, 1921

Disagreement over the reparation from Germany between the Allies, 1918 --1923

Disasters of the Vietnam War

Disbanding Nazi - German institution in postwar Germany

Discharge from the US armed forces, honorable

Discharge from the US armed forces, honorable, Clifton Gallup

Disciplinary punishment in Stutthof concentration camp

Discouraging to mixed Ukrainian Polish marriages, narratives, Novyi Chas, 1923

Discourse about DP allotted food rations, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about DP assembly centers, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, Germany 1947

Discourse about DP camp advisory committees, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about DP resettlement program, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about DPs reparation program, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about employment in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about food deficit in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about food shortage in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about hospitals in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about housing in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, Germany 1947

Discourse about law and order threat in DP camps, Report on Displaced persons in US area of control

Discourse about public safety in DP camps, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control, 1947

Discourse about Soviet authoritarian and Polish parliamentary systems, Prosecutor Guertler (Gurterl)

Discourse about Soviet authoritarian judicial system and Polish judicial system, Prosecutor Guertler

Discourse about the bolshevik terror in the USSR, St. George communist congress trial, Lviv, 1923

Discourse and narrative of the Second Congress of National Minorities, August 1926

Discourse and reflection on Sel Rob, Ukrainian socialist party by M. Felinski, Sprawy Narodowosciowe

Discourse how to make DP camps self sustaining, Report on Displaced Persons in US area of control

Discourse in regard to mysterious death of Olha Basarab in a Lviv prison, , 1924, Novy Chas, 1924

Discourse in regard to parliamentary representation in interwar Poland by Hromadskyi Holos

Discourse in regard to rural communal self goverance election in East Galicia for the year 1927

Discourse in regard to Sub Carpathian Ukraine, Hromadskyi Holos, interwar

Discourse in regard to Tadeusz Holowko pro-Ukrainian position in Polish society, Novyi Chas

Discourse in regard to tragic death of Olha Basarab, Novyi Chas, March 6, 1924

Discourse in Ukrainian Labor Group, Trudovyky, resignations, Novyi Chas, December 1923

Discourse of a Ukrainian national elite, Ukrainske Slovo (the Ukrainian Word), 1942

Discourse of Backian (Backa) Rusyns (Ukrainians) in modern Yugoslavia, Novyi Chas, 1924

Discourse of bolshevism, Prosecutor Guerlter (Gurtler), St. George Communist Congress Trial, 1923

Discourse of chauvinism in Wiek Nowy, assassination of Sydir Tverdokhlib (Twerdochlib), October 1922

Discourse of denazification in postwar Germany, bu judge advocate David Lippert

Discourse of European international representation at European forums for national minorities, 1920s

Discourse of Jewish mother tongue, Yiddish or Hebrew in Nasz Przeglad, interwar

Discourse of loyalty to Poland among East Galician communist, Soviet invasion of Poland, 1919, 1920

Discourse of Polish language in courts in borderlands German territories, Sprawy Narodowosciowe 1929

Discourse of subversive role of communist ideology against national values in Poland, 1923

Discourse of the Fedak and associates trial in Lviv (Lwow), October, November 1922, Lviv (Lwow)

Discourse of the language of instruction in Jewish schooling, Nasz Przeglad, interwar

Discourse of Ukrainian economic boycott of Jewish industry and trade in East Galicia, 1930s

Discourse of Ukrainian educational institutions, reflections in Novyi Chas, interwar

Discourse of Ukrainian language in regard to official communication, Novyi Chas, February 3, 1924

Discourse of Ukrainian new literary languae in 1830s, Shashkevych, by M. Vozniak, Novyi Chas, 1924

Discourse of Ukrainian society, in the wake of Austrian Administration, Novyi Chas, 1924

Discourse on the existential issues, Shashkevych, Holovatskyi, Vagylevych, by M. Vozniak, Novyi Chas

Discourse on the Mandatory Sunday Rest, Research Institute for National Minorities, Poland, 1927

Discourse on Ukrainian National Revolution in 1917 -- 1923, Hromadskyi Holos, 1923

Discourse on withstanding the exploitation of industrial and rural workers, Hromadskyi Holos

Discourse over Eastern Galicia in the League of Nations, 1919 -- 1923

Discourse over Eastern Galicia in the League of Nations, 1919 -- 1923, Chwila, 1921

Discourse over Wilno and Central Lithuania in the Sejm and Cabinet of Ministers, Poland, 1921

Discourse over Wilno and Central Lithuania, Jozef Pilsudski political and public position, 1921

Discourse with the national minorities in interwar Europe, Sprawy Narodowosciowe

Discovering and unearthing of the NKVD crimes in the Lviv prisons, June, July 1941

discovery of Sulfonamidochrysoidine (KI-730), the first commercially available antibiotic

Discrepancies in governmental and national minorities counts of population, interwar, Wasilewski

Discrepancies in official count and figures with national minorities count of population, interwar

Discrepancies with regard to count of Jewish population, interwar Poland

Discrepancies with regard to count Ukrainian population, interwar Poland

Discretionary removal and exclusion of former national socialists from public spheres, Germany, 1945

Discrimination against Jews and other minorities in Egypt, reported by The Palestine Post, 1945

Discrimination laws and provisions against the Jews in Germany, 1933 -- 1939

Discussion of American aid for the recovery of Europe, postwar, reported by The Palestine Post, 1945

Discussion on the financial and monetary reforms, Chwila, 1921

Discussion on the Prime Minister's expose, the First Term Sejm, 1922 -- 1927, interwar Poland

Discussion over the budget in the Sejem, Poland, 1921, Chwila, 1921

Discussion over the definition of Polish state, rai·son d'é·tat or racja stanu, interwar Poland

Discussion over the Law of the State Court (Trybunal Stanu), the First Term Sejm, 15th session, 1923

Discussion to admit 20,000 refugee children from Germany to US, 1939

Discussion with regard to Mandatory Sunday Rest, Research Institute for National Minorities, 1927

Discussions of the creation of Jewish National Home in Palestine, Paris Peace Conference, 1919

Discussions over the Peace Treaty with Italy, reflected by The Palestine Post

Discussions over the state budget in Polish Sejm, 1922 -- 1939

Disease in concentration camps

Disease in ghettos

Disparities in the results of counts for the Ukrainian population in interwar Poland, sources, 1920s

displaced person camp, photographs

displaced person camp, Stuttgart

Displaced person camps in Germany

Displaced person camps, documents

Displaced person camps, publications

displaced person, categorization according to country of origin

Displaced persons (DP) camps in Germany, postwar

Displaced Persons Act

Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (United States)

Displaced Persons Assembly Centers, postwar Germany

Displaced persons camp, inventory list of supplies, postwar Germany

Displaced persons camp, supplies, postwar Germany

Displaced persons camps

Displaced persons camps in France, 1944--1945

Displaced persons camps in France, daily operations, 1944--1945

Displaced persons in Austria, postwar

Displaced persons publication, Ibergang (Transition), 1946

Displaced persons publication, Magazine for the United Revisionists in the British Zone, 1946

Displaced persons publication, On the Freedom, 1945

Displaced persons publication, Our Voice, 1946

Displaced persons publication, Our Yahrzeit, 1942, 1948

Displaced persons publication, The Jewish Review by and for Liberated Jews in Germany, 1946

Displaced Persons Report

displaced persons report, Frankfurt

Displaced population in postwar Germany

Disproportional domination of Jews in liberal professions in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Disproportional representation in the count of national minorities, minorities count vs. state count

Disproving argument of Soviet anti-semitism

Dissent about confiscation practices, Lodz, 1940

Dissent about special ration requests, Lodz, 1942--1943

Dissent between Nazi authorities about the transfer of Jews to the Lodz ghetto, 1941

Dissolution of British Empire

Distancing of Jewish public figures from Naftali Botwin, Lviv (Lwow), 1925

Distribution card for special commodities issued by the Jewish administration in the Theresienstadt

Distribution of cigarettes in the Lodz ghetto

Distribution of clothes in the ghettos

Distribution of clothes in the Theresienstadt ghetto, 1941 -- 1945

Distribution of Germans in Polish provinces in regard to all population, 1920s, SN, 1927

Distribution of Jews according to the branches of studies, universities, interwar Poland

Distribution of Jews in Polish public and private schools, interwar Poland

Distribution of Jews in the institutions of higher learning, interwar Poland

Distribution of Jews in trade (technical and commerce) schools, interwar Poland

Distribution of Polish population in Volhynian and other regions of Soviet Ukraine, 1920s, SN, 1929

Distribution of population in interwar Poland acccording to denomination and mother tongue

Distribution of the Jewish population in the world in the borders of 1940

Distribution of the population in the USSR, 1940

Distribution of Ukrainian population in the Chelm region and Pidliashia, 1930s, Nation on march

Distribution of Ukrainian population in Western Galicia, Second General Census of 1931, Poland

District Galicia (General Government: Administrative Unit), 1941 -- 1945

District Galicia is included into the administrative division of the General Government, August 1941

District Galicia, German-occupied administrative division in Poland

District Galizien (Eastern Galicia), German administrative unit of occupied Poland

District governors of the General Government, 1939 -- 1945

Districts of the General Government, 1939 -- 1945

Disunity of cossackship with regard to political orientation between Moscow and Polish commonwealth

Divergence between cultural autonomy and loyalty to state, Ukrainian delegation, Geneva, 1925

Division in the American society over the Vietnam War

Division in the French Society of the Third Republic with regard to the Dreyfus Affair

Divorce settlements

Dmitri Smorodin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942

Dmytro Levytsky (Levytskij), Ukrainian Galiciaan public and political figure, interwar

Dmytro Levytsky (Lewytski), Ukrainian politician, chairman of the UNDO, Poland, interwar period

Dmytro Levytsky, member of the Sejm, speech about political terror in Soviet Ukraine, Nash Prapor

Dmytro Mojsa, defendant, farmer, St. George Congress communist trial, Lviv, 1922

Dmytro Paliiv (Дмитро Palijiv), political and military figure, journalist, 1896 -- 1944

Dmytro Paliiv, Ukrainian politician, military and public figure, 1896 -- 1944, Poland

Dnepropetrovsk (USSR)

Dni Petlury (Petlura Days), the arrests and murders of Jews conducted by Ukrainian Police, Lviv,1941

Doar Hajom, musical review, Palestine, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach

Doar Hjom, musical review, Palestine, interwar period

Dobbins, Abraham

Dobromil (Poland)

Dobromil (Ukraine)

Dobruška (Czech Republic)

Doctrines and provisions of National Socialism

Document in Flemish language

Document in Slovak language

Document of Inheritance

document, political campaign material

Documentation of Nazi German warcrimes, postwar

Documenting the Nazi crimes in concentration camps

Documents and artifacts, German

Documents certifying social and civil status

Documents condemning National Socialist Regime issued by the Allied Governments

Documents condemning the Holocaust issued by the Allied Governments

Documents from Czechoslovakia certified in Los Angeles, postwar

Documents from the Stroop Report, 1943

Documents from the Theresienstadt ghetto

Documents from Theresienstadt ghetto, Alma Landshut

Documents in Afrikaans language

Documents in Arabic language

Documents in Chinese language

Documents in Croatian language

Documents in Cyrillic script, wartime

Documents in Czech language

Documents in Dutch language

Documents in English language

Documents in Estonian language

Documents in Flemish language

Documents in French language

Documents in German language

Documents in Hebrew

Documents in Hebrew language

Documents in Hungarian language

Documents in Italian language

Documents in Japanese language

Documents in Latin language

Documents in Latvian language

Documents in Lithuanian language

Documents in Persian language

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Documents in Romanian Language

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Documents in Serbian language

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Documents in Slovenian language

Documents in Spanish language

Documents in Turkish language

Documents in Ukrainian language

Documents in Yiddish language

Documents issued by Auxiliary police forces, non-German, the Second World War

Documents issued by German employment agencies for foreign workers, wartime

Documents issued by German local and municipal authorities, 1871--1914

Documents issued by German local and municipal authorities, 1918--1939

Documents issued by German local and municipal authorities, 1933 -- 1945

Documents issued by Germany employment agencies for foreign workers, Anna Lipszyc (Wojcik), 1943

Documents issued by Gestapo in Frankfurt, Simon Israel Zangen, 1942

Documents issued by Gestapo in Frankfurt, wartime

Documents issued by Jewish agencies subordinated to Jewish Councils (Judenrate)

Documents issued by Jewish Councils (Judenrat), the Second World War

Documents issued by Jewish cultural and religious institutions, 1900 --1945

Documents issued by Jewish educational institution, 1900 -- 1945

Documents issued by Jewish Order Police, the Second World War

Documents issued by local Nazi-Austrian Authorities, 1939 -- 1945

Documents issued by Nazi-German civil and municipal authorities, 1933 -- 1939

Documents issued by Nazi-German civil and municipal authorities, 1939 -- 1945

Documents issued by Nazi-German Police and Security forces, 1933 -- 1945

Documents issued by OUN in 1941 -- 1945 in the Ukrainian Archvies

documents issued by Polish authorities, 1918

documents issued by Polish Authorities, 1939 -- 1945

Documents issued by the Jewish Council in Prague, wartime

Documents issued by the Jewish Council of the Theresienstadt Ghetto, 1941 -- 1945

Documents issued by the local and central authorities of Weimar Republic, 1919 -- 1933

Documents issued in the Amersfoort police and transit camp, the Netherlands

Documents issued in the Cremona internment camp, Italy

Documents issued in the German concentration camps, 1939 -- 1945

Documents issued in the German police and transit camps

Documents issued in the ghettos

documents of civil status, the period of Nazi Germany

documents of civil status, the period of the German imperial administration

documents of civil status, the period of Weimar Republic

Documents of French judicial resistance

Documents of Jewish Refugee Center in Shanghai, wartime

Documents on expenditures in camps, Lwow (Lviv), 1941

Documents on Polish Cruelty, German Information Bureau, publication (1940)

Documents related to immigration to Palestine, prewar

Documents related to Jewish Councils (Judenrat) activities in Poland, wartime

Documents related to reinstatement of Jewish denomination, postwar

Documents related to reinstatement of Jewish denomination, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, postwar

Documents related to the Wagner-Rogers Bill to admit 20,000 refugee children from Germany to the US

Documents required for emigration from Nazi Germany

Documents required for the issuance of the affidavit of support for emigration to US

documents translated from German

documents translated from Polish

documents translated from Yiddish

Documents with elements of deception and euphemism

Documents, Austrian, 1930s

documents, drivers license, postwar

Dolina (Poland)

Dolyna (Ukraine)

Domagala Jan, Camp secretary of Dachau Concentration Camp, Germany, 1945

Dombrowa (Poland)

Dome Sztojay (1883-1946)

Domestic affairs, the Netherlands East Indies, 1940 -- 1945

Domestic and international news reflected by Chwila, 1918 -- 1939

Dominating economic worries of Jewish population in interwar Poland, Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 1929

Domination in absolute figures and percentage-wise of Jewish jurists in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Domination of Jewish physicians in absolute figures and perecentile in Eastern Galicia, 1931

Domination of Jewish private teachers in absolute figures and percentile in Eastern Galicia, 1931

donation of artifacts

Donauzeitung (The Danube Paper), German-language periodical, Yugoslavia

Dora Fuchs, secretary of Rumkowski

Dora Gourtowoy, interned at Vittel Displaced Persons Center, 1944

Dora Gourtowoy, visit to hopital vittel-palace, Vittel displaced persons camp

Dora Lawadzka, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen

Dora Mittelbau (Germany: Concentration Camp)

Dora Mittelbau labor camp, cantinas

Dora Schlichter, resident of Vienna, 1941

Dora Volkovicki, General Jewish Committee, Bergen-Belsen (Germany)

Dora-Mittelbau (Concentration camp)

Dora-Mittelbau (Germany: labor camp)

Dora-Nordhausen (Concentration camp)

Dortmund (Germany)

Douglas, Isle of Man (U.K)

Doverstorp (Sweden: Refugee Camp)

Doverstorp (Sweden)

DP camp Alpenjaegerkaserne, Wels (Austria)

DP camp Duppel (Dueppel) Center, Berlin (Germany)

DP camp problems, camp closing schedule, Greenstein Report, 1949

DP camp problems, Jews remaining in Germany, willingly or unwillingly, Greenstein Report, 1949

DP camp problems, Removal of personal property of Israel bound DPs, Greenstein report, 1949

DP camp Stuttgart

DP camp, Malmo (Sweden)

DP camp, US occupied Germany

DP camps consolidation program, Greenstein Report, 1949

DP Camps, postwar

DP Index Card, August Rosenberg

DP Index Card, Rosenberg-Beekenheimer

DP problem as a result of waves of refugees, Greenstein Report, 1949

DP problems, medical hard core, financial issues resulting in loss of emigration to Israel, 1949

Dr. A. Damm, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dr. Abel Herzberg, Prisoner of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Germany

Dr. Abraham Melezin, Holocaust survivor and member of Polish Home Army

Dr. Akser, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, 1922, 1923

Dr. Aksner, defense lawyer in Botwin trial, Lviv (Lwow), August 1925

Dr. Alfons Rosse, vice-head of the Gestapo Lodz, 1942--1943

Dr. Alfred Marcus, scholar, contributing author to the Palestine Post, 1936

Dr. Bauer, Chief of the staff in the German government of Eastern Galicia

Dr. Chwarz, medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921

Dr. Czeslawa Grosser (Grosserowa), founder of the group, Polish communist of East Galicia, 1921

Dr. Czeslawa Grosser (Grosserowa), medical doctor, defendant, St. George communist trial, Lviv, 1922

Dr. Czeslawa Grosser (Grosserowa), political biography, St. George communist congress trial, 1922

Dr. Czeslawa Grosser, Paper delivered to the St. George Communist Congress, opening of the congress

Dr. D. Helman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dr. Dawid Luft, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Dawydiak, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congres Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Duracz from Warsaw, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Einengler, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Emil Ringelblum, Polish-Jewish historian, creator of the underground Warsaw ghetto archive

Dr. Emil Schmorak, Chairman of the Regional Zionist Organization of Eastern Galicia, Poland, 1930s

Dr. Ernst Schaefer, German zoologist, (1910 -- 1992)

Dr. Finkelstein, the Duel family close friend, Irena Lusky

Dr. Friedrich Steiner

Dr. Grek, attorney at law, defense lawyer in Steiger Trial, 1924, 1925

Dr. Grek, defense attorney, St. George communist Congress trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Grek, defense attorney, Steiger Trial, examination of witnesses, 1925, Chwila, 1925

Dr. Grek, lawyer, remarks in regard to criminal and political police, Steiger Trial, 1925

Dr. Grek, lawyer, remarks in regard to Olshanskij, Steiger Trial, 1925

Dr. Hankewycz, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Heinrich Gmoser, attorney, Vienna

Dr. Heinz Thilo

Dr. Hendrick Colijn, Dutch politician, German occupation of the Netherlands

Dr. Henry Shoskes, Holocaust historian and scholar

Dr. Henry Shoskes, wartime research and reportages of Nazi atrocities in Poland

Dr. Henryk Loewenharz, Commission of Experts, Polish administration, interwar Poland

Dr. Henryk Rosmarin, medical service advertisement, Chwila

Dr. Herbert Makovsky, attorney at law, Munich, 1949

Dr. I Mehlmann, medical service advertisement, Chwila, 1921

Dr. Ignacy Loewenheck, medical service advertisement, Chwila, 1921

Dr. J. Schlosser, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, Science Advisory Committee to the President,

Dr. Johann Moldenhauer, head of administration of the Ernaehrungs- und Wirtschaftsstelle Lodz, 1940

Dr. Juliusz Luft, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Karl Albert Coulon, Regierungsrat (councilor) Wartheland, 1940

Dr. Karl Löwenstein (commander of Ghettowache, Theresienstadt ghetto)

Dr. Karl Marder, mayor of Lodz, 1941--1942

Dr. Karol Fein, resident of the Lodz Ghetto

Dr. Karowiec operated on wounded Sydir Tverdokhlib (Tverdochlib), October 15, 1922 Lviv, hospital

Dr. Knopfelmacher, resident of the Theresienstadt ghetto

Dr. Kronegg, Rudolf

Dr. Landau from Przemysl, defense attorney, St. George Congress Communist Trial, 1922, 1923

Dr. Landau, attorney at law, defense lawyer in Steiger trial, 1924, 1925

Dr. Landau, defense attorney, Steiger Trials, remarks at the court sessions, 1925, Chwila, 1925

Dr. Landau, lawyer, remarks in regard to Olshanski and political discourse, Steiger Trial, 1925

Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia visits Stanislaviv, 1941

Dr. Lasch, Governor of District Galicia, support to the Ukrainian independence cause, 1941

Dr. Lasch, Karl (Governor of District Galicia from August 1941--January 1942)

Dr. Lasch, Karl (Nazi-German official)

Dr. Laszlo Halmos, member of Hungarian labor battalion

Dr. Mario Apicella, Italian prefect, Bari, Italy, postwar

Dr. Maurycy Laurerstein, medical service advertisement, Chwila

Dr. Max Weiner, Rabbi of Berlin

Dr. Michal Salpeter, medical service advertisement, Chwila

Dr. Moser, Oberregierungsrat (upper councilor), Lodz, 1939

Dr. Moser, vice-head of administration of Wartheland, 1940

Dr. Myron Korduba, Ukrainian scholar, public figure, professor

Dr. N. Goldstein, medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921

Dr. Natan Loewenstain, Steiger Trial, Declaration of the Defense team, October 20, 1925, Chwila 1925

Dr. Neumark, Jewish Community in Duisburg (Germany)

Dr. Olijnyk, Head of Ukrainian Civil Administration in Tarnopol (Ternopil)

Dr. Olmer Abraham, chairman of the Jewish Committee in Cham, Germany

Dr. Ozjasz Thon, chairman of a Sejm Jewish club in conference with Prime Minister Ponikowski, 1921

Dr. Ozjasz Thon, Cracow, Zionist politician, sociologist, Rabbi, Member of Polish Sejm, 1870 -- 1936

Dr. Ozjasz Thon, parliamentary activity, the First Term Sejm, 1922 - 1927, interwar Poland

Dr. Pieracki, defense attorney, St. George Communist Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922, 1923

Dr. Ringel, attorney at law, defense lawyer in Steiger Trial, 1924, 1925, Chwila, 1924, 1925

Dr. Rosenkranz, attorney at law, defense lawyer in Steiger Trial, 1924, 1925

Dr. Rosenkranz, lawyer, remarks in the Steirger Trial, political discourse, 1925

Dr. Rubin Sokal, lawyer, a public figure in Lviv Jewish community

Dr. Shimshon Rosenbaum, Lithuanian Minister for Foreign Affairs

Dr. Shukhevych, defense lawyer in Botwin trial, Lviv (Lwow), August 1925

Dr. Sommerstein, Central Jewish Committee of the Jews in Poland

Dr. Steding, A letter from Kosmacz about Ukrainians discriminating against Jewish trade, Nash Prapor

Dr. Stepan Fedak, father of Stepan Fedak, assassin and defendant, Fedak Trial, 1921, 1922

Dr. Trenkler Co., Leipzig, 1907, German publisher

Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941

Dr. Wilhelm Albert, Polizeipraesident (Chief of Police) and SS-Brigadefuehrer, Lodz, 1941--1944

Dr. Zirpins, Kriminaldirektor (head of the criminal police), Lodz, 1941

Dr. Zofia Wepper, medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921

Dr. Zoll, superintendant of the Galician School District, 1919

Dr. Zygmunt Warszawski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Draenger, Shimshon-- Member of Jewish resistance in Cracow ghetto

Drahtlager Kornwestheim

Drancy internment camp (Paris, France)

Drei Masten Berlag, Publishing Company, Munich

Drenthe (Netherlands)

Dresden (Germany)

Dresden prison (Untersuchungshaftanstalten Dresden, Dresden A 24)

Dresden prison (Untersuchungshaftanstalten Dresden)

Dreyfus Affair influenced Theodor Herzl, The Jewish State

Dreyfus Affair spurred International Zionist movement, Theodor Herzl and his book The Jewish State

Dreyfus Affair, France

Dreyfus trials, 1894, 1899, France

Driver License issued to Elisaveta Haus, Novi Sad, 1935

Driver Proficiency Award (Nazi-Germany)

driver's license

Driver's Proficiency Award

Drobycz (Poland)

Droga (The Way), a publication of the Sanation (Sanacja) camp

Drohobych (Ukraine: Ghetto)

Drohobych (Ukraine)

Drohobych, Ukraine

Drohobycz (Poland)

Druck n. Verlag von Ed. Strache, Warusdorf (Printing agency)

Druette labor camp (Subcamp of Neuengamme)

Dubno (Poland: ghetto)

Dubno (Ukraine)

Dubova (Slovakia)

Dubrovnik (Yugoslavia)

Duce or Benito Mussolini, the fascist Prime Minister and the leader of Italy in 1922 – 1943

Duel family history, interwar Lithuania, Irena Lusky

Duel Family, interwar Lithuania

Duesseldorf (Germany)

Duff Cooper, British politician, diplomat, and author, (1890 -- 1954)

Duisburg (Germany)

Dunajee (Poland)

Duplicates for birth certificates

Dusseldorf, Germany (Europe)

Dutch armed forces integrated in the Allied Armed forces, 1940 -- 1945

Dutch army officers escape to England, 1941

Dutch government-in-exile in Batavia, 1941

Dutch military leadership in exile, 1940 -- 1945

Dutch National Socialist organizations in the Netherlands, 1940 -- 1945

Dutch North East Indies Army, anti-German armed forces, 1940 -- 1945

Dutch Police as an auxiliary force for the German administration in the Netherlands, 1940 -- 1945

Dutch police, post-war

Dutch Resistance, defiance and propaganda, 1940 -- 1945

Dutch, language

Duties of the German health services, US zone of occupation, Germany, 1945

Dutka, Sofia, Polish political prisoner

Dutka, Sofia, Polish prisoner

Duty pass, German Reich Railway

Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander of Allied forces in WW2, led the Battle of Normandy

Dyr. Frankfurt, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Dzialoszyce (Poland)

Działoszyn (Poland)

Dziennik Zolnierza (Soldier Daily)

Dziennik Zolnierza (Soldier's Journal), newspaper, Polish

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