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"Personal Name" Subjects Beginning with "D"

D. Vytovskyi, Ukrainian military and political figure, West Ukrainian National Republic, portrait
Dagmar Moravcova from Kolin (Czechoslovakia)
Daladier, Edouard (French President)
Dana Schwartz
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
Danzig, Manfred
David Kubaschka, prisoner of Westerbork transit camp
David Moszberg, missing person, postwar
David Oistrakh, violinist, Soviet, Jewish
David Schlichter, resident of British mandate Palestine, war time
David Warszawski, director of the Judenrat's Tailors' Central Office (Textilabteilung), Lodz ghetto
Dawid Gertler, chief of the Special Department (Sonderabteilung) of the Jewish ghetto police
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
Degenhardt (SS Official)
Demian Orlow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Der Juedische Arbeiter, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Der Wiener Tag, musical review, Austria, interwar period , Israel Segal Rosenbach
Deuel, Tamara
Dezsore Rosenthal
Diament, Fredy
Diament, Leon
Die Neue Welt, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
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
Discharge from the US armed forces, honorable, Clifton Gallup
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 Paliiv (Дмитро Palijiv), political and military figure, journalist, 1896 -- 1944
Dmytro Paliiv, Ukrainian politician, military and public figure, 1896 -- 1944, Poland
Doar Hajom, musical review, Palestine, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Dobbins, Abraham
Dome Sztojay (1883-1946)
Dora Fuchs, secretary of Rumkowski
Dora Lawadzka, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen
Dora Schlichter, resident of Vienna, 1941
Dora Volkovicki, General Jewish Committee, Bergen-Belsen (Germany)
Dr. A. Damm, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dr. Abraham Melezin, Holocaust survivor and member of Polish Home Army
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. D. Helman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
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. Hendrick Colijn, Dutch politician, German occupation of the Netherlands
Dr. Henry Shoskes, Holocaust historian and scholar
Dr. Henryk Rosmarin, medical service advertisement, Chwila
Dr. Herbert Makovsky, attorney at law, Munich, 1949
Dr. J. Schlosser, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, Science Advisory Committee to the President,
Dr. Karl Albert Coulon, Regierungsrat (councilor) Wartheland, 1940
Dr. Karl Marder, mayor of Lodz, 1941--1942
Dr. Karol Fein, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Dr. Kaufmann
Dr. Knopfelmacher, resident of the Theresienstadt ghetto
Dr. Kronegg, Rudolf
Dr. Lasch, Karl (Nazi-German official)
Dr. Mario Apicella, Italian prefect, Bari, Italy, postwar
Dr. Maurycy Laurerstein, medical service advertisement, Chwila
Dr. Max Weiner, Rabbi of Berlin
Dr. Max Wiener
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. Neumark, Jewish Community in Duisburg (Germany)
Dr. Olijnyk, Head of Ukrainian Civil Administration in Tarnopol (Ternopil)
Dr. Ozjasz Thon, Cracow, Zionist politician, sociologist, Rabbi, Member of Polish Sejm, 1870 -- 1936
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. 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
Duce or Benito Mussolini, the fascist Prime Minister and the leader of Italy in 1922 – 1943
Duel Family, interwar Lithuania
Duff Cooper, British politician, diplomat, and author, (1890 -- 1954)
Dutka, Sofia, Polish political prisoner
Dutka, Sofia, Polish prisoner
Dyr. Frankfurt, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939


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