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"Personal Name" Subjects Beginning with "S"

S. Erlich, head of the statistics department, Lodz ghetto

S. Greenstyn, resident of Haifa (Palestine, wartime)

S. J. Harendorf from London (England)

S. Kocherthaler

Sabos Fischer, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen

Salek, prisoner in Dresden, 1939

Salo Nachtigall, Prisoner in the Kitchener Internment Camp, The Second World War

Salomon Czortkower, Polish anthropologist of Jewish origin.

Samuel Faust, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Samuel Liebermensch, prisoner of Gurs and Auschwitz

Samuel M. Gup, Rabbi

Samuel M. Gup, Rabbi in Columbus (Ohio), 1939--1945

Samuel Marshak, poet, translator, Soviet, Jewish

Sandor Petho, Founding Editor-in-Chief of Magyar Nemzet

Sara Frim, prisoner of the female German concentration camp Gellenau, 1943

Sara Schwarz, nee Silberfaden, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany

Sarenka Rachel Zylberberg, organizer of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Sarra Israilevna Reznik from Dnepropetrovsk (USSR)

Savicheva, Tania (Leningrad school-girl)

Schmulewitz, Eva

Schmulewitz, Leo

Schmulewitz, Rose

Schneider, Albert

Schooling for Jewish refugee children, France, Otto Herskovic

Schragai, Alice

Schuele, Frieda

Schuml Aptajker, former resident of Poland (pre World War II)

Schuml Hofacker, former resident of Poland (pre World War II)

Schwarzwald (Black Forest, Germany)

Selbswehr, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Selection of German political appeals, collected by Anton Karl

Selection of German political caricatures, collected by Anton Karl

Semen Balabajew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Sergei Arlow, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Sergej Voroncov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Sergej Wasilew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Serhii Yefremov, Ukrainian literati, publicist, journalist, public figure, Nash Prapor, March 1934

Service in the Reichswehr, the army of the Weimar Republic, Anton Karl, photographs

Shimon Lusky, family member related to Irena Lusky

Shirley Gallup, wife of Clifton Gallup

Sholom Schwartzbarde, Russian-born Jewish anarchist, poet, writer, assassin of Symon Peliura

Shulz, Bruno (Artist)

Sidonia Lewin (Laks, Lewis), refugee

Siegfried Kocherthaler

Siegfried Meyer, Law Firm in Nidau bei Biel, Germany

Siegfried Meyer, Legal Counselor

Sightseeing and traveling in Switzerland, Clifton Gallup

Sightseeing brochure, Lucerne (Switzerland)

Sightseeing publication of European countries acquired by US personnel, Captaine A.V. Feldser

Simion Molow, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau Camps, c. 1941

Simon Arenstein, Tel-Aviv

Simon Israel Zangen, a former Jewish German resident of Wiesbaden, wartime

Simon Speiser, resident of Vienna in wartime Austria

Sir Walter Scott, author

Sister of Anton Karl, photographs

Slovenska Politika, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Slovensky Vychod, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck

Soldiers, American, Clifton Gallup, photographs

Sophie Sara Goldberger, resident of Vienna (Austria)

Soviet prisoners of war in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp

Soviet-Jewish partisans, individuals, 941 -- 1944, Misha Kacowicz and his brother, a photograph

Spiro-Szapira, Simcha, Head of Cracow Jewish order police

Stanislaw Bieniewski, Polish politician, statement, creator of the Hadiacz agreement, 17 century

Stanislaw Gebert. Lieutenant-Colonel, Polish military mission, Berlin, postwar Germany

Stanislaw Glabinski, Polish politician of the National-People's Union, a far right party, 1918-1928

Stanislaw Grabski, politician, instigated the Ugoda between the Jewish circle and Polish state

Stanislaw J. Paprocki, General Secretary Institute for the National Minorities Affairs, 1927-1939

Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile

Stanislaw Przebyszewski, Polish novelist and poet of the decadent and naturalistic school, 1868-1927

Stanislaw Rymer from Zelazna (Poland)

Stanislaw Sabinski, superintendant of Education in Lviv, killed by Ukrainian nationalists, 1927

Stanislaw Steiger Trial, testimony of Wladyslaw Walczynski, Coourt in Session, October 19, 20, 1925

Stanislaw Wojcechowski, Polish politician, Minister of Interior, 1919-1920, President, 1922 --1926

Stanislaw Wojcechowski, President of Poland, 1922 -- 1926

Stefan Federowskyj, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Employee, 1942

Stefan Gossko, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942

Stefan Hawryluk, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942

Stefan Kasirod, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942

Stefan Kaufman, family member

Stefan Kos, author of Polska Droga (The Poles will not accept defeat)

Stefan Pirijan, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Stefan Zeromski

Steffa Goldstein, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen

Steiger, Stanislaw

Steinitz, Bernd

Stepan Baran, Ukrainian-Polish politician, member of Polish Sejm, interwar Poland

Stepan Myroniuk, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Stepan Tomashivskyj, Ukrainian public figure, publicist, politician, historian, publications in Dilo

Sternbuch, Jewish negotiator, 1944

Steve Stone, American infantryman, Vietnam War

Stimme, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Strasburger-Ojzer, Eva

Strasburger-Ojzer, Lola

Strauch Mina, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar

Suicide in the Lviv (Lwow) prison on Batorego street, Turielbaum, a Jew, owner of a cafe, Novyi Chas

Susanna Schleyer

Sven Hedin, Swedish geographer and writer (1865 -- 1952)

Sydir Tverdokhlib (Tverdochlib), apologetic of Polish – Ukrainian reconciliation, 1922

Sydir Tverdokhlib (Twerdochlib), editor and publisher of Ridnyi Kraj (The Native Land), 1920s

Sydir Tverdokhlib, Ukrainian literati, poet, assassinated by Ukrainian nationalist on Oct. 15 1922

Symon Peliura, Ukrainian political, military and public figure, 1879 -- 1925

Synopsis of music opuses performed by Israel Segal-Rosenbach, 1930s

Szalasi, Ferenc, 1897-1946

Szlama Rochwerger, Deported from Lodz Ghetto on Transport No. 221 on April 20, 1944

Szmul Hochenberg, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Szoel Mehel, inhabitant of the Lublin ghetto, 1942

Szymon (Shymon) Akenazy, Polish minister at the League of Nation, 1920 -- 1923, Historian, Professor

Szymon (Simon) Federbusch, Jewish-Polish politician member of Sejm, 1922 -- 1927, Rabbi in Finland

Szymon Datner, survivor of Bialystok ghetto, Holocaust researcher

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