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Records and Manuscripts
(3 Matches)- Cherna Kapulkina Papers
- Herbert and Nancy Bernhard Papers
- Herbert and Nancy Bernhard Papers, 1872-1970
RG-75/RG-75
- Herbert and Nancy Bernhard Papers, 1872-1970
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Digital Images and Records
(55 Matches)- RG-112.30, Postcard from L. Helberg in Vilnius, Lithuania to M. Bodanski in Tel Aviv, Palestine, 1940
- RG-112.46, Postcard from Josef Gleizer in Ternopil (Urkaine) to S. Greenstyn, Haifa, Palestine, 1940
- RG-17.02.02, Pravda, Churchill Fulton speech 1
- RG-17.02.03, Pravda, Churchill Fulton speech 2
- RG-17.02.05, Pages from the Soviet newspapers, . 1945
- RG-17.02.06, The Vicory Day reflected in the Soviet periodicals,. 1941
- RG-33.01.01, Burmanshtein, certificate, partisan service
- RG-37.02.03, Grete Sinai, Certificate of Residence, Shanghai
- RG-38.04.01, Cherna Kapulkina Papers, Letter envelope
- RG-38.04.02, Cherna Kapulkina Papers, Letter on plain paper
- RG-38.04.03, Cherna Kapulkina Papers, Letter folded into a triangle
- RG-45.01.07, Corpses in Majdanek and Auschwitz-Birkenau, Photo Montage, 1945
- RG-45.02.63, Lwow ghetto, Search for a Jewish female under false identity
- RG-46.01.08, Announcement about regulation of Jewish residence and work card in Lwow, April 1942
- RG-46.02.02, Announcement, all Soviet symbols to be destroyed, Lviv, August 1941
- RG-52.02.14, Foldesova, registration for repatriation
- RG-57.02, Letter from the army, folded into a-riangle, addressed to Ts. A. Kapulkina in Kiev
- RG-57.03, Letter from the army, unfolded from a triangle envelope, addressed to Ts. A. Kapulkina in Kiev
- RG-57.04, Letter from the army, unfolded text, addressed to Ts. A. Kapulkina in Kiev
- RG-57.05, Letter from Tsena (Cherna) Kapulkina to Shura Dusheva in Polotsk, Belarus, September 1944
- RG-57.06, Letter from Tsera (Cherna) Kapulkina to Shura Dusheva in Polotsk, text, September 1944
- RG-72.21.23, Postcard written by Juliu Glueck in Romania, sent to Stania Snezhinska in Novosibirsk region, USSR, dated 17 December 1940
- RG-72.21.33, Postcard to Kraków, Poland from Wrocław (Burgweide, Breslau), Poland, written from Jan Liolkowski from Konrad Slaski, 14 October 1944
- RG-72.26.01, Envelope, sent to American Joint Distribution Committee in Teheran from Gorkii in USSR, written by Anna Rabinovich, 28 June 1945
- RG-72.26.02, Envelope, sent to American Joint Distribution Committee in Teheran from Chelyabinsk, USSR, 25 September, 1945
- RG-72.26.05, Envelope, sent by Sarra Israilevna Reznik from Dnepropetrovsk, USSR to American Joint Distribution Committee in Tehran, Iran, 27 January 1945
- RG-75.02.05, German anti-Jewish appeal in the Soviet-occupied territories, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.06, German appeal to the Red Army soldiers against Jewish political commissars, 1941
- RG-75.02.08, German-issued surrender pass to the Red Army soldiers, circa 1943
- RG-75.02.09, German anti-Jewish appeal to the Red Army, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.10, Letter from Kiev military district suggesting discharge of Soviet officer for antisemitism, c. 1941
- RG-75.02.11, German anti-Soviet and anti-Jewish leaflet, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.12, Russian anti-Stalinist and anti-Soviet narrative, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.15, Russian collaborationist anti-Jewish narrative, circa 1941
- RG-75.02.17, German surrender pass in Russian with anti-Jewish narrative, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.18, Nazi appeal to Ukrainians to join German Labor Service, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.19, German surrender pass to the Red Army soldiers of the Volkhov Front, circa 1942
- RG-75.02.20, German surrender pass to the Red Army soldiers, circa 1944
- RG-75.02.21, German surrender pass and appeal to join the Russian Liberation Army, circa 1943
- RG-75.02.22, German appeal to the Soviet population to join German Labor Service, circa 1944
- RG-75.02.23, Russian collaborationist anti-Soviet and anti-Jewish propaganda leaflet, circa 1942
- RG-79.02.02,Suvorovskii Natisk (A Suvorov Attack), 1945
- RG-79.02.03, Ogoniok, Soviet magazine (The Spark), 1945, No. 39
- RG-79.02.04, Pages from a Soviet newspaper, 1945, No. 141
- RG-79.02.05, Pages from a Soviet newspaper, May 1945
- RG-79.02.06, The Victory Day reflected in the Soviet periodicals, May 1945
- RG-79.02.07, Pages from the Soviet magazine Ogoniok (The Spark), 1945, June, No 23
- RG-79.02.08, Pages from the Soviet magazine Oroniok (The Spark), No. 45, 1945
- RG-79.02.09, Novoeie Slovo (The New World), a pro-German periodical published in Berlin, No. 68, 1944
- RG-79.02.10, Ogoniok, Soviet magazine, (The Spark), August 1945, No. 31
- RG-79.02.11, Ogoniok, Soviet magazine (The Spark), September, 1945, No. 35
- RG-79.02.14, Pages from Ogoniok, (The Spark), a Soviet periodical, Our Allies
- RG-79.02.15, Anti-German and anti-Nazi, Soviet caricatures, from a Soviet periodical, May 1945
- RG-79.02.16, Portraying the Nazi warcrimes and crimes against humanity, from a Soviet periodical, 1945
- RG-80.09.07, Kalejs Interview Exs 3-5
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