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Subjects Beginning with "K"

K. Mikolasek, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany

K. Oklusz, Commission of Experts, Polish administration, interwar Poland

K.L.M. (Royal Dutch Airlines), air lines

Kádár, János, 1912-1989

Kaddish prayers

Kadish, George, Kovno Ghetto photographer, 1941-1945

Kaiser family, history

Kaiserwald (Concentration camp)

Kaliningrad (Russian Federation)

Kaliski, Romek, Member of the Jewish order police in Lodz ghetto

Kalisz (Poland: Lodz province: county), Second Census, 1931

Kalisz (Poland: Warsaw province), Second Census, 1931

Kalisz (Poland)

Kallmunz (Germany)

Kalush (Ukraine)

Kalusz (Poland)

Kamieniari (Kameniari), Ukrainian youth socialist sport organization, interwar Poland

Kamiensk-Gomunice (Poland)

Kamionka Strumilowa (Poland: Tarnopol province, county)

Kamjanez-Podilskyj (Ukraine)

Kansas City (Missouri, United States)

Kapo, prisoners supervising forced labor in concentration camps

Kaposvar (Hungary)

Kapulkin Family, Polotsk, Belarus

Kapuvar (Hungary)

Karadeniz (Turkey)

Karel Movarec, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany

Karel Pavlik, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany

Karel Vysehradsky, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, 1943

Karel Vysehradsky, prisoner of Heppenheim concentration camp, subcamp of Dachau, correspondence

Karel Vysehradsky, prisoner of Heppenheim sub camp of Dachau concentration camp, letter to parents

Karl I Habsburg, a fail campaign to reinstate a royal government in Hungary, March, October 1921

Karl Dirnhofer, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany

Karl Dönitz, Grand Admiral of the Kriegsmarine, 1891 -- 1980

Karl I Habsburg, last emperor of Austria-Hungary, restoration attempt in Hungary, 1921, Chwila

Karl Liebknecht, German socialist, co-founder of the Spartacist League and the Communist Party, Ger

Karl Steinitz, Jewish Resident of Germany 1939

Karl Strecker, German general, 1884--1973

Karl Theodor Haanen, author of Fliegerhorst im Erlenbusch (Aerodrome in the alder bush)

Karl-Heinz Veisser

Karlovy Vary (Austro-Hungarian Empire)

Karlovy Vary (Czechoslovakia)

Karlovy Vary Synagogue (Karlsbad Synagogue), Czech Republic, opened 1877

Karlovy Vary Synagogue (Karlsbad Synagogue), Czech Republic, postcard, late 19th century

Karlsbad (Austria-Hungary)

Karlsruhe (Germany)

Karmelicka ulica (Warsaw, Poland)

Karol (Karl, Charles) I Habsburg, attempt to regain power in Central Europe, discourse, Chwila, 1921

Karol Dudka, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942

Karol Eisentstein, Zionist politician, member of the Sejm in 1922 -- 1930, Eastern Galicia

Karol Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II

Karolina Belczykowska Rybak, resident of Poland, 1942

Karpatalja (Ukrania)

Kasimir Goszczynski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany

Kassa (Czechoslovakia)

Kassa (Hungary)

Kassel (Germany)

Kasser, Elsbeth

Katarzyna Keller

Katonai Beszelnekl, Military Speech, Hungary

Katowice (Poland)

Kattowitz (Poland)

Katyn forest (USSR)

Katyn massacre, the Soviet crime against Poles and Poland, 1940

Kaufman family, history

Kaufman, Helene

Kaufman, Michel

Kaulsdorf (Berlin, Germany)

Kaunas (Lithuania: Ghetto)

Kaunas (Lithuania)

Kazimierez, Jewish community in Cracow

Kazimierz Bartel, Prime Minister of Poland, 1926 -- 1930

Kazimierz Cichowski (fasle, Lukasiewicz), defendant, St. George Communist Congress Trial, 1922, 1923

Kazimierz Wierzynski, Polish poet and journalist

Kazimir Gbal, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland

Kazimir Kodrebsi, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany

Kecskemet (Hungary)

Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Heydebreck (Poland)

Keller family correspondence

Keller family history

Kempen (Germany)

Kenigstein, Cesia

Kenneth C. Royall, Secretary of U.S. Army

Kennkarte (German personal Identification Card)

Kennkarte (German personal identification card), Gerhard Wallbach

Kensington (Great Britain)

Kepes Vasarnap, Illustrative Sunday, Hungarian periodical, 1939 -- 1945

Kerem Avraham, British Mandate Palestine, Jerusalem

Keren haYesod – United Israel Appeal, the official fundraising organization for Israel

Keren Kajemet Leisrael (Jewish National Fund), interwar Poland

Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael (Jewish National Fund) in postwar Germany

Kersch (Crimea, Ukraine)

Keyser (West Virginia, United States)

Kfar Saba, Palestine

Kfar Sirkin (Palestine)

Kharkiv (Kharkov, Ukraine)

Kharkiv (Ukraine)

Khishinev (Moldova)

Kibbutz Batelew, Doar Kinereth (Palestine), 1941

Kibbutz Rechovoth (Palestine)

Kiefersfelden (Germany)

Kielce (Poland: ghetto)

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

Kielce (Poland: province), population, Second General Census, 1931

Kielce (Poland: Province), Second General Census, 1931

Kielce (Poland)

Kiev (Soviet Union)

Kiev (Ukraine: 1940-1945)

Kiev Military District

Killing of Jews by Wehrmacht in 1941, Ukraine

Killing of Soviet POWs, October 1941, Buchenwald Concentration Camp

Kinderlandverschickung (KLV), Evacuation of children), German term

Kindertransport

Kindertransport, Jewish refugee children

Kindertransport, Jewish refugee children, arrival to England

Kindertransport, photo-documents

Kindertransport, routes from Germany to United Kingdom, 1938 -- 1940

King George VI, United Kingdom

King Michael of Romania

Kingston, New York

Kis Ujsag, The Short News, Hungarian periodical, 1939 -- 1945

Kishinev (Bessarabia)

Kiskoros (Hungary)

Kiskunhalas (Hungary)

Kitchener (U.K.: Internment Camp)

Kiwa Sienicki, head of the employment office (Arbeitsresort), Lodz ghetto

Kladovo (Serbia)

Klatovy (Czech Republic)

Klementow (Poland)

Kleparow (Lwow, Poland)

Kleparow railroad station, a deportation junction, 1941 -- 1943

Klettendorf (Germany)

Klooga (Concentration camp)

Klooga (Estonia: Concentration camp)

Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross (Ritterkreuz der Eisernen Kreuzes), Nazi insignia

Knowledge of Nazi persecution of Jews, Great Britain, reflected by The Palestine Post, 1936

Koch, Erich, German Reichskommissariat of Ukraine

Kocherthaler family correspondence

Kocherthaler family history

Kocmyrzow (Poland)

Koeniggraetz, Sadova (Czech Republic)

Koenigsberg (East Prussia, Germany)

Koenigsberg (Germany)

Koenigsberger, Guenther

Koenigshutte (Germany)

Koerner, Bundy Podrozne (Bundy for travel), store for men and women, 1921

Kohn, Amalia (nee Biermann)

Kohn, Bronislawa

Kolaczye (Poland)

Kolin (Czechoslovakia)

Kolo (Poland: Lodz province: county), Second Census, 1931

Kolo, Muhlental (Poland)

Kolomea; Kolomyia (Generalgouvernement)

Kolomyia (Ukraine)

Kolomyja (Poland)

Kolozsvar (Hungary)

Komarom (Hungary)

Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands (Communist Party of Germany)

Koniecpol (Poland)

Koniecpolski family correspondence

Koniecpolski family history

Konigsberg (Germany)

Konin (Poland: Lodz province: county), Second Census, 1931

Konska Wola (Poland)

Konskie (Poland: Ghetto)

Konskie (Poland)

Konstancja (Kutno, Poland: Jewish Labor Camp)

Konstantin Astratov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Konstantin Hermann Karl Freiherr von Neurath, German diplomat, 1873--1956

Konstantin Schilow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Konstantin Slominskij, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Konto (account) of Chaim Rumkowski, Lodz

Kopelman, Fajga

Korczak, Janusz

Kornwestheim (Germany)

Kosher food factories, prewar

Kosiv (Ukraine)

Kosow Lacki (Poland: Ghetto)

Kosow Lacki (Poland)

Kossuth Nepe, People of Kossuth, Hungarian periodical, 1939 -- 1945

Kost Levytskyj (Kost Levyckii, Konstanty Lewicki), Ukrainian politician, public figure, interwar

Kost Levytskyj, architect of Eastern Galician authonoy, helsman of Ukrainian National Democracy

Kottern, sub-camp of Dachau concentration camp

Kovno (Lithuania: Ghetto)

Kovno (Lithuania)

Kovno ghetto underground school

kozmodemyansk (Russia), former USSR

Kraft durch Freude (KdF), Strength through Joy (sub-organisation of DAF), German term

Kraft durch Freude (Strength through Joy), Nazi leisure organization

Krakau (Poland)

Krakivski Viste (Cracow Herald), editorial board, collaborating periodical, General Government

Krakivski Visti (Cracow Herald), Ukrainian collaborating periodical, General Government

Krakivski Visti, editorial board, photo-documents, 1940

Krakivski Visti, editorial board, V. Kachmar, L.Lepkyj, M. Chomiak, I. Durbak, 1940

Krakivski Visti, Ukrainian collaborating with German Authorities periodical in Cracow, 1940 -- 1945

Krakow (Poland: Ghetto)

Kraków (Poland)

Kramatorskaja (Ukraine)

Kranjska Gora (Slovenia, Yugoslavia)

Kranjska Gora (Slovenia)

Krasnik (Poland)

Kreis II (Germany)

Kreis, Local administrative unit under the general administration,published in Who is Who in Germany

Kreisobmann, Head of the DAF (Labor front) in NSDAP, published in Who is Who in Germany, 1945

Krems (Austria)

Kremsmünster (Austria)

Kriegsausbildungswerk (war training establishment)

Kriegsmarine (navy of Nazi Germany)

Kriminalpolizei (Kripo), Criminal police (-CID), German term

Kriminalpolizei (Kripo), criminal police, published in Who is Who in Austria and Germany, 1945

Kristallnacht or November Pogrom, 9 -10, November 1938

Krosniewice (Poland)

Krzepice (Poland)

Krzystkowice (Poland)

Kubaschka family

Kubaschka, Betti

Kubaschka, David

Kubaschka, Fridle

Kujath, the head of German civilian administration of Lviv (Lwow), (Lemberg), 1941

Kulijouich, Volodymyr, Professor

KUM (Committee of Ukrainian Youth Movment), program, July 1920, Lviv (Lwow)

KUM, program Ukrainian youth movement stands for unification of all Ukrainian lands

KUM, program, a Ukrainian provisional goverment in East Galicia, Galician Ukrainian National Council

KUM, program, Galician Ukrainian goverment is to mobilize Ukrainian society for active position

KUM, program, Galician Ukrainian Government is for education, finances, judiciary, military

KUM, program, Independent and United Ukrainian State, Congress of KUM, Lviv (Lwow), 1920

KUM, program, the Vienna Goverment of Petrushevych is only a representation and is suboridinated

KUM, program, Ukrainian student bodies are to uplift mass Ukrainian movements to gain statehood

Kurator (of a university), Civil service official controlling institutes of higher education, 1945

Kurjer Lwowski, periodical Polish, 1918 -- 1926

Kurowice (Poland; German labor camp; Kryvychi)

Kurt Boss, Border Protection Service in General Government

Kurt Daluege, Nazi German Police Official

Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, inmate of Theresienstadt ghetto

Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, prisoner of ghetto and concentration camps

Kurt Horwitz, Jewish prisoner of the Buchenwald concentration camp

Kurt Horwitz, Jewish prisoner of the German penal system

Kurt Horwitz, photographs

Kurt Magnus, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933

Kurt Majerowicz, prisoner at Westerbork

Kurzang (Poland)

Kutno (Poland: Warsaw province: county), Second Census, 1931

Kutno (Poland: Warsaw province), Second Census, 1931

KZ Borgermoor (Boergermoor), Aschendorfermoor

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