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Subjects Beginning with "M"

M. Adlerblum, resident of Paris, France, wartime

M. Birmann from Shanghai (China)

M. Chronoviat, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, Poland

M. Felinski, The Program of the UNDO, translated in French, Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 1927

M. Gyrnyer, Prisoner of Westerbork transit camp, the Netherlands

M. Kohnand Kalischer

M. Leczycki, resident of the Lodz ghetto

M. Lehrberger & Co., Publishing Company

M. Rotenberg, resident of the Lodz ghetto

M. Sluzki, Lida publisher

M. Verestandig, Director of Legal Department of the Federation of Jews from Poland, postwar Germany

M. Visser-v.Blerkom from Rotterdam (Netherlands)

M.H. Moorman, City Tax Collector, Alpine, Texas

Macerata (Italy)

Machine Record Units, US Army

Machtergreifung, seizure of power by Nazi party in Germany, Jan 1933

Mackay Radio, a telegraph

Maczek, General Stanislaw

Mae Lasker, forced laborer in Berlin and then inhabitant of the Doversterp refugee camp in Sweden, 1

Maginot Line, German invasion of France in Second World War (1940)

Magistrat of Skierniewice under German occupation, wartime

Magomet Saev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Magyar Nemzet (The Hungarian Nation), Hungarian periodical

Magyar Nemzet, editorial articles and program articles, 1939 -- 1945

Magyar Orszem, The Hungarian Watch, radical periodical, ca 1944

Magyar Szo, A Hungarian Word, a newspaper published in Vojvodina, Serbia, 1944

Magyar Ujsag, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period

Magyar Ujsag, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Magyarorsza'g (Hungary), wartime periodical, 1939 -- 1945

Mail from France to New York, addressed envelope

Mailman, Lodz ghetto

Mailman, Lodz ghetto, photographs

Main Command of the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police in Lviv, 1941 -- 1944

Main entrance, Cracow Ghetto

Main entrance, Maly Trostenents

Main Statistical Office of Poland

Maintaining and supporting Ukrainian schooling in East Galicia, interwar, Novyi Chas, January 1923

Mainz (Germany)

Majdanek (Concentration camp)

Majdanek (Poland: Concentration Camp)

Majdanek concentration camp, liberation

Majdanek, German concentration camp

Majer Israel Szlezynger from Sosnowitz

Major Botticher

Major General of the French Army: Francois Sevez

Major L.P. Hurst, British Armed Forces

Making German civilians aware of the Nazi crimes, 1945, photo-documents

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

Maks Derbaum, Warsaw ghetto inmate

Maks Wyszewianski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Maksymiljan Leser, Jewish-Polish politician, Zionist, deputy to the Sejm of the Second Cadence

Malacca (Malaysia)

Malaysia (1941 -- 1945 )

Malaysia (British Protectorate)

Malaysia (Country: Federal Constitutional Monarchy)

Malines Camp (Belgium)

Malka Szulc, inhabitant of the Lodz ghetto

Malka Zdrojewicz (Horenstein), Jewish resistance member, 1941 -- 1943

Malmedy (Belgium)

Malmedy Massacre (17 December, 1944)

Malmedy Massacre (17 December, 1945)

Malmö (Sweden)

Malta (1941 -- 1945 )

Malta (British Colony)

Maly Trostenets (USSR: extermination camp)

Maly Trostenets extermination camp (Reichskommissariat Ostland)

Maly Trostenets, extermination camp, afterwards of the liberation

Maly Trostenets, extermination camp, afterwards of the liberation, photographs

Manchuria, north-eastern region of China

Mandatory conscription for the German Labor Service

Mandatory removal and exclusion of former National Socialists from public spheres, US zone Germany

Mandatory removal and exclusion of former Nazi officials of de-Nazification and de-Militarization

Mandatory social service for German women

Mandatory Sunday rest for Jewish commercial and industrial activities, debates, interwar Poland

Mandatory Sunday rest for with regard to Jewish commercial and industrial activity, interwar Poland

Mandel, Robert (Jewish resistance fighter)

Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen (The Red Baron)

Manila (Philippines)

Mannheim (Germany)

Männlichen Mountain (Swiss Alps)

Mao Zedong, Chairman of the Communist Party of China, 1945-1976

Map of interwar Poland, showing distribution of German population, 1920s

Map of Poland (Transports of Jews from districts to various extermination camps)

Map of Protectorate of Bohemia and Monravia

Map of the occupied zones in postwar Germany

map, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

map, German naval activity (1914-1918, 1939)

Map, Lodz ghetto

Map, Post-Munich Europe

Mapping of ethnic groups in Polesie, interwar Poland

Mapping Ukrainian ethnic territories in General Government in 1939 -- 1941

Maps and border lines

Maps, Lublin ghetto

Mar, Bernard, professor, Holocaust Studies

Mara Zuckermann

Marc Lichtenbaum, Chairman of the Jewish Council of Warsaw, 1942-1943

Marcelle Brunschwig

Marching order, Ukrainian Auxiliary Police in Tarnopol, wartime

Marcin Skorupa, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942

Marek Gutman, editorial board DP Center Stuttgart, 1946

Margarete Karl, photographs

Margarete Karl, wife of Anton Karl

Maria Altman, leisure time, Panenske Brezany, Czechoslovakia, 1932

Maria Altman, personal correspondence

Maria Anyozowa from Krakau (Poland)

Maria Bloch-Bauer (Maria Altman)

Maria Chmura, Warsaw ghetto inmate

Maria Fleischmann

Maria Hochberg-Marianska, author of The Children accuse, child testimonies

Maria Krzymowska, Warsaw ghetto inmate

Maria Piechowich, Warsaw ghetto inmate

Maria Reinisova

Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland

Marian Baranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria, 1940

Marian Ignaszak, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany

Marian Kowalczyk, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany

Marian Lewandowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Staff Sergeant, 1942

Marian Raranowski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria

Marian Woclumiak, prisoner in Sangerhausen, 1945

Marianne Meyerhoff, granddaughter of Dr. Fritz Wachsner

Maribor (Slovenia)

Marie Kafuman, submitter of the document

Marie Lehrinova from Brunn (Bruenn)

Marie Munzarova, Prisoner of Flossenburg concentration camp, Germany

Marierlein Bloch-Bauer (Maria Altman)

Marietta, Georgia (United States)

Marine Installation, Germany (1945)

Marion E. Kenworthy, public figure in the refugee matters, United States

Marion E. Kenworthy, public figure, United States

Marital affairs

Marius Mitelaki, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942

Marja Bogacki, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1943

Marjan Bogacki, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, Polish Roman Catholic clergy

Marjan Swiechawski, Commission of Experts, Polish administration, interwar Poland

Markets in the Warsaw ghetto

Marking of Jewish businesses by Nazi authorities

Marking of Jewish businesses by Nazi authorities, Lodz, 1939

Marko Cheremshyna, Ukrainian writer, public figure, jurist

Marktgemeinde Judenau, Austria

Markus Bender, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Marnisches Tagblatt, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period

Marnisches Tagblatt, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach

Marriage certificate, Emil and Bertha Forchheimer

Marriage certificates

marriage, Alfred Anders and Else Lipschutz

Marriages in emigration, postwar

Marriages in emigration, postwar, Estera Epstein (Anna Przeworska Pratt), Andrzej Przeworski

Marriages in postwar Palestine

Marriages in postwar Palestine, Maikel Levin and Irena Lusky

Marrie Kalinski, resident of Sokolow Podlaski, German-occupied Poland, ghetto, 1941

Marseilles (France)

Marshal Michal Rola-Zymierski, Polish communist military commander, postwar Poland

Marshal Petan, the head of Vichy government, France

Marshal Zhukov with Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, photograph published in Pravda, June 1945

Marshal Zhukov with General Dwight D. Eisenhower, photograph published in Pravda, June 1945

Marshal Zhukov, USSR, Marshal Arthur Tedder, Allied Air Force, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Germany

Marta Loewenberg, family member

Marta Wijas, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland

Martha Limonova, prisoner in Theresienstadt, 1943

Martin Borman, Nazi German politician, head of the Nazi party Chancellery

Martin Bormann, head of the Parteikanzlei (Nazi Party Chancellery)

Martin Buber, Jewish religious philosopher

Martin Fraenkel

Martin Gottfried Weiss, Dachau Commandant, 1942-1943

Martin Reinis, prisoner in Zwickau, 1944

Marvin J. Wolf, co-author of memoirs of Vera Laroche, The Kindness of Strangers

Marxist ideology

Marya Gizowska, defendant, student of medicine, St. George Trial, Lviv, 1922

Masaryk, Tomas, Czech politician, sociologist, philosopher, first president of Czechoslovakia

Masha Loen, family member

Mass burning of bodies (Poland)

mass casualties, battles of the Eastern Front

Mass executions

Mass executions by the USSR in Estonia

Mass extermination of Jewish population in General Government, 1941 -- 1943

Mass extermination of Jews in German-occupied Poland

Mass extermination of Kievan Jews, September -- October 1941

Mass extermination site at Janowska Road Concentration Camp

Mass extermination sites, 1939 -- 1945

Mass graves at the liberated Nazi-German concentration camps, photo-documents

Mass killing of Jewish and Polish intelligentsia in German-occupied Poland, 1939 -- 1945

Mass killing of Jewish girls, 1939-1945

Mass killing of Jewish intelligentsia in Czestochowa, March 1943

Mass killing of Jewish intelligentsia in Czestochowa, March 1943, Esstera Epstein

Mass killing of Jewish population, Second World War

Mass killings--Czestochowa (Poland)

Mass murders, Serbians

Massacre of Jews by German soldiers and Ukrainian police in Babi Yar, Kiev, 1941

Massacre of Jews by German soldiers and Ukrainian police in Babi Yar, Kiev, 1941, photo-documents

Massacres in Brygidki (prison in Lviv on Kazimierzowska Street), Lwow, 1941

Massacres in the NKVD prisons in Lviv in the end of June 1930, perpetrated by the NKVD personnnel

Massacres, Jewish--Poland (1939-1945)

Material versus spiritual in regard to the determination of the national kernel, 1927

Materials collected by the Polish underground agencies about mass extermination of Jews in Poland

matriculation report, Sophien-Gymnasium

Matter of autonomy as a mean for lowering tensions between nations

Matter of national tolerance at the Congress of National Minorities, Geneva, 1925

Matter of Palestinian citizenship reflected in Chwila, 1921

Maurice Avom, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany

Maurice Maeterlink, principle of wisdom in human relations

Mauritius (Africa)

Maurycy Allerhand and his wife perished in Janaowska camp, Lviv, August 10, 1942

Maurycy Allerhand, Chairman as Govermental Commissar of Jewish Community in Lwow, 1924 - 1929

Maurycy Allerhand, Professor of Law at the Jan Kazimierz University of Lwow (Lviv), 19th, 20th c.

Maurycy Allerhand, Professor of Law, Lwow (Lviv), Commissar of the Jewish Communities in 1920s

Maurycy Allerhand, Professor, professional and public activity, interwar, Lwow (Lviv)

Maurycy Allerhand, rejection of German offer to take post of Chairman of Judenrat in Lviv, July 1941

Maurycy Szymel, poet, publicist in Yiddish, contributor to Chwila

Mauthausen (Austria: Concentration Camp)

Mauthausen (Austria)

Mauthausen concentration camp, liberation and its aftermath

Mauthausen memorial, Austria

Mauthausen, German Concentration camp

Mautschel, attestor, Office of the Polizeidirektor (marshal), Leslau (Wloclawek), 1941

Max Fleischmann

Max Ketzler Foto-Atelier, Innsbruck (Austria)

Max Povolny, letter to Erna Rosecky from Dachau concentration camp, August 10, 1938

Max Povolny, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, correspondence

Max Povolny, Prisoner of Mauthausen concentration camp, Germany

Max Winkler, head of the HTO (Haupttreuhandstelle Ost), 1940

Max Wulkan, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany

Maximilian von Weichs, field marshal in the German army, 1881--1954

May 1926 Coup d’état in Poland, discourse and narrative as reflected in Hromadskyi Holos

Mayor (Buergermeister) of Gemunden (Gemuenden)

Mayors of the Dutch towns, defiance to the Nazi regime, 1941

Maywald Studio, 12 Rue Victor-Considerant, Paris

Mazatlan (Mexico)

McCarthyism, the practice of making accusation of disloyalty, 1950 --1956

McIntosh Stereoptican Co.

Means and method of control for de-Nazification and de-Militarization

Means of adaptation and survival in concentration camps

Means of adaptation and survival in Nazi-German prisons

Means of adaptation and survival in the ghettos

Means of adaptation and survival in the Holocaust

means of survival in the ghettos

means of survival in the Warsaw ghetto, 1940 --1943

Means of survival, not in ghettos or concentration camps

Mechanic apprentice, Wehrmacht

Mechelen (Belgium: transit camp)

Medical battalion No. 53, US Army, 1939 -- 1945

Medical battalions, US Army, 1939 -- 1945

Medical care in Ravenbruck concentration camp

Medical care in the ghettos

Medical care in Warsaw Ghetto

Medical care in Warsaw ghetto, photo-documents

Medical clearance certificate

Medical clearance certificate, DP camps

medical doctors in the ghettos

medical doctors in the Holocaust

Medical doctors, hiring contracts, Lviv (Lwow), XIX c.

Medical documents

Medical documents in the ghettos

Medical documents in the Theresienstadt ghetto

Medical examination of foster children, declared Jewish, 1940

Medical Experiments

Medical experiments at Auschwitz complex of concentration camps

Medical experiments at the Ravensbrueck concentration camp

Medical experiments in Nazi-German concentration camps

Medical field service school, US Army, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 1939 -- 1945

Medical field service schools, US Army, 1939 -- 1945

Medical military units

Medical notes from the ghettos, 1939 -- 1945

Medical operations, camouflaging the feature of male Jewishness, Warsaw, 1939 -- 1945

Medical questionnaire for Jews

Medical questionnaire for medical professionals, wartime

Medical records, German

Medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1919 -- 1939

Medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921

Medical subjects tought at Medical field service school, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 1939 -- 1945

Medicine in ghettos

Medieval manuscripts and chronicle with regard to persecution of Jews

Mediterranean Sea

Meerdorf Concentration Camp

Meeting between Kultusgemeinden representatives and Jewish DP leaders, Greenstein Report, 1949

Meeting of American Board of Charities, Frankfurt, 1948

Meeting of German and Soviet officers in occupied Poland, September 1939

Meeting of Hitler and Ciano, Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs (1940)

Meeting of Hitler and Mussolini, September 1937

Meeting of Japanese political and military establishment, 1934

Meeting of the Juedenrat in the Lodz ghetto

Meggenhofen, Austria

Meir Balaban, Jewish Polish historian, interwar period

Mel Mermelstein

Melanie Saphier

Melbourne (Australia)

Melhorn family, life in the United States, postwar

Melhorn family, official correspondence, United States, postwar

Members of Jewish Council (Judenrat)

Members of the Commission of Experts to the national miorities, interwar Poland

Members of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Members of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, German-occupied Poland

Membership card

Membership committee, with regard to the functioning of DP camps, postwar

Memel Territory (Klaipeda) in interwar period, by The Palestine Post

Memel Territory (Klaipeda) in interwar period, Chwila, 1921

Memo addressed to Jewish Community in Duisburg (Germany), wartime

Memoir prose of Polish Ukrainian war of 1918 -- 1919, published in continuity in Slowo Polskie, 1921

Memoirs and recollections, photo-documents

Memoirs and recollections, photo-documents, Otto Herskovic

Memoirs--Post-WWII

Memorandum for GI Council of Frankfurt (November, 1947)

Memorandum of East Galician Zionist in favor of the Central powers, 1915, Slowo Polskie October 1921

Memorial Museum of Auschwitz (Poland)

Memorial photographs depicting vanished Jewish communities

Memorial service for the fallen soldiers, German

Memorial service for the fallen soldiers, German, Captain Anton Karl

Memorial site and museum Theresienstadt Ghetto, 2005

Memorial site of the former Dachau concentration camp (1947)

Memorial, The Great Synagogue of Nuremberg, Germany, bronze plaque placed at former site, 1988

Memorialization of Babi Yar site, Ukrainian

Memorialization of fallen for Ukrainian independence heroes

Memorialization of loved ones who perished in the Holocaust, Veronika (Vera) Komlos (née Somogyi)

Memorialization of loved ones, perished in the Holocaust

Memorilization documents issued by Jewish organization in postwar Germany

Memphis, Tennessee (United States)

Mende Lozere (France)

Mendel Kapulkin, 1915 -- 1941, perished in the Holocaust in Polotsk, Belarus, 1941

Mendel Kapulkin, 1924--1941

Mengr family correspondence

Mengr family history

Mentally ill children, 1939 -- 1945

Merian C. Cooper, Captain, American Relief Mission to Poland, 1919

Merle Henoch, Council of Service of Foreign Born, New York

Merresck Lenon from Reppen (Rzepin)

Meshek Sarid from Hajfa, Palestine

Messages from Palestine to Hungary, facilitated by Apostolic Nuncio, wartime

Messages from Palestine to Hungary, Mathew Dushinksy, 1943

Messina (Italy)

Meta Kahn, family member

Meta Sachs Lachmann

Meta, (the Goal), periodical of Greek-Catholic Church in Lviv (Lwow), 1930s

Method of searching for looted art and cultural objects from Jewish institutions, postwar Germany

Methods of political terror, Ukrainian Military Organization, inerwar Poland

Methods used in carrying out mass expulsion(Poland 1942-1943)

Metro line map--Paris (France)

Metropolitan Adrey Sheptytsky, pastoral letter, Lviv, 1942, Ukrainske Slovo, 1942

Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure

Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky, pastoral letter, Lviv, 1943

Metropolitan Sheptytsky, condemnation of the hideous crime, assassination of Pieracki, Nash Prapor

Meuselwitz (Germany)

Mexico (1910 -- 1945)

Meyer Saloman Susan

Miadziol (Belarus)

Miadziol (Lithuania)

Miadziol (Poland)

Miami (Florida, United States)

Miami (United States)

Micha Josef Berdyczewski, Ukrainian-born writer of Hebrew, a journalist, and a scholar.

Michael Abarin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michael Fink, Westerbork inmate

Michael M. Resin, Canadian military photographer, World War II

Michael Niewiadomski, Prisoner of Gusen concentration camp, Austria

Michael Schkutarow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michail Dotschuk, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michail Kabanow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michail Sergeew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michail Subankow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michail Tscheretwitzschnij, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michail Ul'cifer, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941

Michal Borwicz, author, Holocaust research

Michal Janik, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942

Michal Maksymilian Borowicz, author

Michal Malinowski, defendant, law student, St. George Trial, Lviv, 1922

Michal Pyndus, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942

Michal Ringel, zionist politician, sentor, public figure, interwar Lwow (Lviv), East Galicia

Michal Szewczyk, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Staff Sergeant, 1942

Michal Tesluk (Mykhailo Tesliuk), defendant, former student of philosophy, St. George Trial, 1922

Michal Ulam, architect, Lwow (Lviv) advertisement in Chwila, 1921

Michalovce (Slovakia)

Middle Eastern Front

Middle Lithuania (Wilno province), incorporation in Second Polish Republic, 1921, 1922, Chwila, 1921

Middle Orient (Middle East)

Midinette, journal illustre (illustrated journal)

Midwife, Coburg

Miecryslaw Wesolowski, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland

Mieczysl. Kasprsykowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942

Mieczyslaw Hertz, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939

Mieczyslaw Kuziora, Prisoner of Gross-Rosen concentration camp, Poland

Miedliborzyce (Poland: Ghetto)

Miedzyrec Podlaski (Poland)

Miedzyrzec-Podlaski (Poland)

Mielec (Poland: concentration camp)

Mielec (Poland)

Mifal Hacala (Defense Fund), created by Agudath Yisloel party, interwar Poland

Miklos Horthy, Regent of Hungary

Miklos, Kallay (1887--1967)

Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women

Milan L. Popovic, Yugoslav Parliamentarian

Milanowek (Poland)

Milford (New Hampshire, United States)

Military action in Southern France, November 1942

Military affairs in postwar Palestine, soldiers, Jewish

Military affairs in postwar Palestine, soldiers, Jwish, Makiel Levin

Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias

Military awards and decorations, United States Army, Clifton Gallup

Military awards and decorations, Unites States Army

military bunker

Military cemeteries, German

military cemetery

Military certificates and documents, American

Military communiques of Polish borderland wars, 1918 --1923

Military Comradeship, German Army, 1933 -- 1945

military comradeship, German Army, Anton Karl

Military comradeship, German Army, Anton Karl, photographs

military comradeship, German Army, postcard

Military comradeship, US Army

Military comradeship, US Army, Clifton Gallup

Military correspondence

Military documents

Military documents, French

Military equipment, American

Military forces of United and Allied Nations of anti-Hitler Coalition, 1939 -- 1945

Military Government Authority, in postwar Germany, US

Military history through the prism of Die Sirene

Military identification documents and records, German

Military identification documents, German

Military identification documents, German, Anton Karl

Military identification documents, US Army

Military installation

Military internment camps

Military map of the Ternopil region in Ukraine, German

Military maps of France, American

Military maps of the German regions with regard to the Reichswehr military exercises

Military maps, American

Military maps, German

Military maps, the Second World War, 1939-- 1945

Military maps, the Second World War, USSR, 1941-1945

Military officers, Nazi-German

Military Officers, Soviet

Military operations between Soviet Union and Hungary

Military operations in Tunisia

Military operations of the Dutch armed forces as part of the Allied armed forces in 1940 -- 1945

Military photographers, 1939 -- 1945

Military photographs, American

military photographs, 1920 -- 1945

Military photographs, American, Clifton Gallup

military photographs, German, 1920 -- 1945

Military photographs, German, 1920 -- 1945, Anton Karl

military quarters in forest

Military raids in Displaced Persons Camps, 1948

Military records, Imperial Germany

Military records, The United States Army

Military records, the United States Army, Clifton Gallup

Military reports, allied, 1944--1945

Military reports, US armed forces, 1944--1945

Military service in German Army, the Wehrmacht, 1939 -- 1945

Military service in Nazi Germany, in Wehrmacht, 1939 -- 1945

Military service in Nazi-German Army, the Wehrmacht, 1939 -- 1944, Anton Karl

Military service in the Austrian Army, 1900 -- 1918

Military service in the Austrian Army, 1900 -- 1918, correspondences

Military service in the Austrian Army, 1900 -- 1918, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Military service in the German armed forces, Weimar Republic

Military service in the German Army (Wehrmacht), Anton Karl, photographs

Military service in the US armed forces, Second World War, Clifton Gallup

Military service in the US armed forces, the Second World War

Military service records, German

Military service records, German, Anton Karl

Military service, German Imperial Army

Military support of North Vietnam by the USSR and China

Military training of Jewish Palestinian volunteers

Military training, US Army

military transportation

military transportation, the First World War

military travel orders

Military Tribunals of International Crimes, references in David Lippert narratives, postwar Germany

Military uniform and cloth, American

Military uniform and cloth, German

Military uniforms (American)

Military uniforms (American), Clifton Gallup

Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)

Military Uniforms (Soviet)

Military units, German

Military units, German, photographs, 1933 -- 1945

military wehrkreise, 1945, Who is Who in Nazi Germany

Militsch (Milicz)

Mill "Warszawianka" in Petrikau, Poland

Milos Hojek, prisoner in Pankrac prison (Prague, Czechoslovakia)

Milwaukee (Wisconsin)

Mineola (New York, United States)

Minerva Watch Company, Located in La-Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland

Minister Leon Wasilewski, Commission of Experts, Polish administration, interwar Poland

Minister of Justice, Prussia

Minister of political liberation, Binder, January 1948

Ministerialdirektor, High Civil Servant, published in Who is Who in Austria and Germany, 1945

Ministerialdirigent, High ranking Civil Servant,published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Ministry of Finances, Budapest, 1945

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Poland

Ministry of Internal Affairs, interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, Nazi Germany, 1933-1945

Ministry of Religious Denominations and Public Education (MWRiOP), interwar Poland

Ministry of Religious Denominations and Public Education, progress for Jews at Numerus Clausus 1929

Minkovich Kapulkin Pesya

Minneapolis (Minnesota)

Minor Ententa, political alliance, 1918 -- 1939

Minority Affairs in interwar Poland

Minsk (Capital of Belarus)

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

Minsk (Soviet Union)

Minsk ghetto (Belorussia)

Minuteman historic patch, American

Minuteman, colonial army, American

Minutemen of America membership card, American

Minutes related to the delivering supplies to DP camps

Miracle on the Wisla (Cud nad Wsla), cinematographic production, film, advertisement, Chwila, 1921

Miranda de Ebro, Spain (concentration camp)

Miscellaneous agencies in Germany, US zone of occupation, 1945

Mischlinge, children of Jewish-Gentile marriages

Misconduct of Soviet Red Army in Eastern Europe and Germany, postwar, by The Palestine Post, 1945

Misha Kacowicz, Soviet-Jewish partisan

Miskolc (Hungary)

Missile systems, defensive

Missile systems, offensive

Missing persons ad

missing persons--postwar

Missing tax yield due to the businesses in the ghetto, Lodz, 1941

Missionskloster (Mission Monastery), O. S. B., publishers

Missouri (United States)

Mistreatment of Jewish women, Lviv (Lwow), 1941 -- 1942

Mitglied der Akademie fur Deutsches Recht (MADR), Member of the Academy for German Law, German term

Mitglied der Reichstags (MdR), Member of the reichstag (-M.P.), German term

Mitglied des Volksgerichtshofs (MVGH), Member of the Peoples Tribunal, German term

Mizoch (Ukraine)

Mizocz (Poland: ghetto)

Mizocz ghetto (Poland)

Mizrachi organization, religious zionists, in interwar Poalnd

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

Mlodinow, Szymon

Mobilization of German people for the victory in the war

Modern European History

Modern European History, reflections in Nash Prapor, interwar

Modern French Literature, analysis

Modern Polish History

Modern reflections on the Polish Volhynian Tragedy

Modern Ukrainian History

Modern Ukrainian short historic novelle, Nation on march

Modernism in Literature

Modernism in literature and art

Modliborzice Ghetto

Modliborzyce (Poland: Ghetto)

Modliborzyce (Poland)

Mogilev (Belorus, the USSR)

Mogilev (Russia: 1940-1945)

Moicher Sforim, Mendele

Mojzesz Frostig, editor, publicist, zionist politician, deputy to Sejm, East Galicia

Mojzesz Richter, Polish Zionist politician, scholar

Mojzesz Schorr, Polish historian, public figure, rabbi, politician, Polish senator, scholar

Mojzesz Waldman, Galician Zionist, supporter of the West Ukrainian National Republic

Molondin (Switzerland)

Molotov Cocktails, a liquid explosive used by the Jewish resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact (August 23, 1939)

Molotov, Vyacheslav, Soviet Foreign Minister, 1930-1941

Moment, Yiddish periodical in Warsaw, progress for Jews with Numerus Clausus, SN, 1929

Monbijou Palace, Berlin, Gemany, postcard

Monbijou Palace, Berlin, Germany, constructed early 18th century

Monbijouplatz (Berlin, Germany)

Monetary aid to the Jews in German-occupied Europe, international Jewish organizations

Monetary award is offered for findings assassins of Sydir Tverdokhlib (Twerdochlib), 1922

Monetary control exercised by the new independent states that constituted Austria-Hungary

Monetary coupons in Buchenwald concentration camp

Monetary funds for evacuation the Jews in to neutral countries in 1944

Monetary Policy in the United States

Monetary politics in interwar Poland

Monetary politics of the new independent states that former constituted Austria-Hungary

Monetary reforms in interwar Europe

Monetary scrips in the Amersfoort police transit camp, the Netherlands

Monetary scrips in the Buchenwald concentration camps

Monetary signs and receipts in the ghettos, 1939 -- 1945

Monetary signs and receipts in the Lodz Ghetto, 1940 -- 1944

Monetary signs in Nazi concentration camps

Monetary signs, receipts, scripts as substitute matters of ghetto money, wartime

Monetary situation in Poland, 1919 -- 1922, Polish Mark, Chwila, 1921

Monetary surogate scripts issued by the Westerbork internment camp administration, 1944

Monetary surrogates in term of scripts, receipts, ghetto paper money issued in Theresiensdatd ghetto

Monetary vouchers in concentration camps

Monetry receipts, France

Monigo (Italy: Internment Camp), 1942 -- 1943

Monte Carlo (Principality of Monaco)

Monthly food-stuff documents

Monthly ration cards, 1939 -- 1945

Montmartre (Paris, France)

Montreal (Canada)

Montreal Holocaust Memorial Centre

Montreux (Switzerland)

Mooragh (Ramsey, Isle of Man, UK: internment camp), the Second World War

Mooragh Camp poem in German by internee H.C.S. at Mooragh Camp, UK, wartime

Mooragh poem by internee F. F. Bieber in English, July 1940 (appeared in “Mooragh Times” newspaper)

Moorish Revival architectural style

Moorish Revival architectural style, in regards to synagogues

Moorish style synagogues in Algeria, French colony, interwar

Moorish style synagogues in French North-West Africa, interwar

Moorish style synagogues, 19th -- 20th centuries,

Moorogh (Rasey, Isle of Man, UK: Internment Camp), the Second World War

Morality in the Holocaust

Morality versus State interests, Germany

Morava Banovina

Moravec, prisoner in Dresden, 1942

Mordarka (Poland)

Mordecai Anielewicz, member of Z.O.B. (Jewish Combat Organization)

Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, group photograph

Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, group photograph with children

Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, photographs

Mordechaj Anielewicz, commander of the Jewish Combat Organization and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Moroccan architectural style

Moroccan architectural style, in regards to synagogues

Morocco (1912 -- 1945)

Morocco (1940 -- 1945)

Morocco (Africa: Kingdom)

Morris Katz, painter

Morris Rothenberg, President of the Zionist Organization of America, interwar period

Mortagne (France)

Mortality in the ghettos

Mortality in the Warsaw ghetto

Mosaic faith (Judaism) as a census category in interwar Poland, 1931

Mosciska (Poland)

Moscophile Zubrycki, works in Moscovite language about Galician history, 19c, Novyi Chas, 1924

Moscovia takes political and military actions against Polish-Ukrainian agreement, late 1650s

Moscovite politics of colonizing Ukraine as a province, 17th century

Moscow (Russia)

Moscow (the Russian Federation)

Moscow (the USSR)

Moscow celebrates the Victory Day, May 9, 1945, photo reportage, Pravda, May 1945

Moses Forchheimer

Moshe Perl, drawings, DP Center Stuttgart, 1946

Moshe Sharett (Shertok), Head of Jewish Agency Political Department, second Prime Minister of Israel

Mostyska (Ukraine)

Moszenberg, Adler

Motek Arbeiter, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar

Motel advertisement, American

Motelupich Prison (Cracow, Poland)

Mother tongue (national language) is a main criterion of national identity of a nation's integrity

Mother tongue as a criterion in national self-determination

Mother tongue as a factor in national self-identification

Mother tongue versus religious denomination in determination of national identity, interwar Poland

Motherhood after loss of husband, Israel, 1948 -- 1949

Motherhood after loss of husband, Israel, 1948 -- 1949, Irena Lusky

Mountains, Germany

Movement for the Care of Children in Germany

Movements against child labor

Movie theater Chimera, ul. Akademicka, Lwow (Lviv), interwar, Chwila

Movie theaters in Lwow (Lviv), 1918 -- 1939, Chwila

Mozes Raeder vel Rappaport, defendant, tayloring journeyman, St. George Congress Trial, Lviv, 1922

Mr. Chambron from Lamastre, France, aid giver

Mr. Fischel, resident of Tel-Aviv, Palestine

Mr. J. Kaufmann

Mr. Loewenstein

Mr. M. Bodanski

Mr. Reinier Meijer

Mrs. J. Rosenman, resident of Balfouria (British Mandate Palestine)

Ms. Elsa Miklos

Mucha (A Fly), illustrative and satirical magazine

Muehlental (Kolo, Poland)

Mueller, Moritz

Muenchen (Germany)

Muenchener Beobachter, local Munich edition of Voelkischer Beobachter

Muenzer i Frisch, Nowosci, a store for women, ul. Kilinskiego 1, Lwow (Lviv), Chwila, 1921

Mukacevo (Czechoslovakia: Ghetto)

Mukacevo (Czechoslovakia)

Mulheim an der Ruhr (Germany)

Mulhouse (France)

Multi-national population of refugee camps in France and Germany, 1944--1945

Multicultural photograph, American

Munchen-Stadelheim prison (Munich, Germany)

Munich (Germany)

Munich Agreement (September 29, 1938)

Munich conference, photo-documents

Munich Conference, September 1938

Munich Criminal Prison

Municipal administration (Gemeindeverwaltung), Gemunden (Gemuenden), Germany

Municipal authorities of Bingen am Rhein, 1939 -- 1945

Municipal authorities, German

Municipal authorities, Polish

Municipal citizenship

Municipal citizenship, official document

Municipality of Lwow (Lviv)

Munkacheve (Ukraine)

Munkacs (Hungary)

Muranowski Square (Warsaw: Poland)

Murau (Muerau bei Mueglitz), Sudetenland

Murau prison (Muerau bei Mueglitz)

Murmansk (USSR)

Murray River (Australia)

Museum of Kaiser Friedrich-Denkmal (Breslau, Poland)

Museum presentation of Nazi crimes

Museums in Poland, 1918 --1939

Museums in The Netherlands

Music and performances in Theresienstadt ghetto

Music in concentration camps

Music in the ghettos

Music reviews from European and Palestinian periodicals of interwar period

Musicology and performance

Muslims in the Soviet Union

Mussolini at the German countryside, September 1937

Mussolini in Berlin, 1937

Mussolini in Kiefersfelden (Germany), September 1937

Mussolini in Munich, September 1937

Mussolini is well-received by the German people, September 1937

Mussolini touring Germany, September 1937

Mussolini, Benito (Italian "Il Duce")

My experiences during the war, series of children's reports, The Last Extermination journal, 1947

Mychal Nebola, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942

Mykhailo Hrushevskyi, Ukrainian academician, politician, historian and statesman

Mykhailo Verbytskyi, accused of assassination, Sobinski trial, 1928

Mykhailo Vistiuk, figurant in the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Mykhailo Vozniak, narrative on revival of Ukrainian national and religious life under Austria Novyi

Mykhailo Vozniak, Ukrainian scholar, literary scientist, author, public figure, 1881 -- 1954

Mykhajlo Voloshyn, defender, attorney at law in the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Mykola Kovalys'ko, figurant of the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Mykola Lemyk, member of the OUN, 1914 -- 1941

Mykola Ustyianovych, followed the course for the new Ukrainian literature, 1840s, Vozniak, 1924

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