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Subjects Beginning with "B"

B Michalski, Warsaw ghetto inmate

B. Batkova, Prisoner of Ravensbrueck concentration camp, Germany

B. Grossman from Krakow (Poland)

B. Hrdinova from Prague (Czechoslovakia)

B. Morgenstern from Kolomyia (Generalgouvernement)

B. Riabner from Zurich (Switzerland)

B. Schleyer, Director, A.R. Ltd.

B'nai B'rith Renaissance Lodge no. 1651

Babi Yar (Kiev, Ukraine)

Babi Yar Massacre, 29 -- 30 September 1941, photo-documents

Babi Yar Massacre, 29 -- 30September 1941

Babi Yar war crimes trial (Kiev, January 1946)

Babi Yar, areal photographs

Babylonian Talmud, German edition, 1930s

Backa Topola (Serbia)

Bad Duerkheim (Germany)

Bad Gastein (Austria)

Bad Gastein, 10 Heller, Notgeld, 1920

Bad Homburg (Germany)

Bad Honeff (Germany)

Bad Ischl (Austria)

Bad Nauheim (Germany)

Bad Schwalbach (Germany)

Baden bei Wien (Austria)

Bakar, Italian concentration camp in the town of Bakar, Croatia for civil population, WWII

Bakery production at Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke. GMBH, Werk Dachau, photo-documetns

Balatonlelle (Hungary)

Balfour Declaration

Balfour Declaration as reflected by the Palestine Post, 1936

Balfour Declaration, 1917

Balfour Declaration, reflected in Chwila

Balfouria (British Mandate Palestine)

Baltimore (Maryland, United States)

Bamberg (Germany)

Ban of Jews from using vehicles, Lodz, 1939

Bank note, German

Bank of England

Bank of Germany

Bank transfer confirmation

Banks, Polish, 1939--1945

Banning of Der Stuermer by Nazi-German officials

Banning of Der Stuermer by Nazi-German officials, Baldur von Schirach

Banning of Der Stuermer by Nazi-German officials, Herman Goering

BAOR (British Army of the Rhine)

Baptism Certificate

Barackenlager Berlin Gruenewald

Barackenlager Berlin Lichtenfeld

Baranow (Poland)

Bardonia, New York (United States)

Baroque architectural style

Baroque architectural style, in regards to synagogues

Barracks at Wolecka Street, Lviv (Lwow)

Barter and street sale in the ghettos

Barter and street sale in the Warsaw Ghetto

Bartold factory, Militsch (Milicz)

Basel (Switzerland)

Basic provisions of the new German Constitution, West Germany, 1949

Basil Artishenko

Basler Nachrichten (Nazi periodical printed in Switzerland)

Bataan Death March, 1942

Bataan Death March, as reflected by the Palestine Post, 1945

Batavia (Dutch East Indies)

Bathhouse, Lodz ghetto

Battle for Brest, France, 1944

Battle for Crimea, the USSR, 1941 -- 1942

Battle for France (10 May 1940--21 June 1940)

Battle for Ternopil (Tarnopol), Western Ukraine, 1944

Battle for Ternopil (Tarnopol), Western Ukraine, 1944, Anton Karl

Battle for Vichy-held North Africa, Operation Torch, (8 November -- 11 November 1942)

Battle in North Africa

Battle near Lake Ilmen

Battle of Berlin (April-May, 1945)

Battle of Budapest, January 1945

Battle of Debrecen, (October, 1944)

Battle of Falaise Pocket, 12-21 August 1944

Battle of Guadalcanal, 1942--1943

Battle of Hong Kong (December, 1941)

Battle of Memel, 1944

Battle of Rennell Island, 29–30 January 1943

Battle of Stalingrad (1942-1943)

Battle of Stalingrad, 1942 -- 1943, photo-documents

Battle of Stalingrad, reflection or coverage in Nazi-German periodical

Battle of Stalingrad, reflection or coverage in Nazi-German periodical, Voelkischer Beobachter

Battle of the Caucasus (July 1942 - May 1944)

Battle of the Scheldt, 1944

Battle of Tunisia, Tunisia Campaign, (17 November 1942 -- 13 May 1943)

Battles of El Alamein, Egypt, 1942

Battles of Narvik (Norway), April 1940

Battles of Vyazma and Bryansk, part of Operation Typhoon, German Campaign for Moscow (October 1941)

Bavaria (Germany: Land)

Bavaria (Germany: Region)

Bavaria (Germany)

Bavaria Pardon and Review Board

Bavarian Ministry of the Interior

Bavarian Soviet Republic, 1919

Bayreuth (Germany)

Beatings of Jews by the police, Lviv (Lwow), 1941 -- 1942

Beau Bassin (detainment camp, Mauritius)

Beckman, Gustawa

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

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

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

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

Bedzin (Poland)

Będzin, Bendsburg (Poland)

Beer Hall Putsch, attempted coup by Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler, November 20, 1923

Befehlsaber der Sicherheitspolizei (BdS), Commander of the Security Police, German term

Befehlshaber der Ordnungspolizei (BdO), Commander of the Order Police, German term

Befehlsleiter, Rank in Party administration, published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Before the Speaker (Vor dem Lautsprecher), Austrian periodical

Begging in ghettos

Beginning of Arab revolt in Palestine, 1936, reflected by the Palestine Post

Beginning of book printing in Ukraine, Ivan Fedoriv, Apostol, Lviv, 1574, Novyi Chas, 1924

Being rescued from Action (Aktion) in Czestochowa ghetto, Estera Epstein (Anna Przeworska Pratt)

Being rescued from Action (Aktion) in the Czestochowa ghetto

Being rescued from Actions (Aktion) in the ghettos

Being rescued from imminent danger, Estera Epstein (Anna Przeworska Pratt)

Being rescued from imminent danger, wartime

Beit Zera (Israel: kibbutz)

Belarus (1939-1944)

Belarusian Youths training for German Military

Belaruskaje Slovo (Belorussian Word), periodical Belorussian, interwar Poland, Sprawy Narodowosciowe

Belfast, Great Britain

Belgian currency

Belgian National Bank

Belgian Red Cross

Belgian refugees

Belgian Resistance

Belgian Royal House, 1940

Belgian Wallonia Legion

Belgian-Jewish refugees in France, 1940 -- 1945

Belgian-Jewish refugees in France, 1940 -- 1945, Herskovic Family

Belgium (1918 --1940)

Belgium (1939-1945)

Belgium (1945--Present)

Belgium (Europe)

Belgium, history

Belgorod (USSR)

Belgrade (Serbia)

Belgrade (Yugoslavia)

Bellarat (Victoria, Australia)

Bellingham (Washington, United States)

Beloruskoje Slowo, periodical, Belorussian, interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Belorussia (1939-1945)

Belorussia, USSR

Belorussian collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World Waar, 1941 -- 1945

Belorussian collaboration with Nazi Germany in the Second World War, photo-documents

Belorussian economic institutions, interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Belorussian ethnonational discourse in interwar Poland, Sprawy Narodowosciowe

Belorussian national aspirations, interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Belorussian national education in interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Belorussian national minority in interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Belorussian parliamentarians of the Bloc of National Minorities, 1928 - 1930

Belorussian political spectrum in interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Belzec extermination camp (Lublin, Poland)

Belzec extermination camp, gas chambers

Belzec extermination camp, gas champers

Belzec extermination center, orientation plans

Ben Ezra Synagogue (El-Geniza or Synagogue of the Levantines), Old Cairo Egypt, opened 1892

Ben Ezra Synagogue, 1973

Ben Horim, Chairman of the New Zionist Organization

Bendediction of Metropolitan Sheptytsky to those to the Ukrainian laborers in Germany, 1943

Benefits from working at the airport in Sknilow, Lviv (Lwow), 1941

Benes, Eduard, minister of the foreign affairs and second president of Czechoslovakia

Benesov, Beneschau (Czech republic)

Benghazi (Libya)

Benghazi (Lybia)

Benito Mussolini, or Il Duce, the fascist Prime Minister of Italy, 1922 -- 1943

Benjamin Franklin, American patriot

Benjamin Israel Broder

Benno Forchheimer

Benno Kaiser, family member

Benzion Lichtenstein, witness in the Steiger Trial, court session October - December 1925, Chwila

Bereichsleiter, Rank in Party administration, published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Bereza Kartuzska, camp of separation and internment caused by Pieracki assassination, Nash Prapor

Bereza Kartuzska, Polish internment camp for political opponents, 1930s

Berezhany (Brzezany), District Galicia

Bergen (Germany)

Bergen Belsen (Germany: Displaced Person Camp)

Bergen-Belsen (Germany: Concentration Camp)

Bergen-Belsen concentration camp

Bergen-Belsen DP Camp publications

Bergisch-Gladbach (Germany)

Berlin (Germany)

Berlin Neukoelln (Germany)

Berlin Olympics, 1936

Berlin-Charlottenburg (Germany)

Berlin-Moabit (Germany)

Berlin-Wilmersdorf (Germany)

Berliner Boersen Zeitung (The Stock Exchange of Berlin), German periodicals

Berliner Borsen Zeitung (The Stock Exchange of Berlin), German periodicals

Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung (BIZ, weekly illustrated magazine)

Bern (Switzerland)

Bern, Switzerland

Bernadotte, Folke

Bernard Ginsburg, photo report, DP Center Stuttgart, 1946

Bernard Mark, Director of Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw

Bernard of Hollywood (photography studio), 9055 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, California

Bernsdorf (Germany)

Berrieux (France)

Bertha Forchheimer, family member

Bertha Forchheimer, US naturalization

Bertha Kaiser, family member

Berthold Ehrenberg

Berwyn (Illinois, United States)

Besancon (France)

Bessarabia (Romania: Province)

Beszterce (Hungary)

Bet Zera' (Israel)

Beth Bialik (Austria: Displaced Persons Camp)

Betti Ajzensztajn, Holocaust historian

Betty Prins-Hyatt, postwar visit to France, meeting with the family of aid-givers

Beveridge Report, the report on Social Insurance and Allied Services, 1942

Beverly Hills (California, United States)

Beverungen, Germany

Bezirks-Rabbinat Bochum (Germany)

Bialy - Dunajec

Bialystok (Poland: Ghetto)

Bialystok (Poland)

Bialystok ghetto

Bialystok Ghetto Memorial

Bialystok ghetto uprising

Bialystok Province Statistics

Białowieża Forest

Białystok (Poland)

Białystok ghetto

Biarritz (France)

Bibliographic reviews in Hromadskyi Holos, interwar East Galicia

Bibliography of Jewish historiography in Poland, Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 1927

Bibliography of publication in regard to national minorities in Sprawy Narodowosciowe

Bibrka (Ukraine)

Bicknell (Indiana, United States)

Bielaruskaja Kultura (the Belorussian Culture), periodical Belorussian, interwar Poland

Biesinitzer Grund (Goerlitz) camp, Poland

Bietingen (Germany)

Bikernieki Forest (near Riga, Latvia)

Biloruskaja Krynica, periodical, Belorussian, interwar Poland, 1918 -- 1939

Bingen am Rhein (Germany)

Biography of Gerszon Zipper

Biography of Stepan (Stefan) Fedak, a failed assassin of Pilsudski, interwar, wartime

Biography of Woodrow Wilson, US President, Dilo, 1924

Biro Bidjan (Russia)

Birth certificate, Anna Forchheimer

Birth certificate, Bertha Forchheimer

Birth certificate, Emil Forchheimer

Birth Certificate, Ernst Schesenger

Birth certificate, Eugen Ring

Birth certificates

Birth certificates, Ernst Schlessinger

Birth of a new nation, Poland, 1926 --1935

Birthday greetings to Anton Karl from his fellow officers, 1940

Birthday greetings, Anton Karl

Birthday greetings, German

Birthday Greetings, postcards

Bishop Chomyshyn, Catholic Action for Ukrainian society, 1930s, Poland

Bishop Hryhorij Chomyshyn, 1867 -- 1947

Bishop Ivan Buchko, speech in regard to assassination of Ivan Babii, Nash Prapor, August 2, 1934

Bismarck, German battleship

Bistrita (Romania)

Bistritz (Romania)

Bithoven (Utrecht, Netherlands)

Bizonias trade agreement program, Information Bulletin, US Military Government magazine, 1948

Black market activities in the Holocaust

Black market activity in displaced persons camps, postwar Germany

Black market activity in DP camps, the case of Leib Wendel, 1949

Black market in the ghettos

Black Market in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1940 --1943

Black market, Munich, postwar

Black markets in postwar Berlin, excerpt in The Palestine Post, 1945

Black Wound Badge

Blaine (Washington, United States)

Bled (Slovenia, Yugoslavia)

Bled (Slovenia)

Bloc of National Minorities in Polish parliament, 1928 -- 1939

Bloc of National Minorities included UNDO and the Peasant Association, election of 1928, Poland

Block of National Minorities, political party, Poland, interwar period

Blockaltester, a prisoner in charge of a barrack in Nazi-German concentration camps

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

Bloomington, (Illinois, United States)

Bluma Wyszogrodzka, Jewish resistance member, 1941 -- 1943

Blumenfeld, Helga

Blut und Ehre or Blood and Honor (Hitlerjugend), Hiltler Youth organziation

Bnai Brith (B'nai B'rith) documents, postwar

Bnai Brith (B'nai B'rith) documents, wartime

Board members of the American Board of Charities, Frankfurt

Board members, American Board of Charities, Frankfurt, 1948

Board of Immigration Appeals, United States

Bob Biersma, resident of Holland 1943

Bobrek labor prison (part of the Auschwitz concentration camp complex)

Bobrka (Poland)

Bochnia (Poland)

Bochum (Germany)

Boderlands conflicts in Central and Eastern Europe, 1918 -- 1919

Bodzentyn (Poland: Ghetto)

Boelcke, Oswald (1891 -- 1916)

Bogdan Wrzyminski, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany

Bohdan Lepky (Lepki), Ukrainian poet, writer, scholar, public figure and patriot, 1872 -- 1941

Bohemia (Czech Republic)

Bohemia and Moravia (Czechoslovakia: Region)

Bohušovice (Czech Republic)

Bohušovice (Czechoslovakia)

Boleslaus Skorupa, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany, 1942

Boleslavs Bogdanovs

Boleslavs Maikovskis

Boleslaw Myslakowski, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland

Boleslaw Nowicki, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, postal account

Bolivia (South America)

Bolko Freiherr von Richthofen

Bolshevik politicians of Jewish descent in the government of Soviet Russia, 1917 --1928

Bolzano transit camp, German, German-occupied northern Italy, 1944, 1945

Bomb blast in the Police Directorate in Lwow (Lviv), March 11, 1924, Novyi Chas

Bombardments, World War II

Bombed buildings, Germany (1945)

Bombing in Minsk, 1941

Bombing of Nagasaki, August 9, 1945, excerpt in The Palestine Post

Bone-crushing machine

Bone-crushing machine for Chelmno, Lodz, 1942

Bonn Constitution Basic Law

Bonn Constitution signed by western Allies of World War II on May 12, 1949

Bonn Constitution, Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany, 1949, Bonn, Germany

Bonn Constitution, Basic Rights for the Federal Republic of Germany

Bonn Constitution, Bundesrat (second legislative chamber composed of Minister-Presidents)

Bonn Constitution, Bundestag (National Parliament of the Federal Republic of Germany), lower chamber

Bonn Constitution, Finance (financial monopolies & taxes administered by federal finance authorities

Bonn Constitution, Preamble

Bonn Constitution, The Administration of Justice

Bonn Constitution, The Execution of Federal Laws and the Federal Administration

Bonn Constitution, The Federal Government (Bundestag, Bundesrat, Chancellor, and Federal Ministers

Bonn Constitution, The Federal President (consisting of the Federal Chancellor), head of government

Bonn Constitution, The Federal President (consisting of the German Federal Chancellor), head of gove

Bonn Constitution, The Federation and the Lands (including Rhineland-Palatinate, Schleswig-Holstein

Bonn Constitution, The Legislation of the Federation (legislative powers of the federation)

Bonn Constitution, Transitional and Concluding Provisions (dealing with refugees and citizenship)

Book Burning, Germany, early 1930s

Bookbinding workshop of the Theresienstadt ghetto, in the Nazi deceptive film, August 1944

Books in the ghettos

Books in the Warsaw ghetto, 1940 --1943

Books of Torah or Humash

Boot greift wiederan (The Boat is Attacking), Anton Karl

Boot greift wiederan (The Boat is Attacking), book title

Bor (Vojvodina, Serbia)

Bor (Vojvodina, Yugoslavia)

Bor'ba, The Struggle, Yugoslavian periodical

Border Control Point Brzeziny, General Government

Border Control Point Narol-Ost, General Government

Border Control Point Narol-West, General Government

Border Control point Narol, General Government

Borderland conflicts in Eastern Europe, 1918 -- 1939

Borderline, existential situation of Jewish realities in Eastern Galicia, Chwila, 1919 -- 1939

Boris Godunov, Tsar of Russian Empire, 1598 -- 1605

Boris Savinkov (Sawinkow) is not extradicted to Soviet authorities by Polish Sejm, 1921 Chwila, 1921

Borke Falecki (Poland)

Borki Wielkie (Poland; German labor camp; Velyki Birky)

Bornheimer Volksbank, Frankfurt a.M. (1943)

Bornholm (Denmark)

Borschiv (Ukraine)

Borshchiv (Ukraine)

Boryslav (Ukraine)

Boryslaw (Poland)

Boryslaw, Poland

Bosnia and Herzegovina (Europe: Country)

Bosnia and Herzegovina (Yugoslavia: Province)

Boston (Massachusetts, United States)

Bottwin (Botwin), Naftali

Boycott of Jewish businesses in Nazi Germany

Boycott of Jewish businesses in Nazi Germany, photo-documents

Branau am Inn (Austria)

Branch-office of the Kriminalpolizei (Criminal Police) in the Lodz ghetto, 1940

Brandenburg Gate, Berlin (Germany)

Bratislava (Slovakia)

Braunschweig (German: concentration camp), female prisoners

Braunschweig (Germany: Concentration Camp)

Braunschweig (Germany: Concentration camp), female prisoners, agricultural works pictorial depiction

Braunschweig (Germany: concentration camp), female prisoners, agricultural works, Elisabeth Mann

Braunschweig (Germany: Concentration Camp), female prisoners, pictorial depiction

Braunschweig (Germany: Concentration Camp), female prisoners, pictorial depiction, Elisabeth Mann

Braunschweig (Germany)

Brazil (1939 -- 1945)

Brazil (Southamerica)

Bread cards for children in the Lodz ghetto

Breendonk internment camp (Belgium)

Bremen (Germany)

Bremerhaven (Germany)

Brentwood (Maryland, United States)

Breslau (Germany)

Breslau (Poland)

Breslau (Wroclaw) prison

Brest-Litovsk (Belorussia)

Brest-Litovsk (Poland)

Breuberg (Germany)

Brewster County Notary Public

Bricha Movement

Bricha Movement, underground organized effort to bring Jewish survivors to Palestine, 1945 – 1948

Bricha, routes to Palestine from Europe, 1945 -- 1948

Bricha, routes to Palestine from Europe, 1945 -- 1948, Irena Lusky

Bridgeport (CT, USA)

Brigadefuhrer, Rank in a Nazi formation, Major-General, Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Brisbane (Australia)

Bristol (England)

Britain (1938-1940)

Brith Trumpeldor (Betar), Jewish youth military zionist-revisionism movement, interwar Poland

British actions and measures against Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1945 -- 1948

British air offensive against Germany

British air raids on Nuremberg

British air strikes in Italy

British air strikes on Turin, Italy (November 1942)

British and French troops enter Somalia December 1942

British armed forces in Palestine, the Second World War

British armed forces in Palestine, the Second World War, Helena Haber

British armed forces, 1939 -- 1939

British armed forces, medical service and documents

British attack on Berlin

British Avro Lancaster bomber planes

British battle ship

British blockade of the Jewish immigrants ship to Palestine, 1945 -- 1948

British Broadcasting Company (BBC)

British censorship of Palestine press, reflected by The Palestine Post, 1945

British Censorship, Germany, post-war

British Censorship, WWII

British colonialism, India

British conspiracy publication, German

British control over the Jewish emigration to Palestine, 1945 -- 1948

British Cruiser on the Mediterranean Sea

British daily attacks against Berlin, 1943

British Foreign Office, British government

British foreign policy, postwar, reflected by The Palestine Post, 1945

British immigration authorities of Palestine, 1945 -- 1948

British internment camps for Jewish immigrants to Palestine, 1945 -- 1948

British invasion of Tripoli, January 1943

British Jews in Palestine, 1937

British Jews in Palestine, as reflected by the Palestine Review, 1937

British mandate authority of Palestine, 1920 -- 1948

British medals and decorations awarded to Polish armed forces, Gerszon Karmelek

British Military

British military identification documents issued to Palestinian Jews, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg

British military identification documents, issued to Palestinian Jews

British military medals and decorations awarded to Polish armed forces, the Second World War

British military medals, the Second World War

British military medals, the Second World War, The Star for Africa

British military medals, the Second World War, the Star for Africa, Gerszon Karmelek

British military medals, the Second World War, The Star for the War

British military medals, the Second World War, the Star for the War, Gerszon Karmelek

British nationalist publication

British naval blockade of Jewish ships with emigrants, Palestine, postwar

British newspaper

British offensive in Egypt

British officer

British Operation Chariot at Saint Nazaire, France, March 1942

British Palestinian Office, prewar

British Palestinian Office, prewar, Gerhard Walbach

British Parliament, 1939-1945

British Passport Control Office, Berlin

British prisoner of war and internment camps for Italian military personnel and officials

British prisoner of war camps in Eritrea, East Africa, for Italian POWs

British prisoners of war camps (POW) in East Africa, the Second World War

British Red Cross

British rescue and aid of Jewish children, 1938-1939

British restrictions to emigration in Palestine, 1945 -- 1948

British restrictions to emigration to Palestine, 1945 -- 1948, reflected by The Palestine Post

British Royal Navy

British settlement in Australia (circa 1800)

British sinking of the French Fleet (3 July 1940)

British soldiers

British support for a Jewish National Home in Palestine, reflected by The Palestine Post

British support for an Arab-Jewish State in Palestine, reflected by the Palestine Post, 1945

British Zone of Occupation in postwar Germany

British-German fight for Norway (1940)

British-occupied Iraq (1941 -- 1945)

British-Palestine immigrant certificate, Hirsch Hochberg

British-Palestine immigrant certificates, 1920s -- 1948

British-Palestine immigrant certificates, Else Wallbach

British-Palestinian citizenship, 1920s -- 1948

British-Palestinian Citizenship, Else Wallbach

British-Palestinian Citizenship, Gerhard Wallbach

British-Palestinian Government, 1920s -- 1948

British-Palestinian identification documents, 1920s -- 1948

British-Palestinian identification documents, 1920s -- 1948, Helena Haber

British-Palestinian identification documents, 1920s -- 1948, Yochevet Tishler

British-Palestinian identification documents, Gerhard Wallbach

British-Palestinian identity documents, 1920s -- 1948, Hanna Rosengarten

British-Palestinian military documents, soldiers book, Helena Haber

British-Palestinian military documents, soldiers' book, Second World War

British-Palestinian passports, 1920s-- 1948

British-Palestinian passports, Else Wallbach

British-Palestinian passports, Gerhard Wallbach

Broadcasting Supplement of the Palestine Post, 1936

Brody (Ukraine)

Bronislaw Bieracki, Minister of Interior, 1931 -- 1934, Poland

Bronislaw Dzieokic, forced laborer, Polish

Bronislaw Pieracki, biography, 1895 -- 1934

Bronislaw Pieracki, military and political career, interwar Poland

Bronislaw Pieracki, Minister of Interior, Poland, assassinated in Warsaw on June 15, 1934

Bronislaw Pieracki, Minister of Interior, reflection on Ukrainian affairs in Poland, February 1934

Bronislaw Pieracki, Polish politician, Minister of Interior, assassinated on June 15, 1934

Bronislaw Piercki, supporter and implementer of the Sanation political measures, 1930s, Poland

Bronx, New York (USA)

Bronze Star, US Army medal

Brooklyn (New York, United States)

Brooklyn (New York, USA)

Brooklyn synagogue, photograph

Brothels in German-occupied and controlled territories, 1939 -- 1945

Brothels in German-occupied France, 1940 -- 1944

Brothels in German-occupied France, 1940 -- 1944, Photo-documents

Brothers Reiss, metalworking firm, Vienna

Brout - Vernet (Allier, France)

Bruck and Sohn, printers, Meissen, Germany

Bruenlitz (Concentration camp)

Bruenn (Brno, Czech Republic)

Brumov (Czechoslovakia)

Brunner, Alois, SS commandant of Drancy transit camp, France

Bruno Heilig, internee of the Mooragh (Ramsey, Isle of Man, UK: internment camp), 1940

Bruno Heilig, personal narrative written in Mooragh (Ramsey, Isle of Man, UK: internment camp), 1940

Bruno Hellig, internee of the Moorogh (Ramsey, Isle of Man, UK: internment camp), 1940

Bruno Hellig, personal narrative written in Moorogh (Ramsey, Isle of Man, UK: internment Camp), 1940

Bruno Kreisky, Chancellor of Austria, 1970 -- 1983

Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp

Bruno Tyczewski, prisoner of the Dachau 3K concentration camp, a letter from the camp, 12.13, 1942

Bruno Walter Tausk, concentration camp Jasenovac (Jugoslavia)

Bruntal (Czech Republic)

Brush factory Rawitsch

Bruskina, Masha, Soviet Partisan

Brussels (Belgium)

Brutality of Nazi regime in Germany, 1933 -- 1939

Brutality of Nazi regime in Germany, 1933 -- 1939, photographs

Bruttig (Kochen, Germany)

Bruttig-Fankel (Germany)

Brycha organization, postwar Europe, 1945-1948

Brycha Publication

Brycha, illegal emigration from Eastern Europe from British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948

Brygidki Prison in Lviv (Lwow), June, July 1941

Brygidki Prison in Lviv (Lwow), unearthing the NKVD crimes, June, July 1941

Brzesko (Poland)

Brzeszcze (Poland)

Brzeziny (Lublin, Poland)

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

Brzeziny (Poland)

Brzeznica, Briesenitz (Poland)

Buchach (Ukraine)

Bucharest (Romania)

Buchenwald (Germany: concentration camp)

Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration camp)--Complex of concentration camps

Buchenwald (Germany: Concentration Camp), post-liberation photographs

Buchenwald concentration camp, cantinas

Buchenwald concentration camp, outside slave labor units

Buchenwald, German-Nazi concentration camp

Buczacz (Poland)

Budapest (Hungary)

Budziaszek, Stefan

Buenos Aires (Argentina)

Buffalo, New York

Building a Jewish national home in Palestine, 1918 --1939

Building of the Independent State of Israel, 1945 -- 1948

Bukarester Tagblatt, musical review, Romania, interwar period

Bukarester Tagblatt, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Bukovina (Romania: Region)

Bukovina (Ukraine: Region)

Bulgaria (1939--1945)

Bulgaria (Eastern Europe)

Bulgarian Government opposes to the deportation of Bulgarian Jews, 1942 -- 1943

Bulgarian soldiers

Bun Deutscher Madel (League of German Girls)

Buna (camp song), published in The Last Extermination journal, 1947

Buna/Monowitz (Concentration camp)

BUND (All Jewish Workers' Party) in regard to self goverance election of 1927, interwar Poland

Bund Deutscher Madel (BDM), League of German Girls, German term

Bund Deutscher Madel (League of German Girls)

Bund Deutscher Maedel (League of German Girls, 1933-1945)

Bundesarchiv, German Federal Archives

Bundesautobahn (federal motorway)

Burbank (California, USA)

Bureau de Paris, 37 Rue Caumartin, Paris

Burgau (Concentration camp)

Burgau (Germany: Concentration Camp)

Burgau (Germany: Concentration Camp), Estera Epstein (Anna Przeworska Pratt), memoirs

Burgdorf (Germany)

Burgermeister, town mayor, published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Burgweide (Germany)

Burgweide transit camp

Burma (British Colony: Asia)

Buro fur Kriegestammrollen

Burshtyn (Ukraine)

Bursztyn (Poland)

Bushnell Studio, 219 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, California

Business activity under false identity, Jewish survivors

business advertisement

Business apprenticeship

Business in the ghettos

Business in the Warsaw ghetto

Business operations in German-occupied Poland, 1939 -- 1945

Business-related correspondence

Businesses and enterprises, Germany

Businesses in Piotrkow ghetto, Poland

Businesses in the ghettos

Businesses in the Lodz Ghetto

Businesses refusing service to Jews

Busko-Zdroj (Poland)

Butterfly Knife

Bydgoszcz (Poland)

Bystrica (Slovakia)

Bytom (Beuthen, Poland)

Byzantine Revival architectural style

Byzantine Revival architectural style, in regards to synagogues

Byzantine style of Russian history in anti Stalinist narrative, 1941 -- 1945

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