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E. J. Blechhammer (January 1944)
E. Kocherthaler, The Kocherthaler Family
E. Plon, Nourrit & C, publisher
E. Talberg (1939)
E.C. Peart, General Merchandise
E.J. Hey & Co., London, E.C., British postcard manufacturer
E.R. Kellogg (director)
East Galician Organization of General Zionists (1919 -- 1939)
East Galician Zionist Organization
East Galician Zionist Organization (1918 -- 1939)
Ebe Frun, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1943 (1943)
Ed. Nels, Bruxelles
Edith Ungar, member of the Kaufman family (1921)
Edition d' Art F. Meyer
Editorial Board and contributors for the Saturday Evening Post (1966)
Editorial board and contributors, Look Magazine, American (1967)
Editorial Board of Jidisze Cajtung, Bedzin, Poland (1945 -- 1950)
Editorial Board of Nailebn (New Life), New York, United States (1930s)
Editorial Boards and contributors (1918 -- 1945)
Editorial boards and contributors (1918 -- 1939)
Editorial boards and contributors (1933 - 1945)
Editorial boards, army command, political organizations and contributors (1939 -- 1945)
Editorial Boards, editors and the Soviet Authorities (1939 --1950)
Edmund Kornacki, Prisoner of Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, 1944 (1944)
Edmund Stoessel, an internee in Huyton internment camp, in Merseyside, UK, wartime (1940)
Edouard Drumont
Eduard Buettner & Co. (E.B.&Co.), Berlin (unknown)
Eduard Loubek, prisoner in Theresienstadt, 1942 (1942)
Educational Institutions, Germany (1900 -- 1939)
Edward Matysik, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland, 1941 (1941)
Egon Ledeč
Eher Publishing House
Eibschuetz & Co (1926)
Eickhorn (1919--1945)
Einhard and Thegan
Elena Gottschalk Verlag, Publishing Company, Berlin
Elisabeth Mann, former prisoner of German concentration camps (1940s -- 1950s)
Elizabeth Dilling, writer
Elizabeth Sheperd
Ella Tandler (Lucerne, Switzerland) (1944)
Ellen Motulsky (September 1937)
Elly Rinzole
Elmer Taylor, Tax Assessor-Collector for Brewster County, Texas (1934)
Elsa Mrozck (Warsaw, Poland) (1941)
Else Lustig, Prisoner of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, Poland
Else Wesse (8 March 1944)
Emanuel Dux
Emanuel Muller, writer
Emanuel Ringelblum, Polish-Jewish historian, creator of the Underground Warsaw Ghetto Archive (1900 -- 1944)
Embassy of Australia
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
Emil Forchheimer (1890--)
Emil Hacker (March 1942)
Emilie Flaschner from Kielce (Poland) (1939--1945)
Empire Stationary & Gift Shop, Inc. (1939)
Employement center, Vienna 1939
Employment bureau Warsaw (1938 -- 1945)
Employment Office, Munich (1933-1939)
Encyclopedia Judaica, ca 1972 (1971 -- 1972)
English-language periodicals
Ephraim Dekel (1948)
Epstein, Estera
Erich Karl
Erich Otto Volkmann (1879-1938)
Erlich, Paul (March 1912)
Erna Gabriella Komlos Rosenfeld
Erna Levin
Ernaehrungs- und Wirtschaftsstelle Ghetto (Nutritional and economic office, ghetto), Lodz, 1940 (1940)
Ernestine Kraus (May 1942)
Ernestine Zeisel, resident of Mauritius (1941)
Erno Artur Saltzer
Erno Partos (1944)
Ernst Bindheim, Prisoner of Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Germany, 1938 (1938)
Ernst Gansler, inmate of Theresienstadt Concentration Camp (1942)
Ernst Sinai
Ernst von Salomon
Ernst Wiechert
Ernst, Lotte (1950)
Ervin B. Moster, family correspondence (1945)
Ervin Deutsch, Jewish-Hungarian Serviceman
Erwin Berghaus, writer
Erwin Galewski
Erwin Jacobowitz
Erwin Pendl, Austrian artist
Esch, Regierungsrat (councilor) in Lodz, 1939 (1939)
Estera Epstein (Anna Przeworski Pratt) Polish-Jewish lawyer the former prisoner of camps and ghettoi
esti Kis Ujsag, newspaper, Hungarian
Esti Ujsag, newspaper, Hungarian (1941 -- 1942)
Eternal White Christian Brotherhood
Eucklund, Vern (April 1945)
Eugen Gluchorski (November 1944)
Eugenia Szarzynska, Prisoner of Majdanek concentration camp, Poland (1944)
Eugeniusz Romer (1918 --1939)
European news agencies (1939 -- 1946)
Eustace Mullins, writer
Eva Behounek, family correspondence (1944)
Eva Kemenyova
Evolo Leksa, Prisoner of Dora-Mittelbau labor camp (Osterode, Germany) (1942)
Exchange control agency Vienna (1940)
Executive Committee of the Bergen Belsen DP camp (ca 1945)
Executive Committee of the General Federation of Jewish Labour in Palestine
Executive Committee of the Jewish Review (March 1946)

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