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O. Bojduniak, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government

O. Grunwald from Lublin (Poland)

Oak Park (Illinois, United States)

Oberabschnitt (OA), SS Corps Area, usually coinciding with WK, German term

Oberburgermesiter, Head of a city-district, published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Oberdonau (Austria)

Oberfinanzprasident, Head of a Regional Finance Administration, Who is Who in Germany, 1945

Oberkommando der Luftwaffe (OKL), Navy High Command, German term

Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW)

Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), High Command of the Armed Forces, German term

Oberkommando des Heeres (OKH), Army High Command, German term

Oberlangen (Germany)

Oberste SA-Fuhrung (OSAF), Supreme Command of the SA, German term

Obligations and contracts, Civil affairs information guide, 1944

Obligations and remedies for breach of obligations, civil affairs information guide, 1944

Obligatory forced labor conscription for Jews, established by Polish military authority, Lwow (Lviv)

Observations of Allied warfare tactics, in light of German periodicals

Observations of Soviet economic, cultural, military activities, perspective of German periodical

Obstacles to Ukrainian education in interwar East Galicia, Hromadskyi Holos, 1926

Obtaining document of false idenity, German-occupied Poland , 1939 -- 1945

Occupations for Jews in Lodz Ghetto, pushing water barrel

Occupations in the Kielce ghetto, delivering food products

Occupations in the Kielce ghetto, Jewish porters

Occupied territories in Nazi Germany, 1945, Who is Who in Nazi Germany

ocean liner converted for military purposes

Ochsenfurt (Germany)

Odczytanie Popiolow (Reconstructing the Ashes), poems by Jerzy Ficowski

Odessa (Ukraine)

Odilo Globocnik,SS-Standartenfuerher, played a major role in the Operation Reinhard

Odzaci (Serbia)

Oehringen (Germany)

Of preponderance in cruelty in women more than in men, Novyi Chas, November 1923

Off duty activities of military personal, DP camps, 1947

Office of military government for Bavaria, Germany

Office of military government for Bremen, Germany

Office of military government for Germany (US)

Office of military government for Hesse, Germany

Office of military government for the Berlin sector, Germany

Office of military government for Wuerttemburg-Baden, Germany

Office of military governor, Berlin, Germany

Office of Mordechaj Chaim Rumkowski, Chairman of the Jewish Council of the Lodz Ghetto

Office of Strategic Services (OSS), United States intelligence agency formed in the Second World War

Office of the head of administration of Wartheland, 1940--1944

Office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (United States)

Office of the Polizeipraesident (Chief of Police), Lodz, 1941

Office of the Registrar General at Sydney

Office of the Treater Judge Advocate, U.S. forces headquarters, European Theater, 1948

Officer's Ration Card (British Army), post-war

Offices of civil status in Poland, postwar

Offices of Police Presidents in German cities, list of locations, Nazi Germany, 1945

Official advertisement of Polish Consulate General in British Mandate Palestine, interwar period

Official announcement of German Protectorate

Official announcement of ghetto establishment

official correspondence

Official correspondence about immigration from Argentina to Palestine, prewar

Official correspondence about immigration from Poland to Palestine, prewar and postwar

Official correspondence from the Jewish Council of Lodz, 1940 --1944

Official correspondence via telegrams, United States

Official correspondence with Austrian pension funds authorities, 1970s -- 1980s

Official correspondence with regard to Anton Karl

Official correspondence, envelopes

Official correspondence, German

Official correspondences, United States

Official dismissal of Polish education in interwar Lithuania, Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 1929

Official Document

Official documents for Jewish communal organization in Shanghai, postwar

Official documents from Shanghai, postwar

Official documents from Shanghai, wartime

Official documents, Austrian, 1970s

Official French documents, Michel Kaufman

Official position of America on a Jewish State in Palestine, reported by The Palestine Post, 1945

Official regulation in regard to military service, conscription, interwar Poland, Novyi Chas, 1924

official requirements for the immigration to the United States, 1930 -- 1939

Official restrictions on parlance in Yiddish in public gathering, Nasz Przeglad, interwar

Officials of Jewish Community in Lviv (Lwow), 1941

Officials, French

Ogoniok (Ogonyok or a Little Flame) Soviet periodical, magazine outlet of anti-Stalinist narratives

Ogoniok (the Spark), editorial and program articles, 1945

Ogoniok (The Spark), Russian-language periodical

Ogoniok (The Spark), Soviet social and political magazine, 1939 -- 1950

Ogunquit, Maine (United States)

Ohel Leah Synagogue in Hong Kong, China, image

Ohrdruf-Nord (Concentration camp)

Oikos, commercial firm, construction and wood processing, advertisement, Lwow (Lviv), 1919 -- 1939

Okreg Warcki (Wartheland in Poland)

Okregowy Komitet Zydowski (Regional Jewish Committee)

Oksana Jamrozek, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Employee, 1942

Old Synagogue in Capernaum, Palestine, built 4th or 5th century

Old Synagogue in Capernaum, Palestine, destroyed prior to Islamic conquest in 638

Old Synagogue in Essen, Germany, color illustration, early 20th century

Old Synagogue in Essen, Germany, opened 1913

Oleksandr Shumsky, Ukrainian national communist, in opposition to the bolshevik Soviet party line

Oleksandra Iavytska, figurant of the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Olena Koroliukova, figurant of the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Oles' Oles' (Kandyba), literary discourse of him published in Novyi Chas, December 1923

Oles' Oles' (Kandyba), poetry of angst and woe, 1903 -- 1944

Oles' Oles' (Kandyba), Ukrainian poet, a verse published in Novyi Chas, December 20, 1923

Olha Basarab, death in the Lviv prison on Jachowicza street, April 1924, Dilo

Olha Basarab, death in the Polish prison, Lwow (Lviv), Februrary 13, 1924, Novyi Chas

Olha Basarab, discourse in the regard of her tragic death in a Lviv prison, April 1924, Dilo

Olha Basarab, portrait in Novyi Chas, March 2, 1924

Olha Basarab, treatment of political inmates in Polish prison, Lviv, April 1924, Dilo

Olha Basarab, Ukrainian active member of the UVO, anti-Polish intelligence activity, Novyi Chas 1924

Olha Gretchak, figurant of the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Olha Kobylianska, Ukrainian modernist writer and feminist

Olha Verbytska, figurant in the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Olkusz (Poland)

Olomouc (Czech Republic)

Olomouc Synagogue, Czech Republic, opened 1897

Olomouc Synagogue, Czech Republic, postcard, late 19th century

Olomouc, Czech Republic (Austro-Hungarian Empire)

OMZSA, Hungarian National Association to Assist Jews

Onchan Internment Camp (Isle of Man)

One hundred Kronen bill, issued 1 January 1943, signed by Jacob Eidelstein, Der Alsteste Der Juden

One Kronen bill, issued 1 January 1943, signed by Jacob Eidelstein, Der Alsteste Der Juden

Only one judge of the Steiger trial summary tribunal voted against his guilt, September 1924

Onufry Semec (Onufrii Semech), defendant, farmer, St. George Congress Trial, 1922

Opatow (Poland)

Opatowski, Dr. Josef

Open grave of prisoners

Opening of Ecclesiastic Seminary in Lviv, 1983 by Emperor Josef II, Novyi Chas, 1924

Opening of the Washington Naval Conference for Disarmament, November 1921, Chwila

Opening session of the First Term Sejm (parliament), Second Polish Republic, November 28, 1922

Operating procedures for medical battlions in the US Army, 1939 -- 1945

Operation Barbarossa

Operation Beriha

Operation in a Lviv (Lwow) hospital on wounded Tverdokhlib (Tverdochlib), October 15, 1922, evening

Operation Reinhard (Aktion Reinhard or Einsatz Reinhard), 1942

Operation Typhoon, renewed German advance to Moscow (30 September -- 10 October 1941)

Operational Zone of the Adriatic Littoral (Nazi German district on the northern Adriatic coast, WW2

Operationszone Adriatisches Küstenland (OZAK)

Opole (Lublin, Poland: Ghetto)

Opole (Lublin, Poland)

Opole Lubelskie (Poland)

Opposition to Jewish emigration to United States from Germany

Opposition to Jewish immigration, interwar period

Opposition to National Socialism outside Germany, 1933 -- 1945

Opposition to Polish government, 1918 --1939

Opposition to Ukrainization in Soviet Ukraine by central Soviet government, 1920s, 1930s, SN 1929

Optimism of German success at Stalingrad, as depicted by Orai Ujsag

Oradour (Oradour-sur-Glane) massacre, Nazi-occupied France, 1944

Oran (Algeria: French Colony)

Orange -- Not Brown -- Is Holland's Color, Dutch defiance

Oranienburg (Germany: Concentration camp)

Oranienburg (Germany: Concentration Camp), photo-documents

Oranienburg (Germany)

Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen, German Concentration Camp

Orchestras, concentration camps

Order form letter, far right publication, American

Order of attributes, District Galicia, wartime, unusual Content

Order of Battle Detachment of division intelligence section

Order of Personal Identifier Tags, District Galicia, wartime

Orders and announcements of Nazi-German administration in the occupied territories, 1939 -- 1945

Orders issued by the German administration during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943

Orders of curfew for Jews, non-Jews and public establishments

Orders of the German authorities, Lviv 1941

Orders, ordinances, announcements issued by German civil administration in Lwow (Lviv), 1941 -- 1944

Orders, ordinances, announcements issued by the German administration in the Lodz ghetto, 1940-1944

Orders, ordinances, announcements, German-occupied Poland

Orders, ordinances, announcements, Nazi Germany

Ordnungspolizei (ORPO), Order Police, German term

Ordnungspolizei, Order Police, published in Who is Who in Germany and Austria, 1945

Orel (Czechoslovakia)

Orenstein, Dr. Hugo

Orenstein, Dr. Szloma

Organisation Todt (OT), Organisation Todt (Front Workers Corps), German term

Organizatinal congress of KUM in Lviv (Lwow), July 1 -3, 1921

Organization for Jewish colonization in Russia, ICOR

Organization of Brycha emigration to British-mandate Palestine, 1945-1948

Organization of concentration camps in German-occupied and controlled territories, 1933 -- 1945

Organization of General Zionist of Eastern Galicia, interwar Poland

Organization of General Zionoist in Poland, interwar Poland

Organization of the Buchenwald concentration camp

Organization of the Lodz Ghetto, 1940 --1944

Organization of the Stutthof C

Organization of the Stutthof concentration camp

Organization of the Theresienstadt Ghetto, 1941 -- 1945

Organization of The United Nations

Organization of Ukrainian auxiliary police in Kiev, 1941

Organization of Ukrainian Natinalists (OUN), reflected in Nash Prapor, interwar

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist (OUN), interwar Poland

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist, Melnikivtsi (OUNM), 1939 -- 1945

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN)

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Eastern Galicia

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) during the Second World War in Ukraine

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists in Poland, the terrorist methods of politics

Organization Todt, civil and para-military German engineering entity

Organizational branch of the UVO (Ukrainian Military Organization) in Liviv (Lwow) in 1921

Organizational matters with regard to aiding refugees from Nazi Germany

Organizational points in regard to the establishment of DP facilities, Allied Command, 1944

Organizations and societies, American

Organized resistance in concentration camps

Organized resistance in ghettos

Organizing emigration from Germany and German-controlled territories to Palestine, 1938 -- 1940

Organizing emigration from Germany and German-controlled territories to Palestine, Gerhard Wallbach

Origin and historic evolution of Lithuanian language, Wladyslaw Wielhorski, Sprawy Narodowosciowe

Origin of Lithuanian as ethno historic group, scholarly articles in Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 1927

Original document of German surrender deposited in The National Archives of the United States, 1934

Original German surrender documents, Second World War

Orphanages for children outside the Lodz ghetto

Orphanages for children outside the Lodz ghetto, photographs

Orthodox Church in ethnic Ukrainian territories, interwar Poland, Sprawy Narodowosciowe, 1927

Orthodox denomination as a census category in interwar Poland, 1931

Oruro (Bolivia)

Oscar Schindler, rescue and aid giver, Cracow

Osias Pohoryles

Osijek (Croatia)

Oskar Loewenberg, family member

Oskar Pohoryles, Prisoner in Mooragh Internment Camp (Isle of Mann), Second World War

Oslavan (Czechoslovakia)

OSS Section (Intelligence Services)

Osszetartas, Solidarity, Hungarain periodical, 1944

Ost Minesterium (the East Ministry), German ministry for the eastern territories, 1941 -- 1945

Ost-deutsches Volksblatt (East German Journal), published in Lviv, East Galicia, interwar Poland

Ostap Derlytsia, figurant of the Sobinski assassination trial, 1928

Ostap Lutskyj, Ukrainian political and military figure, active in cooperative movement, interwar

Ostap Lutskyj, Ukrainian political and military figure, articles in Novyi Chas, interwar

Ostermarie (Denmark)

Osterode (Germany)

Ostjuedische Zeitung, musical review, Romania, interwar period

Ostjuedische Zeitung, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach

Ostrauer-Zeitung, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period

Ostrauer-Zeitung, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach

Ostrava (Czechoslovakia)

Ostringen (Germany)

Ostrowiec (Poland: ghetto)

Ostrowiec (Poland)

Oswald Mosley, founder of the British Union of Fascists

Oświęcim (Poland)

Osyp (Iosyp) Krilyk ("Wasylkiw"), law student, defendant in St. George Communist Congresss Trial

Osyp (Iosyp), Krilyk, Ukrainian communist public figure, chairman of West Ukrainian Communist Party

Osyp Makovey, Ukrainian poet, public figure

Osyp Navrotskyi, editor, overseeing edition of Hromadskyi Holos, 1920s

Otto Albrecht von Bolschwing

Otto Alfred von Bolschwing

Otto Flake, Author, Dinge der Zeit (Things of the Time)

Otto Herskovic, biography

Otto Herskovic, personal recollections, 1940

Otto Herskovic, reflections on the Leopold III, King of Belgium

Otto Herskovic, reflections on the resistance of Belgian army to the German invasion, 1940

Otto Loewenberg, family member

Otto Luchterhand, administrator in the Lodz ghetto, 1941

Otto Marse, letter to Marta Marse, April 22, 1934

Otto Marse, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, correspondence

Otto Marse, Prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, Germany

Otto Olenhdorf trial, Germany (1947)

Otto Schulz, Dachau guard

Otto Topf, Prisoner of Hamburg-Neuengamme concentration camp, Germany

Otto Wachter about the formation of the 14th Waffen SS Grenadier Ukrainian Division, 1943

Otto Wachter, Governor of District Galicia visits Kalusz, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1942

Otto Wachter, Governor of District Galicia, 1942 -- 1944

Otto Zuecker, Architect, inmate of Theresienstadt

Ottoman Empire (1900 -- 1918)

Ottomar Roese vice-head of the SS special police guarding Lodz (Schupo), 1941

Otton Habsburg, son the last Austrian Emperor Charles (Karl), discourse for enthronement Nash Prapor

OUNM, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Melnikivtsi, Ukrainske Slovo, Stanislaviv, 1941

Overestimation in the counts of national minorities population by their political representations

Ownership of motor vehicles by Displaced Persons, 1948

Ozorkow (Poland)

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