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Search Results for Language: Yiddish [yid]
Records and Manuscripts
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12 Matches)
- Personal Memoirs, Testimonies, and Diaries
- Personal Memoirs, Testimonies and Diaries, 1918 -- 1996 RG-01/RG-01
- Jewish Courts of Honor, Central Committee of Liberated Jews in Germany
- Jewish Courts of Honor, Central Committee of Liberated Jews in Germany, 1945-1949 RG-01.16/RG-01.16
- Displaced Person Camps: Publications, Documents, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Periodicals
- Displaced Persons Documents, Publications, Cultural Life, and Post-War Jewish Publications, 1929-1982 RG-02/RG-02
- Postwar Publications and Scholarship on the Holocaust
- Postwar Publications and Scholarship on the Holocaust, 1939-1988 RG-07/RG-07
- Lodz Ghetto
- Łódź Ghetto, 1940-1949 RG-11/RG-11
- Dr. Julius Kühl Collection
- Dr. Julius Kühl Collection, 1935-1982 RG-13/RG-13
- Prewar and Wartime Periodicals
- Prewar and Wartime Periodicals, 1918-1945 RG-17/RG-17
- Literature in Yiddish
- Literature in Yiddish, 1940-1960 RG-35/RG-35
- Bundesarchiv Photographs
- Bundesarchiv photo documents, 1933-1945 RG-66/RG-66
- Ed Victor Papers
- Ed Victor Papers, 1933-1972 RG-72/RG-72
- Ron Laby Collection, wartime correspondence and related documents
- Ron Laby Collection, wartime correspondence and related documents, 1939 -- 1946 RG-112/RG-112
- No Classification
- Memorial Books of Jewish Communities, 1943-2003 RG-32
Digital Images and Records
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5 Matches)
- RG-17.18.185, wartime newspapers, editorial article, Volkischer Beobachter, Stalingrad, answer is battle and victory, January 1943
- RG-72.21.51, Envelope from Zacharias Sucher in Victoria, Australia to Mr. Patkin in Melbourne, Australia, undated
- RG-72.21.52, Envelope from M. Lehmann in Victoria, Australia to Miss F. Barkman in Melbourne, Australia, undated
- RG-79.01.171, Victoria, capital of Hong Kong is invaded by Japan, December 1941
- RG-79.02.06, The Victory Day reflected in the Soviet periodicals, May 1945
Subject Headings
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9 Matches)
- Alleged plans of the allies in case of victory, according to Nazi Germany
- Red flags over buildings in Moscow on May 9, the Soviet Victory Day over Nazi Germany, Pravda, 1945
- Synagogue at Bourke Street West in Melbourne, state of Victoria, Australia, opened in 1855
- Synagogue in Ballarat, province Victoria, Australia, opened in 1853
- Synagogue in East Melbourne, state of Victoria, Australia, opened in 1877
- Synagogue in Geelong, state Victoria, Australia, opened in 1849
- The Light of Victory, article by Evgenii Kriger published in Pravda, May, 1945
- V-E Day, (Victory in Europe) proclaimed by President Truman following German surrender, May 08, 1945
- Victor Kozlow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
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