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443 South Catalina Ave., Apt. 103, Los Angeles, California, Vera Laroche, address
A. Jucht
A. Maikseen (Maiksin), resident of Kerem Avraham (Jerusalem, British Mandate Palestine)
A. Mairawe, resident of Karmelicka Street in Warsaw (German-occupied Poland)
Abba Kovner, commander of the Jewish resistance group in Lithuania, 1941 -- 1944
Abba Kovner, photographs
Aberbach, Erich
Aberbach, Ida
Aberbach, Kaethe
Aberbach, Oskar
Abraham Ajzner, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Abraham Horwitz, prisoner of Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen and the Theresienstadt
Abraham Insler, public figure, zionist poltician, deputy to Sejm, publicist, interwar East Galicia
Abraham Margel from the labor camp Jawischowitz (Upper Silesia)
Abraham Perlmuter, Rabbi, Member of the Polish Constituent Assembly, Political Orthodoxy, pro-Polish
Abram Kliger, a resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Abram Zajdner, Esther Zajdner's brother
Abram Zeelmans, resident of the Warsaw Ghetto
Abram Zylbersztajn, Buchenwald camp survivor
Adam Czerniakow, Chairman of the Jewish Council of Warsaw, 1939-1942
Adams, Edward, Jr.
Adele Paschkes
Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President
Adolf Nowaczyński, public, literary and political figure, Chwila, 1921
Adolf Rotfeld, lawyer, deputy chairman of the Lviv Judenrat, Lwow, 1941
Aid-givers, French, Herskovic Family, 1940 -- 1945
Aid-givers, French, Jewish children, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Albert del Guercio, District Director, Los Angeles, US Department of Justice
Albert Meyer, administrator in the Lodz ghetto, 1941
Albert Speer, Nazi minister of Armaments and War Production 1942 -- 1945
Albert Vogler, German industrialist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of the German People's Party
Aleksander Fedun, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Aleksander Kraushar, Polish historian, publicist, lawyer, poet, interview to Nasz Przeglad, 1925
Aleksander Lendzion, prisoner in Zweibrucken prison (Strafgefaengnis Zweibruecken)
Aleksander Lialek from Militsch (Milicz)
Aleksander Skrzynski, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Polish Government, 1923
Aleksander Zaphun, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Aleksandr Babanov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Aleksandr Dmitriew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Aleksandr Perepljotschikow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Aleksandr Puhov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Aleksei Acafonov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Aleksej Alejnikow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Aleksej Nakotenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Alesander Aland, Polish - Jewish scientist, Professor of international law, Poland
Alexander Buldigin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Alexander Dawidow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Alexander Gulobew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Alexander Miskow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Alexander Palfinger, administrator in the Lodz ghetto, 1940
Alexander Pecherskij, Sobibor Revolt, photographs
Alexander Pechrskij, Sobibor Revolt
Alexander Pushkin, Russian playwright, authored "Boris Godunov" in 1825
Alexander von Hartmann, general of the infantry, 11 December 1890--26 January 1943
Alexej Konikow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Alex Rosenberg, DP
Alfons Loewenberg, family member
Alfred Braun, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933
Alfred Ingemar Berndt, Nazi-German journalist
Alfred Loewenberg, family member
Alfred P. Ziegler, Captain, 357th Infantry, 1945
Alfred Rosenberg, Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories
Alfred Schwarzbaum, Jewish-Polish refugeee in Switzerland
Ally Hirth, Tel-Aviv (Palestine)
Alois Koklavy
Amalia Lehser, resident of the Cracow Ghetto
American armed forces stationed in Austria, postwar, Clifton Gallup
American armed forces stationed in England, 1944, Clifton Gallup
American armed forces stationed in France, 1944, Clifton Gallup
American armed forces stationed in Germany, 1945, Clifton Gallup
American Red Cross, help to Jewish children, Otto Herskovic and his sister
American Red Cross in France, help to Jewish children, 1940 -- 1942, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Anatolij Fischow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Anatolij Zabula, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Andrei Jakowlew, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Andrej Kudrevathyh, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Andrej Mensikov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Andrej Skvorcov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Andrey Vlasov, Russian Red Army general and Nazi collaborator, 1901 -- 1946
Anna Ciechanow, employee of the Consulate General of Uruguay in Warsaw, 1939
Anna Forchheimer, family member
Anna Kaufman (nee Zadner)
Anna Lachs
Anna Przeworski - Pratt, former prisoner of German ghettos and concentration camp, Polish attorney
Anna Rabinovich from Nizhny Novgorod, Gorkii, Gorky (USSR), post-war
Anszel Nyss, entrepreneur, Piotrkow, Poland
Ante Pavelic, leader of Ustase movement
Anton and Margarete Karl, photograph, Munich, 1920s
Antoni Madziarski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Antoni Slonimski
Antoni Stadnik, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Antoni Staryk, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Anton Karl, Captain (Hauptmann) of the German Army (Wehrmacht), 1902 -- 1944
Anton Karl, personal books and publications
Anton Thumann, SS officer convicted of crimes against humanity
Anya Loewenberg, family member
Aoloun Gowluk, prisoner in Lublin castle prison
Apa Loewenberg, family member
Aptajker, Schmul
Arauka Loewenberg, family member
Armed forces, Israeli, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Arnold Goldsteen, British army
Arnold Hermannsen, prisoner
Aron Mandel
Arthur Balfour, The Earl of Balfour, British politician, author of pro-Zionist declaration
Arthur Eisenbach, Holocaust historian
Arthur Greiser, Reichsstatthalter (Reich Governor) of Wartheland, orders, 1939 -- 1944
Arthur Roedl, Commandant of Gross-Rosen
Arthur Seyss-Inquart, Reichskommissar of the Netherlands
Artur Haskler, Polish-Jewish politician, member of Polish Social Democratic Party
Association of former soldiers, Polish Carpathian Brigade, 1946, Gerszon Karlmelek
Atanasius Trenikin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
August Jager (Jaeger), deputy of the Reichsstatthalter (Reich Governor) of Wartheland, 1939 -- 1945
August Rosenberg, DP
Aurbach, Herschel
Auslander, Sari
Aussiger Tagblatt, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
B. Gordin
B. Grossman from Krakow (Poland)
B. Hrdinova from Prague (Czechoslovakia)
B. Laudberg
B. Morgenstern from Kolomyia (Generalgouvernement)
B. Schleyer, Director, A.R. Ltd.
Babbit, Dinah
Bach, Martin
Battle for Ternopil (Tarnopol), Western Ukraine, 1944, Anton Karl
Beckman, Gustawa
Benes, Eduard, minister of the foreign affairs and second president of Czechoslovakia
Benes, Edvard
Ben Horim, Chairman of the New Zionist Organization
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
Bernard Mark, Director of Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw
Bertha Forchheimer, family member
Bertha Kaiser, family member
Berthold Ehrenberg
Berthold Levin
Betti Ajzensztajn, Holocaust historian
Biebow, Hans
Biersma, Bobb
Birth Certificate, Ernst Schesenger
Birth certificates, Ernst Schlessinger
Birthday greetings, Anton Karl
Birthday greetings to Anton Karl from his fellow officers, 1940
Bishop Hryhorij Chomyshyn, 1867 -- 1947
Blatt, Laszlo
Bluma Wyszogrodzka, Jewish resistance member, 1941 -- 1943
Blumenfeld, Helga
Blumowicz, Dr.
B Michalski, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Bob Biersma, resident of Holland 1943
Boelcke, Oswald (1891 -- 1916)
Bohdan Lepky (Lepki), Ukrainian poet, writer, scholar, public figure and patriot, 1872 -- 1941
Boleslaw Nowicki, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, postal account
Bolko Freiherr von Richthofen
Boris Godunov, Tsar of Russian Empire, 1598 -- 1605
Bottwin (Botwin), Naftali
Brandt, Eta
British-Palestine immigrant certificate, Hirsch Hochberg
British-Palestine immigrant certificates, Else Wallbach
British-Palestinian Citizenship, Else Wallbach
British-Palestinian Citizenship, Gerhard Wallbach
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 passports, Else Wallbach
British-Palestinian passports, Gerhard Wallbach
British armed forces in Palestine, the Second World War, Helena Haber
British medals and decorations awarded to Polish armed forces, Gerszon Karmelek
British military identification documents issued to Palestinian Jews, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
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, Gerszon Karmelek
British Palestinian Office, prewar, Gerhard Walbach
Broide, Josef
Bronislaw Pieracki, biography, 1895 -- 1934
Bronislaw Pieracki, military and political career, interwar Poland
Bronislaw Pieracki, Polish politician, Minister of Interior, assassinated on June 15, 1934
Brunner, Alois, SS commandant of Drancy transit camp, France
Bruno Kreisky, Chancellor of Austria, 1970 -- 1983
Bruno Schulz
Bruno Walter Tausk, concentration camp Jasenovac (Jugoslavia)
Budziaszek, Stefan
Bukarester Tagblatt, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
C. Koniecpolski
Captain (Hauptman) Degenhardt, administrator of the Czestochowa ghetto
Captain (Hauptmann) Anton Karl, fallen in action near Ternopil, 21 February 1944, Ukraine
Catholic rite and traditions, first communion, sister of Anton Karl
Cecilia Wroclawska, resident of the Czestochowa ghetto
Cecylia Lendzion
Cegled (Hungary)
Celniker, Dr. Aleksander
Ceske Slovo, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Ch. M. Pick, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Chaim Klaper, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Chaim Rumkowski, chairman of the Judenrat in the Lodz ghetto
Chaja Sura Milman, Jewish resident of Poland 1941
Chamberlain, Neville (British Prime Minister)
Chana Lawieka, DP in Bergen-Belsen (Germany)
Charitable concerts and cultural performances, interwar period, Europe, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Susskind
Charlotte Zucht, author of Ereignisse an der Grenze (Events at the Border)
Chateau Des Moreles in Brout-Vermet, Otto Herskovic
Chaya Kapulkina, from Polotsk, perished in the Holocaust, 1941
Cherna (Tsera) Kapulkina from Polotsk, Belarus
Cherna Kapulkina, from Polotsk, Belarus
Chiang Kai-Shek, Chinese military and political leader, (1887--1975)
Children Homes in France, Otto Herskovic
Christian X (King of Denmark)
Ciano, Galeazzo (Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs)
Ciechanow, Anna
Claire Loen, family member
Clarie Loen, family member
Claude Rozental, child born to Jewish refugee family in Paris, July 27 1939
Claus Korth
Clifton Levar Gallup, US Army, serviceman, 1943 -- 1947
Coelestine Loewenberg, family member
Colonel General (Generaloberst) Curt Haase (1881—1943)
Colonel Steffens, German administration, Lviv (Lwow), 1941
Commander Lieutenant General Beuttel
Committee of Polish Refugees in Palestine, the Second World War, identity cards, Gerszon Karmelek
Concert In Memoriam of Chaim Nahman Bialik, Prostejov, 1934, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts and cultural life in Israel, the State of Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts and cultural performances in Palestine, wartime, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts and performances, J. Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts given on the ships, prewar, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts of Hebrew and Yiddish music, Bucharest, 1920s -- 1930s, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts of Hebrew and Yiddish music, Czechoslovakia, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Concerts of Hebrew and Yiddish music, Vienna, 1920s -- 1930s, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Conversion from Judaism to Roman Catholicism, Franciska Ernebet, Budapest, 1939
Cornelius Loewenberg, family member
Count E. Raczynski, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Polish Government in Exile
Cuenka, Dr.
Culver, Robert H.
Cwi (Cvi) Heller, Jewish-Polish politician, Zionist, scholar
Czech, Danuta
Czelawa Rozycka from Piotrków Trybunalski (Petrikau)
Czerniakow, Adam
Czernowitzer Morgenblatt, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Czeslaw Madajczyk, author of Generalplan Ost, 1962
D. Vytovskyi, Ukrainian military and political figure, West Ukrainian National Republic, portrait
Dagmar Moravcova from Kolin (Czechoslovakia)
Daladier, Edouard (French President)
Dana Schwartz
Daniel Borisijenkow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Daniel Ignatuscenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Danzig, Manfred
David Kubaschka, prisoner of Westerbork transit camp
David Moszberg, missing person, postwar
David Oistrakh, violinist, Soviet, Jewish
David Schlichter, resident of British mandate Palestine, war time
David Warszawski, director of the Judenrat's Tailors' Central Office (Textilabteilung), Lodz ghetto
Dawida Rubinowicza, diary of a Treblinka victim
Dawid Gertler, chief of the Special Department (Sonderabteilung) of the Jewish ghetto police
Dawid Roth, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Dawid Schreiber, lawyer, public figure, member of Polish parliament, contributor to Chwila
Dawid Stahl, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dawid Warszawski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dawid Windman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Degenhardt (SS Official)
Demian Orlow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Der Juedische Arbeiter, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Der Wiener Tag, musical review, Austria, interwar period , Israel Segal Rosenbach
Deuel, Tamara
Dezsore Rosenthal
Diament, Fredy
Diament, Leon
Die Neue Welt, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Diminiata, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Dimitrij Naumov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Dimitrij Schurow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Discharge from the US armed forces, honorable, Clifton Gallup
Dmitri Smorodin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Dmytro Gregolynskyj, executive editor, Ukrainske Slovo (The Ukrainian Word, Stanislaviv), 1941, 1942
Dmytro Levytsky (Levytskij), Ukrainian Galiciaan public and political figure, interwar
Dmytro Levytsky (Lewytski), Ukrainian politician, chairman of the UNDO, Poland, interwar period
Dmytro Paliiv (Дмитро Palijiv), political and military figure, journalist, 1896 -- 1944
Dmytro Paliiv, Ukrainian politician, military and public figure, 1896 -- 1944, Poland
Doar Hajom, musical review, Palestine, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Dobbins, Abraham
Dome Sztojay (1883-1946)
Dora Fuchs, secretary of Rumkowski
Dora Lawadzka, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen
Dora Schlichter, resident of Vienna, 1941
Dora Volkovicki, General Jewish Committee, Bergen-Belsen (Germany)
Dr. A. Damm, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dr. Abraham Melezin, Holocaust survivor and member of Polish Home Army
Dr. Aksner, defense lawyer in Botwin trial, Lviv (Lwow), August 1925
Dr. Alfons Rosse, vice-head of the Gestapo Lodz, 1942--1943
Dr. Alfred Marcus, scholar, contributing author to the Palestine Post, 1936
Dr. Bauer, Chief of the staff in the German government of Eastern Galicia
Dr. Chwarz, medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921
Dr. D. Helman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dr. Emil Ringelblum, Polish-Jewish historian, creator of the underground Warsaw ghetto archive
Dr. Emil Schmorak, Chairman of the Regional Zionist Organization of Eastern Galicia, Poland, 1930s
Dr. Ernst Schaefer, German zoologist, (1910 -- 1992)
Dr. Finkelstein, the Duel family close friend, Irena Lusky
Dr. Friedrich Steiner
Dr. Hendrick Colijn, Dutch politician, German occupation of the Netherlands
Dr. Henryk Rosmarin, medical service advertisement, Chwila
Dr. Henry Shoskes, Holocaust historian and scholar
Dr. Herbert Makovsky, attorney at law, Munich, 1949
Dr. J. Schlosser, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, Science Advisory Committee to the President,
Dr. Karl Albert Coulon, Regierungsrat (councilor) Wartheland, 1940
Dr. Karl Marder, mayor of Lodz, 1941--1942
Dr. Karol Fein, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Dr. Kaufmann
Dr. Knopfelmacher, resident of the Theresienstadt ghetto
Dr. Kronegg, Rudolf
Dr. Lasch, Karl (Nazi-German official)
Dr. Mario Apicella, Italian prefect, Bari, Italy, postwar
Dr. Maurycy Laurerstein, medical service advertisement, Chwila
Dr. Max Weiner, Rabbi of Berlin
Dr. Max Wiener
Dr. Michal Salpeter, medical service advertisement, Chwila
Dr. Moser, Oberregierungsrat (upper councilor), Lodz, 1939
Dr. Moser, vice-head of administration of Wartheland, 1940
Dr. Myron Korduba, Ukrainian scholar, public figure, professor
Dr. N. Goldstein, medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921
Dr. Neumark, Jewish Community in Duisburg (Germany)
Dr. Olijnyk, Head of Ukrainian Civil Administration in Tarnopol (Ternopil)
Dr. Ozjasz Thon, Cracow, Zionist politician, sociologist, Rabbi, Member of Polish Sejm, 1870 -- 1936
Dr. Rubin Sokal, lawyer, a public figure in Lviv Jewish community
Dr. Shimshon Rosenbaum, Lithuanian Minister for Foreign Affairs
Dr. Shukhevych, defense lawyer in Botwin trial, Lviv (Lwow), August 1925
Dr. Sommerstein, Central Jewish Committee of the Jews in Poland
Dr. Werner Baer, District Commissar of Rivne (Rowne), Ukraine, 1941
Dr. Wilhelm Albert, Polizeipraesident (Chief of Police) and SS-Brigadefuehrer, Lodz, 1941--1944
Dr. Zirpins, Kriminaldirektor (head of the criminal police), Lodz, 1941
Dr. Zofia Wepper, medical service advertisement in Chwila, 1921
Dr. Zoll, superintendant of the Galician School District, 1919
Dr. Zygmunt Warszawski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Duce or Benito Mussolini, the fascist Prime Minister and the leader of Italy in 1922 – 1943
Duel Family, interwar Lithuania
Duff Cooper, British politician, diplomat, and author, (1890 -- 1954)
Dutka, Sofia, Polish political prisoner
Dutka, Sofia, Polish prisoner
Dyr. Frankfurt, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
E.J. Rotenberg, resident of the Lodz ghetto
E. Kocherthaler
E. Nissenbaum, official of the Jewish Council in Tarnogrod
Edmund Gawarecki, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Edna Hofmayer
Eduard Loubek, prisoner in Theresienstadt, 1942
Edward Babiacki, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Egon Ledec, Czech violinist and composer, inmate of Theresienstadt
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
Elbe Zeitung, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Eli Kogau, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Elisabeth Loen, family member
Elisabeth Mann, former prisoner of German concentration camps, survivor
Elisabeth Mann. Portrait of a Women, 1949
Elisaveta Haus, Loewenberg family member
Eliska Kaponnova from Prague
Elmer Kiss, Hungarian labor battalion serviceman
Elmer Taylor, Tax Assessor-Collector for Brewster County, Texas
Elsa (Else) Lichtblau
Elzbieta Rybak, resident of Poland, 1942
Elzbieta Rybak, resident of Poland, 1943
Emanuel Ringelblum
Emigration applications, Ernst Schlesinger, Sabina Schlesinger, Heinz Schlezinger, 1938
Emigration financial documents, Nazi Germany, Gerhard Wallbach
Emigration from Austria to Palestine, interwar period, Sulamith Tabak
Emigration from Europe to Honduras, Josef Hirsch
Emigration from Europe to Honduras, Regina (Weiss) Hirsch
Emigration from Poland to Palestine, 1930s, Hirsch Hochberg
Emigration to Palestine,prewar, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Emil Forchheimer, family member
Emilie Flaschner from Kielce (Poland)
Emil Lollmann, of Slatina Romania
Emil Parana, lawyer, Chairman of the Jewish Rescue Committee in Lwow (Lviv), 1919
Emil Schmorak, publicist, zionist politician, public figure, member of the Lwow (Lviv) city council
Emil Sommerstein, lawyer, member of Polish parliament, philosopher, contributor to Chwila
Emil Utlitz, German-Jewish philosopher, inmate of Theresienstadt
Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, 1901 -- 1989
Engineer Anzelm Reiss, Jewish-Polish politician of Zionist labor party Poalei Zion
Enlisted man identification card, US Army, Clifton Gallup
Epstein, Dr.
Epstein, Estera
Epstein, Frajdla Hinda
Epstein, Itsek Mendel
Epstein, Jakob
Epstein, Nathan
Epstein, Tamara
Erich Karl, son of Anton Karl
Erich Lichtblau-Leskly, incarcerated in the Theresienstadt Ghetto, artist
Erich Ludendorff, top German military commander in the latter stages of World War I.
Erich Otto Volkmann
Erich Raeder, Grand Admiral of German Navy, (1876-1960)
Ernest Loewenberg, family member
Ernest Loewenburg, Hungarian immigrant living in California 1942
Ernst, Lotte
Ernst, Michel
Ernst Bernhard Wilhelm Busch, field marshal in the German army, 1885--1945
Ernst Heilmann, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933
Ernst Neidhardt, Customs Border Guard in General Government
Ernst von Destouches, German archivist, 1843 -- 1916
Erszebet Mohr (Elisabeth Mann), former prisoner of German concentration camps, survivor
Erwin Rommel, Nazi-German Field Marshal,  1891 -- 1944
Esch, Regierungsrat (councilor) in Lodz, 1939
Estera Epstein, Polish-educated lawyer, working for the Legal Department, Court of Honor, postwar
Esther Prins, mother of Betty Hyatt
Eugenia Lesamczyn, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Eugeniusz Sobolewski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Eugen Ring
Evacuation of Jewish children from France to the French Algeria, 1940 -- 1942, Otto Herskovic
Evacuation of Jewish children from Morocco to the US, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Evhen Petrushevych, statesman, President of West Ukrainian National Republic, 1863 -- 1940
Exploitation of Jews in Lviv (Lwow), 1941 -- 1942
F. Hirsch, resident of Nizza Monferrato (Italy)
Faierstein, Martha
Fajga Kopelman, Jewish resident of Poland 1942
Fajwel Mairawe
Fallen soldiers, German, Captain (Hauptam) Anton Karl
Family correspondence, Clifton Gallup
Family of Abram Kliger, confined to the Lodz ghetto
Family photographs, Anton Karl
Family Photographs, Mendel Kapulkin
Family photographs, Pesia Kapulkina - Minkovich
Fanny Broder, resident of Zurich (Switzerland)
Faragho, Gabor (Colonel General, Hungary)
Fedot Vahnikov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Feiga Gunanie, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Feliksa Kicinska, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Feliks Markiewicz, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Feliks Topolski, Polish expressionist artist
Feliks Weinucki, from Zamosc
Felix Naskrecki, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, postal service account
Felix Naskrecki, prisoner of Sachsenhausen concentration camp 1940
Feodor Kaftarowski, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Feodor Koszin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Feodor Zacharow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ferenc Szalasi was the leader of the fascist Arrow Cross party and prime minister of Hungary
Filip (Philip) Friedman, Polish-Jewish historian, public figure and author
Finke, Lodz ghetto administration, 1942
Finkelstein, Dr.
Fiodor Halasnyi, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Fisher Arenstein, missing person
Fiszel (Fischel) Rotenstreich, Jewish-Polish politicians, contributor to Chwila, Zionist journalist
Fiszel Liberman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Fjodor Miheev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Flagg, Michael
Flegenheimer, Erich Simon
Flegenheimer, Isidor
Fleissig, Alfred
Fleissig, Nika
Flora Willy Tausk from Zurich (Switzerland)
Florence Klee
Folav Berger from the DP camp Bergen-Belsen (Germany)
Fort Eustis, Virginia, US Military training base, Clifton Levar Gallup
Fram Kazmar, prisoner in Ebrach, 1943
Franciska Panajolovic, related to the Loen Family
Francois Darlan, French Admiral and political figure (1881 -- 1942)
Frank, attestor, Office of the head of administration of Wartheland, 1941
Franke (SS Official)
Frank Forchheimer, family member
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32nd President of the United States, 1882 -- 1945
Frantiska Loucka, Brumov, Czechoslovakia
Franz Fojtik, prisoner in Bobrek (pol.: Bytom, ger.: Beuthen, Poland)
Franz Forchheimer, family member
Franz Konrad, German photographer
Franz Ludwig Wimmer
Franz Paul Stangl, Commandant of Sobibor complex of camps
Frauenglass, Dr. Marian
Frederico Wahl
Freiheit, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Frida Kaiser
Friedheim, W.
Friedl (Fred) Kocherthaler
Friedman, Filip
Friedrich de la Motte Fouque, German writer (1777 -- 1843)
Friedrich Ebert, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933
Friedrich Franz Bauer, German SS Photographer
Friedrich Gerstaecker
Friedrich Paulus, field marshal of the German army, 1890--1957
Friedrich Uebelhor (Uebelhoer), head of administration of Wartheland, 1939
Friedrich Wilhelm Ribbe, deputy of Hans Biebow, 1940 -- 1944
Fritz Dahms, author of Nazi racial theory literature (1939)
Fritz Gebauer, Nazi-German official, Janowska Road Camp, Lviv, 1941 -- 1944
Fritzsch, Karl
Fritz Thyssen, German businessman and leading industrialist
Fritz Todt, Reich Minister for Armaments and Ammunition, 1891--1942
Fry, Varian (American journalist)
Fryduyk Tugeutel, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Fumimaro Konoe, Japanese politician and Prime Minister (22 July 1940 -- 18 Oct 1941)
G. Falbel
G. Hess, resident of Kansas City (Missouri, United States)
G. Kocherthaler
G.S. Kurtz
G. Sblendorio, Italian official, Bari, Italy, postwar
G. Schamira
G.W. Barnes, Vice President of the First National Bank, Alpine, Texas
Gabika (Gabriella) Rosenfeld (née Komlos), daughter of Veronika (Vera) Komlos (née Somogyi)
Galimula Scharipow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Gamek Stusman, member of the United Partisan Organization, Vilna (Vilnius, Wilno) ghetto
Gans, Kriminalrat (criminal counselor), Lodz, 1939
Gauleiter Dr. Hellmuth, Otto
Gauleiter Dr. Wuerzburg, Helmuth
Gedaljia Schelkes, progressive rabbi, Eastern Galicia
General-Colonel Dietl, Northern Eastern Front, 1890 -- 1944
General-Colonel Dietl, Northern Eastern Front, 1890 -- 1944, Photo-documents
General Albert Kesselring (Nazi Germany)
General Alexander (Great Britian) and General Montgomery (8th army)
General Boleslaw Roja, chief military commander in Western Galicia, 1919
General Heinz Guderian, WWII German General and Panzer leader
General Semyon Moiseevich Kriwoschein, WWII Soviet Tank Commander
Gens, Jacob
George Fogelson
Georges Bonnet, French politician and advocate for appeasement, (1889 -- 1973)
George Werner Seemyler
Georgij Kuryl'cik, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Georgij Stefanjuk, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Georgij Truschin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Georg Lewinsohn
Gerard, Betti
Gerhard Domagk, winner of the  Nobel prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1895--1964
Gerlich, Landeswirtschaftsamt Wartheland, 1942
German Invasion of Czechoslovakia, March 1939
German military campaign in Western Europe, Anton Karl
German military campaign in Western Europe, Anton Karl, photographs
German military operations in the Ternopil region, Anton Karl
German military operations in Western Ukraine, Anton Karl
German military operations in Western Ukraine, Anton Karl, photographs
Germans detaining Soviet prisoners of war, 1941-1945
Gerneral von Stumme
Gershon Agron, editor of the Palestine Post and Mayor of Jerusalem, 1894 -- 1959
Gerszon Zipper (1868 – 1921), lawyer, editor of the East Galician Jewish publications
Gertler, Dawid
Gertrude Lwiklinsky
Geschno Jost, resident of Karlsruhe (Germany)
Gestapo activities in Lviv (Lwow), 1941 -- 1942
Giacomo Lauri-Volpi
Gisi Fleischman, Pracovna Skupina (Working Group), photographs
Gisi Flieschman, Pracovna Skupina (Working Group), rescue of Jews, 1942 -- 1944
Gitla Goldin, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Glazer, L.
Gliksman, Henryk
Gliksman, Maria
Goebbels, Josef
Golda Hajnsdorf, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Goldring, Henryk
Goldschmidt, Lazarus, publisher of the German version of The Babylonian Talmud
Goldsztajn, Moische
Grace Garbus, survivor, donator, 1970s
Graushaar, German civil administrator in Lodz, 1939
Gregorij Schechanin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau Camps, c. 1941
Grenzbote, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Gretl Kocherthaler
Griffel Kastner Klarman, Jewish negotiator, 1939 -- 1945
Grigori Gussew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Grigorij Gerber, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Grigorij Nemazanj, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Grigorij Tschernjajew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Grigorij Valipow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Gringauz, Dr. Samuel
Grojnom Aronovich Bumanstein (George Burman), personal memoir, postwar
Grojnom Aronovich Burmanstein, partisan of the Soviet Belarus partisan unit, certificate, July 1944
Grossfeld, Janek
Gruenbaum, Otto
Gruenbaum, Trudy
Grynshpan, Jakob
Grzegorz Gowluk from Slawatycze
Guay, Stadtoberinspektor (senior city administration inspector), Lodz, 1944
Guenther Koeigsberger, Jewish statesless person from Berlin
Guenther Koeigsberger, prisoner of Nazi concentration camp
Guenther Koenigsberger, Prisoner of Ebensee Concentration Camp 1943-1945
Gunther Fuchs, SS-Hauptsturmfuehrer and Gestapo Lodz, 1940--1944
Gunther Prien
Gustav Renker, author of Flug ins Schicksal (Flight into Destiny)
Gustav Scholz, Customs Assistant and General Government
Gustaw Wilhaus, Nazi-German official, Janowska Road Camp, Lwow, Poland, 1941 -- 1944
Gutkind, Georg
Gutkind, Jurek
Gutkind, Jurek, aid giver, Poland
H. J. L'Heureux, American Consul
H. Mannaberg, 33 Rue de Lubeck, Paris
Haarez, musical reviews, Palestine, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Haas, Leo
Hacha, Emil, the third president of Czechoslovakia
Halbreich, Genia
Halbreich, Siegfried
Hanin Filimonow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Hanna Kocherthaler
Hanna S. from Wildeshausen
Hanne Kocherthaler
Hans Biebow, Nazi-German administrator in Lodz ghetto
Hans Flesch, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933
Hans Frank (Governor-General)
Hans Frank, General Governor, diaries, 1939 -- 1945
Hans Friedrich Blunck, President of the Rechsschrifttumskammer (RSK) (Reich Literature Chamber)
Hans Globke, Undersecretary of the Nazi regime
Hans Israel Kaufman, resident of the Oplole ghetto near Lublin, Poland, 1941
Hans Kujath, German administrator of Lwow (Lviv), 1941-1944
Hans Mendel
Hans Pick, resident of Prague
Hans Sigmar Lachmann
Hans Sturab, contributor to Jewish Relief and Aid organizations
Hans von Miltke, German Ambassador of Poland
Hans von Moltke, German Ambassador of Poland
Harry Greenstein, adviser on Jewish affairs to US command in Germany, 1949
Harry Warszawski, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Hava Bojarsk, perished in Treblinka death camp, 1942
Heidenheim from the Theresienstadt ghetto (Czechoslovakia)
Heinrich Giesecke, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933
Heinrich Grossman from New York (New York, United States)
Heinrich Himmler, leading member of Nazi Party 1929-1945
Heinrich Hoffmann, Nazi-German photographer
Heinrich Poriz
Heinrich Setz
Heinz-Karl Schmidt
Helena Lipinski, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Helene Gottschalk Cohn
Hendel Lalel
Henrietta Szold, U.S. Jewish-Zionist leader, founder of Hadassah
Henri Polak, Dutch politician, German occupation of the Netherlands
Henryka Karmel, poetry in camps and ghettos
Henryk Akawie, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Henryk Hescheles, Polish-Jewish journalist, editor of Chwila, 1866 -- 1941
Henryk Jakubih, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Henryk Kaufmann, director of the Fire Department (Feuerwehr), Lodz ghetto
Henryk Loewenherz, Polish politician of Jewish descent, member of Sejm senator, expert in minorities
Henryk Rosek, supporter of Ukrainian cause in Eastern Galicia
Henryk Rosmarin (Rozmaryn, Rosmaryn), Jewish-Polish politicians, member of the Sejm in 1922 -- 1935
Henry Schwab, researcher and collector (1970s -- 1990s)
Henschke, Oberkasse des Reichsstatthalters im Reichsgau Wartheland (financial management), 1943
Herbert Mentschke, Customs assistant in General Government
Herbert Wolff
Herman Diamand, Polish-Jewish politician, socialist, deputy to Polish parliament in 1919
Herman Esser, editor of Illustrierter Beobachter, Nazi-German periodical
Herman Esser, editor of Volkischer Beobachter, Nazi-German periodical
Herman Mendlonik from Michalovce (Slovakia)
Hermann-Bernhard Ramcke, General of the German 2nd Parachute Division
Hermann Goering
Hermann Goering, commander-in-chief of the Nazi German air force
Hermann Goring
Hermann Neef
Hermann Obers, illustrator
Herschel Feibel Grynszpan in French custody, November 1938, photo-document
Herschel Grynszpan, Polish-Jewish refugee, assassination attempted on German diplomat Ernst Rath
Herschel Grynszpan, Polish-Jewish refugeee, assassinated German diplomat in Paris, November 1938
Herskovic, Otto
Herzog, Gustav
Hess
Heymann, Stefan
Hilda Sara Pfeiffer
Hind Rotenberg, resident of the Lodz ghetto
Hiroshi Oshima, Japanese ambassador to Nazi Germany (1886 -- 1975)
Hirszfeld, Ludwik
Hitler
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnamese Communist revolutionary leader, (1890-1969)
Hoffer
Honig M. Neuger, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Horst Slesina
Horthy, Istvan (1904-1942)
Horthy, Miklós, 1907-1993
Hrdina, prisoner in Dresden, 1941
Hrdina, prisoner in Waldheim (Saxony, Germany), 1942
Hugo Dieter Stinnes, German industrialist and politician.
I. Amgar from Auschwitz-Birkenau
I. Goldfajn, Soviet Exile, 1939 -- 1945
I. Gordin
I. Kotsur, member of Ukrainian civil administration, publisher, in General Government, Poland
I. Zilins'kyj, member of Ukrainian civil administration, publisher in General Government, Poland
Iaroslav Stetsko, ideology of Ukrainian nationalism
Iaroslav Stetsko, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, leadership
Idel Forchheimer, family member
Identification documents, Honduran, postwar, Jose (Josef) Hirsch
Identification documents, Romanian, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Identity cards issued by British-Palestinian authorities, Gerszon Karmelek
Ignacy Jaszunski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Ignacy Paderewski, politician, pianist, Prime Minister of Poland in 1919
Ignacy Schiper, Polish-Jewish historian, member of the First Polish Sejm, 1844 -- 1943
Ignatius Dubow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ilan Leskly, philanthropist, postwar
Ilja Skwortzow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ilona Karmel, poetry from camps and ghettos
Ilya Ehrenburg, writer, Soviet, Jewish
Imre Zelowice, Hungarian labor battalion serviceman
Ingrid Henriette Bela
Injuries in the military service, US Army, Clifton Gallup
Inquiries sent to the Central Jewish Committee in Poland, postwar, Gerszon Karmelek
International luggage transport to Palestine, Herbert Liebenthal, Germany
Irena Dzbowska, resident of Radom, Poland, 1944
Irena Lusky, former prisoner of the ghetto and German concentration camps, survivor, memorialist
Irene Loen, family member
Irene Lowenbein from Bronx (USA)
Irene Weisman
Irma Karpel, resident of Austria 1939
Irma Koos
Irma Roos, resident of Arnhem (The Netherlands)
Isaac Jacobwitz
Isaac L. Assofsky, Executive Director of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America
Isaac Sichel
Isak Falbel
Isidor Muenzer, Jewish resident of Germany 1939
Isiga Loen, family member
Israel Laks (Lewis Lax), assumed false identity in Poland
Israel Segal-Rosenbach, singer and professor of vocal
Istvan Horthy, son of the Regent Miklos Horthy, air pilot, 1904 - 1942
Italo Balbo, Italian Blackshirt and Italy's Air Force Marshal, (1896 -- 1940)
Ivan Buneev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ivan Fediv, publisher, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, Poland
Ivan Franko, Ukrainian philospher, author, scholar, patriot, 1856 -- 1916, Hromadskyi Holos, 1926
Ivan Franko, Ukrainian poet, writer, scholar, politician, Eastern Galicia
Ivan IV Vasilyevich, Ivan the Terrible, Tsar of Russian Empire 1547 -- 1584
Ivan Karjavon, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ivan Rudkowskij, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ivan Satohin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ivan Skobelev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ivan Tyktor, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, Poland
Ivan Tyktor, publisher and executive editor
Ivan Tyktor, Ukrainian public figure, editor and publisher, interwar Poland and wartime
Ivan Vilkov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Ivan Vyhovskyj, Ukrainian military and political stateman, proponent of unity with Poland, 17century
Iwan Abranow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Hassajew, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Iwasiuk, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Iwan Jermak, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Lukatenok, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Masikow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Matschulski, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Melnikow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Offczarow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Palewnikow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Selowiew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Sisenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Sliwko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwan Sumbaew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Iwaszko, Tadeusz
Izaak Aria Kleinfeld
Izrael Schwarz, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany
Izydor Schallinger, resident of the Theresienstadt Ghetto
Izydor Weistein, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
J. Alfred Moss, Colonel, F. A., Acting Quartermaster
J. B. Levy, Instructor
J. Berman, member of Jewish Council in the Lwow (Lviv) Ghetto
J. Kocherthaler
J. Len Weisman
J. Moses
J. Perelszstejn, resident of Warsaw (German-occupied Poland)
J. Rotenberg, resident of the Lodz ghetto
Jacob Gens, Chairman of Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Vilnius, supporter of Jewish resistance
Jacob Kusnjezow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Jacob Rozental, refugee from Poland to France
Jacob Skop, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Jakob Apenszlak, author of Signing Behind the Barbed Wire
Jakob Billg, supporter of the Ukrainian cause in Eastern Galicia
Jakob Edelstein, Chairman of the Jewish Council in the Theresienstadt Ghetto
Jakob Glotzer, DP in Dueppel Center, Berlin
Jakob Grynszpan (Jakub Grinschpan), prisoner of Nazi German concentration camps
Jakob Gutman, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Jakob Lando, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Jakob Szacki (Shatzky), Polish-American Jewish historian
Jakoov Drori
Jakub Hertz, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Jakub Leszczynski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Jakubowicz, A.
Janina Jablonska, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Janina Jahlonska, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Jan Jablonski from Sulkowo (Poland)
Janka Hescheles, child survivor
Jan Karski, 1914--2000
Jan Lechon
Jan Lopuszankis, Minister of Public Works, Polish Government, 1923
Jan Maurycy, Robotnik, editorial board, interwar Poland
Jan Nowak, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Jan Terlaga, Krakow ghetto inmate
Janusz Korczak, Polish-Jewish educator, Director of the Jewish orphanage in the Warsaw ghetto
Janusz Rafacz, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence
Jarmila Hajkova from Prague (Czechoslovakia)
Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz
Jaroslaw Wasylowskyj, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal Candidate, 1942
Je. Ju. Pelens'kyj, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, Poland
Jeanne Kocherthaler
Jean Paul, Author, Flegeljahre (Adolescence)
Jedua Bory Graber
Jehuda Bory Graber, resident of Haifa (British Mandate Palestine)
Jelisaveta Loewenberg, family member
Jeno Loewenberg, family member
Jerzy Ficowski, Polish poet and writer, Polish resistance member
Jerzy Rosenblat, medical doctor, Zionist, member of the Polish Constituent Assembly from Lodz
Jewish-Palestinian immigration work, Germany and Europe, Gerhard Wallbach
Jewish agricultural settlement in British-mandate Palestine, work and defense, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Jewish cabaret Pojaz in Vienna, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Jewish elders in the Lodz ghetto, Second World War
Jewish military formation in British-mandate Palestine, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Jewish Religious Community in Lviv (Lwow), XIX c.
Jewish self-defense forces in British-mandate Palestine, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Jewish teachers, hiring contracts, Lviv (Lwow), XIX c.
Jews in jurisprudence, Weimar Republic, Gerhard Wallbach
Jews in self-defense service in British-mandate Palestine, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Jewtichij Pokotjelo, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Jizchok Leib Peretz (Perez), Yiddish and Hebrew writer
Joachim Herman Allerhand, son of Maurycy Allerhand
Joachim Peiper
Joachim von Ribenntrop, Reich Minister for Foreign Affairs 1938 -1945
Johannes Kowallick, Customs Officer, General Government
Johannes Schaefer, SS Brigadefuehrer (major general) and Polizeipraesident (Chief of Police), Lodz
Johann Lachmann
Johann Liwow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Johannnes van Loon, Professor, Dutch collaborator
John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States
John Maitland
Jona Richfield, Jewish Palestinian prisoner of war in German POW camp, Stalag VIII B, 1942
Jonas Rozen, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Jonski, Jozef
Jonski, Regina
Josefa Lendzon
Josef Beck, Polish diplomat and military officer
Josef Blosche (Bloesche), Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Josef Gaj, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Josef Gleizer, resident of Pidhirtsi (Ternopil, Ukraine)
Josef Goebbels, photo-document in Illustrierter Beobachter, 1938
Josef Goldberger
Josef Hirschberg
Josefine Kanishe, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Josef Kosowski, Bari, Italy, postwar
Josef Kosowski, certification procedure, Bari, Italy, postwar
Josef Lehrin, prisoner in Breslau
Josef Pawlowski,  German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Josef Schlichter, resident of Vienna, 1941
Josef Stoehr, Custom Border Guard in General Government
Josef Sumpf, resident of Przemysl, Poland, 1940
Josef Szymanski, prisoner in Stettin, 1941
Josef Vewior, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Josef Wewior, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Josek Buksztajn, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Jose Luis de Arrese, Spanish politician (1905 -- 1986)
Joseph Bornstein from Brooklyn, New York, 1945
Joseph Darnand, Waffen-SS officer and leader of the Vichy French collaborators with Nazi Germany
Joseph Goebbels, Nazi-German politician, Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany
Joseph M. Belter
Joseph Szigeti, a Hungarian violinist.
Jossif Polychan, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Joszef (Jozsef) Somogyi, father of Veronika (Vera) Komlos (née Somogyi), Budapest
Jozef Arno Feller, grandson of Maurycy Allerhand
Jozef Arno Feller, inmate in the Ghetto, Lviv (Lwow)
Jozef Beck, Foreign Minister of Poland, 1930s
Jozef Beck, Foreign Minister of Poland, 1930s, photo-documents
Jozef Beck, minister of foreign affairs of Poland, 1932 -- 1939
Jozef Beck, Polish Foreign Minister, 1932 -- 1939
Jozef Czeszer, Vice President of Jewish Religious Community in Lviv (Lwow), XIX c.
Jozef Goralski, prisoner of the Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence
Jozef Kreitz-Mirski, poet, educator, professor of gymanasia, Lviv, 1882 -- 1943
Jozef Parnas, executive of the Jewish community in Lwow, chairman of Judentrat in 1941, defiance
Jozef Pawlowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Jozef Pilsudksi
Jozef Pilsudski, Polish stateman, Chief of State, the leader of the Second Polish Republic
Jozef Ujeski, professor, philologist and philosopher, rector of Warsaw University, Nasz Przeglad
Jozef Witlin
Jozef Wulf, Holocaust historian
Juda Leib Landau, progressive rabbi, Eastern Galicia
Judel Kotok, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Judis Kosidois
Juedische Volksstimme, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Juesche Stimme, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Julian Kaden Bandrowski, Polish, novelist, secretary general of Polish Academy of Literature
Julian Kopec, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Julianna Rymer, prisoner in Schrottersburg (Schroettersburg), today: Plock, 1944
Julian Tuwim
Julius Israel Getzel
Julius Lachmann
Julius Streicher, founder of Der Stuermer, Nazi publisher
Juliusz Wurzel, lawyer, senator of Poland, publicist, contributor to Chwila
Jupp Muller-Marein, author of Holle uber Frankreich (Hell over France)
Jura, Yura Soyfer, (1912-1939), a Viennese writer and political prisoner who died in Buchenwald camp
Jurgen (Juergen) Stroop, General of Combat SS and Police
Jurij Schamis, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Jurist L. Rubin, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Jurist St. Glatter, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Kadish, George, Kovno Ghetto photographer, 1941-1945
Kahn, Rudi
Kalel Somre
Kaliski, Romek, Member of the Jewish order police in Lodz ghetto
Karel Vysehradsky, prisoner of Heppenheim concentration camp, subcamp of Dachau, correspondence
Karl-Heinz Veisser
Karl Dönitz, Grand Admiral of the Kriegsmarine, 1891 -- 1980
Karl I Habsburg, last emperor of Austria-Hungary, restoration attempt in Hungary, 1921, Chwila
Karl Kosidois
Karl Liebknecht, German socialist, co-founder of the Spartacist League and the Communist Party, Ger
Karl Steinitz, Jewish Resident of Germany 1939
Karl Strecker, German general, 1884--1973
Karl Theodor Haanen, author of Fliegerhorst im Erlenbusch (Aerodrome in the alder bush)
Karol Dudka, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Karol Eisentstein, Zionist politician, member of the Sejm in 1922 -- 1930, Eastern Galicia
Karolina Belczykowska Rybak, resident of Poland, 1942
Karol Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II
Karpel, Irma
Kasser, Elsbeth
Kasz, Guta
Kaufmann
Kazimierz Bartel, Prime Minister of Poland, 1926 -- 1930
Kazimierz Wierzynski, Polish poet and journalist
Kazs, Sarah
Kádár, János, 1912-1989
Kenigstein, Cesia
Kenneth C. Royall, Secretary of U.S. Army
Kennkarte (German personal identification card), Gerhard Wallbach
King Faisal
Kiwa Sienicki, head of the employment office (Arbeitsresort), Lodz ghetto
Koch, Erich, German Reichskommissariat of Ukraine
Koenigsberger, Guenther
Kohn, Amalia (nee Biermann)
Kohn, Benjamin
Kohn, Berthold
Kohn, Bronislawa
Konstantin Astratov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Konstantin Hermann Karl Freiherr von Neurath, German diplomat, 1873--1956
Konstantin Schilow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Konstantin Slominskij, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Kopelman, Fajga
Kopinski, Leon
Koppold, Adolf
Koppold, Clara
Korczak, Janusz
Kost Levytskyj (Kost Levyckii, Konstanty Lewicki), Ukrainian politician, public figure, interwar
Kovac, Dr.
Kovner, Abba
Kozdas, Otto
Kozwara, Paul
Kubaschka, Betti
Kubaschka, David
Kubaschka, Fridle
Kujath, the head of German civilian administration of Lviv (Lwow), (Lemberg), 1941
Kurt Daluege, Nazi German Police Official
Kurt Heinrich Rotholz, inmate of Theresienstadt ghetto
Kurt Horwitz, Jewish prisoner of the German penal system
Kurt Magnus, Social Democratic Party of Germany organizer, arrested 1933
Kurt Majerowicz, prisoner at Westerbork
Kuzka, L.
L. Helberg
L. Kocherthaler
L. Korn, resident of Stanislawow (Poland)
L. Rudy, resident of the Kosow Lacki ghetto, Poland
Lacika Loewenberg, family member
Lajb Menche, prisoner of the Jewish labor camp in Konstancja near Kutno in Poland, 1941
Lajos Löwenberg, resident of Bacs Region wartime Hungary
Laszlo Kiss, camp for DPs, Wels (Austria)
Laszlo Schvarcz
Laura L. Klure, daughter of Clifton Gallup
Lawentry Iwanow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Lazar Korczomker, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Lea Glogower
Lebrecht, Resi
Leib Wendel
Leib Wendel, prisoners of ghetto and concentration camps
Lelek Buchman, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Lendzion
Lendzion, prisoner in Munchen-Stadelheim, 1942
Leo Baeck, German scholar, rabbi, proponent of Progressive Judaism, inmate of Theresienstadt
Leo Korn, author, Soviet
Leon, Bob
Leon, Erica
Leon, Henrik
Leonid Nesterenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Leon Loen, family member
Leon Loewenberg, family member
Leon Mokrski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Leon Reich, member of Polish Sejm, 1922 -- 1928
Leon Reich, Polish-Jewish politician, Chairman of East Galician Zionist Organization, Member of Sejm
Leon Rozenblat, head of the Ordnungsdienst (Jewish ghetto police), Lodz ghetto
Leon Wasilewski, Polish scholar, politician, expert on ethnonational affairs, interwar Poland
Leopold Halpern, Polish-Jewish political scientist, author, interwar Poland
Leopold Herszkowicz, Hungarian labor battalion servicemen
Leopold III, King of Belgium, 1940
Leopold Srb, prisoner in the labor prison Gefangenenlager Rodgau, Dieburg (Germany), 1942
Leo Trotsky
Leszek Leon Allerhand, grandson of Maurycy Allerhand
Lev Bachynskij, Ukrainian politician, public figure, Ukrainian Socialist Radical Party, 1918 -- 1939
Levi Bass, internee of Ferramonti (Italy: Internment camp)
Levi Bass, Jewish refugee in Ferramonti (Calabria, Italy)
Levin, Maikel
Lichtblau, Erich
Lidove Noviny, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Liebeskind, Dolek--Member of Jewish resistance in Cracow ghetto
Liliane Dietz, German actress
Lili Riegler, Accompanist
Lilly Kocherthaler
Lina Gans, inhabitant of the Lwos Ghetto
Lipszyc, Anna
Liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in photo-documents, Franz Konrad
Lisa Jura
Loisenhek, Katharina
Lotta Levin
Louis Kaiser, family member
Louis Reifer, family member
Lowe, Sylvia
Lubitch, Dr.
Lucjan Zeligowski, General
Ludmilla Porizkovoi, prisoner in Breslau (Wroclaw), 1940
Ludwig Fischer, Governor of the Warsaw District, 1939 -- 1945
Ludwik Ehrich, Polish-Jewish scholar, political scientist, interwar Poland
Lupta, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Lusky, Irena
Lusky, Shimon
Lviv (1941-1945)
Lyla Stark from Przemysl (Poland)
Lyle S. Bettger
Lyle S. Bettger (1934)
Lyle S. Bettger and son (1995)
Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States
M. Adlerblum, resident of Paris, France, wartime
M. Birmann from Shanghai (China)
M. Chronoviat, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government, Poland
M.H. Moorman, City Tax Collector, Alpine, Texas
M. Juroski
M. Kohnand Kalischer
M. L. Kurtz
M. Leczycki, resident of the Lodz ghetto
M. Mackelis
M. Pigula
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)
Maczek, General Stanislaw
Mae Lasker, forced laborer in Berlin and then inhabitant of the Doversterp refugee camp in Sweden, 1
Magomet Saev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Magyar Ujsag, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Majer Israel Szlezynger from Sosnowitz
Major Botticher
Major L.P. Hurst, British Armed Forces
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
Malka Szulc, inhabitant of the Lodz ghetto
Malka Zdrojewicz (Horenstein), Jewish resistance member, 1941 -- 1943
Mandel, Robert (Jewish resistance fighter)
Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen (The Red Baron)
Mao Zedong, Chairman of the Communist Party of China, 1945-1976
Mar, Bernard, professor, Holocaust Studies
Mara Zuckermann
Marcelle Brunschwig
Marcin Skorupa, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Sergeant, 1942
Marc Lichtenbaum, Chairman of the Jewish Council of Warsaw, 1942-1943
Margarete Karl, photographs
Margarete Karl, wife of Anton Karl
Maria Anyozowa from Krakau (Poland)
Maria Chmura, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Maria Fleischmann
Maria Hochberg-Marianska, author of The Children accuse, child testimonies
Maria Krzymowska, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Marian Lewandowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Staff Sergeant, 1942
Marianne Meyerhoff, granddaughter of Dr. Fritz Wachsner
Marian Woclumiak, prisoner in Sangerhausen, 1945
Maria Piechowich, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Maria Reinisova
Marie Kafuman, submitter of the document
Marie Lehrinova from Brunn (Bruenn)
Marion E. Kenworthy, public figure, United States
Marion E. Kenworthy, public figure in the refugee matters, United States
Marius Mitelaki, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Marjan Bogacki, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, Polish Roman Catholic clergy
Marko Cheremshyna, Ukrainian writer, public figure, jurist
Markovitsch
Markus Bender, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Markus Leider
Marnisches Tagblatt, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Marrie Kalinski, resident of Sokolow Podlaski, German-occupied Poland, ghetto, 1941
Marshal Michal Rola-Zymierski, Polish communist military commander, postwar Poland
Marshal Petan, the head of Vichy government, France
Marta Loewenberg, family member
Martha Limonova, prisoner in Theresienstadt, 1943
Martin Borman, Nazi German politician, head of the Nazi party Chancellery
Martin Buber, Jewish religious philosopher
Martin Fraenkel
Martin Gottfried Weiss, Dachau Commandant, 1942-1943
Martin Luther
Martin Reinis, prisoner in Zwickau, 1944
Marvin J. Wolf, co-author of memoirs of Vera Laroche, The Kindness of Strangers
Masaryk, Tomas, Czech politician, sociologist, philosopher, first president of Czechoslovakia
Masha Loen, family member
Maurycy Szymel, poet, publicist in Yiddish, contributor to Chwila
Mautschel, attestor, Office of the Polizeidirektor (marshal), Leslau (Wloclawek), 1941
Max Fleischmann
Max Glaser
Maximilian von Weichs, field marshal in the German army, 1881--1954
Max Levy
Max Povolny, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, correspondence
Max Reiner
Mayor Lentz
Melanie Saphier
Memorial service for the fallen soldiers, German, Captain Anton Karl
Mendel Kapulkin, 1915 -- 1941, perished in the Holocaust in Polotsk, Belarus, 1941
Mengele, Josef
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, Mathew Dushinksy, 1943
Meta Kahn, family member
Meta Sachs Lachmann
Metropolitan Andrej Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, public figure
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 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
Micha Josef Berdyczewski, Ukrainian-born writer of Hebrew, a journalist, and a scholar.
Michal Borwicz, author, Holocaust research
Michal Janik, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Michal Maksymilian Borowicz, author
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
Michel Golabek
Mieczysl. Kasprsykowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Mieczyslaw Hertz, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Milan L. Popovic, Yugoslav Parliamentarian
Mila Schenkel, notary public, Council of Jewish Women
Military awards and decorations, United States Army, Clifton Gallup
Military comradeship, German Army, Anton Karl, photographs
Military comradeship, US Army, Clifton Gallup
Military identification documents, German, Anton Karl
Military photographs, American, Clifton Gallup
Military photographs, German, 1920 -- 1945, Anton Karl
Military records, the United States Army, Clifton Gallup
Military service in Nazi-German Army, the Wehrmacht, 1939 -- 1944, Anton Karl
Military service in the Austrian Army, 1900 -- 1918, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Military service in the German Army (Wehrmacht), Anton Karl, photographs
Military uniforms (American), Clifton Gallup
Miller, Rudolf
Milman, Chaja
Milos Hojek, prisoner in Pankrac prison (Prague, Czechoslovakia)
Misha Kacowicz, Soviet-Jewish partisan
Mitdank, Marta
Mlodinow, Szymon
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
Molotov, Vyacheslav, Soviet Foreign Minister, 1930-1941
Moravec, prisoner in Dresden, 1942
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
Moses Forchheimer
Moszenberg, Adler
Motek Arbeiter, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Mr. Chambron from Lamastre, France, aid giver
Mr. Fischel, resident of Tel-Aviv, Palestine
Mr. Furst
Mr. H. Kushner
Mr. Haim
Mr. J. Kaufmann
Mr. Kulleur
Mr. Loewenstein
Mr. M. Bodanski
Mr. Neugebaum
Mr. Reinier Meijer
Mr. Teltscher
Mrs. J. Rosenman, resident of Balfouria (British Mandate Palestine)
Ms. Elsa Miklos
Ms. Gela Gruss
Ms. Kaithe
Ms. Tova
Mueller, Moritz
Mussolini
Mychal Nebola, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Mykhailo Hrushevskyi, Ukrainian academician, politician, historian and statesman
Mykhailo Vozniak, Ukrainian scholar, literary scientist, author, public figure, 1881 -- 1954
Mykola Lemyk, member of the OUN, 1914 -- 1941
Naftali Botwin, Jewish communist, Communist Party of Western Ukraine, Lviv (Lwow), interwar
Naftali Botwin, Jewish communist, personal story, Lviv
Naftali Botwin, member of Communist Party of Western Ukraine, Lviv (Lwow), interwar
Nahum Sokolow, a Zionist leader, author, translator, and a pioneer of Hebrew journalism.
Natan Loewenstein, attorney at law, defense lawyer in Steiger Trial, former parliamentarian
Natan Loewenstein, Jewish-Polish parliamentarian, apologete of Jewish-Polish assimilation
Nathaniel Prins, deportation to Drance and to Auschwitz
Nathaniel Prins, father of Betty Hyatt
Nathan Sichel
Nazi-German hierarchy in the NSDAP and Government, Himmler and von Ribbentrop
Nazi-German memorabilia, collected by American soldiers, Clifton Gallup
Nazi-German monetary signs and scripts collected by Clifton Gallup
Nazi-German symbols, signs and insignia, collected by Clifton Gallup
Nelly Steiner
Neubert, Gerhard
Neue Freie Presse, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Neues Pressburger Tagblatt, musical review, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Neues Wiener Journal, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Nikita Khruschev, Soviet Russian Premier, (1894-1971)
Nikolai Pirogow, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau Camps, c. 1941
Nikolai Selin, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolai Zachuwasoff, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolai Zschuwasoff, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Andreev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Beresa, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Bogomasow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Domaslawski, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Litowtschenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Newmerschickij, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Nikonow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Pogribniak, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolaj Schaworonko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nikolay Misarenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Nissan Affule
Noach Prylucki, Member of Constituent Assembly, Folkist, Jewish national-democrat in 1922 -1927
Noach Prylucki, Polish-Jewish politician, folkist, member of Polish Sejm, 1919 --1921; 1922 - 1927
Nowak, Bronislawa
Nussenbaum, Vera
O. Bojduniak, member of Ukrainian civil administration in General Government
O. Grunwald from Lublin (Poland)
Odilo Globocnik,SS-Standartenfuerher, played a major role in the Operation Reinhard
Official correspondence with regard to Anton Karl
Oksana Jamrozek, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Employee, 1942
Olejski
Oleksandr Shumsky, Ukrainian national communist, in opposition to the bolshevik Soviet party line
Olha Basarab, Ukrainian active member of the UVO, anti-Polish intelligence activity, Novyi Chas 1924
Olha Kobylianska, Ukrainian modernist writer and feminist
Opatowski, Dr. Josef
Orenstein, Dr. Hugo
Orenstein, Dr. Szloma
Organizing emigration from Germany and German-controlled territories to Palestine, Gerhard Wallbach
Oscar Schindler, rescue and aid giver, Cracow
Oskar Loewenberg, family member
Ostap Lutskyj, Ukrainian political and military figure, active in cooperative movement, interwar
Ostjuedische Zeitung, musical review, Romania, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Ostrauer-Zeitung, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
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 Flake, Author, Dinge der Zeit (Things of the Time)
Otto Loewenberg, family member
Otto Luchterhand, administrator in the Lodz ghetto, 1941
Ottomar Roese vice-head of the SS special police guarding Lodz (Schupo), 1941
Otto Marse, prisoner of Dachau concentration camp, correspondence
Otto Schulz, Dachau guard
Otto Wachter, Governor of District Galicia, 1942 -- 1944
Otto Zuecker, Architect, inmate of Theresienstadt
Pacanowski, Szaja
Pachom Ensartschuk, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Palestinian Jews in British military campaign, the Second World War, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Palestinian Jews in the British military service in the course of the Second World War, Zvi Hochberg
Palestinian Jews in the British Navy in the course of the Second World War, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Pal Teleki, Prime Minister of Hungary from 1939 to 1941, (1879 -- 1941)
Parents of Anton Karl, photograph
Passports issued by Polish Government in Exile to Polish citizens in Palestine, Gerszon Karmelek
Patton, George S. (George Smith), 1885-1945, US General, senior military commander
Paul C. Seddicum, American Consul
Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist, field marshal of the German army, 1881--1954
Paul R. Greenberg, philanthropist, postwar
Paul von Hindenburg, the second President of Germany, 1925 -- 1934
Paul Wegener
Pawel Pistka from Watenstedt labor camp (Germany)
Pawel Sekerin, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Peperl Taucher, related to the Kaufman family
Perlmann, Israel
Personal correspondence, Anton Karl
Personal correspondence, Clifton Gallup
Personal messages from Palestine to Hungary, Mathew Dushinsky, 1943
Pesia Kapulkina-Minkovich, perished in the Holocaust in Polotsk, 1915 -- 1941
Peter Forchheimer, family member
Peter Hermannsen, prisoner
Peter Kien, Jewish artist and poet, inmate of Theresienstadt ghetto
Petr Misko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Petro Postoliuk, publisher of Krakivski Viste, General Government, Poland, 1940
Petro Schkilniak, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Interpretor, 1942
Petro Szkilniak, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Interpretor, 1942
Philippe Petain, Marshal of France, the Head of State of Vichy France, 1940 -- 1944
Philipp Rupprecht, antisemitic cartoonist
Philipp Rupprecht, antisemitic cartoonist, Der Stuermer
Photographs, portrait, Anton Karl
Photographs, portrait, Margarete Karl
Photographs, transports and deportations
Photographs of children, Erich Karl
Pieck, Henri
Piekacz, Pejsach
Pierre Costantini
Pierre Laval, French politician, the head of the Vichy government in 1942 - 1944
Pierre Laval, Vichy France
Pinhas Rutenberg - Russian-born Zionist, businessman, Jewish Nationalist in Mandatory Palestine
Pinkus Gerszowski, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Piotr Knhuschkin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Piotr Smorak, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau Camps, c. 1941
Pjotr Birjukow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Pjotr Ponomarenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Police certification of moral behavior issued to Elisaveta (Elisabeth) Loewenberg (Haus) in Novi Sad
Polish Carpathian Brigade in the British armed forces,the  Second World War, Gerszon Karmelek
Polish military awards and decorations, postwar, corporal Gerszon Karmelek
Political and  military and city street plans in the possession of Anton Karl
Posner, Ralph
Posner, Sarah
Postcard on camp stationery to his wife Rosa halm in Vienna, August 18, 1938
Postwar recollection of the Holocaust, Otto Herskovic
Postwar rehabilitation, soldiers, American, Clifton Gallup
Postwar search for relatives, friends and colleagues, Lili Riegler
Pozniak, Mrs.
Prager Presse, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Prager Tagblatt, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Prewar and wartime European countries and world maps, Captain A.V. Feldser
Prins Family, Belgium
Prisoners of war, British military personnel of Jewish nationality, the Second World War
Private correspondence in German, acquried by US military personal, 1944 -- 1945, Captain Feldser
Professor Julius Fuerst, editor of a German-Hebrew Torah
Professor Pozniak, Jagiellon University, 1939
Pronicheva, Dina (survivor of Babi Yar massacres)
Pronicheve, Dina (Survivor of Babi Yar)
Przeworski, Andrzej
Przeworski-Pratt, Anna
Puci Loewenberg, family member
Questions related to emigration of German Jews, Gerhard Wallbach, 1938
Quinn, Colonel William W.
R. Abrahamer, resident of the Krakow ghetto
R. Jlenzlikova from Bohmen (Boehmen)
Rabbi Ber Leventhal, a member of Presidium of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis
Rabbi Dr. Hinko Urah, Jewish community in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, postwar
Rabbi Eliezer Silver, a member of Presidium of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis
Rabbi Israel Rosenberg, a member of Presidium of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis
Rabbi Joel Blau
Rabbi Josef Kliersfeld
Rabbi Markus Melchior, chief rabbi of Denmark, wartime
Rabbi Nathan Taragin, Jewish international religious organizations
Rabbi Teitz, associate of the Vaad Hatzalah, 1945
Rachel (Rahel) Forchheimer
Rachela Wyszogrodzka, Jewish resistance member
Rachil Wajsbard, resident of the Lodz Ghetto
Rachmil Grinszpan, editor of The Last Days of the Warsaw Ghetto
Rapaport, Joseph
Rasch, Otto, commander of Einsatzgruppe C
Raucher, Philip
Rav Ashi, first editor of The Babylonian Talmud
Raymond E. Baldwin, U.S. Senator
Rebeka Bella
Red Cross Message from Adele Gausz (Loewenberg) in Vojvodina to Ernest Loewenberg, USA, 1943
Red Cross Message from Ernest Loewenberg in USA to Vojvodidna, Yugoslavia
Red Cross Message from Leo Loewenberg in Budapest to Ernest Loewenberg in USA, 1943, 1944
Regina Lindeubaum, displaced person
Regina Riabner from Sanok (Generalgouvernement)
Regional Zionist Organization of Eastern Galicia in Lwow, Herman (Hirsch) Hochberg
Rehm, Office of the head of administration of Wartheland, 1941
Reinheimer from Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
Renata Waks, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Request for identification documents, Josef Hirsch
Request for identification documents, Regina (Weiss) Hirsch
Rescue of children from German-controlled Europe, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Response from the Central Jewish Committee in Poland, postwar, about Aron-Lajb Karmelek
Response from the Central Jewish Committee in Poland, postwar, about Sara Karmelek, nee Szwagier
Response of the Central Jewish Committee in Poland, postwar, about Izrael Karmelek
Response of the Central Jewish Committee in Poland about Jakub-Dawid Karmelek
Response of the Central Jewish Committee in Poland about the Karmelek Family, Mosze Karmelek
Responses from the Central Jewish Committee in Poland, postwar, Gerszon Karmelek
Rev. Leon Rosenberg
Reyne Sichel, family member
Ribetzky Pietrowsky, Yetta
Richard Kaufmann
Richard Wagner, German composer, 1813--1883
Richard Walther Darre, Reichsminister of Food and Agriculture
Richard Weinreich
Richard Zaporowski
Risto Ryti, president of Finland (1940--1944)
Rita Weinik, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Road passes issued by British authorities in Northern Africa, the Second World War, Gerszon Karmelek
Road passes issued by British authorities in Palestine, Gerhard Wallbach
Road passes issued by British authorities in Palestine, Zvi (Hirsch) Hochberg
Robert A. Paquin, Hotel Mark Twain, Hollywood, California
Robert F. Kennedy, US Senator and official, public and political figure
Robert Fischer
Robert Stern, resident of London (Great Britain)
Robert Switgal, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Robert Tertil, Identity Card (Kennkarte), District Galicia, 1943
Rodolfo Graziani, successor to Italo Balbo as Commander-in-Chief of Italian North Africa, 1882--1955
Roman Boski, Robotnik, editorial board, interwar Poland
Roman Dmowski, a Polish politician, co-founder of National Democracy ("ND", "Endecja")
Roman Suprun, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Roman Umiastowski, Colonel of Polish Army
Romek Kaliski, Jewish Order Police of the Lodz Ghetto
Ronald Storrs - British officer and colonial official, military governor of Jerusalem
Rosalie Teurel
Rosa Luxemburg, Marxist theorist, philosopher, economist and revolutionary of Polish Jewish descent
Rosenberg-Beekenheimer, DP
Rothschild, Amschel
Roza Kranenwald, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Rozalia Dutkowna
Rubinstein, Sylvin, street performer in the Warsaw ghetto and member of the Jewish resistance
Ruchla Goldberg, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Ruchla Samelsa, Tarczyn
Rucyna Lachecka, Polish laborer in Germany
Rudolf Hess, prominent Nazi politician and Deputy Fuhrer 1933-1941
Rudolf Langer, prisoner of Dachau 3K concentration camp, correspondence
Rudolf Reder, survivor from Belzec camp
Rudolf Weitz
Ruth Koldschmidt
Ruth Wolff
Rutkowski
Ruzena Loubek from Prague
S. Erlich, head of the statistics department, Lodz ghetto
S. Friedmann
S. Greenstyn, resident of Haifa (Palestine, wartime)
S. J. Harendorf from London (England)
S. Kocherthaler
Sabos Fischer, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen
Salek, prisoner in Dresden, 1939
Salomon Czortkower, Polish anthropologist of Jewish origin.
Salo Nachtigall, Prisoner in the Kitchener Internment Camp, The Second World War
Samuel Faust, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Samuel Liebermensch, prisoner of Gurs and Auschwitz
Samuel M. Gup, Rabbi
Samuel M. Gup, Rabbi in Columbus (Ohio), 1939--1945
Samuel Marshak, poet, translator, Soviet, Jewish
Sandor Petho, Founding Editor-in-Chief of Magyar Nemzet
Sara Frim, prisoner of the female German concentration camp Gellenau, 1943
Sara Schwarz, nee Silberfaden, Holocaust survivor, DP camp resident, Lechfeld, Germany
Sarenka Rachel Zylberberg, organizer of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Sarra Israilevna Reznik from Dnepropetrovsk (USSR)
Savicheva, Tania (Leningrad school-girl)
Schmulewitz, Eva
Schmulewitz, Leo
Schmulewitz, Rose
Schneider, Albert
Schooling for Jewish refugee children, France, Otto Herskovic
Schragai, Alice
Schuele, Frieda
Schule, Arno
Schuml Aptajker, former resident of Poland (pre World War II)
Schuml Hofacker, former resident of Poland (pre World War II)
Schwarzwald (Black Forest, Germany)
Secher, Max
Selbswehr, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Selection of German political appeals, collected by Anton Karl
Selection of German political caricatures, collected by Anton Karl
Semen Balabajew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Sergei Arlow, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Sergej Voroncov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Sergej Wasilew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Serhii Yefremov, Ukrainian literati, publicist, journalist, public figure, Nash Prapor, March 1934
Service in the Reichswehr, the army of the Weimar Republic, Anton Karl, photographs
Shimon Lusky, family member related to Irena Lusky
Shirley Gallup, wife of Clifton Gallup
Sholom Schwartzbarde, Russian-born Jewish anarchist, poet, writer, assassin of Symon Peliura
Shulz, Bruno (Artist)
Sidonia Lewin (Laks, Lewis), refugee
Siegfried Kocherthaler
Siegfried Meyer, Law Firm in Nidau bei Biel, Germany
Siegfried Meyer, Legal Counselor
Sightseeing and traveling in Switzerland, Clifton Gallup
Sightseeing brochure, Lucerne (Switzerland)
Sightseeing publication of European countries acquired by US personnel, Captaine A.V. Feldser
Silber, Dr.
Silman, Leiser
Simion Molow, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau Camps, c. 1941
Simon Arenstein, Tel-Aviv
Simon Israel Zangen, a former Jewish German resident of Wiesbaden, wartime
Simon Schvarcz
Simon Speiser, resident of Vienna in wartime Austria
Sir Walter Scott, author
Sister of Anton Karl, photographs
Slovenska Politika, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Slovensky Vychod, musical review, Slovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Sofia Dutka (Dutkowna), prisoner of the female concentration camp Ravensbrueck
Soldiers, American, Clifton Gallup, photographs
Sophie Salin
Sophie Sara Goldberger, resident of Vienna (Austria)
Soviet-Jewish partisans, individuals, 941 -- 1944, Misha Kacowicz and his brother, a photograph
Soviet prisoners of war in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Sperber, Dr.
Spiro-Szapira, Simcha, Head of Cracow Jewish order police
Stanislaw Bieniewski, Polish politician, statement, creator of the Hadiacz agreement, 17 century
Stanislaw Gebert. Lieutenant-Colonel, Polish military mission, Berlin, postwar Germany
Stanislaw Glabinski, Polish politician of the National-People's Union, a far right party, 1918-1928
Stanislaw Grabski, politician, instigated the Ugoda between the Jewish circle and Polish state
Stanislaw J. Paprocki, General Secretary Institute for the National Minorities Affairs, 1927-1939
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, Prime Minister of the Polish Government in Exile
Stanislaw Przebyszewski, Polish novelist and poet of the decadent and naturalistic school, 1868-1927
Stanislaw Rymer from Zelazna (Poland)
Stanislaw Sabinski, superintendant of Education in Lviv, killed by Ukrainian nationalists, 1927
Stanislaw Steiger Trial, testimony of Wladyslaw Walczynski, Coourt in Session, October 19, 20, 1925
Stanislaw Wojcechowski, Polish politician, Minister of Interior, 1919-1920, President, 1922 --1926
Stanislaw Wojcechowski, President of Poland, 1922 -- 1926
Stanley Tilles
Stasiak, Leon
Stefan Cohn
Stefan Federowskyj, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Employee, 1942
Stefan Gossko, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Stefan Hawryluk, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Stefan Kasirod, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Stefan Kaufman, family member
Stefan Kos, author of Polska Droga (The Poles will not accept defeat)
Stefan Pirijan, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Stefan Zeromski
Steffa Goldstein, female Polish prisoner liberated from Bergen-Belsen
Steiger, Stanislaw
Stein, Hans
Steinitz, Bernd
Stepan Baran, Ukrainian-Polish politician, member of Polish Sejm, interwar Poland
Stepan Myroniuk, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Stepan Tomashivskyj, Ukrainian public figure, publicist, politician, historian, publications in Dilo
Sternbuch, Jewish negotiator, 1944
Stevens, Bernd
Steve Stone, American infantryman, Vietnam War
Stimme, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Strasburger-Ojzer, Eva
Strasburger-Ojzer, Lola
Strauch Mina, witness in civil certification, Bari, Italy, postwar
Sturman, Gamek
Suicide in the Lviv (Lwow) prison on Batorego street, Turielbaum, a Jew, owner of a cafe, Novyi Chas
Sumpf, Joseph
Susanna Schleyer
Sven Hedin, Swedish geographer and writer (1865 -- 1952)
Sydir Tverdokhlib (Tverdochlib), apologetic of Polish – Ukrainian reconciliation, 1922
Sydir Tverdokhlib (Twerdochlib), editor and publisher of Ridnyi Kraj (The Native Land), 1920s
Sydir Tverdokhlib, Ukrainian literati, poet, assassinated by Ukrainian nationalist on Oct. 15 1922
Symon Peliura, Ukrainian political, military and public figure,  1879 -- 1925
Synopsis of music opuses performed by Israel Segal-Rosenbach, 1930s
Szalasi, Ferenc, 1897-1946
Szlama Rochwerger, Deported from Lodz Ghetto on Transport No. 221 on April 20, 1944
Szmul Hochenberg, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
Szoel Mehel, inhabitant of the Lublin ghetto, 1942
Szule, Chaim
Szymon (Shymon) Akenazy, Polish minister at the League of Nation, 1920 -- 1923, Historian, Professor
Szymon (Simon) Federbusch, Jewish-Polish politician member of Sejm, 1922 -- 1927, Rabbi in Finland
Szymon Datner, survivor of Bialystok ghetto, Holocaust researcher
Tadeusz Boy-Zelenski
Tadeusz Gryzewski, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Tadeusz Holowko, Director of Research Institute for National Minorities Affairs, 1925 -- 1927
Tadeusz Holowko, Polish statesman, publicist, theorist in national minorities, 1899 -- 1931
Tadeusz Hołówko, codename Kirgiz, an interwar Polish politician, diplomat and author of many article
Tagesbote, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Tamara Duel, former prisoner of German concentration camps, survivor
Tamara Epstein, sister of Estera Epstein (Anna Przeworska Pratt)
Taras Borovets (Taras Bulba, Taras Chub), founder of Ukrainian Insurgency the Seech of Polisia, 1941
Tatiana Berenstein, Holocaust historian
Taute
Teofil Merunowicz, Polish public and political figure of Eastern Galicia, 1846 -- 1919
Teofil Olshanskij, member of the Ukrainian Military Organization, a militant
Teplitz-Schonauer Anzeiger, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Teresa Pajwsinska, Warsaw ghetto inmate
The 38th Machine Record Unit Mobile, US Army, Clifton Gallup
The fate of relatives and loved ones in the Holocaust, Mendel Kapulkin
The fate of relatives and loved ones in the Holocaust, Pesia Kapulkina - Minkovich, 1941
Theis, Edouardo (Pastor of Le Chambon)
The Melhorn Family, postwar
Theo Mussbaum, resident of Amsterdam (Holland, wartime)
The songs of the Land of Israel, concert, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Thomas, Robert K.
Tobiasz Aszkenaze (Aschkenase), statesman, Chairman of the Jewish Rescue Committe in Lviv (Lwow)
Transfer of children from the Chateau Des Moreles, Brout-Vernet to the US, Otto Herskovic
Transfer of Jewish children from Algeria to Morocco en route to the US, Otto Herskovic
Transfer routes of children from France to the US, 1940 -- 1942, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Transfer routes of children from Morocco to the United States, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Transfer routes of Jewish children from France to Algeria, Otto Herskovic and his sister
Transitional period after discharge from the US Army, Clifton Gallup
Trocme, Andre and Magda (Pastor of Le Chambon)
Tsvi Nussbaum, potential boy in Holocaust photo post Warsaw Ghetto uprising scene, civilian prisoner
U.S. General Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, 1961-1968
Unikover, Dr. Franz
Ursula Veisser, resident of Haifa (British Mandate Palestine)
Urszula Lahoda, a false name for Lina Gans, Lwow ghetto
Usach, Juliette, head of the La Guespy children's home in Le Chambon sur Lignon, France
US Army, military operations in France, Germany and Austria, 1944 -- 1945, Clifton Gallup
US Army military insignia and signs of the specific services and units, Captain A.V. Feldser
US Army military insignia and the signs of divisions and units, Clifton Gallup
US military decorations, awards and medal, Captain A.V. Feldser, 1941 -- 1945
US military field radios, 1941 -- 1945, Captain A.V. Feldser
US military personnel, individual gadgets, 1941 -- 1945, Captain A.V. Feldser
US military uniform, medical officers, 1941 -- 1945, Captain A.V. Feldser
Valentin Vasil'ev, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Vally Schallinger, resident of the Theresienstadt Ghetto
van Huzun, John
Vasilij Nikiforov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Vasilij Smirnow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Vassily Grossman, writer, Soviet, Jewish
Vasyl Mudryj, Ukrainian politician, member of Ukrainian parliamentary representation, Poland
Vasyl Stefanyk, Ukrainian writer, political figure, member of Austrian parliament
Vera Laroche (Lewin)
Vera Loewenberg, family member
Veronika (Vera) Komlos (née Somogyi), Hungarian-Jewish female deported from Budapest in Nov 1944
Verstandig, Dr. M.
Victims of mass annihilation of Jews in Polotsk, Belarus in 1941, Pesia Kapulkina-Minkovich
Victims of the mass annihilation of Jews in Polotsk, Belarus, 1941, Mendel Kapulkin
Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy, reigning 1900 -- 1946
Victor Kozlow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Viktor Aleschin, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Viktor Sisoew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Vilmos Nagy, Commanding General of the Royal Hungarian Army
Vladimir (Zeev) Jabotinsky, founder of the Revisionist Zionism
Vladimir Lenin, founder of the Soviet Russia
Vladimir Lenin, theorist of Bolshevism, architect of Bolshevik Revolution, founder of the USSR
Vladimir Volhov, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Vladimir Zhabotinskii, Zionism-Revisionism
Voldemars Weiss, colonel of the SS in Riga, Latvia
Volkszeitung, musical review, Austria, interwar period, Israel Segal Rosenbach
Volodymyr Antonovych, Ukrainian historian, scholar, a leader of Ukrainian national awakening
Volodymyr Bachynskyj (Bachynskii), Ukrainian politician supporter of a compromise with Poland
Volodymyr Kubijovic, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee, 1939 -- 1945
Volodymyr Kubyjovych (Kubyjovyc), chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee in General Government
Volodymyr Kubyjovych, Chairman of Ukrainian Central Committee in General Government, photo-documents
Volodymyr Tselevych, Ukrainian-Polish politician, member of the 2nd, 4th and 5th Sejm, from UNDO
von Ribbentrop, Joachim, Nazi German Foreign Minister, 1938-1945
W. Glass, member of the first Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Lodz, 1939
W. Hoeppener-Flatow, author of Eine Kompanie marschiert (The Company Marches On)
W. Jablonski, prisoner in Schrottersburg (Schroettersburg), today: Plock, 1943
W.P. Kowner
Waclaw Berent, Polish novelist, essayist and literary translator
Waclaw Wojcicki
Wallenberg, Raoul (diplomat and humanitarian)
Walter Heitz, colonel general of the German army, 1878 -- 1944
Walter Rudolf Keuck, head of the SS special police guarding Lodz (Schupo), 1941
Walther Rathenau, German statesman, Foreign Minister during the Weimar Republic.
Wanda Landowska, Polish pianist and harpsichordist of world fame and recognition, 1879 --  1959
Warren Gamaliel Harding, the 29th President of the United States, serving from 1921 to 1923
Wasclaw Makowski, Minister of Justice, Polish Government, 1923
Wasili Belajew, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Wasili Drostow, Soviet Prisoner of War executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Wasilij Mogutow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Wassilije Botschkariow, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Wassilij Tobolenko, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Wassilje Mogutoff, Soviet Prisoner of War, executed at the Dachau camps, c. 1941
Wasyl Dmytryk, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Webster, D.R.
Wedding photographs, Anton and Margarete Karl, ca 1920
Werner A. Beckert, author of The Truth about Buchenwald concentration camp
Werner Grahn, attorney and notary, Bergen district, Germany, postwar
Werner Kienitz, decorated General der Infanterie of the Wermacht, WWII
Werner Schleyer (George Schuyler)
Werner Ventzki, Oberbuergermeister (Mayor) of Lodz, 1941--1943
Wieczorek, Josef
Wiesenthal, Simon
Wiktor (Victor) Lemiesz, author of Paragraph and Crime
Wiktor Alter, Jewish politician, socialist, chairman of Jewish trade unions in Poland, 1930s
Wilhelm Frick, leading member of the Nazi Party 1928-1945
Wilhelm Haas
Wilhelm Schaefer, German writer (1868 -- 1952)
Wilhelm Schmaeh, Border Protection Service in General Government
Wilhelm Stuckart, State Secretary of the Nazi party
Wilhelm Troschke, Border Protection Guard in General Government
Wilhelm Weiss
Willi Forst
Willy Eichberger (Carl Esmond)
Wincenty Gawron
Wincenty Rapacki, Polish theatrical actor
Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 1874--1965
Winter, Dr. Alfred
Winthrop T. Johnson, functionary in the refugee committees
Witnesses on the trials over Nazi criminals, Tamara Epstein
Witness Walerijan Wiczynski, Commandant of a district State Police, Steiger Trial, court in session
Witold Chodzko, Minister of Publich Health, Polish Government, 1923
Wladyslaw Borowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Wladyslaw Grabski, minister of finance, author of the Polish monetary reform, interwar period
Wladyslaw Grabski, Minister of Treasure, Polish Government, 1923
Wladyslaw Grabski, Polish politiciian of National Democracy, Prime Minister of Poland
Wladyslaw Kabala, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Wladyslaw Sikorski, Polish politician and high-ranking military officer, Prime Minister, Poland
Wladyslaw Sikorski, Prime Minister, Poland, 1922 -- 1923, exposé
Wladyslaw Sikorski, Prime Minister, Polish Government, 1923
Wladyslaw Wojcik, construction technician who discovered the Ringelblum Archive, 1950
Wladyslow Chmura, Schrottersburg prisoner, Plock (Poland), Spetmeber 11, 1943
Wlodek, Stanislaw, editor of Mysl Narodowa (National Thought), 1921 -- 1925
Wlodzimierz Bojko, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Wojciech Kolodziej, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Wojciech Trąmpczyński, lawyer, National Democratic politician, marshal of the Sejm (1919–1922)
Wojcik, Anna
Wolf, SA-Oberfuehrer und komm. Polizeidirektor (marshal), Leslau (Wloclawek), 1941
Wolfgang Luth
Wolodymyr Bojko, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Platoon Commander, 1942
Women International Zionist Organization (WIZO) in Vienna, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of the United States, introduced a system of collective security
Worgul, Emil
Worl, Ludwik
Wrobel, Halina
Yeanette Kocherthaler
Yitzhak Wittenberg, Jewish resistance fighter in Vilnius, 1941 -- 1943
Yola Rosenbaum, Warsaw ghetto inmate
Young Zionist Pioneer organization in Austria, interwar period, Sulamith Tabak
Young Zionist Pioneers in Palestine, photo-documents Hirsch (Herman) Hochberg
Yurii Tiutiunnyk, Ukrainian Soviet military and political figure, former anti-bolshevik, Novyi Chas
Z. Hermannsen, prisoner in Hamburg, 1938
Z. Hermannsen, prisoner in Hamburg-Fuhlsbuettel, 1942
Zakrzewski, Kazimierz, author, political scientist, philosopher
Zamorski, Jan, contributor to Mysl Narodowa
Zbigniew Gasiorski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Zbigniew Rozycki, prisoner in Sangerhausen, 1944
Zdenek Justic
Zeisl, Arnold
Zeisl, Egon
Zeisl, Erich
Zeisl, Gertrud
Zeisl, Lilly
Zeisl, Siegfried
Zeisl, Walter
Zeisl, Wilhelm
Zeisl, Willy
Zenon Bresden, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Zenon Pelens'kyj, Ukrainian politician, OUN, UVO, UNDO, interwar Poland and postwar
Zentralausschuss für Hilfe und Aufbau (Central Committee for Relief and Development), 1933
Zidovske Zpravy, musical review, Czechoslovakia, interwar period, Israel Segal-Rosenbach
Zielezinski, George
Ziff, Barry
Zina (Zinajda) Allerhand (born Rubinstein), daughter-in-law of Maurycy Allerhand
Zofia Nalkowska, Polish writer and essayist
Zofia Pawlowski, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Employee, 1942
Zofia Rafacz, prisoner of Ravensbrueck (Ravensbruck) female concentration camp, correspondence
Zofia Szyszkowska, German Criminal Police in Tarnopol (Ternopil), Corporal, 1942
Zofja Pozniak, aid giver, Polish
Zoltan Bosnyak, publisher of the Hungarian antisemitic newspaper Harc, wartime
Zygmunt Jan Kisielewski, Polish writer, public and political figure, interview to Nasz Przeglad 1925
Zylinska, Maria
Zyskind, Szmulewicz

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