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(3 Matches)- Betty-Prins Hyatt Papers
- Betty-Prins Haytt Papers, 1900-1945
RG-51/RG-51
- Betty-Prins Haytt Papers, 1900-1945
- Captain A.V. Feldser Collection
- Captain A.V. Feldsner Collection, 1939-1945 RG-84/RG-84
- Captain A.V. Feldsner Collection, 1939-1945
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Digital Images and Records
(166 Matches)- RG-07.01.02, Photograph, Twenty years later ('Pay forever for Auschwitz' - title of the National Newspaper on Nov 20, 1964)
- RG-07.01.03, Photograph, Female prisoner getting help after liberation of a concentration camp, circa 1945
- RG-07.01.07, Photographs, Above photo is of a cattle car of corpses; below-the prisoners left behind who are mostly sick
- RG-07.01.08, Photographs, Above photo is of the torturing of a detainee; below photo is of a device for shooting in the neck
- RG-07.01.18, Photograph, Woman walking with children
- RG-07.01.21, Photograph, Former Soviet and Spanish deportees joined armed forces again
- RG-07.01.22, Photograph, French newspaper article about the death sentence of 27 criminals
- RG-07.01.23, Photograph, Group of prisoners forced to play music while their comrades are brought to execution
- RG-07.01.24, Photograph, Hanging of a prisoner
- RG-07.01.25, Photograph, Himmler and other Nazi officials at an inspection of Mauthausen concentration camp
- RG-07.01.27, Photograph, Homecoming to the families
- RG-07.01.28, Photograph, Images of occupied France, Jews in the street
- RG-07.01.29, Photograph, 'Images of the Apocalypse' - Concentration camp with corpses on the ground
- RG-07.01.30, Photograph, Imprisoned children
- RG-07.01.31, Photograph, Imprisoned women at work
- RG-07.01.32, Photograph, Emaciated former concentration camp prisoners
- RG-101.09, Synagogue in Anvers, Belgium
- RG-101.10, Synagogue in Anvers, Belgium, side view
- RG-101.11, Synagogue in Anvers, Belgium, view of front, back of postcard blank
- RG-101.12, Synagogue in Anvers, Belgium, close-up of front, back stamped 20 Sep. 1932
- RG-101.13, Synagogue in Brussels, Belgium, view of front with people outside
- RG-101.14, Synagogue in Brussels, Belgium, view of front with label 'Souvenir de Bruxelles'
- RG-101.15, Synagogue in Brussels, Belgium, view of front in color
- RG-101.16, Synagogue in Liege, Belgium, view of front, back of postcard blank
- RG-101.27, Synagogue in Liberec, Czech Republic
- RG-101.37, Synagogue in Prague, Czech Republic, Altneuschul, view of the interior
- RG-101.40, Synagogue in Tartu, Estonia
- RG-101.41, Synagogue in Besancon, France, view of front and side from across the street
- RG-101.42, Synagogue in Besancon, France, close-up of front
- RG-101.43, Synagogue in Biarritz, France
- RG-101.44, Synagogue in Carpentras, France
- RG-101.45, Synagogue in Chalons-Sur-Marne, France
- RG-101.46, Synagogue in Dijon, France
- RG-101.47, Synagogue in Epinal, France
- RG-101.48, Synagogue in Jouarre (La Ferte), France, close-up of front with trees outside
- RG-101.49, Synagogue in Jouarre (La Ferte), France, looking down the street lined with barren trees
- RG-101.50, Synagogue in Lille, France
- RG-101.51, Synagogue in Sedan, France, grainy, distant view
- RG-101.52, Synagogue in Sedan, France, street view with synagogue on left and people outside
- RG-101.55, Church in Strasbourg, France, with synagogue in background
- RG-101.58, Synagogue in Verdun-Sur-Meuse, France
- RG-101.62, Synagogue in Cologne, Germany
- RG-101.69, Synagogue in Munich, Germany, Herzog Max Strasse, color illustration featuring art house in foreground
- RG-101.71, Synagogue in Munich, Germany, Herzog Maz Strasse, black and white illustration with plaza and woman in foreground
- RG-101.83, Synagogue in Capernaum, Palestine, color illustration
- RG-17.05.01, Le Journal Paris, (A Paris Journal), November 16, 1942. No 18.216
- RG-17.05.02, Le Journal Paris, (A Paris Journal). Febuary 18, 1943. No 18.295
- RG-17.05.03, Le Journal Paris, a page from, perspective of North African war theater, undated
- RG-18.01.04.06.01, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 1
- RG-18.01.04.06.02, rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 2
- RG-18.01.04.06.03, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 3
- RG-18.01.04.06.04, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 4
- RG-18.01.04.06.05, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 5
- RG-18.01.04.06.06, Rocznik statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 6
- RG-18.01.04.06.07, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 7
- RG-18.01.04.06.08, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 8
- RG-18.01.04.06.09, Rocznik Statystyki miast Polski (Urban Statistics), R. 2, 1930. Part 9
- RG-18.01.04.07.01, Maly Rocznik Statystyczny, 1938. Part 1
- RG-18.01.04.07.02, Maly Rocznik Statystyczny, 1938. Part 2
- RG-18.01.04.07.03, Maly Rocznik Statystyczny, 1938. Part 3
- RG-18.01.04.07.04, Maly Rocznik Statystyczny, 1938. Part 4
- RG-18.01.12.01.01, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-18.01.12.01.02, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-18.01.12.01.03, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-18.01.12.01.04, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-18.01.12.01.05, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-18.01.12.01.06, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-18.01.12.01.07, Second General Census of Polish population, December 1931, all Poland, short version
- RG-27.01.30, Elsa Schoenberg, Certificate of naturalization, France
- RG-27.01.32, Else Schoenberg, French permanent work permit
- RG-27.02.40, Correspondence from the Belgian Red Cross, 11 May 1942
- RG-27.02.47, Correspondence from the American Red Cross, 2 April 1942
- RG-27.02.52, Letter sent on 19 June 1945
- RG-27.03.03, ID for mailing affairs, issued in Vienna, 19 August 1938
- RG-27.03.08, Letter to Egon Zeisl, 11 October 1950
- RG-27.03.09, Letter from Max Secher to Egon Zeisl, 28 February 1950
- RG-27.03.11, Letter from Siegfried Zeisl to Egon Zeisl, 30 January 1951
- RG-27.03.12, Letter to Egon Zeisl, 22 November 1950
- RG-27.03.13, Letter to Egon Zeisl, 22 November 1950, backside
- RG-27.03.26, American Red Cross message, 24 July 1942
- RG-27.03.35, Egon Zeisl, Mail ID
- RG-28.04.01, International Information Office for the Former Concentration Camp Dachau
- RG-29.02, SAP, Collection, Paris Is Liberated
- RG-29.03, The Jews under the Occupation, a publication
- RG-29.05, Public announcemnt, anti-Jewish restrictions and measures in German-occupied France
- RG-37.02.04, Grete Sinai, Registration of Foreigners
- RG-45.01.07, Corpses in Majdanek and Auschwitz-Birkenau, Photo Montage, 1945
- RG-46.10.01, Arrest of Jews, Warsaw, inside of the ghetto
- RG-46.10.02, Torture of prisoners at a Nazi concentration camp
- RG-46.10.03, (upper image) Interrogation of Carl von Ossietzky and roll call in a concentration camp
- RG-46.10.04, (upper) June 1940 Nazi troops marching to Champs-Elysees; (lower) Hitler, Keitel, and Speidel on Montmarte
- RG-46.10.05, (upper) Child in front of ruins in Warsaw; (lower) May 1940 invasion of Holland, Belgium and France
- RG-46.10.06, (upper), camp showers; (lower) Zyklon B
- RG-46.10.07, Victims of the death marches
- RG-46.10.08, What happened to the Nazi criminals
- RG-46.10.09, Women performing forced hard labor
- RG-46.10.10, Young Spanish Republican killed by a hit of a shovel by at Mauthausen concentration camp, 1941
- RG-48.04.02, Vera Laroche (Levin) signed actress photo, Maywald Studio, Paris 1937
- RG-48.04.05, Vera Laroche (Levin) signed actress photo from Paris circa 1939
- RG-48.04.12, Vera Laroche (Levin) actress photo from Paris 1937 sent to Hollywood
- RG-48.04.13, Vera Laroche (Levin) business card, Hollywood, California
- RG-48.04.14, Vera Laroche (Levin) business card, Los Angeles, California
- RG-48.04.15, Vera Laroche (Levin) cover of Midinette magazine 4 Feb 1938
- RG-48.04.19, Vera Laroche (Levin) actress photo, Bernard of Hollywood, portrait with Vera's info circa 1946
- RG-48.04.27, Vera Laroche (Levin) featured in French cinematography periodical 1937, Part 1
- RG-48.04.27, Vera Laroche (Levin) featured in French cinematography periodical 1937, Part 2
- RG-48.04.27, Vera Laroche (Levin) featured in French cinematography periodical 1937, Part 3
- RG-48.04.28, German forein passport issued to Helene Gottschalk Cohn 1934
- RG-48.04.40, Vera Laroche (Levin) passenger list Ile de France departing France for NY 22 Oct 1946
- RG-48.04.68, Vera Laroche (Levin) photo of Vera in Paris in 1942 portrait
- RG-51.01.02, Food rationing stamps, France
- RG-51.01.03, Letter from mayoral office of Lamastre certifying arrest and deportation of Nathan Prins
- RG-51.01.04, Letter of Nathaniel Prins from prison dated 31 January 1943
- RG-51.01.05, Postcard, Lisbon, ca 1941
- RG-51.01.06, Postcard, Lisbon, May 1941
- RG-52.02.03, Label Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia
- RG-52.02.11, Ticket booklet for company trip
- RG-52.02.12, Elen Ozanova, envelope of letter to Gabriella Karin
- RG-53.01.01, Draft card for the military, Michel Kaufman
- RG-53.01.02, Family document book, Michel Kaufman
- RG-60.01.01.04, Clifton Gallup postcard Hotel des Balances Lucerne
- RG-60.02.05.25, Switzerland photo collection envelope
- RG-60.03.02.01, Clifton Gallup Verdun Certificate 11 September 1944
- RG-60.04.26, Clifton Gallup Berghotel Brochure
- RG-62.04.02, A chain of happiness, a letter in French
- RG-72.09.22, Vittel Displaced Persons Camp. Dora Gourtowoy. September 4, 1944
- RG-72.09.23, Vittel Displaced Persons Center. Ex Civil Internment Camp Vittel. Internment Certificate. Dora Gourtowoy. March 23, 1944
- RG-72.10.104, Postal Document from Malmö, Sweden to Theresienstadt, sent from Henrik Pollak to Nelly Pollak, 14 September 1944
- RG-72.21.30, Envelope from Teutsch in France to to Dr. Jorge Arfeld in Buenos-Aires, Argentina, 16 June, 1941
- RG-72.21.31, Envelope from Heinrich Miler in French internment camp Le Vernet to Ms. H. Bogdanski in St. Gallen, Switzerland, 23 March 1942
- RG-72.21.41, Postcard from R. Haas in Vierzon to C. Haas in Paris, dated 5 October 1939
- RG-72.21.45, Envelope from K. Koftel in Mende Lozere, France to S. Bayer in St. Cloud, France, postmarked 21 month illegible 1940
- RG-72.21.46, Envelope and message from Mauritius to Papa Haas in Beau-Bassin detainment camp, postmarked 29 December 1943
- RG-72.21.47, Envelope from Mauritius to Marie Ehrenfest in Beau-Bassin detainment camp, postmarked 3 August 1945
- RG-72.21.48, Envelope from Mauritius to Marie Ehrenfert in Beau-Bassin, postmarked 6 August 1945
- RG-72.21.55, Envelope from M. Babinet in Saint Aignan, France to Me. des fogis Babinet in Langnau, Switzerland, postmerked 26 July 1940
- RG-72.21.59, Envelope from Burm Gaston, Lausanne, Switzerland to the Red Cross in Geneva, postmarked 1945
- RG-72.21.60, Envelope from unknown to Alexis Pelisson, Ellikon, Switzerland 24 July 1940
- RG-72.21.61, Envelope from unknown to Wilson Carivoux, Interniertenlager Ellikon, Switzerland, postmarked 1940
- RG-72.21.63, Postcard from illegible to Armand Brunschwick in Geneva, Switzerland, postmarked 4 April 1944
- RG-72.21.64, Envelope from Interniertenlager, Switzerland to Issartel Raymond, Interniertenlager, Switzerland, postmarked 15 August 1940
- RG-72.21.65, Envelope from Sergent Boch to Charles Boch, Interniertenlager Ellikon, Switzerland, postmark illegible
- RG-72.21.70, Envelope from Westphalia, Germany to Cherbourg, France to Marguerite Lecarpentier, 27 November 1943
- RG-72.22.06, Postcard from Paris to Vienna, written from Vayssac to C. Vayssac, Vienna, 9 October 1941
- RG-72.22.07, Postcard from Paris to Zurich, written from Elsa Ibraham to the Isreaelite Welfare Society in Zurich, 7 April 1942
- RG-72.24.09, From prisoner Alexander Gross in an Italian prisoner of war camp Ferramonti-Tarsia, to the International Red Cross, Switzerland
- RG-72.26.01, Envelope, sent to American Joint Distribution Committee in Teheran from Gorkii in USSR, written by Anna Rabinovich, 28 June 1945
- RG-72.26.02, Envelope, sent to American Joint Distribution Committee in Teheran from Chelyabinsk, USSR, 25 September, 1945
- RG-72.26.03, Postcard from Lyla Stark in Przemysl (Poland) to the Relico in Geneve (Switzerland), 2 March 1942
- RG-72.26.09, Postcard from Brzeszcze, Upper Silesia, Poland to Relief Committee in Geneva, sent from Abraham Margel, confirming receipt of food parcel, 24 June 1944
- RG-72.26.10, Postcard from Kielce, Poland to Relief Committee in Geneva, confirming receipt of a food parcel
- RG-72.26.19, Postcard to Committee for Assistance to the Jewish Population Struck by the War in Geneva, Switzerland from Lublin, Poland, 20 October 1941
- RG-72.26.20, Postcard from Zlatar, Croatia to the Comite Relico in Geneva, postmarked 25 April 1942
- RG-72.26.21, Postcard from I. Amgar in Birkenau to the Relief Committee in Geneva, postmarked 14 November 1944
- RG-72.26.26, Postcard from the Red Cross to the Theresienstadt ghetto
- RG-72.28.01, Postcard, written by E. Kocherthaler from Paris to a family member at Gurs transit camp, 2 December 1944
- RG-72.28.02, Postcard written by Fred Kocherthaler from Gurs transit camp to Lilly Kocherthaler in Paris, 6. December 1940
- RG-72.28.03, Postcard written by E. Kocherthaler in Paris to I. Kocherthaler in Gurs transit camp, 25 November 1940
- RG-72.28.04, Postcard written by E. Kocherthaler from Paris to S. Kocherthaler in Gurs transit camp, 2 July 1940
- RG-72.28.05, Postcard written by F. Kocherthaler from Gurs transit camp to L. Kocherthaler in Paris, 7 December 1940
- RG-72.28.06, Postcard written by L. Kocherthaler in Paris to F. Kocherthaler in transit Camp des Milles, 19 March 1941
- RG-75.01.25, L'Assiette au Beurre. A French illustrated satirical weekly of socialist and anarchist ideology, June 1905
- RG-75.01.55, Dehors Les Juifs. De Joden Buiten (The Jews Outside), antisemitic caricature in French and Dutch
- RG-79.03.02, Le Journal, French daily, November 16, 1942, No 18.216
- RG-79.03.03, Le Journal, French daily, February 18, 1943, No 18.295
- RG-79.03.04, Le Journal, French daily, undated
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