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50°32' N,13°39' E

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    • Holocaust

    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - interviews
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - documents, photos, & artifacts
  • USHMM: "The Most Telling Evidence: Four Letters from the Holocaust"
  • USHMM: Plate 6, Herbert Sandberg, Der Weg: 2 people passing silhouetted workers leaving a factory
  • USHMM: Wedding portrait of Pinkus Bergman and Rutka Most.
  • USHMM: Lithograph by Salvador Dali representing the Holocaust.
  • USHMM: Catalog of the works of Jewish composers returned to a family after being confiscated during the war
  • USHMM: The caption in German says, "Transport of 2,100 prisoners." They are most likely Soviet POWs.
  • USHMM: The preacher, Rabbi Most, sits outside his dwelling in the Kovno ghetto, where he awaits deportation.
  • USHMM: Group portrait of Jewish women holding their babies. Most had survived concentration camp.
  • USHMM: Nie vergessen, wie es war : Kindheit und Jugend in der Nazizeit 1924-1945 in Köln, im Münsterland, in Marburg und Bregenz / Hedwig Orthaus-Brux
  • USHMM: Close-up portrait of a man standing outside [most probably Izrael Beer in the Schlachtensee displaced persons camp].
  • USHMM: Group portrait of Zionist youth in Castella di Trevano Most are members of Dror Habonim or Shomer Hatzair.
  • USHMM: A birthday card featuring the picture of Hessy Levinsons, winner of the most beautiful Aryan baby contest.
  • USHMM: A group of children stands outside a barracks at an internment camp in France, most likely Rivesaltes.
  • USHMM: Survivors from an unidentified concentration camp, most of whom are still in uniform, pose for a group photograph.
  • USHMM: The execution of twenty prisoners from Buchenwald, most of them Jews, in the forest near the camp.
  • USHMM: The corpses of SS guards in Dachau lying next to the moat. Most have been stripped of their boots by survivors.
  • USHMM: Three liberated Polish Jewish women decorate the new Bad Nauheim Synagogue. They lived as Polish Aryan slave workers in Germany during most of the war.
  • USHMM: A woman poses by a display of clothing produced in an ORT-UNRRA school most probably in the Landsberg DP camp.
  • USHMM: View of the Leica display window in the Ehrenfeld's gift shop, Haus der Geschenke, the largest distributor of most electronics in Germany.
  • USHMM: Group portrait of Zionist youth who were deported from Palestine and interned by the British in Asmara. Most of them were members of either the Irgun or Lehi
  • USHMM: Members of a Palmach unit, most of whom had spent the war together in a children's home in Switzerland, rest on the grounds of an outpost.
  • USHMM: Postwar photograph of survivors from the Kovno and Vilna ghettoes together with the Soviet Jewish author, Ilya Ehrenberg. Most of those pictured were partisans.
  • USHMM: Twenty concentration camp prisoners, most of them Jewish, hang on gallows in a forest near Buchenwald after the murder of a German policeman.
  • USHMM: View of the execution wall next to Block 11 in the Auschwitz I camp after liberation. The original wall was dismanteled in February 1944. This photo is thought to most likely have been taken in late 1946 or early 1947.
  • USHMM: Benyamin Kabacznik riding one of his family's horses. One of the village's best riders, Kabacznik led most of the local parades. This photo was inscribed to Naftali Berkowitch on the eve of his departure for Palestine.
  • USHMM: American soldiers prepare prisoner' corpses for burial. Because most of the corpses could only be identified by the number tatooed on their chests, the grave markers were given these numbers.
  • USHMM: Students of the Jewish school on the Jan van Eyckstraat in Amsterdam. Most of the children are wearing the Jewish badge. Pictured second from the right in the second row is Yoka Verdoner, who survived the war in hiding.
  • USHMM: Letter to Sir Randolph Churchill from a group of Jewish refugees (for the most part Austrian) in Topusko, seeking his help in getting them permission to be transferred to the Bari camp in Italy.
  • USHMM: Letter to Sir Randolph Churchill from a group of Jewish refugees (for the most part Austrian) in Topusko, seeking his help in getting them permission to be transferred to the Bari camp in Italy.
  • USHMM: Baby picture of Hessy Levinsons, the Jewish winner of the most beautiful Aryan baby contest, published on the cover of the German publication, "Sonne ins Haus: Illustrierte Familienzeitschrift mit Versicherung."
  • USHMM: A pair of red wooden clogs similar to those worn by most residents of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France, as the war wore on and shoes became harder to come by.
  • USHMM: Funeral of Warsaw ghetto resister Gina (Regina) Klepfisz, in the Brodno Catholic cemetery. Most of the people in attendance are Jews in hiding or Poles who are helping them.
  • USHMM: Baia Mare glass slide collection
  • USHMM: Eichengruen family photographs
  • USHMM: Pete Pease photograph collection
  • USHMM: Hemda Gold photograph collection
  • USHMM: Jacob Reinbach collection
  • USHMM: A memoir relating to experiences in Auschwitz, and the US after 1947
  • USHMM: American Zionist Fundraising photographs
  • USHMM: Oral history interview with Emmi Lehner
  • USHMM: Terkeltaub and Erlich families collection
  • USHMM: Hana Kovanic photographs
  • USHMM: Gilda Moss Haber photographs
  • USHMM: Max Notowitz photographs
  • USHMM: Dotnuva, Lithuania photograph collection
  • USHMM: Dr. Maxwell O. Johnson papers
  • USHMM: Warburg children's home photographs
  • USHMM: Photographs of Jewish Youth and Zionist Groups in Da̜browa
  • USHMM: Kathi Speier papers
  • USHMM: HaYeshiva HaKedoshah Ponevezh
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