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35226. SS-Obersturmbannfuehrer Albert Konrad Gemmeker (center) entertertains guests visiting Westerbork for the Christmas holidays.
this project until he and his family were deported to Theresienstadt on September 4, 1944. Breslauer
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35227. Jews who have been rounded-up for deportation in the Lodz ghetto are held at an assembly point on Krawiecka Street until trains are available to transport them out of the ghetto.
November 4, 1941. The other 18,500 Jews were sent from provincial towns in the Warthegau region. The
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35228. Jewish prisoners in Plaszow unload bread into the Madritch factory.
September 4, he fled to Lvov with his sister and brother-in-law and remained there throughout the Soviet
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35229. On the way to the deportation train in the Lodz ghetto.
November 4, 1941. The other 18,500 Jews were sent from provincial towns in the Warthegau region. The
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35230. A war crimes investigation photo of Jadwiga Dzido, a member of the Polish underground, who was deported to Ravensbrueck in March 1941.
execute all experimentation victims on February 4, 1945 in order to hide the evidence of their crimes
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35231. A young Jewish women writes her last letter before boarding the deportation train to Chelmno.
November 4, 1941. The other 18,500 Jews were sent from provincial towns in the Warthegau region. The
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35232. Portrait of Daniel Trocmé.
Finally, in March 1944 Trocmé was sent to Majdanek, where he died on April 4. Daniel Trocmé's role in the
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35233. Portrait of French rescuer Daniel Trocmé.
Finally, in March 1944 Trocmé was sent to Majdanek, where he died on April 4. Daniel Trocmé's role in the
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35234. SS Major General Juergen Stroop (center), accompanied by SS and police officers, looks on as SS soldiers uncover the entrance to an underground bunker during the suppression of the Warsaw ghetto uprising.
who were deported to Poniatowa and Trawniki were shot during the Erntefest action of November 3-4
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35235. A group of young Jewish DPs on their way to Palestine via Austria and Italy, pose in the doorway of a train car.
(July 4, 1946) in which 42 Jews were killed in the wake of a ritual murder charge. Over 90
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35236. Defendants Wilhelm Keitel and Fritz Sauckel read over a document at the International Military Tribunal trial of war criminals at Nuremberg.
assumed command of the armed forces on February 4, 1938, and made Keitel the Chief of Staff of the High
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35237. Defendant Wilhelm Keitel, the former Chief of the German Armed Forces, in his prison cell at the International Military Tribunal trial of war criminals at Nuremberg.
assumed command of the armed forces on February 4, 1938, and made Keitel the Chief of Staff of the High
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35238. The cover of a DP identity card, issued by the Jewish administration of the Poppendorf displaced persons camp, certifying that Cilia Rudashevsky was an illegal immigrant aboard the Exodus 1947, who was brought back to Germany against her will, and who "is in exile on [her] way back to Eretz-Israel".
1947 Rosa and Cilia were included among the 4,500 passengers of the illegal immigrant ship, the Exodus
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35239. The cover of a DP identity card, issued by the Jewish administration of the Poppendorf displaced persons camp, certifying that Rosa Rudashevsky was an illegal immigrant aboard the Exodus 1947, who was brought back to Germany against her will, and who "is in exile on [her] way back to Eretz-Israel".
1947 Rosa and Cilia were included among the 4,500 passengers of the illegal immigrant ship, the Exodus
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35240. DP identity card, issued by the Jewish administration of the Poppendorf displaced persons camp, certifying that Rosa Rudashevsky was an illegal immigrant aboard the Exodus 1947, who was brought back to Germany against her will, and who "is in exile on [her] way back to Eretz-Israel".
1947 Rosa and Cilia were included among the 4,500 passengers of the illegal immigrant ship, the Exodus
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35241. A war crimes investigation photo of Jadwiga Dzido, a member of the Polish underground, who was deported to Ravensbrueck in March 1941.
execute all experimentation victims on February 4, 1945 in order to hide the evidence of their crimes
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35242. Jewish police escort a group of Jews who have been rounded-up for deportation in the Lodz ghetto.
November 4, 1941. The other 18,500 Jews were sent from provincial towns in the Warthegau region. The
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35243. Portrait of Dawid Skornik, a Talmud prodigy, who was killed in Auschwitz in 1943 together with his wife, Lea and their seven children.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35244. Portrait of a Jewish youth in the Bedzin ghetto. Pictured is Abram Szyjewicz.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35245. A Jewish boy and his parents stand in front of their store in the Dabrowa Gornicza ghetto.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35246. Studio portrait of Genia Dunski, a young Jewish woman in the Sosnowiec ghetto.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35247. Studio portrait of Tzvi Dunski, a Jewish youth in the Sosnowiec ghetto.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35248. Group portrait of the Dunski family. Pictured from left to right are: Genia, Fajga, Sala and Tzvi.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35249. Fredzia Gruengras (the donor's sister) and a friend, walk down a street in the Bedzin ghetto.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly
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35250. Five young women in the Bedzin ghetto pose in a line.
September 4, 1939. Five days later they set fire to the Great Synagogue in Bedzin. The flames quickly