Titles on screen: KRIGET I ?STER / Tyska Trupper besätta Lemberg. Triumphal music (no commentary) as the Germans enter Lvov. They are greeted by smiling and waving Polish citizens. Women pose with German soldiers. Title on screen: GPU:s sate i Lemberg The music becomes much darker and we hear the familiar soundtrack of the women crying that is used in the German newsreels about the Lemberg massacre. ...

Documentation of the Lwow municipality, 1941-1944
 
 Included in the collection:
 
 - Correspondence by the mayor of Lwow with the State Attorney's office and the German Security Police;
 - Instructions published by the mayor of Lwow regarding the Jews and Jewish property;
 - Correspondence regarding the establishment of the Lwow Ghetto;
 - Instructions published ...

Tank leaves tire tracks in field. Brief shot of a caravan of vehicles on road, poles torn down, and tank overturned. LS, farm and fields. 00:04:34 Dark shots of troops marching along city road, silhouette of a gate and a village. A soldier knocks down the star from the gate. CU fallen star. 00:04:53 Troops march towards camera. Troops march into Lemberg. Good shots of civilians watching and cheering. ...

location of manuscript: www.nederlandsmuziekinstituut.nl archive registration number 009/023a 009/023c

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Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Während des "Westfeldzuges" im zweiten Weltkrieg 1940 Einrichtung von Wehrmachtsverkehrsdirektionen in Brüssel und Paris, denen die Eisenbahnbetriebsdirektionen in Brüssel, Lille und Nancy bzw. in Paris-Nord, Paris-Süd, Chalons s.M. und Rennes unterstanden. Ab Juni 1942 Aufsicht des Reichsverkehrsministers (R 5) über die Eisenbahnen Belgiens und Frankreichs und gleichzeitige ...

Consists of eight questionnaires completed by medical professionals in the Lemberg (Lvov, Lviv) ghetto and one certificate of gratitude issued by the NSDAP Office of Public Welfare for the donation of a park/playground to the German youth towards the recovery of the German people.

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The Feger family of Vienna, Austria included brothers Jacques Leo Feger, Bernhard Feger and Norbert Feger born to Wilhelm Feger and Laura Feger (née Jolles). In 1938, the Feger family wrote to George Feger in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a possible family relation, requesting his assistance in obtaining affidavits of support for their immigration to the United States. Jacques Leo Feger was born on April ...

Contains information about the German occupation of Lemberg (a.k.a. Lʹviv, Lwow, or Lʹvov), Poland, the establishment of the Lʹviv ghetto, and Jews involved in public work programs and industry.

Consists of a small book entitled "Mitglieder=Grundbuch" consisting of the handwritten names and membership numbers of members of the Bund Deutscher Mädel (League of German Girls) from an unknown town. Also includes a Russian postcard sent to Lemberg in 1943 depicting a drawing of frontier men discovering a Russian town, and a photograph of a group of young men in uniform standing with Nazi flags in ...

Nelly Wilson née Jussem was born in 1930 in Vienna into a Jewish family. Her father, Leon Jussem (1880-1935) was born in Lemberg and her mother, Regina née Rawer (1896-1944) was born in Drohobitch, Poland. Sophie Hertz, née Jussem, her sister (b. 1920), came to Great Britain before the outbreak of World War II. Both Nelly and her mother were sent to Terezin. Regina was killed at Auschwitz but Nelly ...

His hometown Lemberg, in the Ukraine known as Lviv, and in Poland as Lwów, has a history of occupation by shifting powers. This is why the Germans had trouble figuring out Ignace Lilien's real identity; he survived the war with forged documents. He worked as a chemical engineer, but that didn’t stop him from composing a large oeuvre. His life was as varied as his music, with influences ranging from ...

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His hometown Lemberg, in the Ukraine known as Lviv, and in Poland as Lwów, has a history of occupation by shifting powers. This is why the Germans had trouble figuring out Ignace Lilien's real identity; he survived the war with forged documents. He worked as a chemical engineer, but that didn’t stop him from composing a large oeuvre. His life was as varied as his music, with influences ranging from ...