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Collectie 182_ENG: Inventory 2. > Departments and committees of the Jewish Council 2.01.2.4. > Department of Social Affairs

Collectie 182_ENG: Inventory 4. > National Bureaus 4.4.1. > Department Goor

Collectie 248-A2515: Dossier - Glückmann, A. en K. Glückmann-Stein

From April 1933 to early 1943, Lösener served as the official "Jewish expert" in the German Ministry of Interior. In that role, he personally drafted much of the Nazi anti-Jewish legislation. Pp. 3-31 contain an introduction by Schleunes, "The Enigma of Bernhard Lösener - Nazi Bureaucrat", reflecting on to what degree Lösener's postwar claims that he mitigated the severity of the Nazi racist legislation ...

31 p. : krt., tab. ; 34 cm

Propaganda poster A-25 designed by Ben Shahn for the US War Production Drive to promote popular support for World War II. The colorful lithograph has an image of men with their hands raised in the air. The poster protests the oppression of worker's by the Vichy government in unoccupied France, and warns, one worker to another, of even more terrible things to come. The workers stand before a broadside ...

Reel 6 starts with Maria and Nettelbeck looking down at Friedrich's body. Outside, the battle continues to rage. As large numbers of French soldiers march toward Kolberg, Gneisenau discusses the overwhelming odds with Nettelbeck. He suggests that they surrender. Nettelbeck tells Gneisenau how much Kolberg means to the people who live there. He falls on his knees and begs Gneisenau not to surrender. ...

Collectie 182_ENG: Inventory 4. > National Bureaus 4.4.2. > Department Delden

This collection contains minutes, activity reports, registration books of members.

96 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

Reel 3 opens to find Mayor Nettelbeck sitting at a large table with his advisers. He reads an ultimatum he has received from the French. While some of the councillors recommend capitulation, Nettelbeck again argues that they must stand and fight, and he delivers a patriotic refusal to surrender to the French envoy. Napoleon is furious when he hears of the tiny city's insolence and promises that Kolberg ...

Collectie 182_ENG: Inventory 4. > National Bureaus 4.4.1. > Department Goor

Collectie 182_ENG: Inventory 4. > National Bureaus 4.4.2. > Department Delden

Documentation from the Betreuungsstelle für politisch, rassisch und religiös Verfolgte (Support Office for politically, religiously and racially persecuted people) in Friedberg in Hessen, Germany 
 
 The office was established in July 1945 by former political prisoners, most of them members of the Communist Party. The office was intended to serve as a self-help organization dealing in all ...

"Prelude to War" reviews events leading to the war and contrasts American democracy with fascism. This is the first film of Frank Capra’s "Why We Fight" propaganda film series, commissioned by the Office of War Information (OWI) and George C. Marshall. "Prelude to War" was made to convince American troops of the necessity of combating the Axis Powers during World War II. The film was based on the idea ...

Reel 5 begins with Gneisenau giving an inspiring speech to the Kolbergers in the square of the town. The speech ends with the words, "the best way to defend a fortress is to attack!" Schill is shown leading his soldiers into battle on white horses. Maria, presumably still on her return journey, is in a boat off the coast watching the battle from afar. The boat captain wants to go back but Maria insists ...

Reel 4 opens with Schill demanding that Lucadou release Mayor Nettelbeck, whom the commandant has imprisoned after Nettelbeck requisitioned cannons without Lucadou's permission. Schill announces that French scouts are almost upon Kolberg. The next scene shows Maria and Claus frantically hurrying cows away from burning buildings. Werner has set their house on fire rather than allow the French to stay ...

Collectie 181g_ENG: Inventory

Hierbij ook verklaringen van gemeenten en ingevulde formulieren van de Ein- und Ausreisestelle Amsterdam van Liselotte Solinger-Freund

Technical Unit 343: Red Cross: refugees, victims 1941; applications for support 1941; Technical Unit 356: Roma, support institution, application for support, marriage certificates, acknowledgments of paternity, family matters, photo IDs Karol Zagorc, Zupet Alojzija, Bučka 1942; Technical Unit 360: list of poor families of internees and prisoners of war, applications for support 1943; list of refugees ...

811 K (04:40:13): July-August 1940 The Ministry of Family and Youth. LS, Minister Jean Ybarnegaray with his chief collaborators. From left to right: ex-Davis Cup player and Wimbledon champion Jean-Robert Borotra, Commissioner for Physical Education and Sports; Gen. d'Harcourt, General Secretary of the Ministry; Minister Jean Ybarnegaray; Serge Huard; Cortot. CU, Borotra and Ybarnegaray. CU, looking ...