In de zomer van 1941 doodden Poolse boeren honderden Joodse buren. Na decennia van zwijgen is er inmiddels volop aandacht voor deze misdaad. Alleen de dorpsgenoten en de katholieke kerk hebben nog steeds moeite de pogrom te erkennen.

Omslag vermeldt: Letten en Russen, Joden in Polen, Duits Kaliningrad, Oorlog om Oekraïne. 343 pagina's : kaarten ; 21 cm

Introduction: George L. Mosse, Nationalism, and the Crises of LiberalDemocracies / Skye Doney, Laura Ciglioni, and Donatello Aramini ; George Mosse, Nationalism, Jewishness, Zionism and Israel / Steven Aschheim ; Cultural History, Ritual and Performance: George L. Mosse in Context / Peter Burke ; The Continuing Relevance of George L. Mosse to the Study of Nationalism / John Hutchinson ; George L. Mosse ...

The collection consists of a drawing, a photograph, and a letter relating to the experiences of Dady Gorenstein and his parents, Moritz and Laura Gorenstein, during the Holocaust when Dady died in the Mogilev-Podolski ghetto, and after the Holocaust in Transnistria.

Laura Kessel donated the oral testimony of Ed Silverberg to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in August 2018. The testimony was recorded during a school assembly in 2003.

The collection consists of a rosary, St. Anthony statuette, bible, and a doll's suitcase relating to the experiences of Laura and Selma (Zofia) Schwarzwald in Lvov and other areas of Poland where they lived in hiding under assumed indentites as Catholics during and after the Holocaust.

Met lit. opg. 318 p. : illustrations, foto's, krt. ; 21 cm

The collection consists of cancelled envelopes relating to the experiences of Laura Goldberger in Vienna, Austria, and Vilma Gingold in the United States, and scrip relating to the experiences of Julius Gingold in Sonneberg-West labor camp in Germany during the Holocaust.

The collection consists of objects, letters, documents, and publications relating to the experiences of Laura and Selma (Zofia) Schwarzwald in Lvov and other areas of Poland where they lived in hiding under assumed indentites as Catholics during and after the Holocaust. Some of these materials may be combined into a single collection in the future.

Eugene (Eugen) Mané (1901-1968) was born in Geinsheim, Germany on February 28, 1901 to Isador (Isadore, 1870-1941) and Emilie (née Lehmann, 1875-1941) Mané and had three sisters: Melli (b. 1899), Selma (later Strassburg, 1904-1991), and Bella (1909-2009). Eugene worked as a clerk, but was dismissed from his job in 1934 because of anti-Jewish laws. Selma and her family immigrated to the United States ...

Douwie Roeper - Blom (85) vertelt over haar jeugd in Oudeschild, het havendorp van Texel. Ze kan zich de goede omgang met de daar gelegerde soldaten herinneren, of het nu Duitsers, Italianen of Georgiers waren. De Opstand was een totale verrassing in Oudeschild. Het was een chaos op straat. Een vriendinnetje van haar kwam om tijdens de bombardementen. Haar eigen familie verhuisde naar de andere kant ...

Jaap Schoorl (92) beleeft een moeilijke opstand. Zijn vader en broer zijn betrokken bij de NSB en hij vertoont compensatiegedrag. In een – onder andere vanwege de leeftijd – moeizaam interview beschrijft Schoorl zijn band met zijn broer en vader. De band was goed, maar bij aanvang van de opstand moest Jaap Schoorl alle zeilen bijzetten om hen veilig te houden uit de handen van onder andere Huug Snoek ...

A Oneworld book. XII, 260 p. ; 23 cm.

In the aftermath of World War II, virtually all European countries struggled with the dilemma of citizens who had collaborated with Nazi occupiers. Jewish communities in particular faced the difficult task of confronting collaborators among their own ranks--those who had served on Jewish councils, worked as ghetto police, or acted as informants. European Jews established their own tribunals--honor ...

Accompanying a major five-part BBC TV series (first broadcast in autumn 1995), 'The Death of Yugoslavia' describes the break-up of the former Yugoslavia and provides a definitive history of events in the last ten years, and their ongoing effects. Rev. ed. 400 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, maps ; 20 cm

Consists of nine pre-war and wartime copyprints of photographs of the family of Yosek and Salka Silberman. Includes photographs of Yosek and Salka; their children Chana, Benek, and Daniel; Salka's parents, Laura and Ludwig Seelenfreund; as well as photographs of Sala and Gimbel Silberman and Ota (Othkar) and Emanuel Seelenfreund. The original photographs were taken between 1928-1942.

Very few women are wartime rapists. Very few women issue commands to commit sexual violence. Very few women play a role in making war plans that feature the intentional sexual violation of other women. This book is about those very few women. Women as Wartime Rapists reveals the stories of female perpetrators of sexual violence and their place in wartime conflict, legal policy, and the punishment of ...

"Reference notes": p. 399-416. XI, 440 p., [16] p. pl. : portr. ; 24 cm.

Onderzoek naar de rol van de moeder van de auteur (Nel Locher-Oberman, schuilnaam Gerda van der Hoop) in het verzet tijdens de Duitse bezetting en bij welke daden van verzet haar moeder betrokken was. De auteur heeft geprobeerd haar herinneringen te plaatsen in het dagelijks leven in die tijd. 141 pagina's : illustraties ; 21 cm.

xvi, 404 p. : krt. ; 25 cm.

Auteursnaam op omslag: Laurie Faro. - Promotores: prof. dr. P.G.J. Post, prof. dr. M.H.F. Uden. XII, 312 pagina's : illustraties ; 26 cm.

The collection consist of an apron, documents, photographs, and other materials related to the experiences of Ann Fried Buchsbaum, her parents, Judka (Bernard) and Laura Dickmann Fried Faktor, and her stepfather, Alois (Lou) Faktor and his family in prewar Vienna, Austria, and their efforts to emigrate to the U.S. Also included are photographs of Ann’s husband, Walter Buchsbaum, a refugee from Vienna, ...

Consists of post-war photographs dating from 1946-1956 of the Kimmel family, originally of Lvov, Poland. Included also are five copies of photograph strips and one postcard written on October 7, 1947 to Dr. Alfred Kimmel, who at that time was living in the Schlachtensee DP camp in Berlin, Germany. The photographs include portraits of individuals and of groups, and images of daily life in the displaced ...