"Since the Second World War people have become aware of the trauma associated with genocide and other crimes against humanity. Today, assisting mass atrocity survivors, especially as they age, poses a serious challenge for service providers around the world. Includes bibliographical references and index. xii, 344 pages ; 24 cm

These files derive from three sections of the Administration's Department of Social and Political Matters: Social and Political, Religious, and Productivity of the Jewish People in the Wrocław Province. They include reports on the Jewish population, Jewish institutions, and Jewish congregations, including conflicts within the Jewish community. Most of the files are from the Provincial Commissioner ...

Documentation from the Oberfinanzdirektion Duesseldorf

Testimony, photocopy of handwritten, 74 pages, Russian, plus English typescript summary, 3 pages. Concerning author's experiences in Khmelnitsky province of Ukraine during German occupation.

Schriften des Deutschen instituts für aussenpolitische forschung und des Hamburger instituts für auswärtige politik, hrsg. in gemeinschaft mit dem Deutschen auslandswissenschaftlichen institut. Hft. 59. 58 [1] pages 21 cm.

63 pages 23 cm

Contains acts and files produced by the cabinet of the prefetto concerning public security in the province of Venice.

It contains more than 4.000 Pages of testimonies in commemoration of the Greek Jews who lived in the Greek provinces of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace occupied by the Bulgarians (1941-1944). Its special forms were designed by Yad Vashem to restore the personal identity and brief life stories of the six million Jews who were murdered by the Nazis and their accomplices.

Born in 1919, Prince Made Djelantik witnessed pivotal moments of history: the twilight of a feudal age, the Second World War in Nazi-occupied Holland, Indonesia's long battle for independence from four hundred years of Dutch colonial rule, and finally, the great changes provoked on his island by unbridled development. Driven by an early passion for medicine, the prince set sail for Europe on the eve ...

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Benedikt Felsen was born on 25 January 1905 in Lemberg, Poland (today Lviv, Ukraine). Regina Degen had been born in the same city on 12 July 1903. Both moved to Vienna, Austria, before the war. There, on 14 August 1932, Regina married Ernst Ingber (b. 19/06/1901 in Unterwikow, now Vicovu de Jos, Romania). On 20 August 1938, Regina Degen and her husband Ernst Ingber fled from Austria to Belgium. It ...