282 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 26 cm

277 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm

Translation of Som vanvid. [5], 179 pages 21 cm

The collection consists of nine photographs depicting atrocities committed in Gardelegen, Germany, including the laying out and burial of victims. The photographs were taken by Lloyd Stephens, member of the United States Armed Forces during World War II.

Access is permitted according to general rules of the Archives.

Collection includes postcards (1940-1941) from Tsilya Zhidovetskaya to Dina Zhidovetskaya regarding the situation for Jews in Russia, family photographs, a memorial book for the victims of the Babi Yar massacre, a newspaper commemorating the 50th anniversary of Babi Yar, and identification cards identifying Anatoli Oliker as a veteran of World War II.

On the basis of research in social psychology, proposes explanations for the ease with which normal men could become mass murderers. They came from a society which had, step by step, assimilated Nazi morality and accepted the necessity of eliminating the Jewish "danger". This they did, not necessarily out of ideological conviction but because it was the reality in which they lived and which gave them ...

Includes bibliographical references (pages 413-417). 417 pages ; 21 cm.

The Louis Papageorge photographs consist of ten photographs, 16 enlarged photographs, and eight negatives taken by Papageorge depicting victims of the "Abtnaundorf massacre" at the Leipzig-Thekla subcamp of Buchenwald in April 1945; two street scenes in Hof, Germany, including a group of captured German troops being escorted past the office where Papageorge was stationed in May 1945; and two buildings ...

An introduction to the history of the Holocaust, analyzing its causes. Deals with the discrimination against Jews in Germany between 1933-39, Jewish emigration between 1933-41, Aryanization, the deprivation of rights, the Wannsee Conference, and the implementation of the Final Solution: the massacres perpetrated by Einsatzgruppen, the ghettoization, the deportations, and the industrialized mass murder ...

Cover title. 20 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 32 cm

Photocopies of "Soviet War News" from 1944. Contains information about the German invasion of the USSR; the "sacking" of Kiev; mass killings; the Babi Yar massacre; killings in Rovno (a.k.a.Rowne) and Odessa; Soviet prisoners of war; the Majdanek concentration camp; the German invasion of Estonia; and the deportation and killing of citizens of Lʹviv (Lvov).

Consists of nine photographs taken by Sergeant Al Elias of the United States Army after the discovery of the Gardelegen atrocity. Includes photographs (some with captions on the verso) of victims, of American military personnel, and of the burial of bodies.

Oral history interviews that concern the massacre in Kam'yanets'-Podil's'kyi, Ukraine during the Holocaust.

Contains a copyprint of a photograph of a wedding gathering in Vilna, Lithuania, in 1936; a brief testimony by Sender Wajsman dated 1991 describing the massacre if Jews in Ponary in September 1941 at the hands of non-Jewish Lithuanians under the direction of the Gestapo; and a photocopy of a photograph depicting the memorial to the dead in Ponary.

Printed Passover letter from the Chief Rabbi of Great Britain and postcard mourning the victims of the massacres in Poland<br />English&nbsp;

The Munn Nigro photograph collection consists of nine photographs of corpses from the massacre at Gardelegen, Germany taken by Munn Nigro, April 1945. Many of the photographs depict German citizens from surrounding villages burying the dead in mass graves supervised by American soldiers. Captions in English stamped on the verso.

Contributions from Vladyslav Hrynevych, Mikhailo Kalnytskyi, Igor Shchupak, Karel C. Berkhoff, Vitaliy Nakhmanovych, Assia Kovrigina Kreidlich, Gelinada Grinchenko, Iryna Zakharchuk, Iryna Klimova, Natalia Semenenko, Shimon Redlich, and Miroslav Marynovych. 327 pages, lxiv pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm

Propaganda compilation of graphic newsreel and documentary materials showing concentration camps as Allied cameramen entered between 1945 and 1946. Opening credits: "An AF Film Release" (Actualites Francais Films); "Sterling Films" ; "Camps of the Dead / They need no explanation, no titles. Just look and be glad you live in America." "Langestein [sic]" Langenstein: Corpses in open area, pits, doctors ...

Lit.opg.: p. 225-255.-Met index. XI, 261 p. ; 23 cm

Traces the history of the Holocaust in Riga: the pogroms and massacres at the start of the Nazi occupation in July 1941; the decision to stop these, in order to exploit the Jews, segregated in a ghetto, as forced laborers in war industries; the massacre in November-December 1941, at Himmler's orders, of most of the Jews of the ghetto except for a few thousand skilled workers, in order to make room ...

Legislative documents, police decrees, publications, propaganda, statistics, lists, declarations, maps, and legal documents related to Fascist ideology, Italian Jews, foreign affairs, resistance, deportations, massacres, survivors, relief, the Roman Catholic Church, Zionism, and other matters.

Published material, containing articles written by Maximilian Koessler and published in law reviews/journals in Europe and the U.S., 1929-1964. Some deal with Holocaust and WWII related legal issues (e.g., trial of Ilse Koch, of perpetrators of Malmedy massacre, of Vichy regime), most do not.

1st paperback printing: 1999. xii, 242 p. : illustrations ; 24 cm