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The District Governor's Office was established as a political administration office in 1850. In 1855, a mixed district office (judicial and political administration) was established. In 1868, it was abolished and all official activities were transferred to the District Governor's Office in Hradec Králové. In 1910, a political branch of the District Governor's Office in Nová Paka was established in ...

In Germany, forced labor as a component of a new strategy of persecution was discussed in fall 1938, and applied in the entire Reich after the "Kristallnacht" pogrom. 190,000 Jews lived in Austria at the time, 90% of them in Vienna. The persecution of Austrian Jews was executed with particular violence. Terror, confiscation of Jewish property, arbitrary Aryanization, and mass dismissals characterized ...

Includes index. xiii, 240 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm

Reel 4: Iran. Steam shovel, road construction, bulldozers, blizzard, watering station, camel caravan.

Elie Wiesel National Institute for the Study of Holocaust in Romania http://www.inshr-ew.ro/ro/

The fonds contains documents of the Tábor District Office from (1808) 1850-1945 (1958), official books, files, accounting material, and others. The documents concern municipal affairs, population movements (1869-1910 census), emigration, residence right, education, health, police, construction, poverty, charity, agriculture, trades, finance, and the military. The fonds also contains correspondence ...

The Czecho-Moravian Agricultural Company was a subsidiary of the German Settlement Company in Berlin and held the same significance in the Protectorate as the branches of that company in the Sudetenland. Together with the records of the Land Office for Bohemia and Moravia, its files document the forced seizure of agricultural properties and the resettlement of entire areas inhabited by Czechs, which ...

The collection contains the personal effects of victims (e.g. glasses, toiletries, religious symbols, porcelain), waste materials from the daily operations of the institution (pots and pans, bottles, cups), and construction materials from the demolition of the Nazi euthanasia centre (clay bricks, fragments of white and red tiles, remains of electrical appliances).

Testimony, 3 pages, about death march from Grunberg concentration camp from Auschwitz to Ravensbrück, Helmbrechts, and eventually Volary, in present day Czech Republic, and post-war construction of a cemetery for victims of the march. Narrated by Halina Temler, a survivor, and transcribed by Vladimir Jerabek. Also contains two photos of Vera Gerad, sister of Rita Mondschein.

WETA's program on the development and construction of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum broadcast on public television in 1993.