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Daar het Handvest de grondwet van de U.N.O. is, is bestudeering van zijn bepalingen noodzakelijk om de wereld van heden te kunnen begrijpen. Het procédé waardoor dit Handvest ontstond, via Dumbarton Oaks, de overeenkomsten van Yalta, via de commissies en de plenaire zittingen die leidden tot het definitieve document, worden nauwgezet ontleed door de schrijvers van dit Commentaar. Beginselen en doeleinden ...

Sur le chemin de la dictature. 32 p. ; 29 cm.

Max Landenberger and his wife Frieda owned a house at Burgschmietstrasse 12, Nürnberg, which was mortgaged for RM 40,000. In November 1938 Max was arrested and sent to Dachau. Frieda was forced to go to the 'Brown House', the Nazi Headquarters, where she was made to sign a contract for the sale of their house to <em>Gauleiter</em> Hölz for the sum of RM 4,000. This they achieved by making her do physical ...

"List of documents and other evidence": pages 58-61 61 pages 25 cm

Dr. Eugen Gerstenmaier was one of the founding fathers of the Federal Republic of Germany. A leading Christian Democrat during its first twenty years, he was president of the Bundestag from 1954-1969. A Protestant theologian, he came into conflict with Nazism in the 1930s and was among those arrested in the wake of an aborted attempt on the life of Hitler in 1944.

Program (mimeographed) for Hanukkah celebration at "The Haven: Buffalo Jewish Club" in 1947, along with text of speech given there and lyrics of songs.

In German. volumes <1-5> : illustrations ; 25 cm

Testimony, 10 pages, typescript, about experiences of donor at Stutthof camp in 1945. Also contains news clipping about the same, from newspaper "Jewish Standard," 28 April 1995.

XVIII, 963 p. ; 24 cm

The collection includes photocopied letters, envelopes, testimonies, certified statements, photographs, passports, certificates of honor, forms, and applications of Jewish residents of the Former Soviet Union (FSU) and the Gentiles who saved them. These documents were collected mostly from 1989 to 1997 by four main organizations: The Jewish Foundation of Christian Rescuers; the Association of Jewish ...