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Fragment von Erinnerungen; Beziehungen zur DNVP, NSDAP und zum Stahlhelm; Verbindungen zwischen der deutschen Rechten und dem italienischen Faschismus; Berichte von Renzetti nach Rom und Italien; Korrespondenz u.a. mit Wilhelm Frick, Heinrich von Gleichen, Hermann Göring, Rudolf Heß, Alfred Hugenberg, Hans von Seeckt, Franz Seldte, Siegfried Wagner, Ernst Röhm, Alfred Rosenberg, Martin Bormann, Waldemar ...

Vertaling van: Sonderstab Musik : music confiscations by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg under the Nazi occupation of Western Europe. 410 pagina's. : illustraties. ; 23 cm.

Collectie 077: Generalkommissariat für das Sicherheitswesen (Höhere SS- und Polizeiführer Nord-West) > Befehlshaber der Sicherheitspolizei und des Sicherheitsdienstes / ständiger Vertreter > Evacuatie en deportatie > Staten, opgemaakt door de Einsatzstab Rosenberg, met opgave van ontruimde woningen, 1942-1943.

175.-176. Aufl. xxi, 712 pages : portrait ; 19 cm

15. Aufl. 62 p. ; 21 cm.

50. Tsnd. 48 pages ; 23 cm

Consists of eleven published photographic slides produced by the NSDAP, Dienststelle Rosenberg Amt Lehrmittel, depicting Nazi propaganda of American Jewish life. Includes nine slides of politicians (Jewish and non-Jewish) with Jewish constituents (including Franklin Roosevelt, Fiorello LaGuardia, Frank Knox, Felix Frankfurter, and Herbert Lehman), images of New York City, of unemployed Americans, and ...

The five Frieder brothers from Cincinnati, Ohio (Philip, Henry, Alex, Morris, and Herbert) made their fortune in cigars, which they manufactured in the Philippines. The brothers took turns managing the cigar production. Every two years, one of the brothers (excluding Henry) and his family would relocate to their home at 44 Brixton Hill, Santa Mesa, Manila. The Frieder brothers were passionate poker ...

773 pages ; 23 cm

Correspondence. Two unrelated German letters. One is from office of Oberfinanzpraesident Berlin, addressed to residence of Samuel Gutstein in Berlin, regarding a charge against Gutstein from the corresponding office in Koenigsberg, which is being lifted since Gutstein has been in America since 1938 and is unlikely to return to Berlin. The other letter is from Rudolf von Malzahn, a German diplomat in ...