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German Major General Erich Elster walks forward with two officers by his side. The translator beside him salutes. Six German officers line up behind them. Elster and the two men walk forward, facing three US officers. Elster and US Major General Rob Macon salute each other. Elster surrenders, in German, with his hand raised. He takes out his gun and presents it to Macon. Macon stands with the gun in ...

Collectie 870: Woestenburg, J.C. > Privé > Correspondentie met bekenden, 1945-1984.

Includes bibliographical references. 47, [1] pages ; 20 cm

Stukken betreffende het verkrijgen van rijksvergoeding voor in beslag genomen gronden en voor herstel van oorlogsschade aan eigendommen

85 pages ; 19 cm.

The Ellen M. Fine papers consist of Moritz Mayer's 1939 passport, Alice Mayer's 1939 passport including Ellen, and two 1941 telegrams asking for Moritz Mayer's help with Ferdinand and Bertha Simon's emigration.

Unidad 4 by Dan Michman and Yechiam Weitz. volumes <1-6> : illustrations ; 28 cm

Ellen Weinberg (later Nebel) was born on March 6, 1925 in Hannover, Germany. Her father, Emmanuel Weinberg, was the owner of J.P. Neumark, a piece goods store in Hannover. Her mother Else was a pianist. The Weinberg family was not observant, but still maintained a strong Jewish identity. In the prewar period, the anti-Semitism of the German government restricted Ellen’s life, but she still managed ...