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Trial by the Berlin Higher Regional Court (Kammergericht) against Dr. Werner Best, Bernhard Baatz, Dr. Joachim Deumling, Harro Thomsen and Rudolf Wintzer and other members of the RSHA, its "Polish department" (Polenreferat) and the Einsatzgruppen in the occupied Poland; General information about the Nazi policy in Poland, the RSHA and its structure in Poland, information about the accused and their crimes, 1968
 Criminal case by the Berlin Higher Regional Court (Kammergericht) against Dr. Werner Best, Bernhard Baatz, Dr. Joachim Deumling, Harro Thomsen and Rudolf Wintzer and other people active in the RSHA in the occupied Poland, the "Polish department" (Polenreferat) of the RSHA, the Einsatzgruppen in Poland, accused of war crimes against Polish and Jewish population in the occupied Poland; General information about the Nazi policy in the occupied Poland, the RSHA and its structure in Poland, information about the accused and their crimes, 1968 Trial by the Berlin Higher Regional Court (Kammergericht) against Dr....
File Number : 217
Language : German
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Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Baatz Bernhard
Best, Werner
Deportation of Poles
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Work notebook issued for Zygmunt Wilkonski, born in Gabin, Poland, 1897, issued by the German Labor Office in Rypin, 07 February 1941; list of residents of Rypin, dated 14 March 1941
 Work notebook issued for Zygmunt Wilkonski, born in Gabin, Poland, 1897, issued by the German Labor Office in Rypin, 07 February 1941; list of residents of Rypin, dated 14 March 1941 According to the entries in the notebook, Wilkonski holds Polish citizenship, knows Russian and was employed as a clerk and later as a bookkeeper in Rypin, 16 January 1940-18 January 1945; from the start of the war and until his employment in Rypin as a person with a free profession, Wilkonski was in labor camps in Gostynia and Rypin. Also in the file: List of residents of Rypin containing various remarks under the heading...
File Number : 684
Type of Material : Official Documentation, List of Residents, Personal Documents, Work Permit, Notepad, List of Names
Language : German
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Deportations
Forced Labor
Labor
Polish Jews
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Reports regarding the looting and destruction of the main synagogue in Gnesen, the confiscation of Polish houses in Posen for the benefit of ethnic Germans (Volksdeutsche) from the Baltic States, the establishment of a new administrative structure in Posen, and a review of the economic, fiscal, cultural, sanitary and housing situation in Posen, October-November 1939
 Reports regarding the looting and destruction of the main synagogue in Gnesen, the confiscation of Polish houses in Posen for the benefit of ethnic Germans (Volksdeutsche) from the Baltic States, the establishment of a new administrative structure in Posen, and a review of the economic, fiscal, cultural, sanitary and housing situation in Posen, October-November 1939 Included in the file are reports regarding the: - Attack on the synagogue of Gnesen, 08 October 1939; confiscation of the silver and other items of value, by the SD; the valuables are brought to Posen (no further details); looting of the...
File Number : 96
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : German
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Attitude of the Polish Population
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Confiscation of Jewish Property
Confiscation of Judaica
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Documentation by the German Security Authorities in the annexed or occupied Polish territories, in particular regarding the deportations of Poles and Jews from Reichsgau Wartheland in the context of the Generalplan Ost, 1939-1944
 Documentation by the German Security Authorities in the annexed or occupied Polish territories, in particular regarding the deportations of Poles and Jews from Reichsgau Wartheland in the context of the Generalplan Ost, 1939-1944 Included in the file: Correspondence by the command of the POW camp of the Waffen-SS in Lublin, including: 09/02/1943 Request regarding an SS man accused of desertion (page 3), 09/02/1943 List of SS men who are farmers or agricultural workers (pp. 4-6), 09/02/1943 Various letters regarding SS staff matters (pp. 7-11), 09/02/1943 Report of an offense...
File Number : 66
Type of Material : Correspondence, Official Documentation, Reports, Orders, Statistical Reports, Administrative Documentation
Language : German
Administration
Agriculture
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Camps - Administration
Central Resettlement Office
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Diaries written by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia in 1922, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel and regarding political events in Europe, 1936-1941
 Diaries written by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia in 1922, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel and regarding political events in Europe, 1936-1941 - Two notebooks including diaries by Esther (Eisenberg) Dobrin (her former name - Lucy Eisenbergova), born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia in 1922, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel, and regarding political events in Europe, written during 1936-1941; included in the notebooks are notes written in Slovak, German, English, French and Hebrew during 1942-1944; in...
File Number : 10001
Type of Material : Diary
Language : Slovak, Hebrew, French, English, German
Aliya
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Annexation of the Sudetenland Region to Germany
Anschluss
Antisemitism
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Diaries kept by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel, including events that took place in Europe, 1936-1941
 Diaries kept by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel, including events that took place in Europe, 1936-1941 - Diaries written by Esther (Eisenberg) Dobrin (formerly: Lucy Eisenbergova), born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, during the years 1936-1941, among them entries regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel and political events in Europe, including memoirs from 1942-1944. The diaries are written in Slovak, German, English, French and Hebrew; in the second diary there are entries beside greetings from friends...
File Number : 9770
Type of Material : Diary, Memoirs
Language : Slovak, Hebrew, French, English, German
Aliya
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Annexation of the Sudetenland Region to Germany
Anschluss
Antisemitism
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