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2005
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Documentation of the Reich Women's Leadership (Reichsfrauenfuehrung), Germany, 1933-1942
 Documentation of the Reich Women's Leadership (Reichsfrauenfuehrung), Germany, 1933-1942 The Reich Women's Leadership, established in February 1934, included the German Women's Organization (Deutsches Frauenwerk), the umbrella organization of women's organizations in Germany, established in 1933, and the National Socialist Women's Union (Nationalsozialistische Frauenschaft), established in 1931. It was headed by Gertrud Scholz-Klink, who received the title of "Leader of Reich Women" (Reichsfrauenfuehrerin), November 1934. The two organizations and their female leaders did not have any real political...
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : German
Anti-German Propaganda
Antisemitism Before the War in Germany
Antisemitism During the War - Germany
Nazi Organizations
Nazi Propaganda
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Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Lectures and letters regarding the history of Jews in various countries, articles and letters regarding the history of the Jews of Denmark
Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Lectures and letters regarding the history of Jews in various countries, articles and letters regarding the history of the Jews of Denmark There are four volumes in the file: Volume I Drafts of lectures and lectures on various subjects such as Kant, modern humanism and idealism, antisemitism, ways that Jews react and more. Volume II Articles regarding Georg Brandes. Volume III Articles, printouts and letters regarding the history of the Jews of Denmark (including the Holocaust period). Volume IV Letters and articles regarding assimilation of the Jews in the...
File Number : 6
Type of Material : Newspaper, Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Booklet(s)
Language : Hebrew, English, German, Danish
Antisemitism
Assimilation
Jewish Communities
Jews of Denmark
Racism
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Brochure prepared by Dr. Fritz Arlt, head of the "Bevoelkerungswesen und Fuersorge" (population and welfare department) in the Generalgouvernement, Poland, regarding the structure and conditions of the population in the Generalgouvernement, 1940
 Brochure prepared by Dr. Fritz Arlt, head of the "Bevoelkerungswesen und Fuersorge" (population and welfare department) in the Generalgouvernement, Poland, regarding the structure and conditions of the population in the Generalgouvernement, 1940 The brochure is a compilation of lectures given by Dr. Fritz Arlt, based on Nazi ideology and concerning the following topics: - The disparity between people and nations, and the necessity of knowledge concerning this fact; - Poland between 1918 -1938, a historical review from the National Socialist point of view: Poland as a multi-ethnic state consisting of...
File Number : 22
Type of Material : Official Documentation, Maps, Photo(s), Chart(s), Drawing(s), Brochure
Language : German
Antisemitic Speeches, Threats and Declarations
Antisemitism in Poland
Arlt Fritz
Bevoelkerungswesen Und Fuersorge
General Government
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"Polish Christians of Jewish Origin", a book by Mateusz Mieses regarding "racial research", published in Warsaw, 1939; translated from Polish into German
 "Polish Christians of Jewish Origin", a book by Mateusz Mieses regarding "racial research", published in Warsaw, 1939; translated from Polish into German
File Number : 71
Type of Material : Book
Language : German
Antisemitism
Antisemitism Before the War
Antisemitism in Poland
Keywords for Visual Sources
Racism
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Announcement regarding the founding of the All-Polish Anti-Racist League in Warsaw, 30 March 1946
 Announcement regarding the founding of the All-Polish Anti-Racist League in Warsaw, 30 March 1946 The organizing committee of the All-Polish Anti-Racist League included intellectuals and political and public activists from all the hues of the ideological and political rainbow of Poland. The main reason for the founding of the League was the need to uproot the racist legacy left behind by the German occupier while rehabilitating the economy and social life in Poland; the existence of the League is essential to the spiritual rehabilitation of the Polish people in the spirit of the Polish cultural legacy.
File Number : 106
Type of Material : Announcement
Language : Polish
Antisemitism After the War
Attitude Toward Jews
Culture
Education
Poles
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Essays and articles from the Polish press regarding the All-Polish Anti-Racist League and the pogrom against the Jews in Kielce, 1946-1981
 Essays and articles from the Polish press regarding the All-Polish Anti-Racist League and the pogrom against the Jews in Kielce, 1946-1981 - Announcement of the establishment of the All-Polish Anti-Racist League in Warsaw, 30 March 1946; - "Niebezpieczenstwa Odrodzenia sie faszyzmu" (The Danger of Reborn Fascism), an article regarding the establishment of the All-Polish Anti-Racist League in Warsaw, published in the "Robotnik" newspaper, 12 April 1946; - "Slowa zachety tow. Premiera w walce z barbarzynstwem jednostek", an article regarding the meeting between Edward Osobka-Morawski, the Prime Minister...
File Number : 105
Type of Material : Article, Booklet(s), Article, Placards, Announcement, Newspaper
Language : Polish
Antisemitism
Antisemitism After the War - Poland
Kielce Pogrom
Racism
הליגה הערבית
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Documentation by German authorities regarding the planned deportation to the East of Jews from the German Reich and the Protectorate, the deportation and deployment of Poles as forced laborers, and a proposed criminal law for Poles, 1940-1942
 Documentation by German authorities regarding the planned deportation to the East of Jews from the German Reich and the Protectorate, the deportation and deployment of Poles as forced laborers, and a proposed criminal law for Poles, 1940-1942 Included in the file: 24/10/1941 Protocol of the results of a conference at the RSHA Department IV B 4 in Berlin, 23/10/1941, under the chairmanship of Adolf Eichmann, concerning the Fuehrer's order (Fuehrerbefehl) regarding the deportation of 50,000 Jews from Germany, Austria (Ostmark), and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, with the destination of Minsk...
File Number : 76
Type of Material : Administrative Documentation, Official Documentation, Lists, Protocol, List of Names, Correspondence
Language : German
Anti Jewish Legislation - Germany
Decrees
Deportation of German Jews
Deportation of Poles
Deportation of the Jews of Austria
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To be translated
 Records of the Institut fuer Deutsche Ostarbeit, Krakow, 1940-1944. Contains information about German annexation of Polish land through the years; German colonization in Poland and Eastern Europe; "race science;" population statistics for Krakow, Poland, through the years; birth statistics for several Polish towns and villages; activities of Einsatzgruppen; statistics for Catholic churches in Krakow area; and the history of the Polish nobility from ca. 1300 to ca. 1600.
Type of Material : Official Documentation, Statistical Data
Language : Polish, German
Catholic Church
Churches
Einsatzgruppen
German Settlement
Institut Fuer Deutsche Ostarbeit
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Documentation from the Jagiellonian University Archives, Poland, 1939–1945: The Institut für Deutsche Ostarbeit (IDO—the Institute for German Labor in the East, "Ostinstitut")
 Documentation from the Archives of the Jagiellonian University, Poland, 1939–1945: The Institut für Deutsche Ostarbeit (IDO—the Institute for German Labor in the East, "Ostinstitut") The Institut für Deutsche Ostarbeit (IDO—the Institute for German Labor in the East, "Ostinstitut")—was established by Nazi Germany in Kraków in 1940 and operated until 1945. A research facility of anthropological and ethnographic nature, it was headquartered at the Collegium Maius. Its mission was to gather material about the ostensible German nature of the lands of Poland. Until 1945, it was headed by Dr. Wilhelm Koblitz....
Type of Material : Administrative Documentation, Statistical Reports, Photograph, Official Documentation, Map, Questionnaire
Language : Polish, German
Anthropological Research
Jewish Organizations
Jewish Students
Jewish Teachers
Racism
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Letter from Jakob Engelsman to his parents, January 1944, and additional documentation of the Engelsman and Huisman families
 Letter from Jakob Engelsman to his parents, January 1944, and additional documentation of the Engelsman and Huisman families The Engelsman family: - letter and poem by Jakob Engelsman, sent to his parents from his hideout in Noord Brabant district on January 2, 1944; - notebook and loose pages with drawings and writings by Jakob Engelsman, February–September 1944; - ration cards issued in the name of Josef N. Engelsman in Utrecht, 1939; - laissez passer from Utrecht to Amsterdam, issued for J. Engelsman and family members in Utrecht on May 14, 1940; - certification of Jewish origin, issued to Mietje...
File Number : 5110
Type of Material : Journal, Brochure, Food Card, Certification, תעודת שחרור ממחנה, Letter, Propaganda, Poems/songs, הודעה, Personal Documents, Genealogy
Language : Hebrew, French, English, Dutch, German
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Anti-Nazi Propaganda
Anti-Nazi Underground
Camps
Concentration Camps
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