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701. Geheime Staatspolizei Neustadt records
behavior, homosexuality, membership in the Communist or Socialist parties, and other cases. Also includes
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702. Concentration camp inmate uniform jacket with number patch and red triangle
for homosexuals, and purple for Jehovah’s Witnesses. These were worn on the left side of the chest or
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703. Concentration camp inmate uniform pants
green for criminals, black for asocials or Gypsies, pink for homosexuals, and purple for Jehovah
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704. Oral history interview with Shmuel Milo
and different jobs; suicides and hangings in the camp; homosexuality and sexual abuse in his block
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705. Oral history interview with Mark Stern
homosexual Kapo; being evacuated via train in April 1945 and the bombing of the train by American forces
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706. Oral history interview with Dora Iwler
1941 and persecuted the very religious Jews, homosexuals, and Romanies; how a large Ukrainian
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707. Wedding portrait of Kurt Weinlaub and Lily Rehfisch.
Baruch was imprisoned by the Nazis for being homosexual, and banished to Shanghai, China the following
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708. Publicity picture of actress, Kaete Horsten Baruch wearing a monocle
Baruch was imprisoned by the Nazis for being homosexual, and banished to Shanghai, China the following
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709. Lily Rehfisch relaxes on the grass with a friend.
Baruch was imprisoned by the Nazis for being homosexual, and banished to Shanghai, China the following
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710. Lily Rehfisch relaxes outside surrounded by her aunt and uncle, Siegfried and Kaete Baruch.
Baruch was imprisoned by the Nazis for being homosexual, and banished to Shanghai, China the following
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711. Unused red triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter I found by US forces
prisoners, prisoners of war, and asocials, such as criminals, homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living
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712. Unused red triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter I found by US forces
prisoners, prisoners of war, and asocials, such as criminals, homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living
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713. Unused red triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter I found by US forces
prisoners, prisoners of war, and asocials, such as criminals, homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living
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714. Unused yellow stripe concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living conditions were primitive, food scarce, and disease rampant. The SS
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715. Unused green triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter S found by US forces
homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living conditions were primitive, food scarce, and disease rampant. The SS
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716. Unused green triangle concentration camp prisoner patch with a black letter S found by US forces
homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living conditions were primitive, food scarce, and disease rampant. The SS
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717. Unused white concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
political prisoners, prisoners of war, and asocials, such as criminals, homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants
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718. Unused white concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
political prisoners, prisoners of war, and asocials, such as criminals, homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants
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719. A mother and daughter pose by a fence on a dirt road in Germany.
Baruch was imprisoned by the Nazis for being homosexual, and banished to Shanghai, China the following
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720. US 4th War Loan poster with a soldier throwing a grenade
States entered World War II, Bernard was barred from the military because he was openly homosexual
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721. Oral history interview with Arie Taboh
later; registering himself and a friend as non-Jewish political prisoners; harassment by a homosexual
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722. Unused yellow stripe concentration camp prisoner patch found by US forces
homosexuals, Roma, and vagrants. Living conditions were primitive, food scarce, and disease rampant. The SS
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723. Crematorium tag, number 5896, acquired at Dachau postwar by a US soldier
time, other groups were interned there, including Jehovah's Witnesses, Roma, homosexuals, repeat
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724. Records of the Gendarmerie Kreis Hermansbad (Ciechocinek, Poland) (Sygn. 71)
nationals; homosexuals placed in preventive custody; deportations of Jews and non-Jews; Jewish communities
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725. Fritz Weinschenk papers
government leaders, finger printing technology, and homosexuality. These files also include two letters to