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1. Sondertransport v. Grodno
Special transport from Grodno ... Grodno
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2. Sondertransport v. Grodno
Special transport from Grodno ... Grodno
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3. Grodno Survivors Association collection
The collection was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1991 by the Grodno ... destroyed synagogue in Grodno, Poland, now Hrodna, Belarus.
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4. Grodno Oblast Archive records
Grodno Commissar (Amtskommissar) for Civil Administration of Belostok Region ... Grodno Commissar (Amtskommissar) for Civil Administration of Belostok Region ... in and near Grodno (Hrodna) during World War II. Records include proceedings of criminal
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5. Exterior of the Grodno synagogue.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland
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6. Nina Kaleska describes the formation of the ghettos in Grodno
entered Grodno in 1941. Her parents and then her sister perished after deportation to the
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7. GRODNO WALCZACE : WSPOMNIENIA HARCERZA / Jan Sieminski ; opracowala Teresa Zaniewska.
GRODNO. ... Yad Vashem Library Catalog interprets title of 1990 edition as: Walczace Grodno: Wspomnienia ... Walczace Grodno : Wspomnienia harcerza.
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8. Aron (Dereczynski) Derman describes deportations from the Grodno ghetto in November 1942
ghetto, Aron worked in Grodno until he was arrested. While being deported from Grodno, Aron jumped off ... the cattle car. He eventually managed to escape from Grodno and join the underground outside Vilna
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9. Aron (Dereczynski) Derman describes escape from a train during deportation from Grodno in 1943
ghetto. After helping his family escape when the Germans destroyed the ghetto, Aron worked in Grodno ... until he was arrested. While being deported from Grodno, Aron jumped off the cattle car. He eventually
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10. Records relating to the Chaleff family of Grodno, Poland
photographs of the Chaleff family of Grodno, Poland, biographical information on family members, and scenes of ... the Grodno ghetto. ... Philip Chaleff donated the Records relating to the Chaleff family of Grodno, Poland to the United
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11. An interview regarding experiences in Grodno and Bialystok
Brest-Litovsk, Grodno, Białystok.
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12. Jews move their belongings into the Grodno ghetto.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland ... BADGES; BADGES (STAR OF DAVID); BUNDLES; EXPULSION/RESETTLEMENT; GHETTO/OCCUPATION; GRODNO; JEWS
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13. Jews move their belongings into the Grodno ghetto.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland ... GRODNO; JEWS (POLISH); MOVING IN; SOLDIERS/MILITARY (GERMAN); STREET SCENES
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14. Class of the Hebrew Gymnasium in either Vilna or Grodno.
Class of the Hebrew Gymnasium in either Vilna or Grodno. The teacher, Chaim Arye Chasan, is ... Miriam was born in Grodno on October 29, 1891 and immigrated to Philadelphia as a young girl circa 1910
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15. Jewish surgeon during an operation in Grodno, Poland.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland ... Jewish surgeon during an operation in Grodno, Poland. Pictured are Dr. Chaim Blumstein and his ... Estera met in Warsaw, married in 1917 and settled in Grodno, a city on the river Niemen close to the
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16. Torah breastplate recovered postwar from the site of the destroyed synagogue in Grodno
Grodno Survivors Association collection ... destroyed synagogue in Grodno, Poland, now Hrodna, Belarus.
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17. Torah pointer recovered postwar from the site of the destroyed synagogue in Grodno
Grodno Survivors Association collection ... destroyed synagogue in Grodno, Poland, now Hrodna, Belarus.
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18. LIST OF JEWISH SURVIVORS IN GRODNO REGISTERED WITH THE JEWISH ANTI-FASCIST COMMITTEE IN MOSCOW
Grodno
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19. TWO HUNDRED JEWS SURVIVED IN GRODNO: JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY SECURES THEIR NAMES.
Grodno
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20. Alphabetical list of Jewish survivors in Grodno, Byelorussia. Compiled 2/6/45. Entries include former residence.
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21. Alphabetical list of Jewish survivors in Grodno, Poland [Hrodna, Belarus]. Entries include place of birth.
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22. DOCUMENTS CONCERNING THE DESTRUCTION OF THE JEWS OF GRODNO, 1941-1944 / edited by Serge Klarsfeld.
5, p. 1-97, in the section headed "Jewish Community in Pre-War Grodno"), an alphabetical listing of ... c. 3,000 Jews who paid taxes to the Grodno city council in 1937. Entries include address ... [Additional Geographic Keywords: Grodno (Poland)]
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23. Under police supervision, Jews move their belongings into the Grodno ghetto.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland ... /OCCUPATION; GRODNO; JEWS (POLISH); MOVING IN; POLICE; POLICE (GERMAN); SOLDIERS/MILITARY (GERMAN); STREET
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24. Members of the Kaganov family pose on a sidewalk in Grodno.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland ... Members of the Kaganov family pose on a sidewalk in Grodno. From right to left Judith (Yonah
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25. Jewish married couple standing with their niece outside of their home in Grodno, Poland.
Grodno, [Belarus] Poland ... Jewish married couple standing with their niece outside of their home in Grodno, Poland. Pictured ... Estera met in Warsaw, married in 1917 and settled in Grodno, a city on the river Niemen close to the
