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601. Veränderungsmeldung

Jehovah's Witness

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602. Veränderungsmeldung.

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

603. Veränderungsmeldung.

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

604. Veränderungsmeldung.

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

605. Veränderungsmeldung.

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

606. Veränderungsmeldung.

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

607. Veränderungsmeldung.

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

608. Zugang am 1. November 1944

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

609. Zugang am 19.1.1945 aus Berlin mit Papieren

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

610. Zugänge 9.11.40

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

611. Zugänge: am 21.12.39

Jehovah's Witness

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612. [Arrest data from Vienna Gestapo reports]

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

613. Mauthausen / Gusen Death Book

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

614. Sachsenhausen "Arrivals and Departures" October 12, 1940-June 3, 1941

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

615. Sachsenhausen "Strength Reports"

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

616. [Persons from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia whose property was confiscated by the Nazis]

Jehovah's Witness

Holocaust Survivors And Victims

617. Leon Merrick: Evacuation and Arrival at Buchenwald

Communists and Jehovah Witnesses, and who knows what. Anybody who the Germans thought is no good, they put

618. Ida Gebel, Wilhelm Wensing, Else Wensing, and Klara Ditschi papers

Wensing, and Klara Ditschi, all Jehovah's Witnesses, before, during, and after the Holocaust.

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619. Documents Relating to the Peoples' Court Trial of Wilhelm Schumann et al

describes charges brought against men and women who were arrested as Jehovah's Witnesses, including Gerhard

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620. Two men on a motorcycle

Jan van den Berg was persecuted in the Netherlands by the Nazis because he was a Jehovah's Witness.

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621. Mary Schnell collection

's experiences in occupied Poland (Gdynia), who converted to become Jehovah's Witness in 1943, and was

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622. Elfriede Löhr Sings Psalm 126

Elfriede Löhr, a Jehovah's Witness interned at Ravensbruck, sings Psalm 126.

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623. Ernst Reiter memoir

Ernst Reiter memoir, five pages, describing his persecution as a Jehovah's Witness and his time in

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624. Anna Gustavsson papers

connections with the Jehovah's Witnesses.

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625. Flossenbürg

Jehovah's Witnesses. Over the next eighteen months, hundreds of prisoners, mostly French, arrived in

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