Displaying: 4,676 4,700 of 4,879 matches for “munich”
-
4676. Buchenwald Standort-Kantine concentration camp scrip, 1 Reichsmark, issued to inmate
where he was a salesman. A friend took Moses to Munich, Germany, and introduced him to a fellow survivor
-
4677. Moses Silberberg collection
where he was a salesman. A friend took Moses to Munich, Germany, and introduced him to a fellow survivor
-
4678. Silver napkin ring with an engraved wreath design and name brought by a German Jewish prewar emigre
to a Jewish boarding school in Wolfratshuasen, a small town outside of Munich. She learned English
-
4679. Studio portrait of Nechama Bawnik taken in the Lublin ghetto.
to Munich, and in 1949 she immigrated to Israel, where she met her future husband, Leon Tec.
-
4680. Artist Marc Chagall poses on the stairs of his residence in Gordes, France.
paintings were later held up for public ridicule in the Degenerate Art exhibition in Munich in 1937. In the
-
4681. IMT defendant Rudolf Hess speaks to a lawyer or prosecutor in Nuremberg.
science at the University of Munich. During the course of his studies, Hess came under the influence of
-
4682. Artist Marc Chagall poses outside his studio in Gordes, France.
paintings were later held up for public ridicule in the Degenerate Art exhibition in Munich in 1937. In the
-
4683. Moustache brush owned by a German Jewish refugee
which he was discharged on December 7, 1918. In 1922, Albert was working on his Ph.D. in Munich when he
-
4684. Łódź ghetto scrip, 20 mark coin, acquired by a young Polish Jewish woman held as a slave laborer
in Munich. Cesia emigrated to the US with the help of United Children’s Care. She arrived on August 3
-
4685. Goering, Galland, Luftwaffe senior officers; Goering's train (Sonderzug) at HQ, Eastern Front; Goering's photographer Eitel Lange
’s activities in Munich immediately after the war was donated in 2007 including shots of U.S. military personnel
-
4686. Nazi Germany trims: Autobahn, HJ, Woolworth's, zeppelin, "Der Stuermer", exhibitions
(Nuremberg? Munich?), bicycles in city streets, cafe tables. Children with backpacks walking home from school
-
4687. Nazi Plan: 4-hour American film about the Nazi Party shown at Nuremberg Trials
Munich
-
4688. Deutsches Jungvolk; KdF parade; Rothkirch in Vienna; Czech border; Refugees; Invasion of Poland
Veiel beobachtet" (Rudolf Veiel, Freikorps against Munich Soviet Republic, commander of the 2nd Panzer
-
4689. Army film showing Japanese troops, Nazi conquests, the bombing of Warsaw, and neutrality
rest of Czechoslovakia and broke the treaty made at Munich. CU of Hitler smiling. Text reads, "April 7
-
4690. Army film showing US involvement in war from 1917 to 1938
man distributes a newspaper declaring that "Powers Sign Munich Pact." Officials representing Britain
-
4691. Operation Annie - January 25, 1945
Geilenkirchen [Germany] struck. Saar updates, followed by updates for Mannheim and Alsace. Bombers in Munich and
-
4692. Bar of soap from Stutthof labor-concentration camp given to a Polish Holocaust survivor
Germany. She spent three years recovering from malnutrition and kidney cancer in a hospital in Munich
-
4693. Bar of soap from Stutthof labor-concentration camp given to a Polish Holocaust survivor
Germany. She spent three years recovering from malnutrition and kidney cancer in a hospital in Munich
-
4694. Black leather infant's ankle boots worn by a German Jewish child
Italy, but his family would not go with them. They went by train to Munich. They were questioned by a
-
4695. Drawing by Hannah Messinger of 2 women and 3 skeletal children
non-Jewish friends stopped socializing with her. The Munich Pact of September 1938 approved Hitler
-
4696. Drawing by Hannah Messinger of an old woman comforted by woman and child
non-Jewish friends stopped socializing with her. The Munich Pact of September 1938 approved Hitler
-
4697. Drawing by Hannah Messinger of a woman gesturing in supplication
non-Jewish friends stopped socializing with her. The Munich Pact of September 1938 approved Hitler
-
4698. Drawing by Hannah Messinger of a cloaked woman and child slumped on a wall
non-Jewish friends stopped socializing with her. The Munich Pact of September 1938 approved Hitler
-
4699. Drawing by Hannah Messinger of a woman with two emaciated children
non-Jewish friends stopped socializing with her. The Munich Pact of September 1938 approved Hitler
-
4700. Drawing by Hannah Messinger of a woman holding 2 children on her lap
non-Jewish friends stopped socializing with her. The Munich Pact of September 1938 approved Hitler