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68|5|Jews waiting in line in front of emigration offices|2 72|5|Hitler votes in the 1933 election|2 73|5|Hitler Youth with swastika flags|2 75|5|Propaganda poster: work, freedom and bread|2 76|5|German sport day, Stuttgart 1933|2 85|5|Potsdam day, 21 March 1933|2 87|5|Hitler salutes his army after invasion of Poland,Sept 1939|2 88|5|Poster:The Youth|2 90|5|Hitler, Wagner and Himmler in 1939 "German Art" exhibit|2 91|5|Hitler visits BMW factory|2 92|5|Hitler visits Mercedes factory|2 94|5|Opening the Munich-Landesgrenze highway|2 99|5|SA man|2 103|5|Nazi girls parade on Party day|2 104|5|SA in the streets of Vienna, March 1938|2 114|5|St. Louis|2 115|5|St. Louis docks in Belgium|2 121|5|Crystal Night - house burning|2 124|5|Jews waiting in line to get papers for emigration, Vienna|2 125|5|Jews waiting for emigration papers - Vienna|2 126|5|Jews waiting for emigration - Vienna|2 127|5|Line of Jews waiting for visas - Vienna|2 128|5|Line of Jews waiting for visas - Vienna|2 129|5|Line of Jews waiting for visas - Vienna|2 130|5|Line of Jews waiting for visas - Vienna|2 132|5|Refugees arrive at Southhampton|2 133|5|Jewish family arrives at San Francisco|2 135|5|Antisemitic writing on a store window - Berlin|2 140|5|Boycott day - Berlin|2 141|5|Boycott day - SA men|2 143|5|Boycott day|2 145|5|Nazis search for Communists and Jews in the Jewish Quarter|2 146|5|Jewish lawyer humiliated in the street|2 148|5|Boycott day|2 149|5|Antisemitic postcard|2 151|5|One of the Berlin Gruenfeld stores|2 154|5|People reading the boycott proclamation|2 156|5|Smashed store after Crystal Night|2 158|5| Front page of the Stuermer|2 159|5|Nuremberg laws - table defining half Jews|2 160|5|Nuremberg laws - table defining Aryans|2 161|5|Public Humiliation of Couple accused of Race Defilement|2 163|5|Destroyed Jewish store after the Crystal Night|2 164|5|Destroyed stores after the Crystal Night|2 166|5|Boycott day - Hitler Youth Parade|2 167|5|Boycott day|2 168|5|Boycott Day|2 169|5|People reading Stuermer in the Stuermer display cases|2 170|5|anti-Jewish inscription on a shop|2 171|5|Poster giving names of Germans who bought from Jews|2 172|5|Park bench restricted - for Aryans only|2 174|5|Magdeburg - shopping street after Crystal Night|2 177|5|Magdeburg - shopping street after Crystal Night|2 180|5|Magdeburg - shopping street after Crystal Night|2 184|5|View of street after Crystal Night|2 186|5|Boycott day|2 187|5|Nuremberg Laws - table showing definition of Jews|2 191|5|Meeting of the Evian Conference|2 192|5|The Horowitz Synagogue in Frankfurt on fire|2 193|5|Destroyed synagogue after Crystal Night|2 194|5|Jews being led to Buchenwald after Crystal Night|2 196|5|Jews being humiliated in public during Crystal Night|2 198|5|Destroyed synagogue after Crystal Night|2 200|5|Synagogue on fire - Crystal Night|2 203|5|Shop window being painted during Crystal Night|2 204|5|Shop window with inscription ' Danger, Jew'|2 205|5|Shop window marked 'Jew'|2 206|5|Communists arrested, 1933|2 207|5|Jews and Communists being humiliated in Chemnitz,|2 209|5|Woman being humiliated in the street|2 210|5|Jews deported to Zbaszyin|2 211|5|Jews trying to get visas|2 212|5|Refugee children on ship to United States|2 213|5|Boycott day|2 320|5|Sign at the CV Offices Entrance , Emser St. Berlin|2 321|5|Press room of the C.V paper, Berlin|2 323|5|Ad for the C.V paper, Berlin|2 329|5|Kurt Blumenfeld speaks at a Zionist conference, Feb. 1936|2 333|5| Press Room of Juedische Rundschau (Right: Robert Weltsch)|2 334|5| The Zionist Federation entrance , Meineke St. Berlin|2 337|5| Books for sale at the Zionist Offices, Berlin 1937|2 338|5|Race between Jewish Sport Clubs, Grunewald, Berlin 1936|2 339|5| Athletes at a Jewish Youth Sport Competition, Berlin 1936|2 340|5|Parade at Sport Competition for Jewish Youth, Berlin 1936|2 344|5|Athletes at a Jewish Youth Sport Competition, Berlin 1936|2 346|5| Jewish Women's fencing, Herzel Tournament, Berlin 1936|2 347|5|Maccabi Tennis Tournament, Berlin July 1936|2 353|5|Shot-Put at a Jewish Youth Sport Competition, 1937|2 354|5|Match between Maccabi Petach Tikvah and Maccabi Berlin|2 355|5|Team photo of Maccabi Petach Tikvah and Maccabi Berlin match|2 358|5|Parade at Maccabi indoor games, Frankfurt 1936|2 360|5|Jews praying on route to Palestine, 1935|2 361|5|Jews emigrating to Palestine at railway station, Berlin 1936|2 365|5|Jews emigrating to Palestine at railway station, Berlin 1936|2 367|5|Jews emigrating to Palestine at railway station, Berlin 1936|2 370|5|The new synagogue in Hohenschoenhausen, Berlin July 1935|2 377|5|Jewish children celebrating Purim in Berlin|2 381|5|Vocational training--agricultural school near Hanover|2 382|5|Vocational training--agricultural school near Hanover|2 388|5|Children from the Young Maccabi Camp, Ahrendorf 1937/8|2 390|5|Jewish agricultural training farm, East Prussia, 1934|2 394|5| Vocational training for agriculture, Gut Winkel,1934|2 397|5|Vocational training center, Berlin-Siemensstadt|2 402|5|Youth Aliya training farm, Ruednitz bei Bernau|2 404|5|Vocational training farm, Schniebinchen bei Sommerfeld, 1938|2 410|5|Zionist exhibition in Berlin, 1936|2 411|5|Opening Ceremony of the Jewish Winter Aid Campaign, 1936|2 413|5|Photo for Advertising the Jewish Winter Aid Campaign|2 414|5|Advertisement for the Jewish Winter Aid|2 418|5|Jewish Winter Aid -- food distribution|2 420|5|Child care at one of Berlin's Jewish welfare centers, 1933|2 427|5|Winter Aid campaign - 'your contribution shields the needy|2 429|5|Mothers' training at Welfare Center, Berlin 1935|2 430|5|Nurse instructs mothers on childcare, Berlin 1935|2 433|5|'Shabbat' dinner at the home of a Jewish family|2 436|5|Preparations for Feast of Tabernacles, Children's Home|2 439|5|Jewish children celebrating Channukah in Berlin|2 441|5|'Theodor Herzl' Jewish School, Berlin, 1935|2 442|5|'Theodor Herzl' Jewish School, Berlin, 1935|2 446|5|Sewing class at Adas Israel (Orthodox) School, Berlin 1935|2 447|5|Physics Class at Adas Israel (Orthodox) School, Berlin 1935|2 449|5|Music Class at Adas Israel (Orthodox) School, Berlin 1935|2 451|5|Girl studying at Youth Aliyah School, 1936|2 452|5|Exhibition at the Youth Aliyah School, Berlin, 1936|2 454|5|Jewish School in Potsdam, 1936|2 456|5|Music Class at the Jewish School in Potsdam, 1936|2 457|5|Jewish Kindergarten teachers' training program, Berlin 1935|2 460|5|Martin Buber giving a Bible class for adult education|2 461|5|Martin Buber at adult education seminar, Lehnitz, July 1934|2 462|5|Martin Buber at adult education seminar, Lehnitz, July 1934|2 465|5|Martin Buber with adult education seminar, 1934|2 467|5|Book collection point at the Zionist Center, Berlin 1937|2 470|5|Conference of regional branches of Kulturbund, Berlin 1937|2 474|5|Kulturbund Performance of the Book of Esther, Berlin 1934|2 475|5|Kulturbund Performance of Zweig's 'Jeremiah' Berlin 1934|2 477|5|Kulturbund Performance of 'As You Like It', Berlin 1934|2 480|5|Jewish Cultural League Concert|2 483|5|Yiddish Play at the Kulturbund Theatre, 1937|2 485|5|Kulturbund Performance of 'A Soldier's Tale' , Berlin 1937|2 489|5|Liesel Simon's Puppet Theatre for Children, 1937|2 491|5|Jewish children playing Hebrew scrabble, Berlin 1934|2 492|5|Jewish kindergarten in Berlin, 1935|2 505|5|Front page of the paper of the Berlin Jewish Community|2 508|5|Front page of the paper of Stuttgart&Ulm Jewish communities|2 514|5|Certificate for a Bat Mizvah celebration|2 517|5|Prescription of Jewish doctor marked 'may treat Jews only'|2 524|5|Jewish newspaper vendor selling Jewish papers, Berlin 1934|2 526|5|Meeting of the Kulturband. Berlin, 1936|2 534|5|Purim celebration, Jewish Boarding School in Herlingen|2 541|5|Sports class at Jewish boarding school in Herlingen|2 556|5|Students playing checkers, Jewish Boarding School, Herlingen|2 580|5|Student studying Hebrew at the Talmud Torah School, Berlin|2 581|5|Martin Buber lecturing in Berlin 1934|2 583|5|Studying Hebrew outdoors|2 588|5|Zionists in Berlin, second from the right - Kurt Blumenfeld|2 593|5|A page from the Passover Hagada of the Herlingen School|2 608|5|Boycott day - April 1, 1933|2 610|5|Destroyed shop after Crystal Night|2 611|5|Aryanized shop|2 614|5|Public humiliation of woman accused of race defilement|2 615|5|Hitler and Schacht in Nuremberg|2 617|5|Hershel Grynszpan|2 619|5|Government meeting|2 620|5|A line waiting in front of the Palestine Office|2 621|5|Destroyed shop, November 10, 1938|2 629|5|Marburg Synagogue on fire -- Crystal Night|2 631|5|The Synagogue of Siegen, Cologne area, on fire|2 633|5|Stuermer propaganda display cases|2 635|5|Baden - Jews are driven into the Synagogue - Crystal Night|2 637|5|Baden Jews led through town on way to Dachau-Crystal Night|2 638|5|Baden Jews led through town on way to Dachau - Crystal Night|2 644|5|Evian Conference|2 647|5|The Worms Synagogue on fire - Crystal Night|2 649|5| The Chemnitz Synagogue on fire - Crystal Night|2 650|5|The Leipzig Synagogue on fire - Crystal Night|2 651|5|Boycott against Jewish doctors and lawyers|2 652|5|Vienna - inscription on Jewish shop - "on vacation in Dachau|2 653|5|Street after Crystal Night|2 655|5|Prisoners arrive at Dachau|2 657|5|The entrance to Oranienburg Concentration Camp|2 658|5|Jews being arrested in Erlangen after Crystal Night|2 661|5|Emigration information center in Berlin|2 667|5|Anti Jewish banner|2 675|5|SA man in front of Jewish shop --Boycott Day|2 676|5|Public humiliation of Jews in Vienna after annexation|2 677|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 678|5|anti- Jewish sign|2 679|5|anti- Jewish sign|2 680|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 681|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 682|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 683|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 684|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 685|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 687|5|Konstantin von Neurath|2 688|5|Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk|2 690|5|Rudolf Hess|2 691|5|Hans Hinkel, Ministry of Propaganda, in charge of Kulturbund|2 693|5|Wilhelm Stuckart, Ministry of Interior|2 694|5|SA men on Boycott Day-April 1, 1933|2 695|5|Crowds in the Palestine Office|2 697|5|Joseph Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda|2 698|5|Album of Dutchman who took pictures of anti-Jewish signs|2 699|5|Goering|2 700|5|anti -Jewish sign|2 701|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 702|5|anti-Jewish sign|2 708|5|Stuermer display cases|2 713|5|Boycott Day - SA men putting up signs|2 714|5|Preparing paperwork for emigration|2 716|5|Joseph Goebbels|2 753|5|German farmer day|2 756|5|Nazi propaganda|2 757|5|Nazi Sport Day, 1935|2 762|5|Hitler salutes General Litzman's soldiers|2 769|5|Crowds in Berlin, 1933|2 774|5|Poster: The foundation of the NSDAP|2 776|5|The foundation of the NSDAP|2 778|5|Hitler negotiates with Chamberlain, Munich 1938|2 780|5|German culture parade, 1939|2 784|5|Poster: All Germany listens to the Fuehrer|2 790|5|Nazi architecture|2 791|5|Nazi sculpture|2 792|5|Nazi sculpture|2 794|5|Hitler with Catholic leaders in Germany|2 807|5|Hitler with German States governors, 1935|2 808|5|Hitler and Mussolini, 1934|2 809|5|Hitler with diplomatic staff, 1935|2 811|5|Poster: 'Don't buy from Jews'|2 816|5|Nazi architecture|2 817|5|Arbeitsfront (Labor Front) Conference, 1933|2 818|5|Annexation of the Saarland, January 1935|2 821|5|Hermann Goering|2 823|5|German judges swear to the Fuehrer, 1933|2 825|5|Concentration camp|2 832|5|Cleaning anti-Nazi slogans, March 1933|2 848|5|Training farm for agriculture- Ruednitz bei Bernau 1935|2 855|5|Training farm for agriculture-cow milking, Steckelsdorf 1937|2 859|5|Training farm for agriculture, Steckelsdorf 1937|2 867|5|Jewish child care center, Berlin 1937|2 868|5|ORT vocational training center, Berlin, 1937|2 871|5|ORT vocational training center, Berlin, 1937|2 872|5|ORT vocational training center, Berlin, 1937|2 876|5|Zionist vocational training, sewing class for women, 1935|2 880|5|Zionist vocational training, sewing class for women, 1935|2 883|5|Jewish Center for the Deaf, Belin 1935|2 895|5|Children's choir at a Berlin Synagogue|2 901|5|Cooking class for Jewish girls: 'from the Palestine stove'|2 906|5|Entrance to the Youth Aliyah Center, Berlin, 1936|2 907|5|At the Center for Youth Aliyah, Berlin, 1936|2 917|5|Nurse with baby at a Jewish hospital, Berlin 1935|2 923|5|Jewish clinic in Berlin, 1937|2 925|5|Jewish children's clinic, Berlin 1937|2 927|5|Agricultural training - Schniebinchen, 1938|2 929|5|Jewish youth in agricultural training center, 1938|2 937|5|Old age home of the Berlin Jewish community, Berlin 1935|2 943|5|Jewish hospital at Iranische St. Berlin, 1935|2 947|5|Jewish hospital at Iranische St. Berlin, 1935|2 950|5|Jewish hospital at Elsasser St., Berlin, 1935|2 956|5|Display of the main Jewish newspapers|2 961|5|Jewish day care center, Berlin, 1937|2 964|5|Agricultural training in East Prussia, 1934|2 968|5|Hitler views architectural model|2 969|5|Hitler and Speer|2 970|5|Leni Riefenstahl at the Nazi Party conference Nuremberg 1934|2 973|5|Joseph Goebbels|2 978|5|Hitler in Karlsbad, 1938|2 980|5|Nazi propaganda poster for the election of November 1932|2 982|5|Highway workers in Frankfurt give the Nazi salute, 1933|2 983|5|Nazi propaganda poster for the 1st May 1933|2 984|5|Women in a toy factory in Nuremberg, 1934|2 987|5|Propaganda poster of the Labor Front appealing for men|2 988|5|Arbeitsfront (working front) flag|2 1003|5|Nazi architecture|2 1009|5|Swastika Flags on Parade|2 1011|5|Mass rally in Nuremberg, 1934|2 1013|5|Poster: the ideal Aryan family|2 1014|5| SA man|2 1016|5|Poster: Back from the East|2 1017|5|Degenerated art|2 1021|5|Degenerated art|2 1027|5|Nazi art|2 1045|5|German school girls with swastika flags, 1933|2 1047|5|German newspapers before the Nazi regime|2 1052|5|German Girls' Federation (BDM)|2 1055|5|Hitler with women from a work detail|2 1056|5|People looking at the Dollar's rate, 1923|2 1057|5|Billion Mark bill, 1923|2 1059|5|Hjalmar Schacht|2 1063|5|Nazi books presentation, 1938|2 1064|5|Streets of Berlin with swastika,1933|2 1066|5|Nazi press declares the end of political parties, 1933|2 1070|5|The youth salutes Hitler|2 1071|5|The youth salutes Hitler|2 1072|5|The official portrait of Hitler|2 1074|5| The beginning of the work on the highway|2 1076|5|Goering speaks to the judicial administration|2 1077|5|Poster: The "Day of German Justice", 1938|2 1079|5|Panzer tanks parade, 1935|2 1085|5|Mussolini|2 1087|5|Poster: Lenin and Stalin|2 1088|5|Frankline Delano Roosevelt|2 1089|5|German workers in Opel factory, 1938|2 1090|5|Siemens workers' parade|2 1092|5|Kraft durch Freude (Strength through Joy) cars|2 1094|5|A swastika over a church|2 1101|5|The Emergency Decrees|2 1103|5|Hitler's government, January 1933|2 1104|5|Hitler and Papen|2 1114|5|German peasant women|2 1116|5|The Versailles Conference|2 1120|5|The rearmament|2 1128|5|Religious ceremony under the Nazis|2 1133|5|The Reichstag in flames|2 1147|5|A policeman and SA man|2 1159|5|Ismar Elbogen at the Berlin School for Jewish Studies, 1938|2 1160|5|Otto Hirsch --|2 1163|5|Julius L. Seligsohn, CV Leader, Berlin|2 1164|5|Heinrich Stahl, Chairman of the Berlin Jewish Community|2 1166|5|Opening of Jewish Winter Aid, Berlin, 1939|2 1167|5|Rabbi Leo Baeck -- Head of the National Representation|2 1168|5|K. Singer conducts the opera 'Israel in Egypt', Berlin 1937|2 1172|5|Scenes from the Performance 'Nathan the Wise', Berlin 1933|2 1199|5|'The Shield' -- paper of the Reich Union of Jewish Veterans|2 1201|5|Sports supplement, C.V paper|2 1203|5|Ad calling for subscription to the C.V Paper|2 1204|5|Article on the Jewish Winter Aid in the C.V paper|2 1205|5|A call to advertise 'wanted' ads in the C.V paper|2 1217|5|Sports class at the Jewish Philantropic School, Frankfurt|2 1218|5|Ludwig Hollander -- Leader of the CV until 1933|2 1270|2|NSDAP And The German National Party|2 1273|5|Germans at the entrance of the Vienna Jewish Community|2 1274|5|Eichmann outside the Vienna Jewish Community Building|2 1278|5|Women reading boycott announcements|2 1279|5|Signs saying: "Buy only in German Shops"|2 1282|5|Woman on parkbench marked: "only for Jews"|2 1285|5|Frankfurt Boerne Synagogue on fire|2 1310|5|"Hitler will show the way"- SA rally|2 1320|5|School class with the slogan: The Jews are our misfortune|2 1324|5|Babies of SS men|2 1326|5|General Franco with German delegate, 1937|2 1327|5|Condor squadron- Nazi air force - sent to help Franco|2 1328|5|Production of cannons in Germany|2 1329|5|Production of torpedos in Germany|2 1332|5|American runner Jesse Owens in the Berlin Olympics, 1936|2 1333|5|Sportsmen from different countries in Berlin Olympics, 1936|2 1334|5|The opening of the Berlin Olympics, 1936|2 1340|5|Chiildren salute Hitler|2 1346|5|Himmler visits a concentration camp|2 1347|5|Dr. Otto Pankok with Sinti and Roma , 1932|2 1351|5|The Berlin-Rome Axis - Hitler and Ciano, 1936|2 1359|5|Heydrich in his office|2 1360|5|Roma survivor with a number on his hand|2 1361|5|Wedding of SS man|2 1362|5|Naming an SS man's baby|2 1364|5| SS conference in Bueckeburg, 1937|2 1366|5|Racial examination, 1937|2 1367|5|Recruitment to the SS|2 1369|5|Prisoners in Dachau, 1938|2 1370|5|Prisoners in Dachau, 1938|2 1371|5|Heinrich Himmler|2 1376|5|Reischstag Session for the Promulgation of the Nuremberg Law|2 1389|5|Destroyed Synagogue of Magdeburg|2 1391|5|Berlin Oranienburger Strasse Synagogue on fire|2 1437|5|Jewish Passport stamped with a 'J'|2 1439|5|Jews humiliated in Vienna streets|2 1445|5|Vienna firemen putting out the fire around the Synagogue|2 1455|5|American rally calling for boycott on German goods|2 1456|5|Rothmund, Swiss Chief of Police|2 1468|5|Cleaning up of the debris after 'Crystal Night'|2 1469|5|Broken shop windows after 'Crystal Night'|2 1470|5|Refugees crossing the border clandestinely|2 1483|5|Poster of the Reich Union of Jewish Veterans|2 1498|5|Jews at Zbaszyn|2 1499|5|A center for German refugees|2 1502|5|Juedisches Nachrichtenblatt - the last allowed Jewish paper|2 1503|5|Aryanized shop with the new owner and 'formerly Gummi Weil'|2 1504|5|German Jews at a refugee center in France|2 1506|5|Book commemorating Jewish soldiers who fell in World War I|2 1515|5|Atlas for the Jewish emigrant - distances from Berlin - map|2 1516|5|Atlas for the Jewish emigrant - political map|2 1517|5|Page from a book for Jewish emigrants -- on Brazil|2 1519|5|Information booklet for Jewish emigrants -- South America|2 1522|5|Information booklet for Jewish emigrants -- Canada and US|2 1524|5|Ad of a moving company, shipping to any corner in the world|2 1525|5|Ad of ships going from Hamburg to New York|2 1528|5|Pages of a passport with a British entry visa to Palestine|2 1529|5|Passport of a German Jew with an entry stamp to Palestine|2 1537|5|Table Prepared by Eichmann with Emigration Rates|2 1539|5|Women's supplement of the C.V paper|2 1540|5|Ad for emigrants to South Africa|2 1542|5|A page of a Jewish children's magazine -- Channukah edition|2 1544|5|A page from a Jewish children's magazine -- Purim edition|2 1547|5|Ad of the Youth Aliyah to Palestine in the Jewish Press|2 1549|2|Uneasiness of the German public|2 1550|2|To all Germans - Appeal by the German Labor Front|2 1551|2|The Establishment of Dachau Concentration Camp|2 1552|2|New Instructions for Conducting the German Economy|2 1556|2|Foreign Policy Goals of Conservative Functionaries - 1934|2 1557|2|Report on Dachau Concentration Camp, 10 May 1933|2 1558|2|Appeal by the SPD, 31 January 1933|2 1559|2|Schacht Warning Against War Economy, 2 April 1937|2 1560|2|SOPADE on Nazi Terror System, January 1936|2 1561|2|The Tasks of the SS and the Police, January 1937|2 1562|2|Italian Foreign Minister on Joining anti-Komintern,1937|2 1564|2|Article on 'Demographic Political Tasks', August 1937|2 1565|2|Law for Reunification of Austria with Germany, March 1938|2 1566|2|Army Asked for Cessation of War Preparation, July 1938|2 1567|2|Hitler Orders the Attack on Poland, 31 August 1939|2 1568|2|Hitler's speech to the Reichstag, 1 Sept. 1939|2 1569|2|German Government and the Catholic Church, 1934|2 1570|2|Appeal of New Government to German People, January 1933|2 1571|2|Reich Entailed Farm Law, Sept, 1933|2 1572|2|Schacht's New Plan, 1934|2 1573|2|Hitler's speech to Generals, 1933|2 1575|2|Bulow on Germany's International Position, 1934|2 1577|2|Nazi Propaganda Tactics, 1930|2 1578|2|Gleichschaltung of Culture,|2 1579|2|Public Reaction to the Purge, 1934|2 1580|2|Robert Ley's "Organization Book of the NSDAP" , 1936|2 1581|2|Goering Order to Prussian Police, 1933|2 1582|2|Gleichschaltung of Universities, Heidegger Speech, 1933|2 1583|2|The Total State|2 1584|2|Law Concerning Hitler Youth, 1936|2 1585|2|Article Written by Bishop of Freiburg, 1933|2 1586|2|The Protestants, 1933|2 1587|2|The Catholics 1933|2 1589|2|From "Mein Kampf" - Foreign Policy|2 1590|2|Resisting Mortal Danger - The Protestant - An appeal, 1935|2 1591|2|Intimidation of Social Democrats. Feb.1933|2 1592|2|Conference in Reich Chancellery, Dec.1933|2 1593|2|Soviet Policy in Eastern Europe, 1934|2 1594|2|Message from Hitler to Roosevelt, 1934|2 1596|2|The Emergency Decree , Feb. 1933|2 1597|2|Hitler's Appeal to SS and SA, March 1933|2 1598|2|Rudolf Diels on Concentration Camps|2 1599|2|The Enabling Law, March 1933|2 1600|2|Pronouncement of Catholic teachers, April, 1933|2 1601|2|Law Against Establishment of Parties, July 1933|2 1602|2|Interview between Hitler and French Ambassador, 1935|2 1603|2|Ambassador of Great Britain to Foreign Ministry, 1936|2 1604|2|Military Attache in Britain to War Ministry, 1936|2 1605|2|Foreign Minister to Missions in Europe, 1936|2 1606|2|Ambassdor in Italy to Foreign Ministry, 1936|2 1607|2|Law for Preventation of Progeny with Hereditary Diseases1933|2 1608|2|Amendment to Law for Prevention of Hereditary Disease.1935|2 1609|2|Fighting Crime, 1937|2 1610|2|Amendment Concerning Criminal Indecency, 1935|2 1611|2|Germany's Relations with France and Britain, 1936|2 1612|2|The Question of Homosexuality, 1937|2 1613|2|Letter Appealing the Health Court Decision|2 1614|2|Speech by Hitler in the Reichstag, 1938|2 1615|2|Lloyd George's Impression of Hitler, 1936|2 1616|2|Foreign Minister to the Fuehrer, 1935|2 1617|2|The Response to Germany's Armament, 1935|2 1618|2|Hoesch on Relations Between Germany and Britain, 1935|2 1619|2|Present Political Situation, 1936|2 1620|2|France and the Rhineland Crisis, 1936|2 1621|2|Germany's proposal for peace, 1936|2 1622|2|Hitler's demands to the Austrian Governmemnt, 1938|2 1624|2|Reactions to German March into Austria, 1938|2 1625|2|SOPADE on Opposition to the Nazis, 1935|2 1626|2|SOPADE on Reaction to the Purge, 1934|2 1627|2|Defense Industry Inspectorate, 1939|2 1628|2|Operation Otto, 1938|2 1629|2|Goebbels Speech, 1938|2 1630|2|Fourth Plan by Czech Governmemnt, 1938|2 1631|2|Britain's Attitude Towards Austrian Independence, 1938|2 1632|2|Germany vs Britain, 1938|2 1633|2|Sudeten Germans' Demands, 1938|2 1634|2|Britain Mediation between Germany and Czechoslovakia, 1938|2 1635|2|German Radio to Germans in Czechoslovakia, 1938|2 1636|2|Fuehrer to Roosevelt, 1938|2 1637|2|The Transfer Agreement|2 1638|2|The German Authorities and the Cultural League|2 1639|2|Essay by Hitler, 1922|2 1640|2|Recommendations by Schacht, June 1935|2 1642|2|Nuremberg Law on Reich Citizenship, 15 September 1935|2 1643|2|Nuremberg Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honor|2 1644|2|First Regulation of the Citizenship Law|2 1645|2|Hitler on the Importance of the Nuremberg Laws|2 1646|2|Comment of the German Press Agency on the Nuremberg Laws|2 1647|2|Extracts from Mein Kampf by Hitler|2 1648|2|Second Regulation of the law for the Annexation of Austria|2 1649|2|Abolition of the Legal Status of the Jewish Communities|2 1650|2|The Situation of the Jews in Austria, April 1938|2 1651|2|Eichmann Takes Control of Jewish Life in Austria|2 1652|2|Decisions Made at the Evian Conference, July 1938|2 1653|2|Regulation Requiring Jews to Change their Names|2 1654|2|The Establishment of the Central Office in Vienna|2 1655|2|First Attempt to Expel Viennese Jews|2 1656|2|Heydrich's Instructions for the Riots of Kristallnacht|2 1657|2|Extracts from Hitler's Second Book|2 1658|2|Regulation for the Elimination of Jews from German Economy|2 1659|2|Regulation for the Payment of an Expiation Fine by the Jews|2 1660|2|SS Views on the Solution of the Jewish Question|2 1661|2|Letter Describing the Deportations to Zbaszyn|2 1662|2|Establishment of Central Office for Jewish Emigration|2 1663|2|German Foreign Ministry Memorandum on Policy Regarding Jews|2 1664|2|Extract from the Speech by Hitler 30 January 1939|2 1665|2|Status of the Vienna Jewish Community|2 1666|2|The Establishment of the Reichsvereinigung , 1939|2 1667|2|Deportation of Austrian Jews to Nisko (Lublin)|2 1668|2|Deportation of the Palatinate Jews, October 1940|2 1669|2|Cases of Suicides to Escape Deportation|2 1670|2|The Youth Aliyah School in Vienna, 1940|2 1671|2|Order Banning the Emigration of Jews from the Reich|2 1672|2|The Last Days of the Zionist Youth Movement in Germany|2 1673|2|Party Instructions for the Boycott|2 1674|2|Rabbis Responsa|2 1675|2|Eichmann meets the Heads of the Vienna Jewish Community|2 1676|2|From Hitler's Testament|2 1677|2|Exemptions from the Civil Service Law|2 1678|2|'Crystal Night' in Stuttgart|2 1680|2|The Situation of Jews in Vienna, June 1938|2 1681|2| Visa Regulations for the United States|2 1682|2|Anti-Jewish Boycotts in Rural Areas|2 1683|2|Antisemitic Songs|2 1684|2|The Aryanization Program in the Last Quarter of 1938|2 1685|2|An Attempt to Seek the Protection of the Courts|2 1686|2|Aryanization of Private Jewish Banks|2 1687|2|'Kristallnacht' in Bebra|2 1689|2|Concealment of Jewish Businesses|2 1690|2|Benno Cohn's meeting with Eichmann|2 1691|2|Order Prohibiting Speeches by Leo Plauth|2 1692|2|The Sale of the Tietz Department Store|2 1693|2|The Civil Death of the Jews Justifies Contract Breaking|2 1694|2|Report of the Leipzig Regional Branch of the CV|2 1695|2|"Kristallnacht Damages"|2 1696|2|The Implications of the Nuremberg Laws for Jewish Physicians|2 1697|2|Looting during 'Kristallnacht'|2 1698|2|Attempt to Prohibit Jews from Moving to Ansbach|2 1699|2|Party Policy regarding Department Stores|2 1700|2|Ansbach Cattle Markets|2 1701|2|The Position of Jews in German Trade, 1933|2 1702|2|Report of the American Consul on Dresden 1933|2 1703|2|Boycott Day Testimonies|2 1704|2|The Organization and Activity of the SA|2 1705|2|Attempt to Remove Jewish Students from Public Schools|2 1706|2|Jews Withdraw from Associations|2 1707|2|Employment of Jewish Teachers|2 1708|2|The Assault on the Breslau Courts, March 1933|2 1709|2|Aryan Legislation and the Rule of Law|2 1710|2|Goebbels on Boycott Day|2 1711|2|Anti Jewish Policy, March 1933|2 1712|2|Government Meeting on Boycott|2 1713|2|Government Meeting on Repercussions of the Boycott|2 1714|2|Order to Party Members, April 1933|2 1715|2|Eichmann's Activity in Vienna|2 1716|2|Meeting with Eichmann, November 1938|2 1717|2|From the Diary of Viktor Klemperer 1933|2 1718|2|The Struggle Against the Jews -- Koblenz|2 1719|2|The Jewish Expert in the Ministry of Interior --Part 1|2 1720|2|Jewish Cattle Dealers -- from the memoirs of Erich Lucas|2 1721|2|'Unfair Competition' -- the Mahla Cork Factory|2 1722|2|The Jews in Germay--A Ten Month Record of the Nazi Regime|2 1723|2|Problems of Emigration|2 1724|2|Emigration After 'Kristallnacht'|2 1725|2|The Fate of Emigrants|2 1726|2|Antisemitism and Personal Relations with Jews|2 1727|2|On the Program of the Nazi Party|2 1728|2|The Decision to Organize the Boycott -- British Report|2 1729|2|Demonstrations of Aryan Wives against Deportation|2 1730|2|Before Deportation|2 1731|2|Last Letters|2 1732|2|The War Years in Berlin (2)|2 1733|2|Goebbels on the Deportations from Berlin|2 1734|2|The War Years in Berlin (1)|2 1735|2|Notification of Deportation|2 1736|2|The War Years in Berlin (3)|2 1737|2|Deportation to Riga -- German Report|2 1738|2|Deportation to Riga -- Jewish Testimony|2 1739|2|Comments on Anti-Jewish Policy|2 1740|2|Dissmissal of Jewish Civil Servants|2 1741|2|Attacks on Jews in Rhina|2 1742|2|Attempts to Remove the Jewish Soccer Team from Riederwald|2 1743|2|Terror in Dortmund|2 1744|2|British Reports in the Early Months of Nazi Rule|2 1745|2|Boycott Activity in Neustadt am Aisch|2 1746|2|First Name Esther -- Not for Aryan Children|2 1747|2|Julius Streicher in the Voelkischer Beobachter|2 1748|2|Intimidation of Germans|2 1749|2|Repercussions of Anti-Jewish Measures|2 1750|2|The Evian Conference -- American Report|2 1751|2|Statements of the Delegates at the Evian Conference|2 1752|2|Forced Labor for Jews|2 1753|2|Proposal of Frank for Pause in Anti-Jewish Agitation|2 1754|2|The Jews in Jurisprudence|2 1755|2|Goebbels on Anti-Jewish Policy,1938|2 1756|2|Goering on the Nuremberg Laws|2 1757|2|Goering on the Jewish Question, 1938|2 1758|2|The Grunfeld Store in Berlin|2 1759|2|Aryanization Methods|2 1760|2|Hess Order to Party Members on Anti-Jewish Measures|2 1761|2|Hess Order on Anti-Jewish Signs|2 1762|2|Heydrich on the Solution to the Jewish Question|2 1763|2|Hitler on the Methods of his Anti-Jewish Policy|2 1764|2|Hitler on the Nuremberg Laws|2 1765|2|State Department Reaction to the Refugee Problem|2 1766|2|Jewish Blood Transfusion to an SA Man|2 1767|2|Negotiations with Germany on Jewish Emigration|2 1768|2|From the Klemperer Diaries -- 1935-1937|2 1769|2|From the Klemperer Diaries -- 1937-1938|2 1770|2|British Report About 'Kristallnacht'|2 1771|2|Reactions to 'Kristallnacht' in the United States|2 1772|2|Testimonies on the Events of 'Kristallnacht|2 1773|2|Roosevelt's Statement on 'Kristallnacht'|2 1774|2|Goebbels on 'Kristallnacht'|2 1775|2|Situation Reports Regarding the Jewish Question 1937|2 1776|2|'Kristallnacht' in Leipzig|2 1777|2|The Testimony of Joseph B. Levy -- Part 1|2 1778|2|The Testimony of Joseph B. Levy -- Part 2|2 1779|2|Requests for Exemption from the Nuremberg Laws (1)|2 1780|2|Eichmann's Emigration Policy|2 1781|2|The Jewish Expert in the Ministry of Interior -- Part 2|2 1782|2|The Jewish Question -- By Drs. Loesener and Knost|2 1783|2|Investigation of Aryan Shoppers Who Bought from Jews|2 1784|2|Expulsions to Poland -- October 1938|2 1785|2|'Kristallnacht' Described by a German Girl|2 1786|2|Hitler Discusses Anti-Jewish Policy|2 1787|2|Memorandum of the Jewish Agency of Palestine to Evian|2 1788|2|Memorandum of the World Jewish Congress to Evian|2 1789|2|A Visit To Germany, Austria and Poland in 1939|2 1790|2|Discussion on the Definition of Mischlinge (Mixed Race)|2 1791|2|Foreign Office Position and the Intergovernmental Committee|2 1792|2|No One Wants to Have Them|2 1793|2|'The New Jewish Laws -- Revolution or Order'|2 1794|2|Race defilement Court verdict|2 1795|2|Order to Remove Anti-Jewish Signs|2 1796|2|Request for Exemption from the Nuremberg Laws (2)|2 1797|2|Anti-Jewish Plans of the Nazi Party - 1920|2 1798|2|The Program of the NSDAP|2 1799|2|Public Opinion on the Nuremberg Laws|2 1800|2|Profits from Aryanization|2 1801|2|12 November 1938 - Meeting in Wake of 'Kristallnacht'|2 1802|2|German Public Opinion 1935|2 1803|2|Problems in the Definition of Jews|2 1804|2|First Regulation of the Civil Service Law|2 1805|2|Relations with Neighbors|2 1806|2| Activity Report of the Central Association 1934|2 1807|2|The Law for the Restoration of Professional Civil Service|2 1808|2|Restrictions against Jews, 1938|2 1809|2|Here Speaks the New Germany - SA pamphlet|2 1810|2|Schacht on Anti-Jewish Policy, 1935|2 1811|2|Law against the Overcrowding of Schools|2 1812|2|SD on the Outcome of Evian|2 1813|2|Anti-Jewish Activity in the Rhineland 1935|2 1814|2|Transformation of Our Struggle|2 1815|2|Fundamental Direction of Overall anti-Jewish Policy|2 1816|2|Anti-Jewish Riots in Summer 1935|2 1817|2|Demonstrations Against Jewish shops -- Summer 1938|2 1818|2|Swiss Immigration Policy, September 1938|2 1819|2|Swiss Immigration Policy, October 1938|2 1820|2|The 1938 Events in Vienna|2 1821|2|The Factory Action|2 1822|2|Testimony about Childhood in Dresden|2 1823|2|Anti-Jewish Boycotts in March 1933|2 1824|2|List of Transports from Berlin to the East|2 1825|2|The Situation of Jews in Germany, November 1933|2 1826|2|Aryanization in Vienna|2 1827|2|Dr. Hinkel on the Jewish Question|2 1828|2|Boycott of the Webag Company|2 1829|2|Excluding Jews from the Welfare System|2 1830|2|Increased Number of Arrests of Jews, Summer 1938|2 1831|2|The Role of the SD in the Jewish Question|2 1832|2|Licensing Jewish Lawyers|2 1833|2|The SD on the Intergovernmental Committee|2 1834|2|Attempts to Emigrate from Vienna|2 1837|2|On the Need For the Transfer Agreement|2 1838|2|Jewish Orthodox Memorandum to Hitler, October 1933|2 1839|2|Request of the Reich Union of Jewish Veterans, October 1933|2 1840|2|Activities of the Cultural League of German Jews|2 1841|2|Activities of the Aid Association In the field of Emigration|2 1842|2|On the Activities of the Aid Association In the Year 1933|2 1846|2|National Representation protest regarding Jews in the Army|2 1848|2| National Representation response to the Nuremberg Laws|2 1849|2|Prayer composed by Rabbi Leo Baeck Atonement Day Eve 1935|2 1850|2|The Riot of 'Kristallnacht' At Dinslaken|2 1851|2|Emmanuel Ringelblum's Notes On the Refugees in Zbaszyn|2 1854|2|Appeal For Renewal of Jewish Services in Vienna, March 1939|2 1855|2|The Situation Of The Jews In Germany In The Summer Of 1941|2 1856|2|New Paths for Jewish Adult Education, July 1933|2 1858|2|Zionist Response to the Boycott, April 1933|2 1859|2|Zionist Report from Berlin - 19 September 1935|2 1860|2|Letter to a Central Association Member - April 1933|2 1862|2|The Tasks of the Center for Jewish Adult Education|2 1863|2|Changes in the Name and Charter of the Central Association|2 1864|2|Complaints about Maltreatment of Jews, November 1934|2 1865|2|Correspondence with an Inmate in Buchenwald, November 1938|2 1866|2|The Downfall of the Communities in the Small Towns|2 1867|2|Instructions for Jewish Elementary Schools, January 1934|2 1868|2|Testimony about the Jewish Rabbinical Seminary in Berlin|2 1870|2|Limited Chances For German Jewish Immigration, June 1933|2 1871|2| Duties Of The Jewish Woman - September 1933|2 1872|2|'A Woman Of Valor, Who Can Findà', April 1934|2 1873|2|On The Situation Of Jewish Women Students, December 1934|2 1876|2|The Gate To Palestine - Palestine Office, Berlin 1935|2 1877|2|A Woman Speaks - Jewish Response To The Nuremberg Laws|2 1879|2|Domestic Employees in Jewish Houses, January 1936|2 1880|2|Berlin Learns Hebrew, December 1934|2 1881|2|The Central Association Regarding The Boycott|2 1883|2|The Central Association (CV), 1935|2 1884|2|How To Greet Germans?, Problems Of Jewish Daily Life|2 1885|2|Why Are We Jews And Why Do We Wish To Remain Jews?|2 1886|2|Contemporary German-Jewish Problems, 1929|2 1887|2|German-Jewish And National-Jewish [Zionist] Viewpoints, 1931|2 1889|2|German Jewry In The New Reich, A Zionist Perspective 1933|2 1891|2|Proclamation By Relief and Reconstruction Committee|2 1892|2|Excerpts from Childrens' Supplements in Jewish Newspapers|2 1896|2|'Kristallnacht', November 1938 , Testimony of B. Cohn|2 1897|2|Appeal of the Jewish Kulturbund, August 1933|2 1899|2|Polemic about the Premiere of the Kulturbund, July 1933|2 1900|2|A Jewish Reaction to Nazi Propoganda, May 1934|2 1902|2| Establishment of Juedisches Nachrichtenblatt, End of 1938|2 1904|2|Nazi Statements about the Nuremberg Laws|2 1905|2|Planning Jewish Life, September 1935|2 1907|2|Proclamations of the National Representation, September 1933|2 1908|2|A Jewish School in Frankfurt 1937 - 1938|2 1909|2|A Jewish School in Berlin|2 1911|2|Jewish Conservative German National View - H. J. Schoeps|2 1912|2|What Does the Jewish Child Endure in The German Schools?|2 1913|2|Small Stories - Reported by the Israelitisches Familienblatt|2 1914|2|Economic Difficulties of the Jewish "Small Man"|2 1915|2|Activity of the Zionist Organization in Germany|2 1916|2|Aftermath of the November Pogrom - Testimony of B. Cohn|2 1917|2| Jewish Life in Leipzig - Testimony of Hillel Shechter|2 1918|2|A Jewish Liberal Perspective - Alfred Wiener, April 1933|2 1919|2|Jewish Winter Aid 1936/37|2 1920|2|Jewish Winter Aid 1935|2 1921|2|Hope for Thousands - a Tour of Jewish Winter Aid 1937|2 1922|2|Domestic Help in Jewish Households after the Nuremberg Laws|2 1925|2|Anglo-German Declaration, September,1938|2 1926|2|Plans to invade Czechoslovakia,|2 1927|2|Britain Willingness to Discuss Peace, June 1939|2 1928|2|Memorandom by State Secretary - Fear of War, August. 1939|2 1929|2|Atmosphere of War in Poland, July 1939|2 1930|2|American Public and Roosevelt's Peace Appeal, April.1939|2 1931|2|Attempts to ease German-Soviet Relations, Aug.1939|2 1932|2|From Ulrich von Hassel's Diary,(Kristallnacht), Nov.1938|2 1933|2|Munich Agreement, September, 1938|2 1934|2|Hitler's speech to the German press, Nov.1938|2 1935|2|Hitler's decision on war with Poland, May 1939|2 1936|2|Non-Aggression Treaty Between Germany and USSR, Aug.1939|2 1937|2|Annexation of Austria in German Eyes|2 1938|2|Fight Against Gypsy Nuisance, Dec.1938|2 1939|2|"How does one become a National Socialist?"|2 1940|2|Annual General Meeting of NSDAP, September.1928|2 1941|2|Article 231 from Versailles Treaty, June 1919|2 1942|2|Propaganda for Hitler's Election, 1932|2 1943|2|Eyewitness Accounts of Hitler's Putsch,November.1923|2 1944|2|Hitler adopts parliamentary tactics, May 1924|2 1945|2|Attitude of Young People to Nazism, 1931|2 1946|16|Anschluss (Annexation of Austria)|2 1947|16|Annexation of Austria (Anschluss)|2 1948|16|Anti-Jewish Legislation|2 1949|16|Antisemitism|2 1950|16|Aryanization|2 1951|16|Austria|2 1952|16|Axis|2 1953|16|Berlin|2 1954|16|Bohemia and Moravia (Protectorate)|2 1955|16|Boycott, Anti-Jewish|2 1956|16|Boycott, Anti-Nazi|2 1957|16|Breslau|2 1959|16|Christian Churches (Protestantism)|2 1960|16|Christian Churches (Roman Catholicism)|2 1963|16|Council for German Jewry (CFGJ)|2 1964|16|The Invasion into Czechoslovakia|2 1965|16|Dachau|2 1966|16|Danzig|2 1967|16|Dolchstosslegende (Stab in the Back myth)|2 1968|16|Eichmann Adolf|2 1969|16|Eicke Theodor|2 1971|16|Ethnic Germans (Volksdeutsche)|2 1972|16|Euthanasia Program|2 1973|16|Evian Conference|2 1974|16|Four Year Plan|2 1975|16|Frankfurt am Main|2 1976|16|German Army (Wehrmacht)|2 1977|16|Goebbels, Joseph|2 1978|16|Goering, Hermann|2 1979|16|Britain|2 1980|16|Grynszpan, Herschel|2 1981|16|Gypsies (Roma, Sinti)|2 1982|16|Hamburg|2 1983|16|Heydrich, Reinhard|2 1984|16|Himmler, Heinrich|2 1985|16|Hindenburg, Paul von|2 1986|16|Hitler, Adolf|2 1987|16|Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend)|2 1988|16|Homosexuality|2 1989|16|Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees|2 1990|16|Jehova's Witnesses|2 1991|16|Jodl, Alfred|2 1992|16|Kristallnacht|2 1993|16|Mischling (Mixed Race)|2 1994|16|Mueller, Heinrich|2 1995|16|Munich Conference|2 1996|16|Munich|2 1997|16|Neurath, Konstantin von|2 1998|16|Papen, Franz von|2 1999|16|Pius XII|2 2000|16|Poland|2 2001|16|Racism|2 2002|16|Reich Security Main Office (RSHA)|2 2003|16|National Representation (Reichsvertretung)|2 2004|16|Rosenberg, Alfred|2 2005|16|SA|2 2006|16|Sachsenhausen|2 2007|16|Schacht, Hjalmar|2 2008|16|SD|2 2009|16|Seyss-Inquart, Arthur|2 2010|16|Soviet Union|2 2011|16|Speer, Albert|2 2012|16|SS|2 2013|16|Stab in the Back Myth (Dolchstosslegende)|2 2014|16|Streicher, Julius|2 2015|16|Stuermer|2 2016|16|Switzerland|2 2017|16|United States of America (USA)|2 2018|16|Vienna|2 2019|16|Volksdeutsche (Ethnic Germans)|2 2020|16|Wehrmacht (German Army)|2 2021|16|Weizsaecker, Ernst von|2 2022|16|Zbaszyn|2 2028|5|List of Jews deported to the east|2 2034|5|Shop for Jews, Stuttgart|2 2046|5|Jews in forced labor|2 2049|5|Jewish woman with yellow star|2 2051|5|Propaganda poster --'whoever wears this is an enemy'|2 2064|5|Jewish couple with Jewish star in Munich|2 2065|5|Man with Jewish star in the street|2 2067|5|SS man in the office of the Vienna Jewish Community|2 2068|5|Jewish refugees in Zbaszyn|2 2070|5|Jewish boy with yellow star|2 2071|5|Jews to be deported from Wuerzburg to the east|2 2072|5|Jews assembled for deportation from Wuerzburg|2 2073|5|Jews assembled for deportation from Wuerzburg|2 2074|5|Jews in forced labor|2 2076|5|Jews assembled for deportation from Eisenbach|2 2077|5|Jews on the way for deportation in Eisenbach|2 2081|5|German Jews arriving in the Lodz ghetto|2 2087|5|German Jews arrive at the Lodz ghetto|2 2089|5|Jewish woman and child with Jewish star|2 2094|3|D.Bankier, Public Responses to Antisemitism (1992)|2 2095|3|D. Bankier, Hitler and the Policy Making Process (1992)|2 2097|2|The problem of Non-Aryans|2 2098|2|A Change in the Choice of Profession as a Way Out?|2 2099|2|Consolidation of the National Representation|2 2101|2|Employment of Jewish Teachers|2 2102|2|Excerpts from a Speech by Ben Gurion - 1938|2 2103|2|From the File of Paula Oppenheim - 1938|2 2104|2|Jewish Immigration in the US: An Individual Account|2 2105|2|The Changing Face of Jewish Journalism in Nazi Germany|2 2106|2|Jewish Social Work in Germany|2 2107|2|Jewish Daily Life in Germay, A Memorandum, February 1939|2 2108|2|Why should One Learn Hebrew?|2 2109|2|Planning by the Jewish Emigration Committee|2 2110|2|Decision of the Jewish Central Association, January 1931|2 2111|2|Pamphlet of the Jewish Central Association, April 1932|2 2112|2|Refugee Children in Britain December 1938 - January 1939|2 2113|2|On the Meaning of German-Jewish Identity, Eva Reichmann|2 2114|2|The National Representation and the Union of Jewish Veterans|2 2115|2|Report on the Situation in Vienna, October 1938|2 2116|2|A Zionist Request to meet with Hitler, June 1933|2 2117|2|Guideline of the Reich Union of Jewish Veterans|2 2118|2|A Jewish School for Emigrants, January 1936|2 2119|2|Why I Went to a Jewish Boarding School|2 2121|2|The Decline of the Instenburg Jewish Community|2 2122|2|The Days after the November Pogrom in Berlin and Vienna|2 2123|2|Five Opinions of German Jewish Organizations - May 1933|2 2124|2|Memorandum of the National Representation, January 1934|2 2125|2|Working for the Kulturbund 1937 - 1938|2 2126|2|A Question Demands An Answer|2 2127|2|About Anti Jewish Propoganda, Testimony of Stefanie Sucher|2 2128|2|Concentration Camp in Dachau|2 2129|2|Curtailing Activities of the Central Association|2 2130|2|Emigration to East Asia|2 2131|2|The War Years in Berlin (4)|2 2132|2|Jews in Hiding|2 2133|2|From the Wuerzburg Gestapo Files|2 2137|2|Aryanization of Jewish Property (1)|2 2138|2|Aryanization of Jewish Property (2)|2 2139|2|Goering on the Results of 'Kristallnacht'|2 2140|2|Heydrich's Report on 'Kristallnacht'|2 2141|2|Report of Chief Party Judge on 'Kristallnacht'|2 2142|2|Instructions to the Press on how to present 'Kristallnacht'|2 2143|2|Reactions to 'Kristallnacht'|2 2144|2|SD Report on the Kulturbund|2 2145|2|SD Situation Report November 1938|2 2146|2|SD Situation Report August 1938|2 2147|2|Lecture by Herbert Hagen of the SD|2 2148|2|Testimony about Dachau Concentration Camp|2 2149|2|Resettlement Attempt of Jews in Alabama|2 2150|2|Debate on Economic Measures Against Jews, 1935|2 2151|2|SD Report on Emigration from Austria|2 2152|2|SD Report on the Jewish Problem, January 1937|2 2153|2|Seminar for Department II 112 of the SD, 1937|2 2158|16|Chamberlain Neville|2 2159|16|Churchill Winston Spencer|2 2160|16|Concordat|2 2161|16|Condor|2 2162|16|Daluege, Kurt|2 2163|16|Drexler, Anton|2 2164|16|Ebert, Friedrich|2 2165|16|Eisner, Kurt|2 2167|16|Enabling Law|2 2168|16|Freikorps|2 2169|16|Frick, Wilhelm|2 2170|16|Fuehrerprinzip|2 2171|16|Gleichschaltung|2 2172|16|Coordination|2 2173|16|Henlein, Konrad|2 2174|16|Hess, Rudolf|2 2175|16|Hossbach Memorandum|2 2176|16|League of Nations|2 2177|16|Lebensborn|2 2178|16|Well of Life|2 2179|16|Lebensraum|2 2180|16|Living Space|2 2181|16|Locarno Pact|2 2182|16|Mein Kampf|2 2183|16|Night of the Long Knives|2 2184|16|Olympic Games|2 2185|16|Preuss, Hugo|2 2186|16|Prussia|2 2187|16|Reichkulturkammer|2 2188|16|Reich Chamber of Culture|2 2189|16|Reichsnahrstand|2 2190|16|Reich Food Estate|2 2191|16|Reichstag|2 2192|16|Rhinland|2 2193|16|Ribbentrop Joachim von|2 2194|16|Riefenstahl, Leni|2 2195|16|Roehm, Ernst|2 2196|16|Roosevelt, Franklin Delano|2 2197|16|Luxemburg, Rosa|2 2198|16|Saar|2 2199|16|Schuschnigg, Kurt von|2 2200|16|Sopade|2 2201|16|SPD|2 2202|16|Social Democratic Party of Germany|2 2203|16|Stalin, Joseph|2 2204|16|Sudetenland|2 2205|16|Tiso, Jozef|2 2206|16|Versailles Treaty|2 2207|16|Voelkischer Beobachter|2 2208|16|Volksgemeinschaft|2 2210|16|Weimar Republic|2 2217|9|The founding of the Weimar Republic|2 2218|9|Mo: The revolutionary wave|2 2219|9|The Crisis of the Republic|2 2220|9|Mo: The Stab in the back and the Jews|2 2221|9|The end of the republic|2 2222|9|The end of the republic (cont)|2 2223|9|The emergence of the Nazi party|2 2224|9|The emergence of the Nazi party (cont)|2 2225|9|Mo: The NSDAP becomes a mass party|2 2226|9|German Jewry - emancipation and its limits|2 2227|9|Mo: Economic Modernization|2 2228|9|Mo: Modern Antisemitism|2 2229|9|Organizational fragmantation|2 2230|9|Split screen|2 2231|9|Mo: Emigration from Eastern Europe|2 2232|9|In the web of the Weimar Republics many crisis|2 2233|9|Mo: Demographic decline|2 2234|9|Mo: Assasination of Walter Rathenau|2 2235|9|Introduction|2 2236|9|The Appointment of Hitler|2 2237|9|Mo: Reactions to the appointment (Goebbels)|2 2238|9|Mo: Julius Leber|2 2239|9|Mo: Karl Barth|2 2240|9|Mo: Social worker (old lady)|2 2241|9|Consolidating Power|2 2242|9|Split Screen (Terror, Emer.Decrees, Gleich, March)|2 2243|9|Emergency Decrees|2 2244|9|Mo: Emergency Decrees of Feb.27, 1933|2 2245|9|Gleichschaltung|2 2246|9|Gleichschaltung (cont)|2 2247|9|Gleichschaltung in the Federal States|2 2248|9|Mo: Gleichschaltung in Bavaria|2 2249|9|Terror|2 2250|9|Reign of Fear in Thalburg|2 2251|9|The March 1933 Elections|2 2252|9|Mo: Results of the November Elections|2 2253|9|Mo: the Enabling Law|2 2254|9|Mo: Potsdam Day|2 2255|9|Liquidation of Political Parties|2 2256|9|Mo: Opposition to the new regime|2 2257|9|Completing the 'Legal Revolution'|2 2258|9|Mo: The world response|2 2259|9|Split Screen (Foreign Pol, Economy, Nazif)|2 2260|9|Introduction|2 2261|9|Mo: Undoing Versailles|2 2262|9|Drang nach osten - towards the east|2 2263|9|Foreign Policy in the totalitarian state|2 2264|9|Confrontation vs. Conciliation|2 2265|9|Mo: Withdrawal from the League of Nations|2 2266|9|Introduction|2 2267|9|State of the German Economy|2 2268|9|Economic Recovery|2 2269|9|Mo: German Economic Development|2 2270|9|Mo: Agriculture - Implementing the corp. ideal|2 2271|9|Introduction|2 2272|9|Propaganda|2 2273|9|Mo: Triumph of the Will|2 2274|9|Transformation of Society|2 2275|9|Mo: The role of women in the Volk|2 2276|9|Nazification of arts|2 2277|9|Mo: Nazi Architecture|2 2278|9|Introduction|2 2279|9|Street Violence|2 2280|9|Controlling the radicals|2 2281|9|Controlling the radicals (screen 2)|2 2282|9|Split Screen (Boycott&Economic excl, Legisl.)|2 2283|9|General Boycott|2 2284|9|Party Instructions for the boycott|2 2285|9|Mo: Cabinet Discussion on the boycott|2 2286|9|Boycott Day: April 1, 1933|2 2287|9|Boycott Day: April 1, 1933 (cont)|2 2288|9|Economic Exclusion|2 2289|9|Economic Exclusion (cont)|2 2290|9|Mo: Attacks on Dept. stores|2 2291|9|Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil|2 2292|9|Mo: Excerpts from the text of the law|2 2293|9|Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil (cont)|2 2294|9|A wave of Anti Jewish Legislation|2 2295|9|Mo: Legal Restrictions 1933|2 2296|9|Mo: A local perspective|2 2297|9|The undermining of Jewish Profess. Life|2 2298|9|1934 - A Pause in Anti-Jewish Measures|2 2299|9|Propaganda Campaign and Social Exclusion|2 2300|9|Mo: Party Agitation to Isolate Jews|2 2301|9|Mo: Jews withdraw from associations|2 2302|9|Introductory Screen|2 2303|9|First Reactions: Dismay at new political reality|2 2304|9|Mo: In a rural Jewish community|2 2305|9|Reactions to Initial Anti-Jewish Measures|2 2306|9|Mo: Personal Responses|2 2307|9|Mo: A wave of mass emigration|2 2308|9|Pleas for unity and new leadership|2 2309|9|Mo: The generation debate|2 2310|9|Mo: Tachlis Debate|2 2312|9|Proclamation of the Reichsvertretung|2 2313|9|Mo: Internal Struggles Continue|2 2314|9|Reorganizing Jewish Life and Society|2 2315|9|Split Screen (Educatin, Culture, Press)|2 2316|9|Education|2 2317|9|Mo: Guidelines for Jewish Elemetary Schools|2 2318|9|Adult Education|2 2319|9|The Cultural League of German Jews|2 2320|9|Fortifying the Spirit|2 2321|9|From the Kulturbund performances|2 2322|9|Nathan the Wise: Politics of Culture|2 2323|9|The Jewish Press|2 2324|9|Mo: Advertising in the Jewish Press|2 2325|9|Women's and Children's Supplements|2 2326|9|Children's Supplements|2 2327|9|Women's Supplements|2 2328|9|Introductory Screen|2 2329|9|Split Screen (SS App, Foreign Policy, Racial)|2 2330|9|Strengthening the SS|2 2331|9|Reorganization of the Police Force|2 2332|9|Reorganization of the Police Force (cont)|2 2333|9|Mo: The Structure of the Police System|2 2334|9|The Persecution Apparatus|2 2335|9|Mo: The role of the Political Police|2 2336|9|The SS as Racial Elite|2 2337|9|The SS as Racial Elite (cont)|2 2338|9|Mo: Himmler's Marriage Order to SS men|2 2339|9|The European Constelation|2 2340|9|The European Constelation (cont)|2 2341|9|Mo: The Olympics|2 2342|9|Germany and Italy grow closer|2 2343|9|The Four Year Plan|2 2344|9|The Four Year Plan (cont)|2 2345|9|Mo: Hitler on the Four Year Plan|2 2346|9|Mo: The Anti-semitic aspect of the Four Year Plan|2 2347|9|The Hossbach Memorandum|2 2348|9|Introduction|2 2349|9|Split Screen (Sinti, Sterilization, Asocials)|2 2350|9|The Sinti & the Roma|2 2351|9|Policy toward the Sinti and the Roma|2 2352|9|Sterilization and Euthanasia|2 2353|9|Mo: A Story of a Victim|2 2354|9|Asocials and Homosexsuals|2 2355|9|Asocials and Homosexsuals (cont)|2 2356|9|The Racial Ideal in the Nazi State|2 2358|9|Buildup toward the Nuremberg Laws|2 2359|9|The Nuremberg Laws|2 2360|9|The Nuremberg Laws - Definition of a Jew|2 2361|9|The Nuremberg Laws - Definition of a Jew (cont)|2 2362|9|Mo: Requests not to be included in the Nur. Laws|2 2363|9|Responses to the Nuremberg Laws|2 2364|9|Mo: Local Responses to the Nur. Laws|2 2365|9|Split Screen (Expropriation&Emigration)|2 2366|9|Expropiration|2 2367|9|Mo: Report of the Dortmund state police|2 2368|9|Expropriation (screen 2)|2 2369|9|Expropriation (screen 3)|2 2370|9|Aryanization|2 2371|9|Aryanization (screen 2)|2 2372|9|Mo: Aryanization of Dept. Stores|2 2373|9|Emigration (Screen 1)|2 2374|9|Mo: Flight tax for emigrants|2 2375|9|Emigration (Screen 2)|2 2376|9|Introduction|2 2377|9|Jewish Responses to the Nuremberg Laws|2 2378|9|Mo: A Spiritual Reaction|2 2379|9|Responses of the Jewish Organizations|2 2380|9|Mo: A Patriotic German Response|2 2381|9|Mo: Zionist Distress|2 2382|9|Split Screen (Emigration&Social Welfare)|2 2383|9|Emigration Becomes a major issue|2 2384|9|Mo: The Haavara Agreement|2 2385|9|Mo: Youth Aliyah|2 2386|9|Organizing Emigration|2 2387|9|Gradual Organized Emigration|2 2388|9|Mo: Number of Emigrants|2 2389|9|Mo: Union of Jewish War Vetrans on emigr.|2 2390|9|Imoact of emig. On demographic structure|2 2391|9|Mo: The aging of German Jewry|2 2392|9|Mo: Internal Migration|2 2393|9|Jewish Economic Life & Social Welfare|2 2394|9|Mo: The central committee for relief and rehab.|2 2395|9|Occupational restructuring|2 2396|9|Mo: Expansion of the Jewish labor market|2 2397|9|Mo: Jewish loan and brokerage societies|2 2398|9|Judische Winterhilfe - "Jewish Winter Aid"|2 2399|9|Judische Winterhilfe - "Jewish Winter Aid" (cont)|2 2400|9|Mo: Method of advertising "winter Aid"|2 2401|9|Introduction|2 2402|9|Split Screen (Public Opinion&Foreign Policy)|2 2403|9|Growing Support for the Regime|2 2404|9|Mo: Public reaction to the SA purge|2 2405|9|The Fuehrer Myth|2 2406|9|Mo: The Role of the Fuehrer myth|2 2407|9|Emerging Concern|2 2408|9|The Persecutions and Public Opinion|2 2409|9|Mo: Reactions to the persecutions|2 2410|9|Anschluss: The Annexation of Austria|2 2411|9|Anschluss: The Annexation of Austria (cont)|2 2412|9|Mo: Operation Otto|2 2413|9|Mo:World response to the annexation|2 2414|9|The annexation of the Sudetenland|2 2415|9|The annexation of the Sudetenland (cont)|2 2416|9|Mo: The atmosphere at Godesberg discussion|2 2417|9|The Munich Conference|2 2418|9|he Munich Conference (cont)|2 2419|9|The invasion of Czechoslovakia|2 2420|9|Ribbentrop - Molotov Pact|2 2421|9|Ribbentrop - Molotov Pact (cont)|2 2422|9|THE Outbreak of Second World War|2 2423|9|Introduction|2 2424|9|Screen 1|2 2425|9|Split Screen|2 2426|9|Anschluss - Annexation of Austria to Reich|2 2427|9|Anschluss - Annexation of Austria to Reich (cont)|2 2428|9|World's Response - Evian Conference|2 2429|9|Mo: US Immigration Policy|2 2430|9|Evian Conference|2 2431|9|World Map|2 2432|9|Mo: The Intergovernmental Committee|2 2433|9|Mo: The Marking of Jewish Passports|2 2434|9|Deportation of Jews with Polish citizenship|2 2435|9|Mo: Detention in Concentration Camps|2 2436|9|Deportation of Jews with Polish citizenship (cont)|2 2438|9|The Kristallnacht Pogrom of Nov. 1938|2 2439|9|The Kristallnacht Pogrom of Nov. 1938 (screen 2)|2 2440|9|The Kristallnacht Pogrom of Nov. 1938 (screen 3)|2 2441|9|The Kristallnacht Pogrom of Nov. 1938 (screen 4)|2 2442|9|Mo: Report of the American Consul in Stuttgart|2 2443|9|Mo: The World's Response|2 2444|9|In the Wake of 'Kristallnacht'|2 2445|9|Round Table|2 2446|9|In the Wake of 'Kristallnacht' (screen 2)|2 2447|9|In the Wake of 'Kristallnacht' (screen 3)|2 2448|9|Introduction|2 2449|9|Austria|2 2450|9|Jews forced out of Germany|2 2451|9|After Kristallnacht|2 2452|9|Mo: Like the motions of a drowning man|2 2453|9|Mo: Laughing and Dancing|2 2454|9|After November 1938|2 2455|9|Split Screen (From Immigrants/Organiz. disinteg)|2 2456|9|From Immigrants to Refugees|2 2457|9|Dissolution of Jewish Life|2 2458|9|1939 The Jews who stayed behind|2 2459|9|Impoverishment|2 2460|9|Mo: Forced Labor|2 2461|9|Segregation|2 2462|9|Concentration and Marking|2 2463|9|Mo: The first expulsion|2 2464|9|Deportation of the Jews of Germany|2 2465|9|Mo: Exemption from deportation|2 2466|9|Mo: After the deportation|2 2467|9|Mo: Suicide|2 2468|16|Agricultural Hachschara|2 2469|16|Agudas Jisroel|2 2470|16|Aid Association of German Jews (Hilfsverein)|2 2471|16|Wiener Alfred|2 2472|16|Arendt, Hanna|2 2473|16|Ruppin, Arthur|2 2474|16|Asocials|2 2475|16|Association for Liberal Judaism|2 2476|16|Cohn, Benno|2 2478|16|Best Werner|2 2479|16|Blumenfeld, Kurt|2 2481|16|Brodnitz, Julius|2 2482|16|Buber, Martin|2 2483|16|Buchenwald|2 2484|16|Buerckel, Joseph|2 2485|16|C.V Zeitung|2 2486|16|Callmann, Rudolf|2 2487|16|Central Association (CV)|2 2488|16|Certificate|2 2489|16|Concentration Camps|2 2491|16|Crystal Night|2 2492|16|Cultural League of German Jews (kulturbund)|2 2494|16|Eastern European Jews|2 2495|16|Emergency Decrees|2 2496|16|Simon, Ernst|2 2497|16|Factory Action|2 2498|16|Feder, Gottfried|2 2499|16|Flight Tax|2 2500|16|Forced Labor|2 2501|16|Oppenheimer, Franz|2 2502|16|Freier, Recha|2 2503|16|Funk, Walther|2 2504|16|German Labor Front|2 2505|16|German Pioneer Corps|2 2506|16|Guertner, Franz|2 2507|16|Hehalutz (Pioneer) Movement|2 2508|16|HICEM|2 2509|16|Hirsch, Otto|2 2510|16|Hirschberg, Alfred|2 2511|16|Hoffmann, Jacob|2 2512|16|Hollander, Ludwig|2 2513|16|Rosenthal, Hugo|2 2514|16|Israelitisches Familienblatt|2 2515|16|Wasserman, Jacob|2 2516|16|Jewish Agency|2 2517|16|Jewish Houses|2 2518|16|Jewish Winter Aid (Winterhilfe)|2 2519|16|Judenhaeuser|2 2520|16|Juedische Rundschau|2 2521|16|Schwerin von Krosigk, Lutz Graf|2 2523|16|Landberger, Leopold|2 2524|16|League of National German Jews|2 2525|16|Loewenstein, Leo|2 2526|16|Liebermann, Max|2 2527|16|Meyer, Franz|2 2528|16|Mixed Marriage|2 2529|16|Mixed Race|2 2530|16|Mizrahi|2 2531|16|Moses, Siegfried|2 2532|16|National Community|2 2534|16|NS-Hago|2 2535|16|Numerus clausus|2 2536|16|Organized Orthodox Community|2 2537|16|Palestine Office|2 2538|16|Race Defilement|2 2539|16|Reich Association of Jews in Germany (Reichsvereinigung)|2 2540|16|Union of Jewish Front Veterans (RjF)|2 2542|16|Religious Movements|2 2543|16|Weltsch, Robert|2 2544|16|Schellenberg, Walther|2 2545|16|Seligsohn, Julius L|2 2546|16|Singer, Kurt|2 2548|16|Stahl, Heinrich|2 2549|16|Stern, Heinrich|2 2550|16|Stuckart, Wilhelm|2 2551|16|Transfer (Haavarah) Agreement|2 2553|16|Wagner, Adolf|2 2554|16|Rathenau, Walther|2 2555|16|World Jewish Congress|2 2556|16|World Zionist Organization|2 2557|16|Youth Aliyah|2 2558|16|Zionist Federation of Germany (ZVfD)|2 2559|2|The Hossbach Memorandum|2 2560|2|Hitler on the Task of the Four Year Plan|2 2562|3|- From the Presentation: Shock and New Orientation|2 2563|3|- From the Presentation: The Beginning of Destruction|2 2564|3| - From the Presentation: Prologue - Jewish Section|2 2565|3| - From the Presentation: Outcast Subjects of the State|2 2566|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecution of Different Minorities(1991)|2 2567|3|D. Peukert, The Atomisation of Everyday Life (1987)|2 2568|3|A. Barkai, Ideology and the Economy, 1933-1936 (1990)|2 2569|3|D.Peukert, Fuehrer Myth and Consent in Everyday Life (1987)|2 2570|3|K. Hildebrand, The Path to War, 1937-39 (1973)|2 2572|3|D. Bankier, Image and Reality in the Third Reich (1992)|2 2573|3|Bracher, Foreign Policy Between Revision and Expansion(1971)|2 2574|3|Bracher, The Formation of the Third Reich (1971)|2 2575|3|D. Bankier, Mass Mobilization and Antisemitism (1992)|2 2576|3|J.Noakes & G.Pridham, New Social Order (1974)|2 2577|3|Will,Transition of German Culture to National Socialism,1990|2 2578|3|M. Broszat & H. Krausnick, Anatomy of the SS State (1965)|2 2579|3|M.Wildt, The Anti-Semitic Policy of the SD,1934-38 (1997)|2 2580|3|F.Bajohr, The "Aryanization" of Jewish Companies (1997)|2 2582|3|A.Carmon, Impact of Racial Decrees (1976)|2 2584|3|A.Fischer,Minister of Economics and Expulsion of Jews (1995)|2 2585|3|S.Friedlaender,Consenting Elites, Threatened Elites (1997)|2 2586|3|S.Friedlaender, Redemptive Anti-Semitism (1997)|2 2587|3|W.Gruner, Public Welfare and German Jews (1997)|2 2588|3|M.Kater,Everyday Anti-Semitism in Prewar Nazi Germany (1984)|2 2589|3|B.Meyer, The Mixed Marriage (1997)|2 2590|3|H.Obenhaus,The Press Campaign After 9 November 1938 (1997)|2 2591|3|S.Adler-Rudel,The Evian Conference (1968)|2 2592|3| W. Angress, The German Jews, 1933-1939 (1989)|2 2593|3|A. Barkai, The Economic Struggle of German Jews (1989)|2 2594|3|M. Kaufman, Daily Life of the Village&Country Jews (1992)|2 2596|3|D. Niederland, Jewish Emigration in the First Years (1988)|2 2597|3| K. Duewell, Jewish Cultural Centers in Nazi Germany (1985)|2 2598|3|H. Freeden, The Jewish Press in the Third Reich (1993)|2 2599|3|J.Boas, German-Jewish Internal Politics under Hitler (1984)|2 2600|3|M. Kaplan, Jewish Women in Nazi Germany (1995)|2 2601|3|D. Kramer, Jewish Welfare Work in the Third Reich (1986)|2 2602|3|A. Margaliot, Jewish Reactions to the Nuremberg Laws (1977)|2 2603|3|- From the Presentation: The Stabilization Years|2 2604|3|- From the Presentation: Towards a War|2 2605|3|- From the Presentation: Forging the Regime|2 2606|3|- From the Presentation: Prologue - German Section|2 2607|3|- From the Presentation: Initial Anti-Jewish Measures|2 2608|3|- From the Presentation: Segregation and Exclusion|2 2609|3|- From the Presentation: Terror and Expulsion|2 2610|3|- From the Presentation: Epilogue|2 2613|5|Antisemitism|2 2615|5|League of Nations|2 2616|5|Czech Government in Exile|2 2617|5|Bruening|2 2618|5|Danzig|2 2619|5|Theodor Eicke|2 2620|5|Rudolf Hess|2 2621|5|Pauel von Hindenburg|2 2622|5|Locarno Pact|2 2623|5|Ernst von Weizsaecker|2 2624|5|Franz von Papen|2 2625|5|Pius XII|2 2626|5|The Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia|2 2627|5|German troops enter the Rhinland|2 2628|5|Kurt von Schleicher|2 2629|5|Anti-Jewish Legislation|2 2631|5|Cordell Hull|2 2632|5||2 2633|5||2 2634|5||2 2635|5||2 2636|5||2 2637|5||2 2638|5||2 2639|5||2 2640|5||2 2641|5||2 2642|5||2 2643|5||2 2644|5||2 2645|5||2 2646|5||2 2647|5||2 2648|5||2 2649|5||2 2650|5||2 2651|5||2 2652|5||2 2653|5||2 2654|5||2 2655|5||2 2656|5||2 2657|5||2 2658|5||2 2659|5||2 2660|5||2 2661|5||2 2662|5||2 2663|5||2 2664|5||2 2665|5||2 2666|5||2 2667|5||2 2668|5||2 2669|5||2 2670|5||2 2671|5||2 2672|5||2 2673|5||2 2674|5||2 2675|5||2 2676|5||2 2677|5||2 2678|5||2 2679|5||2 2680|5||2 2681|5||2 2682|5||2 2683|5||2 2684|5||2 2685|5||2 2686|5||2 2687|5||2 2688|5||2 2689|5||2 2690|5||2 2691|5||2 2692|5||2 2693|5||2 2694|5||2 2695|5||2 2696|5||2 2697|5||2 2698|5||2 2699|5||2 2700|5||2 2701|5||2 2702|5||2 2703|5||2 2704|5||2 2705|5||2 2706|5|Vienna after Annexation|2 2707|5|Konrad Henlein|2 2708|5|The German invasion into the Sudetenland|2 2709|5|President Hindenburg|2 2710|5||2 2711|5||2 2713|5||2 2714|5|Hjlmar Schacht|2 2715|5|Intergovermental committee|2 2716|5|Anti German Boycott|2 2717|5|Konstantin von Neurath|2 2718|5|Schwerin von Krosigk|2 2719|5||2 2720|5|Palstine Office|2 2721|5||2 2722|5|Agudas Jisroel|2 2723|5||2 2724|5|Munich|2 2725|5|Frankfurt|2 2727|5|Hamburg|2 2728|5|Appeal to the Germans to act against the Jews|2 2729|5|Friedrich Ebert|2 2730|5|Kurt Eisner|2 2731|5|Information Booklet for Jewish Immigrants - South America|2 2732|5||2 2733|5||2 2734|5||2 2735|5|Ludwig Hollander|2 2736|5|Walther Rathenau|2 2737|5|Hitler at the Party day in Nuremberg|2 2738|5|Leni Riefenstahl at the Berlin Olympic|2 2739|5|Front page of Stuttgart and Ulm Jewish Community Paper|2 2740|5|At the CV Office, Emser str, Berlin|2 2741|5|Press room of the CV Zeitung|2 2742|5|A Zionist conference, February 1936|2 2743|5|Robert Weltsch at the Press Room of the Juedische Rundschau|2 2744|5|Jewish Books for sale|2 2745|5||2 2746|5|Jewish Youth in Hachschara|2 2747|5|At a synagogue in Berlin|2 2748|5|Advertisement for the Jewish Winter Aid|2 2749|5|Ernst Akiva Simon|2 2750|5|Martin Buber giving a Bible class for edult education|2 2751|5|Conference of regional branches of Kulturbund, Berlin 1937|2 2752|5|Kulturbund preformance, 1934|2 2753|5|Agricultural settelment in Palestine|2 2754|5|Kurt Singer|2 2755|5|Eastern European Jews in Berlin|2 2756|5|Display of main Jewish Newspapers|2 2757|5|Max Liebermann|2 2758|5|Office of the Center of Youth Aliyah , Berlin 1936|2 2759|5|Julius Brodniz|2 2760|5|Franz Oppenheimer|2 2761|5|Jewish Youth in Agricultural Training|2 2762|5|The Annexation of the Saar|2 2763|5|Jacob Hoffmann|2 2764|5||2 2765|5|The Reichstag|2 2766|5||2 2767|5||2 2768|5|SS Rally|2 2769|5|A Communist demonstration during the Weimar days|2 2787|16|Elbogen Ismar|2 2788|16|Baeck Leo|2 2789|16|Rabbinical Seminaries|2 2790|16|Hull, Cordell|2 2791|16|Nuremberg Laws|2 2792|16|Citizenship Law|2 2793|16|Community (Gemeinde)|2 2794|16|Center for Jewish Edult Education|2 2795|16|Schocken, Salman|2 2796|16|Joint Distribution Committee|2 2797|16|Kareski, Georg|2 2802|16|Nazi Party (NSDAP)|2 2803|16|GESTAPO|2 2804|16|Frank Hans|2 2805|16|Jewish Star|2 2806|16|Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service|2 2807|16|Central Office for Jewish Emigration|2 2808|3|K.A.Schleuness, Legislation: The Final Impasse (1970)|2 2809|3|S.Ladwig, Attacks on Berlin Departments Stores (1997)|2 2810|3|R.Breitman, American Diplomatic Records (1997)|2 2811|3|S.Ladwig, Attacks on Berlinà(Part C)|2 2812|3|S.Ladwig, Attacks on Berlinà(Part B)|2 2813|3|D.Bankier, Public Responsesà(Part B)|2 2814|3|- From the Presentation: Initial Anti-Jewishà(Part B)|2 2815|3|- From the Presentation: Forgingà(Part B)|2 2816|3|A. Margaliot, Jewish Reactionsà(Part C)|2 2817|3|A. Margaliot, Jewish Reactionsà(Part B)|2 2818|3|D. Kramer, Jewish Welfareà(Part B)|2 2819|3|M. Kaplan, Jewish Womenà(Part E)|2 2820|3|M. Kaplan, Jewish Womenà(Part D)|2 2821|3|M. Kaplan, Jewish Womenà(Part C)|2 2822|3|M. Kaplan, Jewish Womenà(Part B)|2 2823|3|J.Boas, German-Jewish Internalà(Part D)|2 2824|3|J.Boas, German-Jewish Internalà(Part C)|2 2825|3|J.Boas, German-Jewish Internalà(Part B)|2 2826|3|H. Freeden, The Jewish Pressà(Part B)|2 2827|3| K. Duewell, Jewish Cultural Centersà(Part B)|2 2828|3|D. Niederland, Jewish Emigration à(Part B)|2 2829|3|M. Kaufman, Daily Lifeà(Part E)|2 2830|3|M. Kaufman, Daily Lifeà(Part D)|2 2831|3|M. Kaufman, Daily Lifeà(Part C)|2 2832|3|M. Kaufman, Daily Lifeà(Part B)|2 2833|3|A. Barkai, The Economic Struggleà(Part E)|2 2834|3|A. Barkai, The Economic Struggleà(Part D)|2 2835|3|A. Barkai, The Economic Struggleà(Part C)|2 2836|3|A. Barkai, The Economic Struggleà(Part B)|2 2837|3|W. Angress, The German Jewsà(Part B)|2 2838|3|S.Adler-Rudel,The Evian Conferenceà(Part F)|2 2839|3|S.Adler-Rudel,The Evian Conferenceà(Part E)|2 2840|3|S.Adler-Rudel,The Evian Conferenceà(Part D|2 2841|3|S.Adler-Rudel,The Evian Conferenceà(Part C)|2 2842|3|S.Adler-Rudel,The Evian Conferenceà(Part B)|2 2843|3|.Obenhaus,The Press Campaignà(Part D)|2 2844|3|H.Obenhaus,The Press Campaignà(Part C)|2 2845|3|H.Obenhaus,The Press Campaignà(Part B)|2 2846|3|B.Meyer, The Mixed Marriage à(Part C)|2 2847|3|B.Meyer, The Mixed Marriage à(Part B)|2 2848|3|M.Kater,Everyday Anti-Semitismà(Part C)|2 2849|3|M.Kater,Everyday Anti-Semitismà(Part B)|2 2850|3|W.Gruner, Public Welfare à(Part C)|2 2851|3|W.Gruner, Public Welfare à(Part B)|2 2852|3|S.Friedlaender, Redemptive Anti-Semitismà(Part F)|2 2853|3|S.Friedlaender, Redemptive Anti-Semitismà(Part E)|2 2854|3|S.Friedlaender, Redemptive Anti-Semitismà(Part D)|2 2855|3|S.Friedlaender, Redemptive Anti-Semitismà(Part C)|2 2856|3|S.Friedlaender, Redemptive Anti-Semitismà(Part B)|2 2857|3|S.Friedlaender,Consenting Elitesà(Part D)|2 2858|3|S.Friedlaender,Consenting Elitesà(Part C)|2 2859|3|S.Friedlaender,Consenting Elitesà(Part B)|2 2860|3|A.Fischer,Minister of Economicsà(Part B)|2 2861|3|A.Carmon, Impact of Racial Decrees à(Part C)|2 2862|3|A.Carmon, Impact of Racial Decrees à(Part B)|2 2863|3|F.Bajohr, The "Aryanization"à(Part B)|2 2864|3|M.Wildt, The Anti-Semitic Policy à(Part B)|2 2865|3|M. Broszat & H. Krausnick, Anatomy à(Part D)|2 2866|3|M. Broszat & H. Krausnick, Anatomy à(Part C)|2 2867|3|M. Broszat & H. Krausnick, Anatomy à(Part B)|2 2868|3|Will,Transition of German Culture à(Part D)|2 2869|3|Will,Transition of German Culture à(Part C)|2 2870|3|Will,Transition of German Culture à(Part B)|2 2871|3|J.Noakes & G.Pridham, New Social Order à(Part C)|2 2872|3|J.Noakes & G.Pridham, New Social Order à(Part B)|2 2873|3|Bracher, The Formationà(Part B)|2 2874|3|Bracher, Foreign Policy à(Part B)|2 2875|3|D. Bankier, Image and Realityà(Part B)|2 2877|3|K. Hildebrand, The Path to Warà(Part E)|2 2878|3|K. Hildebrand, The Path to Warà(Part D)|2 2879|3|K. Hildebrand, The Path to Warà(Part C)|2 2880|3|K. Hildebrand, The Path to Warà(Part B)|2 2881|3|D.Peukert, Fuehrer Mythà(Part B)|2 2882|3|A. Barkai, Ideology and the Economyà(Part D)|2 2883|3|A. Barkai, Ideology and the Economyà(Part C)|2 2884|3|A. Barkai, Ideology and the Economyà(Part B)|2 2885|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecutionà(Part G)|2 2886|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecutionà(Part F)|2 2887|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecutionà(Part E)|2 2888|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecutionà(Part D)|2 2889|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecutionà(Part C)|2 2890|3|Burleigh&Wipperman,Persecutionà(Part B)|2 2891|3|- From the Presentation: Outcast Subjectsà(Part B)|2 2892|3|- From the Presentation: Shockà(Part B)|2 2893|3|K. A. Schleunes, Legislationà(Part C)|2 2894|3|K. A. Schleunes, Legislationà(Part B)|2 2895|3|D. Bankier, Hitler and the Policy Makingà(Part C)|2 2896|3|D. Bankier, Hitler and the Policy Makingà(Part B)|2 2897|3|D.Bankier, Public Responsesà(Part C)|2 2898|3|- From the Presentation: Terror and Expulsionà(Part B)|2 2899|9|Introduction|2