… papers of Walter and Ruth that were provided by Maria Nickel. When the officers left to check the papers’ authenticity at the local police station, the…

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…’ authenticity at the local police station, the Abraham family fled back to Berlin. They slept with Reha in phone booths and on park benches before deciding to…

… prior to her death from cancer; earning extra food working as a tailor for the police; being warned of a round-up by the police chief; escaping to Baranów…

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… 14 15 16 17 18 19 The files concern HUPPENKOTHEN Walter – chief officer of the German police and security in years 1939-1940 in Lublin, suspected of…

… hostage by the Hungarian police in 1944; the relocation of the region's Jews to the ghetto in Sátoraljaújhely in the same year; his deportation to Birkenau…

…The Alfred Büchler papers consist of biographical materials, correspondence, and police and Buchenwald Kommandantur certificates documenting the…

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… materials, correspondence, and police and Buchenwald Kommandantur certificates documenting the Büchler family of Gleiwitz; Heinrich Büchler’s incarceration…

… brother smuggling sugar to make candy to sell; her father's refusal to serve in the Jewish police; Ḥayim Rumkowski's speech before a round-up of children…

… town; Hungarian occupation; his bar mitzvah; Hungarians ransacking Jewish homes; the police chief's wife helping them; forced relocation to Kushnytsya…

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…; arrest by Jewish police for helping Bund demonstrators; working in a hospital; visiting the ghetto's Romani section; his agony over being forced to make…

… police, written on April 9, 1944 and received April 11, 1944. (9.45) City of Oswiecem, Poland - street with colorful buildings and a church steeple in the…

… flee to the Russian zone, when a Jewish collaborator, whom he had angered, denounced him to the police as a dangerous communist. Naftali lived in…

… days, and each morning were told to throw from the train the bodies of those who had died the previous night; they arrived at a police camp in Hamburg…

… to return to France; upon his return to France, he sought to gain entry into the Resistance, and was arrested by the French police and sent to…

… during a round-up; discovery by the Hungarian police; a brutal interrogation; forced labor in the ghetto; deportation to Auschwitz/Birkenau; learning his…

… Mlyny, Poland. They were captured by the Ordnungspolizei or order police, also known as the Grune Polizei, or green police. Arie was transported to the…

… the Canton’s Alien Police to reside in the canton of Zurich, rather than the labor camp. He began working as an office assistant and accountant for…

… grandparents during the July 1942 round-up; his parents' deportation (he never saw them again); living with his uncle; their arrest by French police in September…

… at being a German; liberation by United States troops; recuperation in a sanatorium; Soviet appointment as police chief in Güntersberge, then as…

… to the camp police. Heinz, age 32, was sent to Ebensee slave labor camp, a subcamp of Mauthausen) where he died just before liberation in May 1945…