…Association des Israelites Pratiquants. Association of Orthodox Jews…

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… Israelites Pratiquants) consist of materials related to the Kehillat Haharedim's underground rescue activities of Jews, particularly children, during World War…

…Lunel South of France - founded by Jews from Jericho, 70 C.E.…

…The collection relates to the situation of the Jews in France during German occupation. The collection pertains number of subjects including: anti…

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… numbered from 1 through 85. The collection was received from various sources and donors and pertains primarily to the situation of Jews in France during…

… France, Czech Republic, Poland, Switzerland, Italy, and Palestine. The diary focuses on topics such as her daily experiences, emigration of Jews to…

… Aktions (roundups and mass murders of Jews) from November 1941 to 1943, and the murder of 600 Jews in Doly; how some Aktions were conducted by a German…

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… of forced labor battallions organized by the Judenrat. He describes a series of Aktions (roundups and mass murders of Jews) from November 1941 to 1943…

…Contains correspondence, photographs, poems and various other documents relating to the persecution and incarceration of Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe…

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…: Contains correspondence, photographs, poems and various other documents relating to the persecution and incarceration of Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe…

…Pierre Sauvage, born on March 25, 1944 near Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France, describes his mother who was a Polish Jew and his father who was a French…

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… and uh Barbara Sauvage--whose maiden name is [Sucholosky (ph)]--were in Paris when France fell. My mother being a Polish Jew from Bialystok; my father…

… as Jews; escaping a round-up with their 6-year old son; going into hiding and the assistance they and other Jews in the town received from their non…

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… said Ill tell 15 you what Were going to open the door and the first 16 three Jews we see passing by here well call them in and 17 make them as judges…

… 1936 in Geneva. The organization goal is to defend the political, social, and economic rights of Jews throughout the world. Its governing bodies were…

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…, petitions, memoranda, and press releases related to the persecution of Jews in various countries, correspondence with Jewish organizations, international…

…, France; serving in the army as a young man; marriage and children; communication about the Holocaust; growing up as an Orthodox Jew in Atlanta.…

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… changed the situation of Jews who were getting any funds whatsoever from the government. Because of the social medicine system that they had, people would…

… and Austrian Jews; the process of assimilation by Polish Jews into Viennese society; their marriage in 1937, their honeymoon in the United States, and…

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…MR. STAHL A. where most of the Jews and especial ly the ones who came from Poland during the Second -- First World War. And we got there an apartment…

… Director of the Polish Catholic Mission; helping Jews during the beginning of the German occupation of France by finding Polish families that the Jews could…

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… in Dachau? A: Uh...Very rarely, because you see that they had separated the Jews and...uh...other Muslims, if they were there, from us. And it was only…

… most his war-time experience in Paris, France and Frankfurt, Germany; his feelings on being a Jew fighting those who persecuted Jews; his and fellow…

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…:34:33,420 --> 00:34:36,690 that you have in a musical opera, you were there 645 00:34:36,690 --> 00:34:38,340 and you were a Jew. 646 00:34:38…

… around 1924; her parents’ parlor in Paris, which was closed by the Germans after the invasion of Paris; the round up of Jews and separation of families…

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… 1924. They had a beauty parlor in Paris which was closed by the Germans after the invasion of Paris. At that time Jews were rounded up systematically and…

… efforts to improve it; making the camp an all-Jewish DP camp; tensions between Jews and non-Jews; the survivors creating a camp committee, which established…

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… kind of person in the camp. So I requested that all non-Jews be moved elsewhere, and make the camp an all-Jewish DP camp. To my great surprise, that was…

…, which had a “J” for Jew on it; his teachers giving two girls their Gentile ID cards to help them; finishing secondary school in 1941; becoming involved…

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…. From the age of 12 on, I think. But Dutch Jews did not have the J on their cards at that time. Nobody had any kind of thing on it at all of any…

… Schneerson saved; the challenges of being born an unregistered Hasidic Jew in antisemitic pre-war Russia; her mother, Sara, and brother; her father moving the…

… displaced persons camp; General George S. Patton's feelings towards the Jews; General Patton's jurisdiction over displaced persons camps in Bavaria, Germany…

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… the other displaced 43 00:03:20,040 --> 00:03:23,950 persons and the Jews? 44 00:03:23,950 --> 00:03:30,700 In the beginning, they did not because the…

… Paris to southwest France in May 1940; their return to Paris; the first large mass arrest of Jews on July 16, 1942; how her father hid because he was a…

… Virolet; experiencing antisemitism; the camp de la route de Limoges (Poitiers concentration camp); the registration of Jews; having to wear a yellow star…