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41. On the morning after Kristallnacht local residents watch as the Ober Ramstadt synagogue is destroyed by fire.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 04467
Date:
1938 November 10
42. Local residents watch as flames consume the synagogue in Opava, set on fire during Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 89998
Date:
1938 November 09 - 1938 November 10
43. Male Jews are arrested during Kristallnacht and forced to march through the town streets under SS guard to watch the desecration of a synagogue, then to be deported.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 27224A
Date:
1938 November 10
44. On the morning after Kristallnacht local residents watch as the Ober Ramstadt synagogue is destroyed by fire. The local fire department prevented the fire from spreading to a nearby home, but did not try to limit the damage to the synagogue.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 04469
Date:
1938 November 10
45. View of the destroyed interior of the Hechingen synagogue the day after Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 87449
Date:
1938 November 10
46. German children play among the ruins of the Peter-Gemeinder-Strasse synagogue in Beerfelden that was destroyed during Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 96945
Date:
Circa 1938 November 11
47. On the morning after Kristallnacht local residents watch as the Ober Ramstadt synagogue is destroyed by fire. The local fire department prevented the fire from spreading to a nearby home, but did not try to limit the damage to the synagogue.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 23609
Date:
1938 November 10
48. View of the old synagogue in Aachen after its destruction on Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 38041
Date:
Circa 1938 November 10
49. The verso of a postcard sent by Gustav Straus to his wife and son in Essen while he was en route to Dachau, following his arrest on Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 28663A
Date:
1938 November 18
50. A man surveys the damage to the Lichtenstein leather goods store after the Kristallnacht pogrom.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 73909
Date:
1938 November 10
51. Studio portraits of Joseph Landman taken before and after his incarceration in Dachau on Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 66876
Date:
1938
52. The damaged lintel above a Torah ark from a synagogue in Nentershausen, Germany that was destroyed during Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: N00319
Date:
1938
53. The Star of David atop the Zerrennerstrasse synagogue in Pforzheim lies bent over the cupola as a result of the burning of the synagogue on Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 97570
Date:
Circa 1938 November 10
54. Germans pass by the broken shop window of a Jewish-owned business that was destroyed during Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 86838
Date:
1938 November 10
55. Exterior view of the synagogue in Opava.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 89997
Date:
1938
56. On the morning after Kristallnacht local residents watch as the Ober Ramstadt synagogue is destroyed by fire. The local fire department prevented the fire from spreading to a nearby home, but did not try to limit the damage to the synagogue.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 23608
Date:
1938 November 10
57. Intervior view of the Great Synagogue of Nuremberg during its demolition by order of Nazi municipal leaders.
Photograph | Photograph Number: 78078
Date:
1938 August 10 - 1938 September 04
58. Exterior view of the old synagogue in Aachen, built in 1862. On the portal is a biblical inscription, which translates, "For my house shall be called/A house of prayer for all peoples." The synagogue was destroyed on Kristallnacht.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 29815
Date:
Before 1938
59. View of the Zerrennerstrasse synagogue in Pforzheim.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 97569
Date:
Circa 1930
60. Death certificate for Selma Stiefel Zwienicki, who was killed by the Nazis during the Kristallnacht pogrom in Bremen, Germany. The Nazi seal is on the lower left-hand corner.
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Photograph | Photograph Number: 89496
Date:
1938 November 10