Hugo Valentin
Hugo Mauritz Valentin (October 4, 1888 – May 7, 1963) was a Swedish historian, writer, and scholar in the field of Jewish history, particularly the history of Jews in Sweden, for which he has been labelled "The father of Swedish-Jewish history". He is also noted for his work on antisemitism and the Holocaust.An honorary president and former chairman of the Swedish Zionist Federation, Valentin authored numerous works on Jewish history, antisemitism, and Zionism, part of which has been translated into English. Provided by Wikipedia
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Rescue and relief activities in behalf of Jewish victims of Nazism in Scandinavia / by Hugo Valentin
by Valentin, Hugo 1888-1963
Published in: Yivo annual of Jewish social science. - Yiddish Scientific Institute, Yivo 8 (1953), S. 224 - 251
Published in: Yivo annual of Jewish social science. - Yiddish Scientific Institute, Yivo 8 (1953), S. 224 - 251
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by Huttenbach, Henry R.
Published: Uppsala : Uppsala Programme for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Univ, 2004.
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“...Valentin, Hugo 1888-1963...”Published: Uppsala : Uppsala Programme for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Univ, 2004.
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Published: Stockholm : Studentföreningen Verdandi, 1942
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