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Collectivités auteurs:	Yad Vashem Martyrs and Heroes Memorial Authority (Organisme émetteur)
Format:	Revue
Langue:	English
Publié:	Jerusalem : Yad Vashem
Contenu:	558 notices

1. Emmanuel Ringelblum's last request, March 1, 1944

2. The Vilna proclamation of January 1, 1942, in historical perspective

3. Hitler and the pogrom of November 9-10, 1938

4. Sixth international historical conference on the subject : She'erith Hapletah : the process of rehabilitation and political struggle held at Yad Vashem, Jerusalem, October 14-17, 1...

5. Searchlight into darkness : the diary of Ferenc Szálasi, September 15, 1943 - July 18, 1944

6. On the pathogenesis of the anti-semitism of Sebastian Brunner (1814 - 1893)

7. In Memoriam Ben-Zion Dinur (1884 - 1973)

8. Isaiah Trunk (1905-1981) : in memoriam

9. The Tószegi Affair : rumors, "the people's verdicts", and provincial Antisemitism in Hungary, 1919-1921

10. Walter Ze'ev Laqueur (1921-2018)

11. The "Duce" and the Jews : an assessment of the literature on Italian Jewry under fascism 1922 - 1945

12. The dean of Hungarian Holocaust studies : Randolph L. Braham (1922-2018)

13. "They are so alive inside me" : Yisrael Gutman (1923 - 2013) - Holocaust survivor, Ghetto fighter, and Jewish historian

14. Ideologue and propagandist: Hitler in light of his speeches, wrintings and orders, 1925-1928

15. Head and shoulders above his peers : Shmuel Krakowski (1926-2018)

16. Where did Nazi anti-semitism disappear to? : Anti-semitic propaganda and ideology of the Nazi Party, 1929-1933 : a historiographic study

17. Hans Mommsen (1930 - 2015) : a history of cumulative redicalization

18. Testimonies and recollections about activities organized by German Jewry during the years 1933 - 1945 : catalogue of manuscripts in the Yad Vashem Archives : supplements for the ye...

19. The Nazi Party and its violence against the Jews, 1933 - 1939 : violence as a historiographical concept

20. Testimonies and recollections about activities organized by German Jewry during the years 1933 - 1945 : (catalogue of manuscripts in the Yad Washem Archives)

21. American non-sectarian refugee relief organizations (1933 - 1945)

22. American diplomats in Berlin (1933 - 1939) and their attitude to the nazi persecution of the Jews

23. The "Bystanders' Perspective" : the 'Toronto Daily Star' and Its Coverage of the Persecution of the Jews and the Holocaust in Canada, 1933 - 1945

24. Argentina and the Holocaust : the conceptions and policies of Argentine diplomacy, 1933-1945

25. Nazi Persecution and Strategies for Survival Jewish Businesses in Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, and Breslau, 1933 - 1942

26. Response of the Jewish Daily Press in Palestine to the Accession of Hitler, 1933

27. The Catholic elites in Brazil and their attitude toward the Jews, 1933 - 1939

28. The role of antisemitism in the expulsion of non-aryan students, 1933 - 1945

29. The dispute over the leadership of German Jewry (1933 - 1938)

30. Yeshayahu A. Jelinek (1933 - 2016) : pioneer historian of Central Europe and the Holocaust

31. The German Gold Discount Bank (Dego) and the Persecution of the Jews 1933 - 1945

32. Referat Deutschland, Jewish policy and the German Foreign Office (1933 - 1940)

33. The German Foreign Office and the Palestine question in the period 1933 - 1939

34. Cooptation of elites : american jewish reactions to the nazi menace, 1933

35. The committee for Jewish refugees in Holland (1933-1940)

36. An example of "intellectual barbarism" : the story of "alien" Jewish medical practitioners in Australia, 1933 - 1956

37. POLEMICS WITH NAZISM IN THE NEWSPAPERS ZIDOV AND JEVREJSKI GLAS IN YUGOSLAVIA 1935-1941

38. Relations between Poland and Germany and their impact on the Jewish problem in Poland (1935 - 1938)

39. Sir Martin Gilbert, 1936 - 2015

40. Maxime Steinberg - Brussels, 1936 - 2010

41. British government policy towards Jewish refugees (November 1937 - September 1939)

42. Portugal, the consuls, and the Jewish refugees 1938-1941

43. Public opinion in Western Europe and the Evian Conference of July 1938

44. “From tears come rivers, from rivers come oceans, from oceans — a flood” : the Polenaktion, 1938–1939

45. Argentina's immigration policy during the Holocaust (1938-1945)

46. The daily life of the village and country Jews in Hessen from Hitler's ascent to power to november 1938

47. Terra incognita? the camps for "Jewish labor conscription" (1938-1943) and the German population

48. History, remembrance, and a "useful past" in the public thought of Hungarian Jewry, 1938 - 1939

49. The crucial year 1938

50. Between discrimination and extermination : (the fateful year 1938)

51. The defiant few : Jews and the Czech "inside front" (1938-1942)

52. Switzerland and the refugees fleeing nazism : documents on the German Jews turned back at the Basel border in 1938-1939

53. Miron Cristea, the Romanian Orthodox Patriarch : His Political and Religious Influence in Deciding the Fate of the Romanian Jews (February 1938 - March 1939)

54. Justice for Captain Paul Grüninger : Conviction and Rehabilitation of a Swiss Police Chief Who Assisted Jewish Refugees 1938 - 1998

55. Flight to Shanghai, 1938-1940 : the larger setting

56. CONFRONTING THE REALITY OF THE HOLOCAUST: RICHARD LICHTHEIM, 1939-1942

57. Zionist policy and the fate of European Jewry (1939-1942)

58. THE FOUNDING AND ACTIVITY OF THE HEHALUTZ-HISTADRUT RESCUE CENTER IN GENEVA, 1939-1942

59. "The war against the Jews 1939 - 1945"

60. The Jews of Staszów, 1939 - 1943 : history through a diarist's eyes : a comparative discussion

61. Seeking relative safety : the flight of Polish Jews to the East in the autumn of 1939

62. Ben-Gurion and the Holocaust of European Jewry 1939 - 1945 : a stereotype reexamined

63. The fate of Jewish prisoners of war in the September 1939 campaign

64. The Protectorate government and the "Jewish Question", 1939-1941

65. The Anatymy of Rescue : the Wartime Diary of Aurelia Wyleżyńska, 1939 - 1944

66. Zionist reactions to Hungarian Anti-Jewish Legislation 1939-1942

67. The Jews of Pinsk, 1939 - 1943, through the prism of new documentation

68. "Some short business trips" : Kurt Forstreuter and the looting of archives in Poland and Lithuania, 1939 - 1942

69. Credit banks and the Holocaust in the Generalgouvernement, 1939-1945

70. Select British Documents on the illegal immigration to Palestine (1939 - 1940)

71. Vatican policy and the "Jewish problem" in "Independent" Slovakia (1939 - 1945)

72. Jewish defendants in German and Polish courts in the Warsaw District, 1939 - 1942

73. Soviet media on the fate of Jews in nazi-occupied territory (1939 - 1941)

74. Poverty and persecution : the Reichsvereinigung, the Jewish population, and anti-jewish policy in the Nazi State, 1939-1945

75. Rural hubs of early destruction : the waterworks' camps in the Lublin District, 1940-1942

76. "The persecution and destruction of Dutch Jewry 1940 - 1945

77. THE STATUTES ON JEWS: OCTOBER 3, 1940 AND JUNE 2, 1941

78. From Reichsautobahnlager to Schmelt Camp : Brande, a Forgotten Holocaust Site in Western Upper Silesia, 1940 - 1943

79. THE JEWS OF FRANCE AND THE STATUTES ON JEWS, 1940-1941

80. From Kiddush Hashem to the rise of heroines in Soviet Yiddish literature of the 1940s

81. Rescue of Jews of Bukharan, Iranian anf Afghan origin in occupied France (1940 - 1944)

82. THE JEWISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN ROMANIA DURING WORLD WAR II (1940-1944)

83. Estonian Jews in the U.S.S.R. (1941 - 1945) : (Research based on survivors' testimony)

84. Conflicting signals : British intelligence on the "final solution" through radio intercepts and other sources, 1941 - 1942

85. A contribution to the study of terror in the so-called independent state of Croatia: concentration camps for women in 1941-42

86. Planning for the Final Solution against the background of developments in Holland in 1941

87. Bibliography of Yiddish publications in the U.S.S.R., during 1941 - 1948

88. Provincial Police Reports : New Insights Into Hungarian Jewish History, 1941-1944

89. Officially approved emigration from Germany after 1941 : a case study

90. Jews in the service of Organisation Todt in the occupied Soviet Territories, October 1941 - March 1942

91. The fateful decision: the flight of the Jews into the Soviet interior in the summer of 1941

92. "Californian" colonists versus local profiteers? : the competition for Jewish property during the economic colonization of Bukovina, 1941 - 1943

93. Hungarian Soldiers and Jews on the Eastern Front, 1941 - 1943

94. Daily record sheet of the Jewish police (District I) in the Czestochowa Ghetto 1941 - 1942

95. "We emptied our Magazines into them" : the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police and the Holocaust in Generalbezirk Charkow, 1941 - 1943

96. The Romanian way of solving the "Jewish problem" in Bessarabia and Bukovina, June-July 1941

97. Attempts to obtain Shanghai permits in 1941 : a case of rescue priority during the Holocaust

98. “The book of curses” : the diary of Beinish Berkowicz, Nowogródek ghetto, 1942–1943

99. American Zionist Leaders and the Rescue of European Jews - November - December 1942

100. The Polish Government-in-Exile and the deportations of Polish Jews from France in 1942

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