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A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Archives of the Destruction: A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Abaujszanto. Akmene. Destroyed synagogue, exterior, 1945. Prewar, typical house of a Jewish family. Frame 221E09. Frame 185A05. Fiche: 221 Fiche: 185 Abaujszanto. Akniste. Destroyed synagogue, exterior, 1945. Jews concentrated before execution. Frame 221E08. Frame 085E03. Fiche: 221 Fiche: 085 Abaujszanto. Akniste, Latvia. Destroyed synagogue, interior, 1945. Cemetery. Frame 221E07. Frame 239G01. Fiche: 221 Fiche: 239 Abony, Hungary. Akniste, Latvia. Work brigade. Identical to 231F06. Frame 109D09. Frame 231F07. Fiche: 109 Fiche: 231 Adelsberg DPC. Akniste, Latvia. First-aid class?. Identical to 231F08. Frame 160C07. Frame 231F09. Fiche: 160 Fiche: 231 Adelsheim. Akniste, Latvia. Former synagogue, exterior. Identical to 231G01. Frame 215A06. Frame 231G02. Fiche: 215 Fiche: 231 Ahlem. Akniste, Latvia. Building, grounds of agricultural school. Jewish victims of the Holocaust buried in Frame 101C04. Christian graveyard. Fiche: 101 Frame 231F06. Fiche: 231 Ahlem. Dormitory at the agricultural school. Akniste, Latvia. Frame 101C03. Mass grave of victims of the Holocaust. Fiche: 101 Frame 231G05. Fiche: 231 Ahlem. Hothouses at the agricultural school. Akniste, Latvia. Frame 101C01. Mass grave of victims of the Holocaust from this Fiche: 101 town. Frame 231F02. Aix. Fiche: 231 Jewish soldier by monument in garden. Frame 111E08. Akniste, Latvia. Fiche: 111 Memorial ceremony to victims of the Holocaust. Frame 231F08. Aix-les-Bains. Fiche: 231 Entrance to yeshiva. Frame 087A06. Akniste, Latvia. Fiche: 087 The river where the Jews of this town were shot. Frame 231G03. Aix-les-Bains. Fiche: 231 Yeshivat Hachmei Zarfat. Frame 087A04. Akniste, Latvia. Fiche: 087 Roundup house for Jews, later shot in the river. Frame 231G01. Aix-les-Bains. Fiche: 231 Yeshivat Hachmei Zarfat. Frame 087A05. Fiche: 087 1 Archives of the Destruction: A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Aldenburg. Allenstein. Arrest of Jewish men. Synagogue exterior. Frame 101G05. Frame 213A08. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 213 Aldenburg. Alps. Arrest of Jewish men. Jewish soldier in the Alps. Frame 101G08. Frame 111D03. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 111 Aldenburg. Alsbach. Arrest of Jewish men. Synagogue interior. Frame 101G06. Frame 213A09. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 213 Aldenburg. Alsbach. Arrest of Jewish men, 1939. Synagogue interior. Frame 101G03. Frame 225E02. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 225 Aldenburg. Alsbach. Arrest of Jewish men, 1939. Synagogue interior. Frame 101G04. Frame 225E03. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 225 Aldenburg. Alsedziai. Arrest of Jewish men, 1939. Prewar, grammar school class. Frame 102E01. Frame 183F06. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 183 Aldenburg. Altotting. Arrest of Jews (1938 or 39?). First congress of survivors. Frame 135E08. Frame 177F09. Fiche: 135 Fiche: 177 Aldenburg. Altotting. Burning of synagogue, 1939. Mass grave. Frame 137C03. Frame 189F09. Fiche: 137 Fiche: 189 Aldenburg. Altotting*. Jews arrested, two women (front) look pleased. Third congress of survivors. Frame 101G07. Frame 177G01. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 177 Algeria. Altotting DPC. Tents in the desert. Learning to be fishermen. Frame 095C06. Frame 165E02. Fiche: 095 Fiche: 165 Algeria. Altotting DPC. Tents in the desert. Memorial march. Frame 095C09. Frame 162F01. Fiche: 095 Fiche: 162 Algeria. Altotting DPC. Tents in the desert. Speaker's table. Frame 095C08. Frame 161G05. Fiche: 095 Fiche: 161 Allach. Altotting, D.P. Center. War criminals. Abundance of food waiting to be eaten. Frame 023D08. Frame 102D09. Fiche: 023 Fiche: 102 2 Archives of the Destruction: A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Altotting, D.P. Center. Altotting, D.P. Center. Americans beside memorial to Hitler's victims. UNNRA Children's Center. Frame 102A07. Frame 102A01. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 102 Altotting, D.P. Center. Altotting, D.P. Center. Building on grounds of DP Center. Young men eating. Frame 102A05. Frame 102D08. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 102 Altotting, D.P. Center. Altotting, Germany. Children eating. Closeup of 241D09. Frame 101G09. Frame 241E01. Fiche: 101 Fiche: 241 Altotting, D.P. Center. Altotting, Germany, camp. Children eating. Cemetery. Frame 102A04. Frame 241D09. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 241 Altotting, D.P. Center. Altotting, Postwar. Flagpole with Magen David on top. Locals bury the dead. Frame 102A06. Frame 102B02. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 102 Altotting, D.P. Center. Altotting, Postwar. German inscription on memorial. Locals bury the dead. Frame 102A09. Frame 102B03. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 102 Altotting, D.P. Center. Alytus. Honor-guard at memorial. Yavne grammar school, 1929-30. Frame 102A08. Frame 186E07. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 186 Altotting, D.P. Center. Amberg. Men and boys eating. Synagogue exterior. Frame 102A03. Frame 215A07. Fiche: 102 Fiche: 215 Altotting, D.P. Center. American zone*. Monument to American troops who freed the Sign reads: Long live the Jewish State. camps. Frame 178B08. Frame 102B04. Fiche: 178 Fiche: 102 Amsterdam. Altotting, D.P. Center. Anna Frank House. Row of coffins. Frame 046A05. Frame 102B06. Fiche: 046 Fiche: 102 Amsterdam. Altotting, D.P. Center. Beit Israel. Sidewalk vendors. Frame 152A07. Frame 102B08. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 102 Amsterdam. Altotting, D.P. Center. Bombing of Amsterdam, 1940. Sign to Assembly Center, UNNRA. Frame 090A01. Frame 102A02. Fiche: 090 Fiche: 102 Amsterdam. Altotting, D.P. Center. Child with anti-Jewish sign, 1942. Street scene -- life returns to normal. Frame 108C06. Frame 102B07. Fiche: 108 Fiche: 102 3 Archives of the Destruction: A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Gate to the Ghetto. P.F.W. Nak, b. December 28, 1906. Frame 108D03. Frame 093A06. Fiche: 108 Fiche: 093 Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Hanukka menorah, 1935. Scene along the canal. Frame 217C06. Frame 109B05. Fiche: 217 Fiche: 109 Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Hanukkah 1942, this woman died in Sobibor. Synagogue interior. Frame 108A07. Frame 225C02. Fiche: 108 Fiche: 225 Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Jew with yellow patch. Willem Kraan, b. 1909, shot November 19, 1942. Frame 081A05. Frame 152B06. Fiche: 081 Fiche: 152 Amsterdam. Ancona. "Jews not served.". Forced labor, 1942. Frame 081A04. Frame 088G07. Fiche: 081 Fiche: 088 Amsterdam. Ancona. Judenrat. Gathered near the Bracci caves, 1942. Frame 152B03. Frame 088G04. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 088 Amsterdam. Ancona. Judenrat?. Jews at forced labor, 1942. Frame 152B04. Frame 088G05. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 088 Amsterdam. Ancona. Judenrat?. Jews at forced labor, 1942. Frame 152B05. Frame 088G06. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 088 Amsterdam. Ancona. Judenrat building. Local population, with priests. Frame 152A08. Frame 088G08. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 088 Amsterdam. Andrychow. Judenrat offices. Building formerly housed mikve. Frame 152B01. Frame 057A09. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 057 Amsterdam. Andrychow. Judenrat, central offices. Building of the former mikve. Frame 152B02. Frame 057B02. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 057 Amsterdam. Andrychow. Nazi stands over Jews, deportation Feb. 22, 1941. Ruins of a synagogue. Frame 108B03. Frame 198A03. Fiche: 108 Fiche: 198 Amsterdam. Andrychow. Office of chairman, entrance forbidden. Street of the former ghetto. Frame 152A09. Frame 057B01. Fiche: 152 Fiche: 057 4 Archives of the Destruction: A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Angriff. Apeldoorn. Anti-Semitic coin minted 1934-35. Synagogue, 1941, note graffiti. Frame 115D02. Frame 221E01. Fiche: 115 Fiche: 221 Angriff. Argentina?. Anti-Semitic coin minted 1934-35. Eichmann. Frame 115D03. Frame 134F02. Fiche: 115 Fiche: 134 Ansbach DPC. Ariogala. Talmud Torah of the Vaad Hahazala. Synagogue. Frame 165D08. Frame 198A04. Fiche: 165 Fiche: 198 Ansbach DPC. Arnhem. Vaad Hahazala school, secular studies. Liberation of Stalab LLB. Frame 165D09. Frame 093A07. Fiche: 165 Fiche: 093 Antaliepte. Arnstadt. Prewar, a wedding in town. Synagogue interior. Frame 186E02. Frame 213B01. Fiche: 186 Fiche: 213 Antaliepte. Atlit. Prewar, friends. Boy survivor from Czernowitz among arrivals. Frame 186C07. Frame 158G06. Fiche: 186 Fiche: 158 Antaliepte. Attenmoos. Synagogue. Door mantle from 1723 with Hebrew inscription. Frame 198A09. Frame 215A08. Fiche: 198 Fiche: 215 Antwerp. Aufhausen. Lillian and Arnold Buschel, 1943. Interior of synagogue. Frame 087B09. Frame 225E07. Fiche: 087 Fiche: 225 Antwerp. Aufhausen. Rabbi Mordecai Rotenberg. Interior of synagogue. Frame 108B04. Frame 225E08. Fiche: 108 Fiche: 225 Anyksciai. Aufhausen. Prewar, market day. Synagogue exterior. Frame 183B08. Frame 215A04. Fiche: 183 Fiche: 215 Apeldoorn. Aufhausen. Synagogue, 1941, note graffiti. Synagogue, women's section. Frame 220F05. Frame 225E06. Fiche: 220 Fiche: 225 Apeldoorn. Aufhausen. Synagogue, 1941, note graffiti. Synagogue, women's section. Frame 220F06. Frame 225E04. Fiche: 220 Fiche: 225 Apeldoorn. Aufhausen. Synagogue, 1941, note graffiti. Synagogue, women's section. Frame 221E02. Frame 225E05. Fiche: 221 Fiche: 225 5 Archives of the Destruction: A Photographic Record of Yad Vashem Author Index Augsburg. Ausburg. Destroyed synagogue on Kristallnacht. US officers & Polish officer receive medals. Frame 215A09. Frame 149A03. Fiche: 215 Fiche: 149 Augsburg. Auschwitz. Synagogue interior, 1917-1938. 1947. Sitting on the ruins of the crematorium. Frame 213B02. Frame 235F07. Fiche: 213 Fiche: 235 Augsburg. Auschwitz. Synagogue, interior, postwar. Abandoned possessions. Frame 177F03. Frame 012A04. Fiche: 177 Fiche: 012 Augsburg DPC. Auschwitz. A child in Vaad Hahazala children's home. Abandoned possessions. Frame 165D05. Frame 012A08. Fiche: 165 Fiche: 012 Augsburg DPC. Auschwitz. Revisionist mass meeting
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