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ARCHIVES |
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403
addresses of German state and municipal archives |
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JEWISH
HISTORY |
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A
Jewish childhood and youth in Landau (Palatinate) until Kristallnacht
by Lore Metzger |
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Between
Assimilation and Annihilation: Jews in Germany and Their Children
by Dr. Andreas J. Schwab |
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Bits
and pieces: a Jewish teenager's recollections of the pogrom
of November 9/10, 1938 in Caputh and Nuremberg by Ann Gerzon-Berlin |
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Ferdinand
Eberstadt (1808 Worms - 1888 Mannheim) and his Family by Ernest
Goldsmith |
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Kvatch
mit Sauze. Observations of Jewish Emigrants on the Past
and Present |
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Memories
and history of our family by Herb Meyers (born 1921 in
Wiesbaden) |
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Our
Family by Heinz and Thea Ruth Skyte |
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Prof.
Ludwig Bauer: Our visits to Germany in 1987 & 1998 (Wuerzburg,
Wiesenfeld, Thuengen, Forchheim, Ottensoos, Nuremberg, Munich) |
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The
Eastern Route Fleeing Germany: Two Eyewitness Stories from 1940 |
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NAZISM |
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Erna
Neuberger-Kolb: Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, Oederan and Bergen-Belsen |
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German
Multimedia - 1937 |
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Making
up history: Erik Larson's book In the Garden of Beasts |
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The
Final Act of Wulkow by Herbert Kolb |
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The
one that got away: Samuel Kunz, the handyman of extermination
in Belzec - a surprising sequel (by Willie Glaser) |
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The
Transportation List from Wulkow to Theresienstadt, provided
by Mr. Werner Loeb |
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POSTWAR
HISTORY |
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Changing
People's Minds? American Reorientation in Germany After World
War II by Harald Leder |
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Prof.
Dr. Kurt E. Shuler: Forgetful Remembrance: Compromised Chemists
at the Renaming Ceremony of the Richard Willstaetter Gymnasium
1965 in Nuremberg |
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Switch
to freedom: A hijacked train dashing through the Czech-German
border in 1951 |
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Welcome
to democratic Germany by Herbert Kolb |
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CONTEMPORARY |
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Prof.
emeritus Arnold Friedmann: November 9th 1938 - 1989 - 2009 in
Germany |
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HUMOR |
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Henry
Kissinger on the Germans |
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EXTERNAL
LINKS |
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Clio-online:
German-English internet gateway for historians with a customized
meta-search engine and moderated mailing lists |
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GerSIG,
the German Special Interest Group of JewishGen, Inc., the largest
network of Jewish genealogists worldwide. |
