Columbus Globe for State and Industry Leaders

The Columbus World Globe for State and Industry Leaders (also called the Hitler Earth Globe ) was a globe designed especially for Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party . It was built in Berlin during the 1930s, and remained in Hitler’s office most of the time. The globe became notorious in the United States after …
Führerhauptquartier Werwolf

The Führerhauptquartier Werwolf was the key name of one of the largest military barracks of Adolf Hitler during World War II . The name Werwolf means in German ‘werewolf’. The term Werwolf was also used by the Nazi Party to refer to clandestine resistance groups allegedly operating against Germany’s Allied occupation at the end of …
Rudolf Höß

Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Höß , also written Hoess or Hoess ( Baden-Baden , 25 of November of 1900 - Auschwitz , 16 of April of 1947 ) was a military and official Nazi member of the SS (Schutzstaffel) and the Waffen-SS with the rank Of SS- Obersturmbannführer ( Lieutenant Colonel ) . He was commander …
Erna Wallisch

Erna Wallisch ( October to February of 1922 - 21 of February of 2008 ) was a criminal Nazi and security guard at two concentration camps during the Holocaust Jew. It is also known as “Hitler’s Witch” because of how severe it was with the prisoners, as well as by the humiliations and humiliations to …
Otto Rahn
Karl Otto Koch
Theodor Eicke

Theodor Eicke ( Hampont , 1 Alsace-Lorraine , German Empire , (now France ), 17 of October of 1892 - near Orel , Soviet Union , 26 of February of 1943 ) was a Nazi leader known for his fanaticism and brutal effectiveness in Administration of concentration camps through the SS-Totenkopfverbände , and having participated …
Michel Lippert
Siegfried Seidl
Michael Seifert
Ernst-Günther Schenck
Wilhelm Pfannenstiel

Dr. Hermann Wilhelm Pfannenstiel ( Breslau , Germany ; December as February as 1890 - Stuttgart , Germany ; 1 as November as 1982 ). Doctor of Medicine and Officer of the Nazi SS , participant in the Jewish Holocaust during World War II . Participation in the Holocaust Dr. Pfannenstiel joined the Nazi Party …
Trials of Dachau

The Dachau Trials were part of the set of jurisdictional processes - the most well known were the Nuremberg trials - to carry out the responsibilities of defunct Nazi Germany at the end of World War II . He judged war criminals caught in areas occupied by the United States and accused of violating its …
Guardians in Nazi concentration camps

The guards in Nazi concentration camps or Aufseherinnen were women who acted as guards in concentration camps and extermination during the period of Nazi Germany . Of the 55,000 guardians who served in the Nazi concentration camps , about 3,700 were women. In 1942, the first guardians arrived at Auschwitz and Majdanek from Ravensbrück . …
Wilhelm Dörr
Jenny-Wanda Barkmann

Jenny-Wanda Barkmann (1922- July 4, 1946) was a guardian of a Nazi concentration camp during World War II . He is believed to have spent his childhood in Hamburg , Germany . In 1944 was destined to the concentration camp of Stutthof , like guardian, where it mistreated and tortured prisoners, arriving in cases to …
Franz Abromeit
Carlos Fuldner
Pierre Daye
Ratlines
Ronald Richter

Ronald Richter (n. November from October of 1909 in Falkenau an der Eger , Austria -. F the 29 of December of 1991 in Viedma , Argentina ) was a scientist Austrian , nationalized Argentine who became famous in connection with the Huemul Project of Argentina, an attempt to generate energy through nuclear fusion in …
Hans-Ulrich Rudel

Hans-Ulrich Rudel (July 2, 1916 - December 18, 1982) was a celebrated German fighter, bomber and spearfighter on the Eastern Front during World War II . Rudel was possessor until his death of the highest German decoration of his time: The Iron Cross with Oak Leaves in Gold, Swords and Diamonds of the Third Reich …
Paul Schafer
Josef Schwammberger
Otto Skorzeny
Erich Priebke
ODESSA

ODESSA ( German : Organization der ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen : Organization of Former SS Members ) was a secret collaboration network developed by Nazi groups to help escape SS members from Germany to other countries where they were safe, particularly To Latin America . The organization was used by the novelist Frederick Forsyth in his 1972 …
Jacques de Mahieu

Jacques de Mahieu ( Paris , France , 31 October of 1915 - Buenos Aires , Argentina , 4 October of 1990 ) was a philosopher , sociologist and anthropologist Franco-Argentine, and politician in Argentina. Life Senior French pro - Nazi of the Vichy regime . He was part of the 33rd Grenadier Division SS …
Charles Lescat
Rene Lagrou
Walter Kutschmann

Walter Kutschmann ( Dresden , Germany , 24 of July of 1914 - Buenos Aires, Argentina , August 30, 1986) was a Untersturmführer of the SS and officer of the Gestapo , accused of being responsible for the slaughter of 2,000 Polish Jews in Lviv , Poland In 1941. 1 Biography Walter Kutschmann was born …
Walther Darre
Herberts Cukurs
Ernst Buffa

Ernst Joachim Valentin Gustav Buffa (n. Opole , Upper Silesia , Germany , 14 February 1893 - F. Traben-Trarbach, Germany, 19 September 1971 ). He was a German military and strategist who participated in the First and Second World War . He commanded the anti-aircraft defense of Nazi Germany between January 30, 1943 until the …
Trial to the Einsatzgruppen

The Einsatzgruppen Trial was the ninth of twelve trials that followed Nuremberg’s main trial . It was carried out of 15 of September of 1947 to October of April of 1948 in Room 600 of the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg , where the main Nuremberg Trial by had already taken place International Criminal Court …
Walter Rauff
Hans-Adolf Prützmann
Herbert Lange

Herbert Lange (September 29, 1909 - April 20 , 1945) was a Sturmbannführer of the SS and commander of the extermination camp of Chelmno until 1942. Lange was killed in action during the Battle of Berlin , on April 20, 1945. 1 Notes Back to top↑ Epstein, 2010 , p. 338. References Friedlander, Henry (1997). …
Erich Gostl
Karl Kaufmann
Wilhelm Keitel

Johann Gustav Wilhelm Keitel Bodewin ( Bad Gandersheim , Germany , 22 of September of 1882 - Nuremberg , 16 of October of 1946 ) was a Field Marshal German and outstanding leader Nazi one during World War II . Between 1937 and 1945 he was commander of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), which made …
Erich Koch
Ilse Koch
Hans Heinrich Lammers

Hans Lammers ( Lubliniec , Upper Silesia , 27 of maypole of 1879 - Dusseldorf , 4 of January of 1962 ) was a lawyer and prominent personero of Nazi Germany with the rank of Obergruppenführer-SS who served as Chief of the Chancellery of the Third Reich From 1933 to 1945. Biography Hans Heinrich Lammers …
Pierre Laval
Black Legion (Croatia)

The Black Legion ( Croatian , Crna Legija ) was an elite paramilitary unit of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) created in the fall of 1941, famous for its crimes against the civilian population. History The Black Legion was created in September of 1941 , ostensibly to protect the eastern border of the NDH …
Robert Ley

Robert Ley ( Niederbreidenbach , Rhineland Prussian War , 15 of February of 1890 - Nuremberg , 25 of October of 1945 ) was a military , pilot , Ph.D., Gauleiter (Political Governor), Reichsleiter (Leader of the Reich) and union leader Germany Nazi . Biography Youth Son of humble parents, he had the possibility of …
Hinrich Lohse
Maks Luburic
Ludwig Fischer

Dr. Ludwig Fischer ( Kaiserslautern , 16 of April of 1905 , Warsaw , 8 of March of 1947 ) was a political Nazi , lawyer criminal, district governor of Warsaw and war during World War II . Trajectory Born in Kaiserslautern Catholic family , being a student joined the Nazi party and the Sturmabteilung …
Josef Meisinger

Josef Albert Meisinger ( Munich , 14 of September of 1899 - Warsaw , 7 of March of 1947 ) was a police colonel, SS-Standartenführer and war criminal German . Biography Son of Josef Meisinger and his wife Berta Volk, Meisinger studied four courses in the Volksschule in Munich, to then pass to the Luitpold-Gymnasium …
Kurt Meyer
Militia Ustacha

The Militia Ustashe ( Ustaška vojnica in Croatian ) was the host of the party Ustashe , established by the fascist regime of Ante Pavelic in the Independent State of Croatia (NDH), puppet state of the Axis in Yugoslavia during World War II . Throughout its existence, the Ustacha Militia underwent various reorganizations in its …
Franz Ziereis
Volksliste

The Deutsche Volksliste (German People’s List) was an institution of the Nazi party whose purpose was the classification of the inhabitants of the territories occupied by Germany and in charge of administering and classifying the inhabitants of these territories during the Second World War in categories of Convenience, according to criteria systematized by Heinrich Himmler …
Carl-Heinrich von Stulpnagel
Wilhelm Stuckart
Julius Streicher
SS-Sturmbrigade Dirlewanger

The SS-Sturmbrigade Dirlewanger , later denominated like 36.Waffen-Grenadier-SS Division was unit SS-Strafbataillon (” Battalion of punishment “) created by the Untersturmführer-SS Oskar Dirlewanger , under the consent of Himmler and that emphasized by its acts Atrocious in Poland and Belarus operating in similar functions as a SonderkommandoEinsatzgruppen during World War II . History In June …
Arthur Seyß-Inquart

Arthur Seyss-Inquart or Arthur Seyss-Inquart ( Stannern , Moravia , Austro - Hungarian Empire , 22 of July of 1892 - Nuremberg , 16 of October of 1946 ) was a political Austrian and the last Austrian Chancellor before the annexation ( Anschluss ) of Austria to the Nazi Germany in March 1938, provided largely …
Rudolf Schmundt
Karl Saur
Walter von Reichenau
Johann Rattenhuber
Oswald Pohl
Ante Pavelic

Ante Pavelic ( Bradina , municipality of Konjic , Bosnia and Herzegovina , 14 of July of 1889 - Madrid , Spain , 28 of December of 1959 ) was a politician and dictator Croatian leader and founding member of the terrorist group Fascist Revolutionary Uprising Movement Croatian Ustaša (In Croatian, “rebels” or “uprisings”) in …
Philippe Petain
Ruth Closius

Ruth Neudeck-Neudeck ( Breslau , 5 of July of 1920 - 29 of July of 1948 ) was an oversight of the SS in Ravensbrück concentration camp between December 1944 and March 1945. Also known by her married name, Ruth Neudeck . Neudeck impressed his superiors by his brutality towards the prisoners and was promoted …
Erich Neumann (Nazi politician)
Franz Novak
Otto Ohlendorf
Josef Oberhauser
Friedrich Panzinger
Paul giesler
Otto Rasch
Hanns Albin Rauter

Johann Baptist Albin Rauter ( Klagenfurt , Austria , 4 of February of 1895 - Scheveningen , Netherlands , 24 of March of 1949 ) was a senior commander of the SS and the Police in the Netherlands during the period 1940-1945. Rauter reported directly to Heinrich Himmler and Arthur Seyss-Inquart . After World War …
Wilhelm Rediess

Wilhelm Rediess ( October of October of 1900 - 8 of maypole of 1945 ) was a military man and the chief German secret police during the German occupation of Norway following the Operation Weserübung during World War II . In addition it was commander of the SS stationed in the Nordic country from the …
Gustav Richter
Heinz Rothke
Franz Walter Stahlecker

Franz Walter Stahlecker ( October of October of 1900 - 23 of March of 1942 ) was a general of the Waffen-SS born in Sternenfels in the district of Enz in the state of Baden-Württemberg , Germany in 1900. Beginnings He was an administrative jurist, who joined the Nazi party in 1932, being chosen in …
Otto Georg Thierack
Emma Zimmer
Wilhelm Zopf
Alfred Meyer
Ain-Ervin Mere

Ain-Ervin Mere ( 22 of February of 1903 - Leicester , 5 of April of 1969 ) was a military Estonian higher, spy, official Obersturmbannführer of the SS and director of Group B of the Sicherheitspolizei, Security Police in Estonia, organized by the Authorities of Nazi Germany during the occupation of the Baltic countries in …
Heinz Macher

Heinz Macher ( Chemnitz , Germany , 31 December of 1919 - Schenefeld , Pinneberg , 21 December of 2001 ) was a Sturmbannführer (major) of the Waffen SS , highly decorated in the Eastern Front and second personal assistant Reichsführer-SS , Himmler During World War II . Macher born in the town of Chemnitz …
Kurt Lischka
Rudolf Lange
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Otto Hunsche
Richard Glucks
Joseph Goebbels
Hermann Göring

Hermann Wilhelm Göring ( Rosenheim , December of January of 1893 - Nuremberg , 15 of October of 1946 ) was a prominent political and military German, member and prominent figure of the Nazi Party , lieutenant of Hitler and supreme commander of the Luftwaffe , Early years Hermann Wilhelm Goering was born in Marienbad …
Amon Göth
Werner Grothmann

Werner Grothmann ( Frankfurt am Main , Germany , 23 of August of 1915 - 26 of February of 2002 ) was a Obersturmbannführer (most) of the Waffen SS and adjutant of Reichsführer-SS , Heinrich Himmler from 1940 until its end in 1945. Biography Grothmann Werner was born in Frankfurt in 1915, in his youth …
Iron Guard (Romania)

The Iron Guard (in Romanian , Garda de Fier ) was a movement fascist , ultranationalist , clericalist and antisemitic Romanian , then become a political party, which existed from 1927 until 1941 . The movement was founded by Corneliu Zelea Codreanu the 24 of July of 1927 under the name Legion of San Miguel …
Hans Günther
Ernst Heinrichsohn

Ernst Heinrichsohn ( 1920 - 1994 ). German officer belonging to the Nazi SS , who participated in the Jewish Holocaust during World War II . Heinrichsohn who reached the rank of SS Untersturmführer ( Second Lieutenant ) was assistant to Theodor Dannecker and Heinz Röthke until December 1942 . He participated in the Winter …
Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler c ( Braunau am Inn , April 20, 1889- Berlin , April 30, 1945) was a German politician and military officer, imperial chancellor from 1933 and Führer-leader of Germany from 1934 until his death. It brought to power the National Socialist German Workers Party or Nazi Party d and led a regime totalitarian …
Karl Hocker

Karl-Friedrich Höcker ( Engershausen , Preußisch Oldendorf , Germany ; November to December of 1911 - Germany , 30 of January of 2000 ) was an SS Obersturmführer (First Lieutenant) and attached to Richard Baer , one of the commanders of the concentration camp Auschwitz I. Youth Being the youngest of six children, Höcker had …
Hermann Höfle

Hermann Julius Hoefle or Höfle ( Salzburg , Austria , 19 of June of 1911 - 20 of August of 1962 ) was an SS Sturmbannführer (Major) delegate SS General Odilo Globocnik in the program Operation Reinhard . Participation in the Holocaust He was born in Salzburg , Austria , Höfle joined the Nazi Party …
Otto Hofmann
Edmund Glaise von Horstenau
Karl Jäger

Karl Jäger ( Schaffhausen , 20 of September of 1888 - Hohenasperg , 22 of June of 1959 ) was an official Swiss of the SS , and commander of Einsatzkommando 3 Einsatzgruppen A during the Nazi occupation of Lithuania in World War II . Early years and career Jäger was born in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. …
Heinz Jost

Heinz Jost ( Homberg -Holzhausen, 9 of July of 1904 - Bensheim , December from November of 1964 ) was a prominent Nazi official with the rank of SS- Brigadeführer und Generalmajor der Polizei and Head of the Main Section of the SD-Hauptamt Amt III ( Abwehr ) of the Reich Central Security Office (RSHA). …
Wolf Heinrich Graf Helldorf
Odilo Globocnik
Josef Bühler
Rudolf Brandt
Philipp Bouhler
Walter Blume (SS)

Walter Blume ( Dortmund , Germany , 23 of July of 1906 - 13 of November of 1974 ) was a lawyer and Standartenführer of the SS (Colonel), head of the Sonderkommando 7a, which was part of the command of extermination Einsatzgruppe B, which was highlighted by The massacres of thousands of Jews in Belarus …
Paul Blobel

Paul Blobel ( Potsdam , 13 of August of 1894 - Landsberg am Lech , 7 of June of 1951 ) was an official Nazi participant in the Holocaust : SS - Standartenführer , member of the Sicherheitsdienst or SD, head of the special command (Sonderkommando) 4a and Of the Sonderkommando 1005 of the Einsatzgruppen …
Edmund Blaurock
Dorothea Binz
Werner Best
Gottlob Berger
Georg Bachmayer

Georg Bachmayer ( Fridolfing , Bayern , December of August of 1913 - 8 of maypole of 1945 ) was a military man of the SS with the rank of Hauptsturmführer (captain) and member of the SS division Totenkopf -verbände. He was an infamous commander of the Ebensee Forced Labor Camp I of the Mauthausen-Gusen …
Viktors Arajs

Viktors Arājs (born 13 from January of 1910 in Baldone , Latvia , killed on 13 of January of 1988 in Kassel , Germany ) was a militiaman Latvian , trained by the SD German, becoming namedSturmbannführer of the SS in 1943. During World War II Arājs directed the famous Sonderkommando Arājs , who worked …
Max Amann
Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski
Milivoj Asner
Heinrich Himmler

Heinrich Luitpold Himmler ( Munich , October 7, 1900 - Lueneburg , May 23, 1945) was a Nazi officer senior, Reichsführer of the Schutzstaffel (SS), and one of the main leaders of the Nazi Party (NSDAP) during the Nationalist regime. The Nazi leader Adolf Hitler appointed for a short period military commander of the army …
Rudolf Kastner

Israel Rudolf Kastner 1 (1906-15 March 1957) was a journalist and lawyer Hungarian - Jew who became known for helping Jews escape from occupied Hungary by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust . He was assassinated in 1957 after an Israeli court accused him of collaborating with the Nazis. Along with Joel Brand , Kastner was …
Ben Hecht

Ben Hecht (n. 28 of February of 1894 - 18 of April of 1964 ) was a writer , film director , producer, playwright and novelist American . Called “the Shakespeare of Hollywood”, received credit on the screen, alone or in collaboration, for the stories or scripts of some 70 films. As a prolific author, …
Joel Brand

Joel Brand ( 25 of April of 1906 - 13 of July of 1964 ) was a Jewish Hungarian who became known for his role during the Holocaust while trying to save the Hungarian Jewish community from deportation to the concentration camp at Auschwitz . Described by historian Yehuda Bauer as a valiant adventurer who …
Leopold Obermayer
Helene Metzger
August L. Mayer

August Liebmann Mayer ( Griesheim , 1885 - Auschwitz , 1944) was an historian of German art and Hispanist , a specialist in Spanish painting of the Golden Age . Disciple of Heinrich Wölfflin (1864-1945), prominent representative of the formalist current , Mayer was the first to apply a modern methodology to the study of …
Georg Hornstein

Georg Hornstein ( Berlin , December 8, 1900 - Buchenwald concentration camp , Germany, September 3, 1942) was a Jewish resistance fighter in Nazi Germany . The recognition of his Jewish heritage, which he himself made in 1942 during his captivity by the Gestapo , has often been cited as an example of Jewish resistance …
Kornél Havasi
Fritz Grünbaum

Fritz Grünbaum ( 7 of April of 1880 - 14 of January of 1941 ) was a cabaret performer, librettist of operettas and song writer, director, actor and emcee of Austrian nationality. Biography Born in Brno , in the present Czech Republic , his real name was Franz Friedrich Grünbaum. In his childhood and adolescence …
Mordechaj Gebirtig
Karol Piltz
Anna Sophia Polak
Charlotte Salomon
Joseph Schmidt
Felice Schragenheim

Rachel Felice Schragenheim ( Berlin , 9 of March of 1922 - possibly in early 1945 in transport to Bergen-Belsen ) was one journalist German , who died in the genocide against the Jews organized by the Nazis . Posthumously he achieved fame as protagonist of the book Aimée and Jaguar of Erica Fischer and …
Enzo Sereni
Else Ury

Else Ury ( 1 of November of 1877 , Berlin (Germany) , 13 of January of 1943 , extermination camp of Auschwitz (Poland) ). She was a German writer of children’s literature, especially popular in her native country for the series of stories titled Nesthäkchen , starring her main character, the girl Annemarie Braun . …
Arthur Wellin
Yva
Ruth Maier

Ruth Maier (November 10, 1920, Vienna, Austria - December 1, 1942, Auschwitz, Poland) was an Austrian woman who wrote journals telling about her experience during the Holocaust in Austria and Norway. Her writings were published in 2007, and she is described as “Anne Frank of Norway”. Youth Ruth Maier was born in Vienna to a …
Chaim Rumkowski
Elise Richter
Helga Hošková-Weissová

Helga Hošková-Weissová (1929) is a Czech artist and a survivor of the Holocaust. She was raised in Prague and, on November 4, 1941, she was taken with her parents to the Terezin concentration camp , also known as the Theresienstadt concentration camp. 1 2 Once there they were separated, although in the end it was …
Milutin Ivković

Milutin Ivković ( Serbian Cyrillic : Mилутин Ивкoвић, Belgrade , Kingdom of Serbia , 3 of March of 1906 - Jajinci , Kingdom of Yugoslavia , 23 of maypole of 1943 ), also known as Milutinac was a footballer Yugoslav playing as a defender . National team He has been international with the selection of …
Czesława Kwoka
Anna Frank
François Englert

François Englert ( Brussels , 6 of November of 1932 ) is a theoretical physicist Belgian , professor emeritus of the Free University of Brussels (ULB), where he is a member of Theoretical Physics Service. He is also Professor Sackler for Special Designation at the School of Physics and Astronomy at Tel Aviv University , …
Robert Desnos
Enrica Calabresi

Enrica Calabresi (November 10, 1891, Ferrara - January 20, 1944) was one zoologist Italian , herpetologist and entomologist. His family was part of the Jewish community, playing an important role in Ferrara, continuously since the Middle Ages. Enrica graduated from the University of Florence in natural sciences on July 1, 1914, with a thesis on …
Eugen Burg
Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński
Arthur Bergen
Harry Baur
Sylvin Rubinstein

Sylvin Rubinstein ( Moscow , 1914 - Hamburg , 30 as April as 2011 ) was a dancer Russian -Polish who participated in the resistance against the German invasion in Poland . Life Sylvin and his twin sister Maria were illegitimate children of a Polish Jewish dancer and Nikolai Pjetr Dodorow, a Russian prince and …
Partisans of Bielski

The Bielski partisans were a clan formed by Jewish families who organized and escaped the Holocaust in Poland through the forests and marshes of Belarus , led by Tuvia Bielski and his brothers, Aaron, Alexander “Zus” and Assael during World War II World . Some of Bieslki’s partisans occasionally joined Soviet partisans and carried out …
Partisan Jews

The Jewish partisans were groups of irregular troops who participated in the Jewish resistance movement against Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II . Several groups of Jewish partisans operated throughout occupied Europe, some of which were made up of fleeing from different ghettos or concentration camps , while others, such as the …
Abba Kovner
Rumbula Massacre

The slaughter of Rumbula it was a slaughter that took place between 30 November and 8 of December of 1941 on the road to the forest of Rumbula near Riga , Latvia . In that place, about 25,000 Jews were killed by the Einsatzgruppen A with the help of local Latvian collaborators from the Sonderkommando …
Jewish Brigade
Marc Bloch

Benjamin Marc Bloch Leopoldo ( Lyon , 6 of July of 1886 - Saint-Didier-de-Formans , 16 of June of 1944) was a historian French specialist in medieval France and founder of the Annales School . He is one of the most outstanding French intellectuals of the first half of the 20th century. During the Second …
Gad Beck
Mordechai Anielewicz

Mordejai Anielevich (pronounced in English: Mordechai Anilewich ( 1919 - 8 May 1943 ) was the commander of the Jewish Wrestling Organization ( Żydowska Organizacja Bojowa , Polish ), also known as ŻOB , during the Warsaw ghetto uprising during The Second World War . Childhood and youth Anielevich was born in Wyszków , northeast …
Jewish resistance during the Holocaust

The Jewish resistance during the Holocaust was a resistance movement of the Jews against Nazi Germany during World War II . Due to the careful organization and overwhelming military power of the German state Nazism and its supporters, many Jews were unable to resist the killings. However, there were many cases of attempted resistance in …
Żydowska Organizacja Bojowa

The Żydowska Organizacja Bojowa (in Spanish: Jewish Fighting Organization; Yiddish : ידישע קאמף ארגאניזאציע), also known by its acronym ZOB , was one of the main resistance movements Jew in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II , it was essential In leading the uprising of the Warsaw Ghetto (the other Jewish fighting organization in …
Żydowski Związek Wojskowy

Żydowski Związek Wojskowy (ŻZW, in Polish , Castilian Jewish military union ) was an underground organization of the Zionist Jewish resistance that operated during World War II in the area of the ghetto of Warsaw and that fought during the uprising of the ghetto of Warsaw . It was formed by almost former officers of …
Life and destiny
Nocturna (novel)
The garden of the Finzi-Contini
The reader

The reader (in German Der Vorleser , literally “the one who reads aloud”) is a novel written by law professor and German judge Bernhard Schlink . It was published in Germany in 1995 and in the United States, translated into English by Carol Brown Janeway in 1997. The book was translated into thirty-nine languages. The …
The boy in striped pajamas
Death is my trade
The Benevolent (novel)

The Benevolent ( Les Bienveillantes ) is a novel of historical fiction written in French by the American Jonathan Littell . It tells the life of a former German SS officer who helped carry out massacres during the Holocaust. The book has been awarded two of the most prestigious French literary prizes: the Grand Prix …
Austerlitz (novel)
The Ark of Schindler

Schindler’s Ark ( Schindler’s Ark in English) is a novel written by Thomas Keneally and winning Booker Prize in 1982. He would later be adapted for film as Schindler’s List , directed by Steven Spielberg . In the United States the book was titled Schindler’s List ; But in the Commonwealth member countries they left …
Man’s Search for Meaning

Man’s Search for Meaning (original title in German “Ja zum Leben sagen Trotzdem. Ein Psychologe erlebt das Konzentrationslager” ) is a book written by psychiatrist Austrian Viktor Emil Frankl , published in Germany in 1946 . In English it was published with the titles From Death-Camp to Existentialism in 1959 and Man’s Search for Meaning …
The Catholic Church and the Holocaust

A Moral Reckoning: an outstanding debt a book of is Daniel Jonah Goldhagen , originally published in 2002 under the title A Moral Reckoning: The Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust and Its Unfulfilled Duty of Repair ( A moral judgment: the Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust and its debt …
The Holocaust Industry

The Holocaust Industry: The exploitation of the suffering of the Jews is a book written by Norman Finkelstein and published in the year 2000 in EE. In which the argument is defended that there is an “industry” that would be exploiting the memory of the Holocaust , in addition to ensuring that the industry trivializes …
Sarah’s Key

On Friday 16 of July of 1942 , Sarah and her family are arrested at his home in Paris by the French and taken to the Velodrome d’Hiver gendarmes. But not all the Starzynski family is moved, because Michel, Sarah’s four-year-old brother, is hidden in the closet of her Paris flat, where the girl thinks …
Hitler’s Volunteer Executives

Hitler’s Willing Executioners ( 1996 ) a book writer is American Daniel Goldhagen proposed that ordinary Germans not only knew but also supported the Holocaust because of an ” anti - Semitism unique and virulent eliminationist” in German identity, which had Developed in previous centuries. Goldhagen states that this special mentality arose from medieval attitudes …
Without destiny (novel)

Fateless or Fateless (in Hungarian is Sorstalanság ) is a novel by Imre Kertesz , winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2002, written between 1960 and1973 and his first publication was in 1975 . There is translation in Spanish of Judith Xantus 2001 with review of Adan Kovacsis in the publishing house Acantilado …
The truce (Primo Levi)
Eichmann in Jerusalem

Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Study on the Banality of Evil (Eichmann in Jerusalem) is a book by thephilosopherHannah Arendt, published in1963. In the text, the author states that apart from a desire to improve her career, Eichmann showed no trace ofanti-Semitismor psychological damage. His famous subtitle introduced the conceptbanality of evil, which also serves as …
Ana Frank’s diary
Report Korherr

The korherr report is a document about the development of the Holocaust , made by the head of the Statistical Office of the Inspector SS , Dr. Richard Korherr , following the instructions of Heinrich Himmler the 18 of January of 1943 . The final report, published in March of that year, summarizing the progress …
Informe Gerstein

It is known as the Gerstein Report written testimony by Kurt Gerstein , SS officer , of his visit to the Nazi extermination camp of Belzec during the summer of 1942 in his capacity as Director of Waffen-SS Hygiene Services . The document was used during the Nuremberg Trials as evidence of the Holocaust . …
Nirgendwo in Afrika
No Place on Earth

No place on earth is an American documentary directed by Janet Tobias and produced by The History Channel . It was premiered on September 10, 2012 at the Toronto International Film Festival and theaters in the United States on April 5, 2013. Argument The film features research by New Yorker Chris Nicola who, while exploring …
The ninth day

The ninth day is a German film of 2004 directed by Volker Schlöndorff based on the real history of the Luxembourgish Catholic priest Jean Bernard ,collected in his autobiography Pfarrerblock 25487 ( ISBN 2-87963-286-2 ). The winner of an Oscar and the Palme d’ Or in Cannes for The Tin Drum , Volker Schlöndorff ( …
Nuremberg (film)

Nuremberg is a docudrama produced between the United States and Canada based on the book Nuremberg: Infamy on Trial by Joseph E. Persico , who tells the story of the Nuremberg Trials (Bavaria, Germany) from November 20 , 1945 to October 1 Of 1946. Argument First part After the end of the Second World War …
Annex: Movies about the Holocaust

This is an index of all the films and documentaries that deal with the Holocaust that took place in Europe between 1938 and 1945 . Movies 1940s Year country Title director Language Notes 1940 U.S The great Dictator Charlie Chaplin English Starring Charlie Chaplin , Paulette Goddard and Jack Oakie , it was released before …
The pianist

The Pianist ( The Pianist ) is a film of year 2002 directed by Roman Polanski and Adrien Brody asmain actor. It is an adaptation of the memoirs of the Polish musicianof Jewish origin Władysław Szpilman . In 2002 he received the Palme d’Or at the Cannes International Film Festival . She was the winner …
Rome, open city
Shoah (film)

Shoah (the Hebrew שואה, “catastrophe”) is a French documentary from filmmaker French Claude Lanzmann , released in 1985 , and last approximately ten hours. Subtitles and filmed testimonies were published in a book of the same name, translated into Spanish in 2003 . The film by Claude Lanzmann is an oral history documentary , filmed …
Stauffenberg (TV series)

Stauffenberg is a television series directed by Jo Baier about the July 20, 1944, Hitler bombing . Argument Germany year 1944 . A group of German military plan an attack against Hitler with the aim of overthrowing the Nazi regime and ending the Second World War . To carry out their plan they have the …