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JEWISH
HISTORY |
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Links
and Addresses for Jewish History in Bavaria |
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Chronology
of the History of the Jews in Bavaria 906 - 1945 |
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The
Edict of June 10, 1813 Regarding the Status of Persons of
Jewish Faith in the Kingdom of Bavaria |
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The
Nuremberg-Fuerth Hall of Fame |
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Cham
(Upper Palatine) |
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The
destruction of the synagogue and the Jewish community in Forchheim,
Upper Franconia (Bavaria, Germany) by Ludwig Bauer, Ph.D., Professor
Emeritus |
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Places
of Jewish Life in the District of Fuerth |
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Funerals
and graves at the Jewish cemetery in Ermershausen (Lower Franconia) |
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Thoughts
on the cradle of Hebrew printing in Bavaria |
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The
Hebrew Printers of Sulzbach in Upper Palatine |
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The
Kupfer & Glaser glass dynasty and the Frankenreuth glass
foundry by Dr. Michael Mueller |
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The
Life of Sigmund Seligsberger (1863 - 1949): from Franconia to
the U.S. |
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The
Exclusion of Jewish Lawyers in Bavaria in December 1938 |
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Genealogical
Research by David B. Marblestone |
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Neumarkt
- Fuerth - Riga - USA (by Ernest Haas) |
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A
Letter to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum by Ernest
Haas |
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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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Destroyed
Lives Cannot Be Resuscitated - The Rindsbergs of Mainstockheim
(by Walter Reed) |
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NAZISM |
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Instruction
of the Gestapo for the first deportation of Franconian Jews
on November 29, 1941 to Riga-Jungfernhof (Latvia), translated
by Willie Glaser |
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The
German Adressbuch 1942: Bavaria |
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WORLD
WAR II |
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2710
former Ostarbeiter are waiting for compensation (list
of names) |
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Allied
soldiers and resistance fighters from the Nuremberg-Fuerth area
during WW2 |
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Stories
of Allied Soldiers from Nuremberg-Fuerth: Stephen S. Mosbacher
(1923 - K.I.A. 1945) |
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Stories
of Allied Soldiers from Nuremberg-Fuerth: Henry Schueftan (born
1914) |
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An
American POW 1945 in Hammelburg and Nuremberg |
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POSTWAR
HISTORY |
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America
House Nuremberg - Northern Bavaria's direct line to the United
States |
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Switch
to freedom: A hijacked train dashing through the Czech-German
border in 1951 |
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Soldiers
of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and their predecessors from
the Nuremberg-Fuerth area |
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Nuremberg
& Graf - almost 40 years later |
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EXTERNAL
LINKS |
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Stalag
VII A Moosburg: informative site about this Bavarian POW camp
in German, English, French and Russian |
