World War, 1939-1945 | Deportations

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Jumping into history.

Jumping into history.

Gigliotti, Simone

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The Hungarian deportations in the light of the Eichmann trial.

The Hungarian deportations in the light of the Eichmann trial.

Lévai, Jenő, 1892-1983

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Berlin is "purged" of its Jews : the Jews in Berlin in 1943.

Berlin is "purged" of its Jews : the Jews in Berlin in 1943.

Ball-Kaduri, Kurt Jakob, 1891-1972

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Plans for deportation of the Rumanian Jews and their discontinuation in light of documentary evidence (July-October 1942).

Plans for deportation of the Rumanian Jews and their discontinuation in light of documentary evidence (July-October 1942).

Ancel, Jean

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On relations between the Slovak majority and Jewish minority during World War II.

On relations between the Slovak majority and Jewish minority during World War II.

Nižňanský, Eduard

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The decision-making process of the roundup of the Jews of Rome (October 1943) : a historiographic revisitation based on OSS (Office of Strategic Services) documents.

The decision-making process of the roundup of the Jews of Rome (October 1943) : a historiographic revisitation based on OSS (Office of Strategic Services) documents.

Picciotto Fargion, Liliana

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Bloody snow : the mass slaughter of Odessa Jews in Berezovka Uezd in the first half of 1942.

Bloody snow : the mass slaughter of Odessa Jews in Berezovka Uezd in the first half of 1942.

Kruglov, Aleksandr

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The Polish government-in-exile and the deportation of Polish Jews from France in 1942.

The Polish government-in-exile and the deportation of Polish Jews from France in 1942.

Engel, David

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