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As | Nazi abuse of the Jews increased, the British Jewish |
Forewarned by a | Nazi acquaintance that the anti-Semitic storm would |
Berlin SA (Stormtroopers) under Upper Silesian | Nazi activist Kurt Daluege in March 1926. |
loyer representative, and former SS Officer and | Nazi activist, who was kidnapped and killed by the t |
This article is about the German poet and | Nazi activist. |
nd even neighborhood patrolmen had been illegal | Nazi activists before the Anschluss. |
ing those truly complicit in or responsible for | Nazi activities from mere "followers" made the work |
tists, doctors, lawyers, etc. for their alleged | Nazi activities. |
is in Dresden on February 13, 2010, the biggest | Nazi activity in Europe. |
uring World War II; the plot involves suspected | Nazi activity at a hot springs resort on the New Zea |
It remained in existence until 1944, and the | Nazi administration was assisted by fascist Flemish, |
Ulven concentration camp was established by the | Nazi administration of occupied Norway in Os, Hordal |
In October, the | Nazi administrators declared that the poor condition |
Gustav Richter (1913 - c.1982) was an aide to | Nazi Adolf Eichmann during World War II. |
ement of all Protestant denominations, opposing | Nazi adulteration of Protestantism and Nazi intrusio |
t for communists was not a high priority on the | Nazi agenda. |
s during the Second World War to incapacitate a | Nazi agent in North Africa at the time of the D-day |
Georges Metaxa as | Nazi Agent Anton Kroll |
r, Sultan Abou Ben Ali's personal secretary and | Nazi agent |
In 1946, he played a refugee | Nazi agent opposite Cary Grant and Casablanca co-sta |
A group led by | Nazi agent Algirdas Klimaitis and active in Kaunas a |
egister with the U. S. Department of State as a | Nazi agent. |
With the rise of Nazism in Germany, | Nazi agents started active propaganda work among the |
judiciary panel investigating the activities of | Nazi agents in the U.S., sent officers to the Washin |
is wife and children in the adjacent room, when | Nazi agents knocked on the door and took him away. |
Although the serial's plot involves | Nazi agents in Texas, this serial predates America's |
ssassinated as part of a failed coup attempt by | Nazi agents in 1934. |
he IRA, Indian nationalists, Arab nationalists, | Nazi agents, Greek Communists and the deranged. |
olationist and increasingly as an apologist for | Nazi aggression in Europe. |
t the 71 year old had himself been a “victim of | Nazi aggression.” |
at would have made nationalist German or Danish | Nazi agitation more possible, keep National Socialis |
Soon the | Nazi air force arrives and begins its nightly work, |
rns against Grimm's brutality and renounces his | Nazi allegiance, with tragic results. |
Dr. Engel's grandson has joined the | Nazi Alliance. |
es, especially during the reign of Romania's by | Nazi allies and later communists. |
ttempts to stop Major General Kamishima and his | Nazi allies from conquering China. |
d their overseeing West Point officer survive a | Nazi ambush on their way to execution. |
Godwin's law (also known as Godwin's Rule of | Nazi Analogies or Godwin's Law of Nazi Analogies) is |
ceppe may have been overzealous, but Lapierre's | Nazi analogy was inappropriate and such uses "have a |
Eric Ehrenreich: The | Nazi Ancestral Proof: Genealogy, Racial Science, and |
ves only to expose his explosive powers against | Nazi and Japanese enemies, as well as ordinary crimi |
men in his company, he was renowned as a devout | Nazi, and would abuse prisoners by beating them defi |
After joint | Nazi and Soviet attack on Poland, West Ukraine was o |
ars to be a lyrical biography of Rudolf Hess, a | Nazi and Hitler's confidante, who later became disil |
though this was the official story, many in the | Nazi and Luftwaffe hierarchy had their own pet proje |
ts own so it had been borrowing from the German | Nazi and the Italian fascist repertoire. |
erty that was confiscated during the successive | Nazi and Soviet regimes. |
il 1904 - 31 May 1945) was a prominent Austrian | Nazi and later an SS leader. |
In the Channel 4 documentary, Young, | Nazi and Proud, Collett said that he considered AIDS |
nationalism: common use of the swastika on the | Nazi and pan-Hindu flag; the similarity of the Hitle |
Following | Nazi and Soviet aggression on Poland in September of |
sch met Adolf Hitler in his earliest years as a | Nazi and became a loyal follower of the German from |
Nazi and her husband Manoochehr are the third family | |
ized Cavalry Brigade who managed to escape from | Nazi and Soviet occupied Poland. |
Lina was a fervent | Nazi and persuaded Heydrich to look into the recentl |
The outbreak of World War II followed by | Nazi and Soviet occupation of Poland and then the co |
ere, Kaplan sought visas to allow him to escape | Nazi and Soviet rule. |
During the | Nazi and Soviet occupation of Poland, the Sisters in |
istance movement, which was an irritant to both | Nazi and Soviet occupiers of Poland. |
Soviet Union on September 17, 1939, during the | Nazi and Soviet invasion of Poland. |
s far from being a straightforward study of the | Nazi and Stalinist totalitarianism it might appear. |
future, Jaime has lost his powers after Captain | Nazi and his fellow white supremacist villains activ |
itories were invaded and laid waste by both the | Nazi and Soviet war machines...The film documents Uk |
, political philosophy and social appeal to the | Nazi and Fascist parties and accused his group (alon |
Hoven (February 10, 1903 - June 2, 1948) was a | Nazi and a physician at Buchenwald concentration cam |
urned to Dresden in 1932 where his father was a | Nazi and joined the SchutzStaffel. |
s - died January 11, 1953 in Vught) was a Dutch | Nazi and anti-Semite. |
. and Jerry Voorhis accused him of being both a | Nazi and Communist sympathizer; allegations that wer |
, while a loyal soldier, was not an ideological | Nazi and did not participate in any war crimes. |
Between 1940-1944, during the | Nazi and Soviet occupation, he lived in German-held |
1939, but it was not organized because of joint | Nazi and Soviet attack on Poland. |
Upon the | Nazi annexation of Austria in 1938, Holger was forbi |
Not realizing that the prisoner was Jewish, the | Nazi announced: "A Sudeten national comrade! |
onic Wars, and also in the period following the | Nazi Anschluss that took control of Austria in 1938, |
Nazi anthropologists attempted to scientifically pro | |
Because of the | Nazi anti-Jewish policies, he lost his job at Vossiu |
chskommissariat Ostland (Baltic states) for the | Nazi anti-partisan brigades, Heinrich Himmler formed |
ugh Friedlander does not deny the importance of | Nazi anti-Semitic ideology, in his view the T4 Progr |
After the Anschluss, and the introduction of | Nazi anti-semitic policies in Austria, which exclude |
a voice of dissent on the sidelines, attacking | nazi anti-Semitism on the basis of its negative impa |
The mainstream | Nazi anti-Semitism considered the Jewry being a grou |
center of institutional cruelty of slavery and | Nazi anti-Semitism." |
during World War I. Viereck became a well-known | Nazi apologist. |
hant princes', he was one of the victims of the | Nazi appropriation policies. |
ed Farhud pogrom on the Jews of Baghdad by pro- | Nazi Arabs murdering 140 Jews and injuring 700 more, |
archeologist Hans Reinerth, one of the leading | Nazi archaeologists of the 'Rosenberg's department'. |
Further information: | Nazi architecture |
ed to Warsaw, then fled to Bialystok before the | Nazi armies. |
y accused of military collaborationism with the | Nazi army against the Red Army during World War II, |
lmykian Voluntary Cavalry Corps fought with the | Nazi army behind the lines, especially around the Az |
In September 1939, when German | Nazi army invaded Poland, all American directors of |
The | Nazi Army's rapid blitz into France in May 1940 shoo |
his acquaintance with Bruno Lohse, a notorious | Nazi art looter who died in 2007. |
ries previously occupied by the Germans to find | Nazi art repositories. |
in "The Rape of Europa", a 2006 documentary on | Nazi art looting. |
Moored under intense | Nazi artillery fire, during her loading she was hole |
He was immediately disowned by his | Nazi associates, including Ian Stuart Donaldson, who |
After the | Nazi assumption of power in 1933, she profited a goo |
cientist father and a fearsome secret cargo - a | Nazi atom bomb. |
erial and capture the scientists working on the | Nazi atomic project. |
It was the scene of | Nazi atrocities against the local Jewish population |
ess, and beat or kill him by way of revenge for | Nazi atrocities in Poland. |
s an account of the New York Times' coverage of | Nazi atrocities against Jews that culminated in the |
a railroad worker and journalist who publicized | Nazi atrocities through the underground Communist pr |
of the gas chambers at Auschwitz and details of | Nazi atrocities such as the use of dogs to attack pr |
nt design in a biology class, telling them that | Nazi atrocities were based on Darwin's ideas and on |
ds of Jews seeking safe-haven in East Asia from | Nazi atrocities during World War II. |
ank's story has become symbolic of the scale of | Nazi atrocities during the war, a stark example of J |
nthal began gathering and preparing evidence on | Nazi atrocities for the War Crimes Section of the Un |
ocal populations and partisans took revenge for | Nazi atrocities, in mass rapes and detention in vill |
uty chief of a police unit that participated in | Nazi atrocities, and charged him with having obtaine |
ermans to accept their ancestors' complicity in | Nazi atrocities. |
ands of suffering European Jews, the victims of | Nazi atrocities; and provocative of Moslem antagonis |
ental result of Communist self-defence during a | Nazi attack. |
hird World War would still exist even after the | Nazi attempt to establish the domination of the Germ |
st entirely ceased coverage of the story of the | Nazi attempt to exterminate European Jewry, after it |
made up of those opposed to Adolf Hitler and to | Nazi attempts to exercise control over the National |
In 1938, he left | Nazi Austria. |
Maximilian du Prel, Baron, | Nazi author and press chief of the General Governmen |
theatre director at the National Theatre by the | Nazi authorities from 1941 to 1945, and led the thea |
After his return German | Nazi authorities jailed him in 1940 and incarcerated |
During the Second World War, the | Nazi authorities solicited Shalit to sit on the Jude |
which leads to the real killer is frustrated by | Nazi authorities who feel that revealing the truth w |
ics in 1935-36, which caused persecution by the | Nazi authorities including a house search and an int |
an annex to the Grini concentration camp by the | Nazi authorities in Norway in October 1944 and laste |
When the | Nazi authorities were about to change the rules for |
He was repeatedly arrested by | Nazi authorities and detained in Nazi concentration |
Jazz music styles were seen by | Nazi authorities as rebellious, but ironically propa |
On 1 August 1941 he was fired by the | Nazi authorities of the German occupation of Norway. |
He was arrested in Trondheim by the | Nazi authorities on 2 November 1943, and was impriso |
However, the | Nazi authorities did not take lightly to the inciden |
sis for future independent Lithuanian Army, but | Nazi authorities soon reorganized the battalion into |
He was removed from office by the | Nazi authorities in 1942. |
He was arrested at the border by the | Nazi authorities and sent to Linz, then Dachau, and |
functioned for only twenty four years until the | Nazi authorities forced it to close in 1936. |
He was arrested by the | Nazi authorities on 13 February 1945, during a crack |
It was finally disbanded by the | Nazi authorities in 1938. |
in Lithuania revolves around collaboration with | Nazi authorities apparatus in the murder of Jews. |
The | Nazi authorities made propaganda out of this inciden |
ghter was by religion not Jewish, this made the | Nazi authorities classify his marriage as a then so- |
and due to its bad reputation was dissolved by | Nazi authorities after the September Campaign. |
The group arrested and "delivered" to the | Nazi authorities 8,000-9,000 Jews. |
The | Nazi authorities made attempts to enact legislation |
on, D.C. Brundage was notified in a letter from | Nazi authorities acknowledging Brundage's pro-Nazi s |
ut the new organization was soon usurped by the | Nazi authorities during the occupation of Norway by |
were seized as degenerate art, and in 1939 the | Nazi authorities banned him from exhibiting. |
In January 1942, the | Nazi authorities picked 900 of the youngest and stro |
man occupation of Norway he was arrested by the | Nazi authorities as a hostage on 17 January 1942. |
The entire complex was confiscated by | Nazi authorities not long after the German occupatio |
d in Arna, Norway, now a part of Bergen, by the | Nazi authorities of occupied Norway in the summer of |
however Skvireckas issued multiple protests to | Nazi authorities regarding the conditions of the Cat |
o, at the time of the “Anschluss” persuaded the | Nazi authorities to let her husband free after havin |
en the newspapers in Norway were usurped by the | Nazi authorities, installed when Germany invaded Nor |
After the Skylark A group was unveiled by the | Nazi authorities, Jacobsen started working with unde |
He was discovered by the | Nazi authorities, arrested on 8 October 1941 and exe |
ry 1943 Gauslaa was arrested in his home by the | Nazi authorities, suspected for membership in the re |
"enlightenment" rather than "propaganda" by the | Nazi authorities, because it was "not a call for imm |
he top echelon of both the German and Norwegian | Nazi authorities. |
ge until in 1942 he was forced to retire by the | Nazi authorities. |
tion of Norway, the newspaper was closed by the | Nazi authorities. |
ople, "basically Jews", from persecution by the | Nazi authorities. |
en as extreme pressure is applied on him by the | Nazi authorities. |
n was solely used for prisoners arrested by the | Nazi authorities. |
ved in the Swing Kids subculture, persecuted by | Nazi authorities. |
the political convicts to be handed over to the | Nazi authorities. |
the Workers' Youth League was prohibited by the | Nazi authorities. |
ther and brother were killed by the Arrow Cross | Nazi auxiliaries in 1944. |
s would provide chaplains for Lithuanian-manned | Nazi auxiliary units. |
nt Lithuanian army, but soon transformed into a | Nazi auxiliary unit participating in executions of t |
tiaras', and alleges that Prince Philip has a ' | Nazi background'. |
after Mussolini escaped to Northern Italy with | Nazi backing, Anfuso served as a diplomat for his ne |
s release but continued playing with the openly | Nazi band No Remorse. |
Thus to argue that the dynamic of | Nazi barbarism was primarily institutional and/or ec |
was headed by Ludwig Siebert, Prime Minister of | Nazi Bavaria - a staunch Nazi who had joined the Par |
hat would be hard enough to be applied to these | Nazi beasts. |
tely 1500 people were sent, via railway, to the | Nazi Belzec Concentration Camp in Poland. |
In September 1940 he invited | Nazi Birger Meidell to the national convention of th |
Beer Hall Putsch, for which he was awarded the | Nazi Blood Order, and in 1925 he became the NSDAP (M |
The ship was damaged on 1 September 1939 by a | Nazi bomb. |
y flak defenses near Belgrade were destroyed by | Nazi bombers however, a group of 18 Yugoslav fighter |
's unfortunately suffered a direct hit during a | Nazi bombing raid on Exeter that destroyed a large p |
Williams was the only survivor of a | Nazi bombing, which left him in a hospital in Europe |
Kaiser (January 16, 1912 - July 24, 1986) was a | Nazi boxer who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics. |
The | Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses in Germany took pl |
ti-semitism in opposition to riots organised by | Nazi brownshirts. |
n her post-war experience with other victims of | Nazi brutality, it was those who were able to forgiv |
They also serve to care for the survivors of | Nazi brutality, and finally, the committees facilita |
the Guard Staff that protected various special | Nazi buildings. |
joined with Rolf Henne in forming the hardline | Nazi Bund Treuer Eidgenossen Nationalsozialistischer |
mber of the OSI, and recovers the Dahlia from a | Nazi bunker, but it is quickly snatched away and the |
ovide lodging for their supervisor, a committed | Nazi bureaucrat, who had suffered a stroke after Naz |
lier had been perpetrated in occupied Poland by | Nazi bureaucrats and their executioners. |
ugust 6, 1944, Drohobych was liberated from the | Nazi by the forces of the Red Army. |
In 1944, because of the | Nazi call for new guards, she joined the camp staff |
Nowadays, close to the memorial to the | Nazi camp of Potulice, another memorial was built in |
One part of the | Nazi camp slang was German language terminology for |
se and Kathy Williams) who volunteer to enter a | Nazi camp undercover in order to gain information fr |
This article is about a 20th century | Nazi camp commander. |
The | Nazi camp commandant, Philipp Schmitt, was tried in |
Henryk Friedman died probably in a | Nazi camp. |
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