1st ed. xviii, 412 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations ; 22 cm

Notes bibliogr. 1 v. (127 p. -[4] p. de plates) : illustrations, couv. illustrations ; 22 cm

Contains digital images of pages 1-45 from a logbook maintained by the American consulate in Marseille, France, during and after World War II. The book documents the efforts of American citizens, including State Department officials, relief agency workers, and other Americans living in France to renew their passport documentation.

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Platform in train station in Germany. Jewish refugees and officials and a truck in front of the passenger railcars. CU women and children waving and looking out of a train car: “PWA Reserve Zug 72” written on the side. CU refugees wave out of the open door of a train car. Door with sign: “nicht öffnen bevor der zug balt.” 01:08:10 A few men direct trucks. A truck is loaded with luggage and people. ...

Reichskommissariat in den besetzten Niederländischen Gebieten - Feindvermögensverwaltung > ARCHIEF VAN DE GENERALKOMMISSAR FÜR FINANZ UND WIRTSCHAFT, ABTEILUNG FEINDVERMÖGEN >

367 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Met lit. opg.

Hitler Youth, Marseille speaks to the boys and writes dedication in a book: "Do not turn around, always look forward, your Marseille, Berlin 24. 7. 1942."

Ministerie van Justitie te Londen > COMMISSIE RECHTSVERKEER IN OORLOGSTIJD (CORVO) >

Copy telegram, signed Schleier, re an order by the SD to remove foreigners, mainly Jews, from Marseille district to Camp in Compiègne<br />German&nbsp;

Born in Russia in 1897, Roman Vishniac was a biologist by training, having earned a doctorate in zoology and a medical degree from Moscow universities and a doctorate in Oriental art from the University of Berlin. For many years he was prevented from working in any of those fields because of war, revolution and political persecution. He instead pursued a career in microphotography, the photographing ...

An extensive literature portrays Harry Bingham, who served as American vice consul in Marseille, France between 1936 and 1941, as the single American diplomat who defied the Department of State's restrictive policy toward European Jewish refugees. However, empirical evidence does not always support what many now assume about Bingham's efforts. Examining Bingham's personnel file and his career at the ...

Archief 7005: Collectie Oorlogsdocumentatie 1940-1945 > Hoofdstuk L Literatuur > Duitse propagandaliteratuur > GEORGES DU BREUIL Roosevelt der Verantwortliche. Marseille, De la Boussole, (ca. 1941)

Gezantschap in Portugal (Lissabon), (1759) 1888-1954 (1957) > ARCHIEF REGERINGSCOMMISSARIAAT VOOR DE NEDERLANDSE VLUCHTELINGEN IN PORTUGAL 1940-1945 >