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German war prisoners interned in France. German prisoners captured by the French on the western front marching under guard to an internment camp somewhere in France.

Spanish refugees interned in French camps. On the back a request for financial support of refugees.

Gerry W. was born in Berlin, Germany in August 1923. He describes his upper-middle class Jewish family. He recalls that his father was a military officer. He explains that he was the last Jewish student allowed at his school before being transferred to a private Jewish school in 1936. He recalls antisemitic comments and restrictions. He explains how he and his father hid in the Berlin zoo. He discusses ...

Franz Weisz (Weisz Ferenc in Hungarian) decided to leave his home country Hungary due to the political situation and overt anti-Semitism. In the Netherlands he enjoyed two decades of freedom and musical possibilities, but then as a Jew, he was interned in camp Westerbork and later deported to Theresienstadt and Auschwitz. The second inevitable displacement led to his death. Weisz was a great pianist ...

This Otto Schnell, formerly interned by the de-nazification courts, now free and working tor the newspaper 'Accusation'. A chairman of the league of former internees and de-nazification 'Victims'. He hat not been dismissed from his post a s a counsellor to the government and may still be drawing salary for this post. The picture was made at a neo-nazi congress in Frankfurt.

Some of the homes in the worst slums in Batavia which housed as many as twenty women and children who were interned by the Japanese over three and a half year ago. Forced to live in Tjideng Camp with little food or water and no issue of clothing during their incarceration, they presented a pitiable sight even to those who had become hardened to scenes such as these. NI 6062

AD B 18 Interneringskampen Germans now live in former Nazi murder camp in Holland Interned German families from war-ravaged areas are now living in the former Nazi torture camp at Vught, two miles south of Hertogenbosch, Holland, were 13,600 prisoners were executed or deed of torture and ill-treatment. The concentration camp at Vught, one of the largest in the world, hold 35,000 prisoners at a time. ...

Spanish refugees interned in French camps. On the back a request for financial support of refugees.