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Primary Source Set
This Primary Source set is merely an sample of resources from the digitized collections at the Library of Congress.
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| Belsen Horror Camp | This 23-year-old Czech victim of dysentery in Nazi camp at Flossenbrg, Germany, was found by 97th Division of U.S. Army. |
Jewish shop windows smashed during Kristallnacht, Berlin |
Roll call at a German concentration camp (from Nazi photograph). Two prisoners in the foreground are supporting a comrade, as fainting was frequently an excuse for the guard to "liquidate" useless inmates. |
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| Harte Zeiten; harte Pflichten; harte Herzen | Der ist Schuld am Kriegel | Jugend dient dem Fuhrer-Alle Zehnjahrigen in die JH | Gegen Korruption wahlt Nationalsozialisten, Hitlerbewegung! |
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| Who told you I am not victorious any more?! | Hitler drawing faulty swastikas | The Germans seem to be winning "The Master Race". | Europe is getting hot! We've got to move to the western Hemisphere, 1944 |
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| Five starving men in German concentration camp at time of liberation by U.S. Army | Essays and Lectures "German Anti-Semitism" lecture 1954 | Division of Germany | Robert Boothby to Winston Churchill January 22, 1932 |
