Flash Rubi té una tirada de[removed]exemplars i s’edita en Alemany, Català, Castellà, Francès, Anglès, Italià i Portuguès. Edita: Germans Boada, S.A. Apartat de Correus 14, 08191 Rubí (Espanya) http://www.rubi.com E-mail: [removed]

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Badge, Jewish Symbol that Jews were forced to wear during the Holocaust, so that they could be identified as Jews. The Germans used the Jewish badge, often in the

Source URL: www.yadvashem.org

• Religion
• Ethics
• Yellow badge
• The Holocaust
• Religious persecution
• Responsibility for the Holocaust
• Nazism
• Jews
• Jewish Ghetto Police
• Antisemitism
• Jewish history
• Racism

How the Allies broke the German Diplomatic cipher Floradora. During World War 2, the Germans believed their two major diplomatic cryptographic systems were impregnable. Both were based on a

Source URL: www.cryptoden.com

• Cipher
• Floradora
• Code
• Known-plaintext attack
• Cryptanalysis
• One-time pad
• Cryptography
• Espionage
• Cyberwarfare

Nebraska History posts materials online for your personal use. Please remember that the contents of Nebraska History are copyrighted by the Nebraska State Historical Society (except for materials credited to other institutions). The NSHS retains its copyrights even to materials it posts on the web.

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• James Dahlman
• Omaha
• Nebraska
• Valentin J. Peter
• University of Nebraska system
• Germans in Omaha
• Nebraska
• North Omaha
• Nebraska
• Nebraska
• Crime in Omaha
• Nebraska
• Geography of the United States

The ‘German Question’ in Hungary after World War II János Angi

Source URL: www.stm.unipi.it

• German diaspora
• Forced migration
• Ethnic groups in Vojvodina
• Kingdom of Hungary
• Germans of Hungary
• Hungary
• Treaty of Trianon
• Flight and expulsion of Germans
• Transylvanian Saxons
• Europe
• Human migration
• Ethnic groups in Europe

Zur Geschichte des Amerika-Haus München „When asked to name the greatest Germans, about ten per cent named Hitler, a quarter mentioned monarchs, and a third poets. “

Source URL: www.albert-ottenbacher.de

Generalplan Ost (General Plan East), plan devised by Nazi leaders in[removed]to resettle Eastern Europe with Germans, and move about other "inferior" groups within

Source URL: www.yadvashem.org

• Germany–Poland relations
• Forced migration
• Racism
• Germany–Soviet Union relations
• Human rights abuses
• Generalplan Ost
• Volksdeutsche
• The Holocaust
• Germanisation
• Military history by country
• Military history of Europe
• Military

Gens, Jacob[removed]), Chairman of the Judenrat in the Vilna Ghetto. When the Germans occupied Vilna in June 1941, Gens was named director

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• The Holocaust in Poland
• Jewish resistance during the Holocaust
• Jewish ghettos in occupied Poland
• Vilna Ghetto
• The Holocaust in Belarus
• Fareynikte Partizaner Organizatsye
• Ghetto
• Yitzhak Wittenberg
• Judenrat
• The Holocaust
• The Holocaust in Lithuania
• Jewish history

minoritates-labots[removed]indd

Source URL: www.szf.lu.lv

• Politics of Latvia
• Human rights in Latvia
• Languages of Latvia
• Russians in Latvia
• Non-citizens
• Riga
• Baltic states
• Baltic Germans
• Language policy in Latvia
• Europe
• Latvia
• Latvia–Russia relations

BARON UNGERN, TOXIC COSMOPOLITAN Willard Sunderland University of Cincinnati

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• Russian nobility
• Warlords
• Austria–Russia relations
• Ungern-Sternberg
• Sternberg
• Baltic Germans
• Outer Mongolia
• Russian Civil War
• Governorate of Estonia
• European people
• Europe
• Roman Ungern von Sternberg