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RMD98HAN–Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler 1943.Jewish women captured with weapons.
RM2E20BKE–A boy raises his hands over his head as Nazi soldiers forcibly remove Polish Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising to be transported by train to Majdanek extermination camp or Treblinka. One of the most iconic photographs of WWII, the image, most likely from April or May 1943, was included in the Stoop Report given to Heinrich Himmler by SS and Police Leader Jürgen Stroop.
RM2PFRN3W–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. The nazi leader, Jurgen Stroop, published a book to celebrate his victory. This book , known as the Sroop Report, was used by the prosecution at Nuremberg. This event is kinown as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows how the entire city district was leveled after the suppression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943
RM2BYWTP9–Polish Jews captured by Germans during the suppression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (Poland) - Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler from May 1943.
RM2PFRN8W–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows SS leader Jurgen Stroop (centre, peaked cap) observing and guiding the action. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report. Stroop was hanged in 1952 for these events.
RMMYX66R–. Information added by Wikimedia users. Note: This is a low-quality, cropped version of a famous photo acquired from an East German/GDR archive (ADN). For the complete photograph (with the little girl Hanka Lamet on the left) see the other versions. English: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising - Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler from May 1943. The original German caption reads: 'Forcibly pulled out of dug-outs'. People recognized in the picture: Boy in the front was not recognized, some possible identities: Artur Dab Siemiatek, Levi Zelinwarger (next to his mother Chana Zelinwarger) and
RM2B032J6–Photograph from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler from May 1943, one of the most infamous and distressing pictures of World War II.
RMW6N7PT–Women prisoners. Copy of German photograph taken during the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto, Poland, 1943.; Deutsch: Mit Waffen gefangene Weiber der Haluzzenbewegung English: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising- Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler from May 1943. The original German caption reads: Hehalutz women captured with weapons. Jewish resistance women, among them Malka Zdrojewicz (right), who survived Majdanek extermination camp. Polski: Powstanie w getcie warszawskim - Fotografia z Raportu Jürgena Stroopa do Heinricha Himmlera z maja 1943. Oryginalny niemiecki podpis był: Schwytane
RMTXG6KF–Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler 1943.Jewish women captured with weapons.
RMD98HBT–Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler from May 1943.jews captured after the destruction of teh warsaw ghetto in poland 1943
RM2PFRN36–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. The nazi leader, Jurgen Stroop, published a book to celebrate his victory. This book , known as the Sroop Report, was used by the prosecution at Nuremberg. This event is kinown as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows sentries of german Police with heavy machine gun at the gate to the Ghetto.
RM2PFRN2K–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. The nazi leader, Jurgen Stroop, published a book to celebrate his victory. This book , known as the Sroop Report, was used by the prosecution at Nuremberg. This event is kinown as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows how the entire city district was leveled after the suppression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943
RMW1M0W0–Women prisoners. Copy of German photograph taken during the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto, Poland, 1943.; Deutsch: Mit Waffen gefangene Weiber der Haluzzenbewegung English: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising- Photo from Jürgen Stroop Report to Heinrich Himmler from May 1943. The original German caption reads: Hehalutz women captured with weapons. Jewish resistance women, among them Malka Zdrojewicz (right), who survived Majdanek extermination camp. Polski: Powstanie w getcie warszawskim - Fotografia z Raportu Jürgena Stroopa do Heinricha Himmlera z maja 1943. Oryginalny niemiecki podpis był: Schwytane
RM2PFRN48–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. The nazi leader, Jurgen Stroop, published a book to celebrate his victory. This book , known as the Sroop Report, was used by the prosecution at Nuremberg. This event is kinown as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows how the entire city district was leveled after the suppression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943
RM2PFRN38–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. The nazi leader, Jurgen Stroop, published a book to celebrate his victory. This book , known as the Sroop Report, was used by the prosecution at Nuremberg. This event is kinown as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows how the entire city district was leveled after the suppression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943. Only the church was spar
RM2PFRN7J–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the city in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7F–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the city in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7N–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the city in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7R–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the city in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN45–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the bodies of Jews executed after their capture. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7T–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the city in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN83–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising.. This image shows the bodies of Jews executed after their capture. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN4X–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows the city in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN8P–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising.. This image shows a man falling to his death rather than be caught. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7H–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows Zamenhofa Street in various stages of its destruction. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN8M–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising.This image shows German soldiers talking to Rabbi Heschel Rappaport. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN3Y–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a column of captured women leaving the burning city. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7K–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a Jewish resistance fighter being searched by a soldier. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN4W–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a column of captured women leaving the burning city. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN87–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a group of German soldiers walking down burning Nowolpie Street. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN95–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a woman hanging from a balcony preparing to drop to the street This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN82–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a column of Jews being marched out of the city ready for shipping to the death camps. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN85–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a column of Jews being marched out of the city ready for shipping to the death camps. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN93–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising.This image shows a German unit shelling a housing block. in Zamenhof Street. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN6G–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows ta column of people being marched through the burning streets to their meeting points. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN84–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising.. This event is kinown as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows captured fighters under guard in the street. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN8R–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a group of Jews in an upstairs window preparing to jump rather than be caught. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN86–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a German car and notor bike lost in thick smoke on Zamenhofa Street. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN94–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows SS troops standing near the bodies of Jews who committed suicide by jumping from a fourth story window rather than be captured. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN7P–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows Jews captured by the SS during the suppression of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising are lined up against a wall prior to being searched for weapons. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN4M–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a group of jewish women surrendering, hands up, to German soldiers. Woman on the right has been named as Hasia Szylgold-Szpiro. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN4P–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a group of jewish women surrendering, hands up, to German soldiers. The Woman on the right has been named as Hasia Szylgold-Szpiro. This image is from the German photographic record of the event, known as the Stroop report.
RM2PFRN8T–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a SS troops arresting the Jewish department heads of the Brauer helmet factory. The Brauer 'shop', of Herman Brouer, made helmets for the German Army and employed 2 thousand people. Their workers were probably of the last Jews to be deported from the ghetto. This image is from the G
RM2PFRN3R–In January 1943 the nazis arrived to round up the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto The Jews, resolved to fight it out, took on the SS with homemade and primitive weapons. The defenders were executed or deported and the Ghetto area was systematically demolished. This event is known as The Ghetto Uprising. This image shows a SS troops arresting the Jewish department heads of the Brauer helmet factory. The Brauer 'shop', of Herman Brouer, made helmets for the German Army and employed 2 thousand people. Their workers were probably of the last Jews to be deported from the ghetto. This image is from the G
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