World War, 1939-1945
Found in 337 Collections and/or Records:
Saving a chest--frid00561
Two women and a man on farm with a chest, either removing it from, or putting it in, a storage area in the ground. Cart with horse next to them.
Schloss Family Papers and World War II Artifact
Scrapbook, 1929 - 1944
This scrapbook contains family photos of the Loeb Family starting around 1929 and ending around 1944. The scrapbook itself is covered with a multicolored striped fabric and bound with a decorative fabric cord. The pages are black, and there are pages of spiderweb patterned tissue paper between each page. Many pictures are loose in the book. The front of the book has pictures of Ernest Loeb as a child, and later pages have pictures of Ernest as a soldier in WWII.
Sears Family Papers
This collection contains the papers of Vera Sears (1912-2008), dance instructor at the University of Denver, and her husband Edwin Sears (1903-1964), a law professor at the University of Denver. The Sears family emigrated to the United States from Germany in the 1930s. These papers include correspondence, photographs, teaching materials, legal materials, clippings, dance notation notebooks, publications, scrapbooks, and audiovisual materials.
Sending news of enemy's position--frid03296
Scouts commander, lieutenant Blohin writing note to give to Zhamoletdinov Henifi next to him holding rifle. Sitting in rubble in room.
Sermons, 1939
This folder contains two sermons. The first is titled, "Are we on Trial," and was delivered on September 15, 1939 (the second day of Rosh HaShanah)--just 12 days after England entered World War II. The second sermon is titled, "In G-d we Trust," and was delivered on September 23 at the Yizkor service during Yom Kippur.
Sermons, 1940
This folder contains two sermons that were delivered on the first and second days of Rosh HaShanah. The first sermon is titled, "Is There Room for Optimism," and was delivered on October 3, 1940. The second sermon is titled, "And Where is G-d," and was delivered one day later on October 4.
Sermons, 1941
This folder contains four sermons.
1. Freedom in an Enslaved World - April 12, 1941 - First day of Passover
2. In Sight of G-d - April 19, 1941 - Eigth day of Passover, Yizkor Service
3. Return, Oh Israel - September 22, 1941 - First day of Rosh HaShanah
4. A World in Travail - September 23, 1941 - Second day of Rosh HaShanah
Sermons, 1942
This folder contains three sermons.
1. Watchman, What of the Night - September 13, 1942 - Second day Rosh HaShanah
2. Does Religion Need Symbols? - November 5, 1942
3. Faith of our Fathers - November 14, 1942 - Delivered at Rodfei Zedek, Chicago, IL
Sermons, 1943
This file contains six sermons.
1. Heroism - January 8, 1943
2. Untitled - March 7, 1943 - Labeled "Detroit"
3. Hear, Ye Men - September 30, 1943 - First day of Rosh HaShanah
4. Israel and the World - October 1, 1943 - Second day of Rosh HaShanah
5. The Bitter and the Sweet - October 9, 1943 - Yom Kippur, Yizkor Service
6. Faith of our Fathers - November 26, 1943 - Friday evening