Germany
Found in 120 Collections and/or Records:
Germany and the Post-War World [Report #24], 1945
This series contains reports published by NORC.
Grandma Babette Block, between 1880-1900
Studio portrait of Babette Block, mother of Mildren Block Schoen.
Grandpa Louis Block, between 1880-1900
Studio portrait of Louis Block, father of Mildren Block Schoen.
Group at a Social Event, 1943-1949
Black and white photograph of a group of men and women at a social event, likely a wedding from the white dress and veil the woman center left is wearing. Location, context and subjects are unknown.
Hausman Family, 1947, 1861-1993
Genealogical information on the Hausman family and a letter to Mrs. N. Hansman and copy of letter to President Truman from Senator E. H. Johnson regarding his strong support for the admission of Jewish refugees into Palestine.
Hitler's Eagle Nest, after 1943
Black and white photograph of the Kehlsteinhaus (the Eagle's Nest), a building erected during the Third Reich used by the Nazi party for social events and meetings. Two figures are visible in the front of the photograph. Includes an inscription on the reverse: "Hitler's Eagle Nest"
Imperial Stamp Collection
The Imperial Stamp Collection was housed at the Library and given to Special Collections when that department was organized in the 1960s. The Collection consists of world maps with stamps from the colonies of the Dutch, German, Italian, French and British Empires together with pages for the Belgian Congo and United States possessions.
Isidor Hilb, 1976 August 26
Isidor Hilb was born in Germany in 1884 and arrived in the U.S. in 1898. In Denver he started what became Hilb & Co.. Married to Greta Hilb, he passed away in 1952.
Kern Family Tefillin Bag and Wimpel
Sarah Kahn made a traditional wimpel--from the swaddling cloths of Yaakov Ben Naftali Kahn--in Boppard, Germany, in 1899. When the Kahn family came to America in 1938 they changed their name to Kern. In 1940, Charles Kern, Yaakov's brother, married Edith Stern in New York City and the couple moved to Denver, Colorado. Edith Stern was born in Germany in 1914 and emigrated to the United States in 1935. She died in Denver in 2016 at the age of 101.
Languages and Literature Records
Collection contains applications for German professorship from the Department of Language and Literature at the University of Denver.