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Josef Rosensaft
*Menachem Z. Rosensaft
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ROSENSAFT, JOSEF — (1911–1975), business executive. Rosensaft, who was born in Bedzin, Poland, was active in the Labor Zionist movement from his youth. In the years preceding World War II, he was a scrap metal dealer. In 1943 Rosensaft escaped from an Auschwitz… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Rosensaft — This is a very old German surname, indeed one of the very first on record. It is what is known as ornamental in that whilst it translates literally as one who resided by an area (feld) of roses (rose), this may not have been so in fact. Early… … Surnames reference
Menachem Z. Rosensaft — Born May 1, 1948 (1948 05 01) (age 63) Bergen Belsen, Germany Occupation … Wikipedia
Josef Rosensaft — (January 15, 1911 September 11, 1975 was a Holocaust survivor who led the community of Jewish displaced persons (Sh erit ha Pletah through the establishment of a Central Committee of Liberated Jews that first served the interests of the refugees… … Wikipedia
BERGEN-BELSEN — BERGEN BELSEN, Nazi concentration camp near Hanover, Germany. It was established in July 1943 as an Aufenthaltslager ( transit camp ) in part of a prisoner of war camp, Stalag 311, and intended for prisoners whom the German government wished to… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
AFTERMATH — displaced persons U.S. Army Chaplains postwar trials children of jewish survivors Displaced Persons At the end of the war, Allied armies found seven to nine million displaced persons living in countries not their own. More than six million people … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BITBURG CONTROVERSY — The Bitburg Controversy of 1985 constituted one of the most acrimonious confrontations between any U.S. administration and the American Jewish community. At stake was the planned visit by U.S. President Ronald W. Reagan in the company of West… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp — Near the Bergen Belsen concentration camp, British forces established a displaced persons (DP) camp for refugees after World War II. The site used abandoned German army Panzer barracks for housing facilities, and after November of 1945, Jewish… … Wikipedia
Der Weg (Zeitschrift) — Der Weg. Monatshefte zur Kulturpflege und zum Aufbau war eine nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg in Argentinien erscheinende Zeitschrift einer Emigrantenbewegung von deutschsprachigen NS Tätern. Sie trug den spanischen Untertitel El Sendero. Sie erschien … Deutsch Wikipedia
