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• Amsterdam, Netherlands
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• Utrecht, Netherlands
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• Groningen, Netherlands
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• Leiden, Netherlands
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• Haarlem, Netherlands
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• Transit Camps
  ...France) -- [[Fossoli]] (Italy) -- [[Malines]] (Belgium) -- [[Westerbork]] (Netherlands) ...] (France), [[Fossoli]] (Italy), [[Malines]] (Belgium) and [[Westerbork]] (Netherlands) were [[Transit Camps]] where the imprisoned Jews were concentrated before
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• Tswi Herschel
  '''Tswi Herschel''' (M / Netherlands, 1942), Holocaust survivor .... Tswi’s parents were transported to the transit camp of Westerbork in the Netherlands in June 1943. One month later, they were deported to the extermination camp
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• Brill
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• The Relationship between Roman and Local Law in the Babatha and Salome Komaise Archives (2007 Oudshoorn), book
  Published in [[Leiden, Netherlands]]: [[Brill]], 2007 ([[Studies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah]], 69). [[Category:Netherlands, Europe|2007 Oudshoorn]]
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• Journal for the Study of Judaism (1970-), journal
  [[Category:Netherlands, Europe|1970 Journal for the Study of Judaism]] [[Category:Leiden, Netherlands|1970 Journal for the Study of Judaism]]
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• European Association for Jewish Studies (1981-), learned society
  ...dies.org) with online resources including a Directory of Jewish Studies in Europe, and a Funders Database; a Funding Information and Advisory Service (availa ...arious countries such as Great Britain, Spain, Italy, Germany, Russia, the Netherlands, Poland and others, as well as members from Israel and the USA.
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• Joachim Hirsch (M / Germany, 1937-1944), Holocaust victim
  * KEYWORDS : <Germany> <[[Refugees]]> <[[MS St. Louis]]> <Netherlands> <[[Theresienstadt]]> <[[Auschwitz]]> ...o Europe, the Steins went to Holland. Following the German invasion of the Netherlands, they were interned in [[Theresienstadt]], until October 1944, when they we
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• Judah Leon Templo
  ...ations in Europe among Christians and Jews alike and were exhibited in the Netherlands and England. The books Leon wrote on the subject were translated into sever
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• Werner Stein (M / Germany, 1936-1943), Holocaust victim
  * KEYWORDS : <Germany> <[[Refugees]]> <[[MS St. Louis]]> <Netherlands> <[[Westerbork]]> <[[Auschwitz]]> ...o Europe, the Steins went to Holland. Following the German invasion of the Netherlands, they were interned in [[Westerbork]]. The date of their arrest is unknown,
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• Retrato del templo de Selomo (An Accurate Description of the Grand and Glorious Temple of Solomon / 1642 Templo), book
  ...of Solomon's Temple caused a sensation in Europe. It was exhibited in the Netherlands and England. The author published a short, comprehensive description of the Published in Middelburg [Netherlands]: En casa de la Biuda y Heredeos de Symon Moulere, Imprimidor de los Estado
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• Rudi Dingfelder / Robert Felder (M / Germany, 1924-1986), Holocaust survivor
  ...> <[[Auschwitz]]> <[[Death March]]> <[[Buchenwald]]> <[[Sachsenhausen]] / <Netherlands> <United States> ...uschwitz]]. Rudi survived several camps. After the war he went back to the Netherlands and in March 1947 emigrated to the United States.
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• Renate Reutlinger / Ronnie Breslow (F / Germany, 1930), Holocaust survivor
  ...lowed to disembark. They were sent back to Europe. They disembarked in the Netherlands. A few months later they eventually gained safe passage to the U.S. and reu
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• Quo Vadis? (1909 Nowowiejski / Jüngst), oratorio (music & libretto), Amsterdam premiere
  ...ienkiewicz was very popular in its time, being widely performed all around Europe and the United States. Premiered at [[Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands]]: 1909.
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• Ines Spanier / Ines Jacoby (F / Germany, 1932), Holocaust survivor
  ...nd the passengers had to return to Europe, the Spaniers disembarked in the Netherlands. They first stayed in the Zee Brugee camp and then in the Hejplatt Quaratin [[Category:Holocaust Refugee Children, Netherlands (subject)|1932 Spanier]]
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• International Organization for Qumran Studies (1992-), learned society
  ...n meetings of the Organization every three years at different locations in Europe. The Proceedings are published in the series [[Studies on the Texts of the * [[IOQS Founding Meeting (Groningen, Netherlands; 1989)]]
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