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Table listing the racial definitions derived from the Nuremberg Laws of September 15, 1935.
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Table listing the racial definitions derived from the Nuremberg Laws of September 15, 1935.
Archive, Jan. 1935. Public domain
Salle
2.2 The German-Soviet Pact
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1935
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September 30, 1938, issue
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Audio
A Yiddish reading of Adam Rayski’s editorial in
*Naïe Presse*
from September 4, 1939.
Notes
Communist International (CI)
Notes
Édouard Daladier