Sources for the information contatined
on this web site:
Individuals:
Anonymous
(pictures
of
Körmend and LEBOVICS family)
D.
Pfalzer (NEUMANN family)
F. Unger (RECHNITZER family)
S. Katz (RECHNITZER family)
A. Koerner (KAUDERS family)
J. Jellins and H. Sinai (FRITZ family)
T. Heinersdorff(RECHNITZER family)
D. Preizler (SCHREINER family)
M. Schon and Y. Schon (LICHT family)
A. Lenard: translations from Hungarian to English
A. Farkas (BRUST family)
I. Woititz (WOJTITZ family)
K. Komjáthy
P. Schreiner (SCHREINER family)
Web sites:
http://www.kormend.hu/index.php?ugras=muzeum&setaoldal=6
http://mibt-szombathely.hu/pages/konyv_tartalom.php?de
http://www.hungarystartshere.com/gen?genid=12867
http://www.tourinform.hu/main.php?folderID=1936
http://www.nemzetijelkepek.hu
The Ghetto Fighters House Archives:
https://iis.infocenters.co.il/gfh/search.asp?lang=ENG
Wikipedia
<http://www.fathom.com/course/72810016/index.html>
The New York Public Library: An Introduction to Hebrew
Manuscripts by Joseph Gutmann, Evelyn M. Cohen,
Menahem Schmelzer, Malachi Beit Arie
http://www.the-burgenland-bunch.org/V_Histories/Kormend.htm
Books:
Historical Atlas of the
Holocaust, published by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Museum
The Encyclopedia of Jewish
Life Before and During the Holocaust, edited by Shmuel
Spector and Geoffrey Wigoder
Genealogical Gazetteer of the
Kingdom of Hungary, by Jordan Auslander
The Politics of Genocide by Randolph L. Braham,
published 1994 by Columbia University Press
"Medieval Hebrew Manuscripts as Binding Boards in the
Libraries and Archives of Hungary" by Alexander
Scheiber; article in the Joshua Bloch Memorial Volume:
Studies in Booklore and History, edited by Abraham
Berger, Lawrence Marwick and Isidore S. Meyer,
published by the New York Public Library, 1960
Traces of the Holocaust: Journeying in and out of the
Ghettos by Tim Cole, published by the Continuum
International Publishing Group, 2011
The Yad Vashem Encyclopedia of the Ghettos During the
Holocaust, Volume 1; edited by Guy Miron and Michael
Berenbaum, 2009
Jewish Zagreb: A Guide to Culture and History by
Snješka Kneževic and Aleksander Laslo
Art Nouveau in Croatia published by the Museum of Arts
and Crafts, Zagreb, 2004
Other:
Hungarian News Agency (MTI)--Financial Times Ltd.
"Jewish Citizens of Socialist Yugoslavia: Politics of
Jewish Identity in a Socialist State, 1944-1974"
dissertation by Emil Kerenji
"Building and Breaching the Ghetto Boundary: A Brief
History of the Ghetto Fence in Körmend, Hungary,
1944" article by Tim Cole, University of Bristol,
published in Holocaust
and Genocide Studies 23, no. 1 (Spring 2009),
pages 54-75
Map of Jewish owned homes courtesy of the Dr.
Batthyány-Strattmann László
Múzeum, Körmend, Hungary
images donated by K. Komjáthy courtesy of the
Holocauszt Emlékközpont (Holocaust
Memorial Center), Budapest, Hungary
Forum: Társadalomtudományi Szemle,
XIII. évfolyam 2011/4 Somorja
Compiled by Judy
Petersen
Last updated by JP
May 2013
Copyright © June 2008 Judy Petersen
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