Schwarzbart, Dr. I.
Schwarzer, Gritt
Schwebe, Ignacy (Izak Schweber)
Schweitzer, Albert
Scorcese, Martin
Scottsdale, Arizona
Scully, Derek
SD (Sicherheitsdienst; Security Service)
Abwehr and
Czechoslovakia, invasion of, and
in Czechoslovkia
Poland, invasion of
SdP and
Sudeten German affairs and
SD-Gestapo Sudeten German Control
Center (Sudetendeutsche-Kontrollstelle)
SdP. See Sudeten German Party
(Sudetendeutsche Partei) Sedlacek, Dr. Rudi,,,
Segev, Tom
Sehn, Jan
Senkowksy, Hermann
Senwic, Zenon
Sergeant York
The Seventh Cross
Seyß-Inquart, SS-Obergruppenführer
Arthur
SHAEF. See Supreme Headquarters Allied
Expeditionary Force Shaw, Stanford J.
Sheinberg, Sid
Shertock, Moshe
SHF. See Sudeten German Home Front
(Sudetendeutsche Heimatfront) Siebert, SS-Oberscharführer Paul
Siegentscheidend (Decisive for Vicotry)
Siemens & Halske
Siemens Bauunion G.m.b.H.,
Siemens-Bauwerke
Silber, Ernestine
Silber, Halina Brunnengraber
Silberschein, Dr. Adolf
Silesia (Slask)
East Upper Silesia
Upper Silesia
Silver, Henry (Hersch Silberschlag)
Silverstein, Maurice
Sinatra, Frank
Singer, Gunther
Sinnemann, Fred
Skladkowski, Felicjan Slawoj
Slamovisch, Henry (Chaim WolfSzlamowicz),
Sliwa, Eugen
Slovakia
Abwehr and
Czecho
slovakia, invasion of, and
Slovak People’s Party
Slovak People’s Party
Smolarz, Adolfo
Sobibór death camp,
Sobotka, Dr.,
Society for Christian-Jewish Cooperation (Gesellschaft Christlich-Jüduscher)
Society for the Protection of Health (TOZ;
Towarzystwo Ochrony Zdrowi)
Sofsky, Wolfgang
Soldinger, Sam
Sommer, Herr
Sonnenschein
Sorensen, Lord Reginald
Southern California, University of, LosAngeles
Soviet Union (USSR; Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics)
Czechoslovakia and
German invasion of Poland and 69
Red Army,,,,,
Russian Liberation Army
Soviet Fourth Ukrainian Front (Group)
Sowinski, SS-Oberwachmann Josef
Speer, Albert
Spellman, Joseph Francis
Spielberg, Steven
Academy Awards
Spira, Francis
Spira, Jerzy
Spira, Symche,
Spitz, Mr.
Springmann, Shmuel,,
SS (Schutzstaffeln; Nazi Party defense and
protection squads)
Abwehr and
concentration camp regulations and
corruption and
Ethnic German Central Office (VoMi; Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle)
General Government and
Higher SS and Police Leader (HSSPF, Der Höhere SS-und Polizeiführer)
HSSPF General Government
Jewish labor controversy and
Sudeten German affairs and
SS and Police Courts
Chief Judge of the Supreme SS and
Police Court
Legal Department (Hauptamt SS-Greicht)
SS and Police Court VI
SS-Waffen (Armed)
Stadkomissar (city commissioner)
Stadler, F. A.
Staehr, Ami (Annemarie)
Staehr, Chris,
Staehr, Dr. Heinrich
Wiedergutmachungen work in Israel
Staehr, Konrad
Staehr, Tina
Stalin, Joseph,,,
Stalingrad, Battle of,,
Staré Maletín (Alt Moletein), Moravia
State Commissariat for Racial, Religious,
and Political Persecutees in Munich
Stauber, Hans
Stefánik, Milan
Steinacher, Hans
Steiner, Peter
Steinfeld
Steinhardt, Lawrence
Steinhouse, Herbert,,
Steinhouse, Tobe
Stern
Stern, Dr. Menachim
Stern, Itzhak
Brünnlitz, in
Göth, Amon, relations with
Kraków ghetto, closing of
MGM and To the Last Hour
Pemper, Mietek, relations with,–55
postwar life of
Righteous Gentile controversy
Schindler, Oskar, relations with
Schindler’s List and,, “Schindler’s List” and
Stern, Leontyna
Stern, Natan, 99 ,,
Stern, Azer, Henryk, and Sala
Sternberg, Dr.
Sternberg, Jakob
Righteous Gentile controversy
Sternberg, Klara
Sternberg, Mr. and Mrs. Yanuk
Sternlicht, Helen “Lena.” See Rosenweig,
Helen Sternlicht Jonas Stockmann, Noah
Stravinsky, Igor
Strechenbach, SS-Brigadeführer Bruno,
Streithof, SS-Obersturmführer
Stroop, SS-Gruppenführer Jürgen
Stuckhart, Wilhelm
Sturmabteilung (SA; storm detachment or troops)
Röhm Purge and
Stuttgarter Zeitung
Stutthof concentration camp
Styrch, Milan
Styrian Home Protection Organization in
Vienna (Steirischer
Heimatschutzverband Wien)
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Sudentendeutsche Landsmannschaft
Sudeten (southern) Germans
Abwehr and
in Bohemia
in Czechoslovakia
in Frankfurt, Germany
Gestapo and
Hitler and,
Oskar Schindler’s ties to
politics and
SD and
SS and
Sudeten German Free Corps (FK; Sudetendeutscher Freikorps)
Sudeten German Home Front (SHF; Sudetendeutsche Heimatfront)
Sudeten German Nazi movement
Sudeten German Party (SdP; Sudetendeutsche Partei)
in West Germany
Sudeten German Control Center
(Sudetendeutsche-Kontrollstelle)
Sudeten German Free Corps (FK;
Sudetendeutscher Freikorps)
Sudeten German Home Front (SHF;
Sudetendeutsche Heimatfront)
Sudeten German Party (SdP;
Sudetendeutsche Partei)
NSDAP and
Sudeten Germans, post-World War II
Der Sudetendeutsche
Frankfurt, West Germany
Oskar Schindler, and
Zwittau Heimatrunde (Svitavy Home Circle)
Sudetenland
creation of
Depression and
German annexation of
HJ activities in
nazifacation of
SD-Gestapo Sudeten German Control Center (Sudetendeutsche-Kontrollstelle)
Sudeten German Control Center(Sudetendeutsche-Kontrollstelle)
Suez Canal
Supreme Headquarters Allied
Expeditionary Force (SHAEF),
Survival in Auschwitz (Levi)
Survivors of the Shoah Visual HistoryFoundation
Süßmuth, Oberstleutnant
Svejk, Josef
Sviklich, Elias
Svitavy (Zwittau), Czechoslovakia and Czech Republic Oskar Schindler’s life in
Switzerland
Symcha, Spira
Synger Sosnowitz factory
Syrovy, General Jan
Szebnie forced labor camp
Sztab, Adam
Szydlowski, Abram
Szymura, Konstancja
Szyszko-Bohuzs, Adolf
Talmud
Tarnów ghetto
Taubé, Cantor Moshe,,,
Tauers, SS-Untersturmführer Judge,
Temple Beth An, Los Angeles
Temporary Jewish Religious Community.
See a ls oJudenrat (Jewish Council)
Temporary Jewish Religious Community(TRJC),
Terrell, Dan
Tesín (Teschen)
Czechoslovakia
Poland,
Textile Economic Group, Kraków
(Wirtschaftsgruppe Textil)
Textile Trade Association in Kraków
(Textilfachmann zur Textilhandelsgesm. b. H., Krakau)
Thier, Teobald
Third Reich. See Germany (Third Reich),Nazi era
Thomas, General Georg
Tiger, Barry (Berl Teiger)
Tiso, Jozef
Titsch, Raimund
Chilowicz murders and
Göth, Amon, relations with
in Kraków ghetto
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