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Astrid Astrid
Astrid ♀ (Scandinavian) name, derived from Old Norse áss ‘god’ + fríðr ‘fair, beautiful’. It came into use in the English-speaking world during the 20th century, influenced to some extent by Queen Astrid of the Belgians (1905–35).Short... Read more
SS SS
SS. The SS (Schutzstaffeln, or protection squads) became, from 20 July 1934, an independent organization within the German National Socialist, or Nazi, Party (NSDAP). Like no other institution of the Third Reich, the SS represents the arrogance of Nazi ideology and the criminal nature of Hitler's... Read more
Sjogrens syndrome Sjogrens syndrome
Sjögren's Syndrome Definition Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is a disorder in which the mouth and eyes become extremely dry. Sj Read more
Malmedy Malmedy
Malmédy massacre, mass execution of US prisoners-of-war and local civilians which took place at Baugnez near Malmédy in pre-war Belgium on 17 December 1944. It was carried out by SS Standartenführer (colonel) Joachim Peiper's special Kampfgruppe (battle group) which penetrated US... Read more
ranks ranks
ranks. In this book, the rank as given in the headword of those servicemen who have a biographical entry is the highest they achieved during the course of the war. SS ranks have their equivalent British rank in brackets after them: a full list appears in the SS entry. The very highest ranks are,... Read more
Montreuil Montreuil
Montreuil , town (1990 pop. 95,038), Seine-Saint-Denis dept., N central France, a suburb of Paris. Long famous for its peaches and pears, Montreuil has a variety of light industries. It was founded before AD 1000. In the center of the town is the Church of SS. Peter and Paul (12th cent.), where... Read more
Foulness Foulness
Foulness, England/UK Fughelnesse An island with a name meaning ‘Promontory frequented by Birds’ from the Old English fugol ‘bird’ and næss ‘promontory’. The use of the word ‘promontory’ indicates that Foulness was at one time joined to... Read more
Reinhard Heydrich Reinhard Heydrich
Reinhard Heydrich , 1904-42, German police official under the Nazi regime. Forced to resign (1931) from the navy for misconduct, Heydrich joined the SS (see National Socialism ). He soon won Heinrich Himmler's confidence and in 1934 was appointed deputy chief of the Gestapo (see secret police ).... Read more
Kristallnacht Kristallnacht
Kristallnacht [Ger.,=night of crystal], in German history, the night of Nov. 9, 1938, a night of violence against Jews and of destruction of the businesses and other property belonging to them. The name is a reference to the broken glass that resulted from the destruction. Using the pretext of the... Read more

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