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Ołdakowski, Jan 208–209 Orbán,Viktor 1–2,4,12,14,40–41,116–117, 130,185–187,198,200–202,225,256, 259,262,277,280 Parts, Juhan 160–161 Pávek,Miroslav 65 Peikštenis,Eugenijus 91,147,242 Pejaković, Ivo 77,115 Piipuu,Merilin 251,255 Plevneliev,Rosen 240 Putin,Vladimir 211 Rockenbauer,Zoltán 117 Roma 5–6,14–15,31,34,36,40,49,52, 55–56,58–60,68,74,80–81,85,95, 97,100,110,112,114,119–122,127, 130–146,167–168,177–178,197,201, 223,226,233,237–238,240,245, 248,252–253,255–256, 281–286 Rydzyk,Tadeusz 269 Sanader, Ivo 107–108 Schmidt,Mária 12,117,185–186,191,193, 195–196,198–199,258–261,270 Sighet (Rumänien) 226 SinagogaMare,Holocaust-Ausstellung (Bukarest,Rumänien) 226, 236–237,239 Širok,Kaja 15,86,88,256 Sobotka,Bohuslav 29 Stanislav, Ján 100,102 Stępiński,Zygmunt 267 Stola,Dariusz 263,266 Szita,Szabolcs 120 Telve,Keiu 255 Theresienstadt/Terezín (Tschechische Republik) 3–4,11–12,39–40,43,51–52, 54–55,61–65,67,69,72–74,76,79, 101,109,131,151,202–206,271–272, 277,282 Tóth,Dezider 102 Tuđman,Franjo 2,36,61,71–72,77–78,107, 111, 114–116,201,231,272–273,277 Tusk,Donald 225,267 Ukielski,Paweł 210–213 UlmaFamilyMuseumofPolesWhoSaved JewsinWorldWar II (Markowa, Polen) 209,269 Ulmanis,Guntis 94 UniversalisierungdesHolocaust 18,22–24, 25,26,32,78,89,97,113,190,242, 248,251,253,259,261–262,273,279, 281,286 USHolocaustMemorialMuseum/USHMM (Washington,D.C.,USA) 16,32,34,78, 95,97,101–102,108,110,113,116,120, 189–190,273,276,282 Ušakovs,Nils 249 Vaičiūnas,Gintaras 90 Viires,Kadri 146,251 Westerbork (Niederlande) 98,140 YadVashem(Jerusalem, Israel) 32,78,97, 101,108,116,119–120,129–130,182, 190,247,260,276 Zeitgeschichtemuseum(Ljubljana, Slowenien) 3–4,15,33,38–39,44,79, 82–83,87,97,256,272,277,283 Personen-undSachregister 327