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Testimony of Margot Bir, born in Bremke, Germany, 1923, regarding her experiences in Germany and her aliya to Eretz Israel, 1940

Testimony

Testimony of Margot Bir, born in Bremke, Germany, 1923, regarding her experiences in Germany and her aliya to Eretz Israel, 1940 Increase in antisemitism in Germany, 1935-1940; aliya of the witness to Eretz Israel, 1940; explosion of the "Patria" ship, November 1940.

File Number : 8931

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Manuscript of Dr. Kurt J. Ball-Kaduri regarding illegal aliya from Germany to Eretz Israel before and during Wolrd War II, with emphasis on the years 1939 and 1940

Manuscript of Dr. Kurt J. Ball-Kaduri regarding illegal aliya from Germany to Eretz Israel before and during Wolrd War II, with emphasis on the years 1939 and 1940 In the file: 2-Scanned File: - Information for the user regarding the manuscript of Dr. Ball-Kaduri, "Illegal Aliyah from Hitler's Germany to Palestine, 1939-1940" (p. 2), 14 February 1968; - Cover sheet prepared by Yad Vashem regarding the Ball-Kaduri Collection (p. 3); - "Illegal Aliyah from Hitler's Germany to Palestine, 1939-1940", manuscript prepared by Dr. Kurt J. Ball-Kaduri, alternate title: "Illegal Aliyah from Germany (old...

File Number : 320

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Manuscript

Language : German

Testimony of Miriam (Neufeld) Breuer, born in Leipzig, Germany, 1921, regarding her emigration attempts and her experiences as a member of the ill-fated Kladovo-Šabac Transport

Testimony of Miriam (Neufeld) Breuer, born in Leipzig, Germany, 1921, regarding her emigration attempts and her experiences as a member of the ill-fated Kladovo-Šabac Transport Testimony of Miriam (Neufeld) Breuer, a passenger from the ship "Uranus", which was stopped at Kladovo, Yugoslavia during an unsuccessful attempt to transport Jews from Europe to Eretz Israel in 1939. - Unsuccessful emigration attempt to England; acceptance into the Sonderhachshara through the offices of Dr Joseph Burg, her former teacher in the Carlebach High school in Leipzig; description of the living condition for Jews; -...

File Number : 305

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Testimony

Language : Hebrew, German

Diary kept by Edith (Naomi) Hochberg, born in Vienna in 1924, during her aliya to Eretz Israel via Kladovo and Sabac in 1939-1941, and in Eretz Israel in 1941-1944

Departure from Vienna on 25 November 1939; arriving at the border between Hungary and Yugoslavia on the ship "Uranus"; transferred between three Yugoslav ships; arrival in Prahovo in December 1939; transfer to Kladovo; stay in Kladovo and Sabac; illegal aliya to Eretz Israel on 29 March 1941 with some of the members of the group ; arrival in Eretz Israel in April 1941; life in Eretz Israel; Comments from the submitter of the material: (Nitza Ben-Ari) Michael and Rachel Hochberg, the parents of Edith (Hochberg) Ben Yaakov (the mother of the submitter) - arrived in Sabac on their way to Eretz Israel with...

File Number : 12401

Type of Material : Diary

Language : German

Diary kept by Edit Hokhberg, born in Vienna in 1924, during her aliya to Eretz Israel via Kladovo and Sabac in 1939-1941 and in Eretz Israel in 1941-1944

Diary kept by Edit Hokhberg, born in Vienna in 1924, during her aliya to Eretz Israel via Kladovo and Sabac in 1939-1941 and in Eretz Israel in 1941-1944 Departure from Vienna on 25 November 1939; arrival on the ship "Uranus" to the border of Hungary and Yugoslavia; transfer to three Yugoslavian ships; arrival in Prahovo in December 1939; transfer to Kladovo; stay in Kladovo and Sabac; illegal aliya with some of the members of the group to Eretz Israel on 29 March 1941; aliya to Eretz Israel in April 1941; life in Eretz Israel.

File Number : 11968

Type of Material : Diary

Letters and postcards to Dan Weinreich (subsequently Dan Carmel), born in 1925 in Vienna, received in Kladovo, Šabac, and Eretz Israel from family members in Vienna, Chrzanów, and the United States in 1940–1941, and memoirs of his experiences during the Holocaust - letter from Gisela Weinreich, in Vienna, to Frieda (no surname noted), December 1, 1939; - letter to Gisa Weinreich from her brother, Michael Kohn, March 31, 1940 - letters sent to Dan Weinreich while he was en route to Eretz Israel (from Kladovo and Šabac): -- by his mother, Gisela Weinreich, in Vienna, January 1940–March 1941; -- by his...

File Number : 4623

Type of Material : Postcard, Letter, Red Cross Letter, Memoirs

Language : Hebrew, English, German