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Postcard written by Olaf Strassmann in the Theresienstadt Ghetto to his mother in Altenburg, work permit for Olaf issued in the ghetto and a release certificate, 1944-1945

Postcard written by Olaf Strassmann in the Theresienstadt Ghetto to his mother in Altenburg, work permit for Olaf issued in the ghetto and a release certificate, 1944-1945 - Postcard written by Olaf Strassmann in the Theresienstadt Ghetto to his mother in Altenburg, 14 November 1944; - Work permit issued in the name of Olaf Strassman (12 years old) in the Theresienstadt Ghetto, 12 June 1944; - Release certificate for Olaf Strassman issued, 23 June 1945.

File Number : 1633

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Postcard, Work Permit

Language : Czech, English, Russian, German

Correspondence between the Weisberg–Wajsberg and Szladkowski families in the Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, and Vught camps, 1943, and additional documentation

Correspondence between the Weisberg–Wajsberg and Szladkowski families in the Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, and Vught camps, 1943, and additional documentation - letters from D. Wajsberg, in the Vught camp, 1943, to: -- his mother Estera Wajsberg–Leczycka, in Westerbork; -- Mrs. Praag in Amsterdam; - postscard from Estera Weisberg in Bergen-Belsen to Mrs. Praag in Amsterdam, 1943; - letters from Liba Szladkowski–Weisberg, in the Vught camp, to: -- Mrs. Rijs-Waisberg in Amsterdam, 1943; -- A. Kosman in Amsterdam, undated; - part of a letter from H. Szladkowski, in the s'Hertogenbosch camp (Vught),...

File Number : 6033

Type of Material : Postcard, Personal Documents, Letter

Language : Dutch, German

Article by Alfred Gottwaldt regarding the fate of Sigmund Freud's sisters in the Holocaust

Article by Alfred Gottwaldt regarding the fate of Sigmund Freud's sisters in the Holocaust The Freud family: - Parents: Jakob and Amalia Freud, who moved to Vienna in 1860; - Their son Sigmund, born in Freiberg, 1856, who emigrated from Vienna to London, with his wife, Martha, their daughter Anna, and other relatives in June, 1938; Sigmund died in London, September 1939; - Their son, Julius Freud, born in 1857, who died while still a baby; - Their daughter, Anna (Freud) Bernays, born in Vienna, 1858, who emigrated from Vienna to the United States with her husband, Eli, in1892; - Their son,...

File Number : 1191

Type of Material : Article

Language : French, German

Postcards from Ida Király, in the Theresienstadt ghetto, to Oskar Garda in Budapest, 1943, and Egri Tihamér’s protective document

Postcards from Ida Király, in the Theresienstadt ghetto, to Oskar Garda in Budapest, 1943, and Egri Tihamér’sprotective document Also in the file: protective document in the name of Egri Tihamér, October 1944, issued by the immigration deprtment of the Swiss Embassy in Budapest.

File Number : 6031

Type of Material : Postcard, Certification

Language : German, Hungarian

Memoirs of Jana (Schindler) Sindelarova, born in Czechoslovakia, regarding her experiences in Theresienstadt, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen

Memoirs of Jana (Schindler) Sindelarova, born in Czechoslovakia, regarding her experiences in Theresienstadt, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen Life in Theresienstadt; life in Auschwitz; life in Bergen-Belsen.

File Number : 6504

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : German

Letter sent by Matitjahu Engel in Eretz Israel to Dr. Ignacz Steiner in Kiskunhalas via the British Red Cross, 1942, memoirs of Dr. Steiner Ignacné and more

Reply on the back of the letter from November 1942 with the following information: the father of the family died in October 1941; Ocsi was taken for forced labor in Budapest and is living with Anci; - memoirs of Dr. Steiner Ignacné (born Aurelia Reli Frischmann), survivor of Theresienstadt (wife of Dr. Ignacz Steiner): Entry of German forces into Kiskunhalas, Hungary, in March 1944; closure of Jewish factories; deportation to the ghetto in April 1944; confiscation of valuables; transfer to a brick factory in Szeged; death of Diamand, Friedlender and Adolf Grosz and their burial in Szeged; transfer to...

File Number : 6200

Type of Material : Red Cross Letter, Memoirs, Poems/songs, Excerpt(s)

Language : Hebrew, Hungarian

Legal documentation from East German Stasi files regarding the investigation and indictment of Henry Schmidt, Director of Department IIB, which was responsible for the Gestapo Judenreferat (Department for Jewish Affairs) in Dresden, 1986-1987 Volume I (File 1, Part 1, pp. 1-265): - Interrogations of Henry Schmidt, Director of Department IIB in the Dresden Gestapo, regarding the establishment of a concentration camp for Jews in the suburbs of Dresden; deportation of the Jews to Theresienstadt and Auschwitz; abuse of Jewish inmates from 1942; his service as commander of the Dukla Gestapo at the beginning of...

File Number : 3095

Type of Material : Record of Deportees, Personal Documents, Survey Report, Legal Documentation, Record of Survivors, List of Theresienstadt Camp Inmates, List of Deportees, Official Documentation, Record of Murdered Persons, Statistical Data, Record of Persecuted Persons, Deportation List, Curriculum Vitae (cv), List of Persecuted Persons, Testimony, Indictment, Investigation Report, Death Certificate, Names of Perpetrators, List of Murdered Jews, Sentence

Language : German

Memoirs in the form of a journal kept by Albin Münzer, written in England, July-August 1943

Memoirs in the form of a journal kept by Albin Münzer, written in England, July-August 1943 After the French Army retreat, Albin arrived at the Agde military camp, June 1940; establishment of a unit of Czech Jews; receipt of information that his brother Karel succeeded in escaping from France to England; discharge of Albin from the army, and move to Nice, August 1940; receiving a temporary permit to stay in Nice; police investigation of Albin; work for an organization that looked after Czech refugees; receiving help in annulling a deportation order from France from a French citizen; work in various places in...

File Number : 5882

Type of Material : Letter, Diary, Newspaper Clippings

Language : Czech, French, German

Transcript of an interview with Hana (Vohryzková) Stiborová, born in Prague regarding her experiences, 1939-1951

Transcript of an interview with Hana (Vohryzková) Stiborová, born in Prague regarding her experiences, 1939-1951 The life of Hana Vohryzková with her parents and her younger sister Věra in Brno, in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia; anti-Jewish legislation; prohibition on attendance of Jewish children in schools; attending private lessons in private homes; transfer to Norway with her sister and other children as part of a Red Cross arrangement, 1939; return to their parents in Brno with her sister after the German occupation of Norway, 1940; deportation of her family to the Theresienstadt Ghetto,...

File Number : 5659

Type of Material : Interview(s), Memoirs, תמליל

Language : Czech

Postcards sent by members of the Kratka and Katz families from the Terezín Ghetto and Sawin camp to Marta Kratka in Prague between March 1942 and April 1943

Postcards sent by members of the Kratka and Katz families from the Terezín Ghetto and Sawin camp to Marta Kratka in Prague between March 1942 and April 1943 - Postcards sent by David and Fanni Kratka and their daughter Lilli from the Terezín Ghetto to their daughter and sister Marta Kratka in Prague in 1942; - Postcards sent by Trude (Kratka) Katz and her husband Otto from the Terezín Ghetto and Sawin camp to Marta Kratka, sister of Trude, in Prague between 1942 and 1943; - Postal certificates from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia for the delivery of mail to Otto and Trude Katz in the Sawin camp...

File Number : 407

Type of Material : Birth Certificate, Identity Card, כתובה, Official Documentation, Letter, Photograph, Postcard, תעודת בית הספר

Language : Hebrew, Czech, English, German, Yiddish

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