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List of children who survived by living in hiding with assistance from non-Jews in Poland, 1945-1947, from the book, "Survivors of the Holocaust in Poland, by Lucjan Dobroszycki

File Number : 1226

Type of Material : List of Children, List of Survivors

Language : English

Documentation of Sabina Korn-Neuberg, born in Leczno, Poland, 1933, including a claim for compensation from the District Court for Social Affairs in Essen, Germany, 1944-2012

Documentation of Sabina Korn-Neuberg, born in Leczno, Poland, 1933, including a claim for compensation from the District Court for Social Affairs in Essen, Germany, 1944-2012 - Article titled, "Chasias Kinder" published in the German magazine "Stadt Revue", November 1994, regarding the activities of Chasia Bielicka who took orphan Jewish Holocaust survivors under her wing, including Sabina Neuberg; attached to the article is a photograph [of Sabina Neuberg] from 1946; - Invitation to the Second Conference, on 20 May 2000, sent to Sabina Korn; - Six lists containing the names of children in Poland who...

File Number : 1226

Type of Material : Lists, Poems/songs, Survivors and Refugees Registration Form, Letter, Personal Documents, Correspondence, Article, List of Orphan Children, Legal Documentation, Newspaper Clippings, Survey Report, Drawing, Propaganda

Language : Polish, English

Survey report of Itzhak Ribak regarding the fate of members of the Ribak family from Wierzbnik and from Opoczno, Poland

Survey report of Itzhak Ribak regarding the fate of members of the Ribak family from Wierzbnik and from Opoczno, Poland Death of his mother; survival of his brothers, Menachem Mendel and Shmuel Meir among the Polish partisans; murder of his brothers by Poles after the war; experiences of his nephew, Shmuel Meir's infant son; arrival of his brother Yehuda to Eretz Israel via Iran while in the service of the Anders Army; fate of his younger brother Avraham, who escaped to the Soviet Union and disappeared without a trace; Included in the file: - Aliya application forms from the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem...

File Number : 1239

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Survey Report, Form, Letter, Memoirs

Language : Hebrew, English

Memoirs of Rachel Iskoviez, born in Brussels, Belgium, 1931, regarding her experiences in southern France, Rivesaltes, in an OSE children's home and in a monastery using a false identity

Memoirs of Rachel Iskoviez, born in Brussels, Belgium, 1931, regarding her experiences in southern France, Rivesaltes, in an OSE children's home and in a monastery using a false identity The German occupation; escape of the family to southern France; life in the home of local non-Jews; German occupation; deportation of Jews to the Rivesaltes camp; unsuccessful attempt to escape from the camp by her father; his transfer to the Gurs camp; entrusting of Rachel to the Œuvre de Secours aux Enfants (OSE-Organization to Save the Children) organization and her transfer to a children's home with her brother, Danny;...

File Number : 8633

Type of Material : Memoirs, Personal Records

Language : Hebrew, French

Personal documents belonging to Edith Croitoriu, born, 1932, and her family members, relating to their experiences in Paris during the war and following

Personal documents belonging to Edith Croitoriu, born, 1932, and her family members, relating to their experiences in Paris during the war and following - Invitation to a ceremony to award a prize for the best essay, given to Edith Croitoriu by the Government Secretary for National Educational Affairs, Abel Bonnard, in Paris, 30 January 1943; the prize was given by Bonnard, who collaborated with the Germans, without his knowledge that the prize was being awarded to a Jew; - Card issued in the name of Jean Claude Croitoriu (Edith's brother), born, 1940, entitling him to receive textile goods, 29 July...

File Number : 537

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : French

Letter sent by Stefica (Stein) Goldberger from Djakovo camp to her mother-in-law Gizela Goldberger in Zagreb, 27 February 1942, and a postcard written by Aleksandar Goldberger in Fericanci camp to his family members in Zagreb, 30 July 1942 - Letter sent by Stefica (Stein) Goldberger from Djakovo camp to her mother-in-law Gizela Goldberger in Zagreb, 27 February 1942; description of the camp life; request to send her the "Miriam" prayer book; included is a translation to Hebrew; - Postcard sent by Aleksandar Goldberger from Fericanci camp to his family members in Zagreb, in which he acknowledges the...

File Number : 2102

Type of Material : Postcard, Letter, Article, Memoirs

Language : Serbian, Hebrew, Croatian

Thank you letter to Dr. David Locker from men and women who, in their childhood, had been in an orphanage in Mogilev-Podolski and who had been cared for by him, including their names and signatures, 22 April 1966 Note: Dr. David Locker, born in Radauti, Romania, 1903, served as the director of an orphanage in Mogilev, 1941-1944.

File Number : 1679

Type of Material : Letter of Testimony, List of Jewish Survivors

Language : Hebrew

Letters written by members of the Jourgrau family, and personal documentation regarding members of the family, 1927-2009

Letters written by members of the Jourgrau family, and personal documentation regarding members of the family, 1927-2009 Letters and postcards: - Letter from Dov Jourgrau in Amsterdam to his brother Mendel Jourgrau in Eretz Israel, 23 December 1938; - Letters and a postcard written by Dov Jourgrau to his daughter, Ruth, while she was in hiding using the false identity of Lieske or Liesje; members of the underground showed these letters to Ruth and then took them back as a precaution; at the end of the war, the letters were returned to her; - Two letters from Lea Jourgrau (apparently from Westerbork)...

File Number : 2063

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Letter, Poem/song, Notebook, Drawing, Postcard

Language : Hebrew, English, Dutch, German, Yiddish

Documentation including a copy of authorization from the Romanian Court for Feiga Bercu (who adopted Tania Kijner, a survivor of Transnistria) to receive adoption money, issued in Husi, 1962

Documentation including a copy of authorization from the Romanian Court for Feiga Bercu (who adopted Tania Kijner, a survivor of Transnistria) to receive adoption money, issued in Husi, 1962 Note: The original authorization was issued in Bucharest, 27 July 1950. Note: Tania (Kijner) Barak was born in Rjavinti, Romania; her parents were Idel and Malka Kijner; the Jewish residents of the village, including Tania and her mother, were deported to Transnistria in1942; her father was deported to forced labor; after her mother's death from an illness, Tania was sent to an orphanage and from there on a forced...

File Number : 713

Type of Material : Personal Records, Legal Documentation

Language : Romanian

Letters sent from Lidzbark Warminski to Bella (Garson) Winokur in Eretz Israel, by means of Leontyna Matejko, who hid Bella during the war period, 1957-1968, and official and legal documentation of the couple Szmul and Bella Winokur, from Widze - Letter sent by Leontyna Matejko from Lidzbark Warminski to Bella Winokur Kantorowicz, including the envelope, 10/11/1968; - Court ruling of a lawsuit by Pesia Feldman, from Widze, concerning tax payments, 1922; - Craftsman's work permit, given to Bela Garson in Swieciany, 17/06/1929; - Notarized copy of the craftsman's certificate, in the name of Bejla...

File Number : 2013

Type of Material : Letter, Legal Documentation, Official Documentation

Language : Lithuanian, Hebrew, Polish

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