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Testimony of Yitzkhak Ganzel, born in Bercel, Hungary, 1925, regarding his experiences in the Balassagyarmat Ghetto and other places

Testimony

Testimony of Yitzkhak Ganzel, born in Bercel, Hungary, 1925, regarding his experiences in the Balassagyarmat Ghetto and other places The father is a lumber merchant, one of the community leaders, treasurer and writes the community's protocols. German occupation, March 1944; yellow badge; the home is emptied of furniture and valuables; deportation to the Balassagyarmat Ghetto; closed ghetto; Hungarian gendarmes; draft of the witness to labor battalions and forced labor; organization of the battalions in Szeseny; the battalions were sent 40 km from Budapest to Kishunlachaza; life in homes of Jews who were...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Correspondence between the Jewish community of Hamburg and the German Ministry of Health regarding the murder of Fritz Daltrop and another 135 Jewish patients in an institution for the mentally ill in Berlin Buch, 1950-1951 Correspondence between the Jewish community of Hamburg and the German Ministry of Health regarding the murder of Fritz Daltrop and another 135 Jewish patients in an institution for the mentally ill in Berlin Buch as part of the Euthanasia program (murder of the "unfit"); the Jewish patients were transferred to the institution on a "collective transport" [?] from the institution for the...

File Number : 81

Type of Material : Testimony, Letter

Correspondence between the Jewish Historical Documentation Center, Linz, and Jewish institutions in Poland, Germany, France and Czechoslovakia, and Jewish and non-Jewish institutions and committees in DP camps, regarding locating witnesses against Nazi war criminals

File Number : 49

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Multiple Languages

Documentation of the Jewish Historical Documentation Center, Linz, regarding witnesses against Nazi war criminals, lists of criminals, and an invitation to non-Jews to contribute to the Center

Documentation of the Jewish Historical Documentation Center, Linz, regarding witnesses against Nazi war criminals, lists of criminals, and an invitation to non-Jews to contribute to the Center Correspondence of the Jewish Historical Documentation Center, Linz, with witnesses against Nazi war criminals; lists of the criminals; appeals to non-Jews and non-Jewish institutions to contribute financially to the Documentation Center.

File Number : 48

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Polish, German

Correspondence between the central committee of the liberated Jews in Upper Austria, Linz, and the central committee in Salzburg, regarding aliya to Israel, the Austrian League for Human Rights, and other matters Correspondence between the central committee of the liberated Jews in Upper Austria, Linz, and the central committee in Salzburg, regarding emigration, aliya to Israel, the Austrian League for Human Rights, the government of Austria, the Jewish self-help committee, the community and the Israeli consulate in Vienna, and ORT activities in Asten.

File Number : 30

Type of Material : Letter

Testimony of Moshe Mieczyslaw Ring, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1902, regarding his experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto, in hiding in Anecin, using a false identity and a labor camp

Testimony

Testimony of Moshe Mieczyslaw Ring, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1902, regarding his experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto, in hiding in Anecin, using a false identity and a labor camp Life in the Warsaw Ghetto including labor in the Judenrat technical and surveying department; the staff of the department; construction of the ghetto walls; technical department functions; construction of hostels for refugees; construction of a prison; supervision of public institutions; establishment of a company that encouraged growing vegetables in the ghetto; Sodovitz, the engineer, is one of the leaders of the Treblinka Uprising;...

File Number : 3536

Type of Material : Maps, Testimony

Language : Polish

Correspondence regarding the efforts of Ilana Ilse Walter (Glicksman) in Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine to obtain an entry permit to Mandatory Palestine for her parents Adolf and Selma Glicksman in Gleiwitz, Germany, from 1937-1958. Correspondence regarding the efforts of Ilana Ilse Walter nee Glicksman in Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine to obtain an entry permit to Mandatory Palestine for her parents Adolf and Selma Glicksman in Gleiwitz, Germany, from 1937-1958 - Confirmation dated 12/07/1937 from dr. S. Katznelson, owner of the Jewish Publishing House Ltd. in Berlin, regarding his invitation to Ilse...

File Number : 844

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Correspondence

Language : Hebrew, English, German

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