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Documentation regarding Salomon Cohen and sisters Reina and Marie Dormitz

Documentation regarding Salomon Cohen and sisters Reina and Marie Dormitz Letters sent from Vught camp and from a transport by sisters Reina and Marie Dormitz to the Cohen family in Zutphen; letter from Sallie Cohen to her parents in Westerbork camp before their deportation to Auschwitz (undated); The file includes: - Confirmations by the Nederlandse Rode Kruis (Netherlands Red Cross) organization regarding the deportation of Salomon Cohen, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1906, from Westerbork camp to Auschwitz camp, 02 October 1942, and his death in camp.

File Number : 1799

Type of Material : Letter, Certification

Language : Dutch

Letters of Isser Gutter in Amsterdam, 1941 – 1942; cable of Simon Gutter in detention on Ellis Island, 1939; documentation regarding the Gutter family

Letters of Isser Gutter in Amsterdam, 1941 – 1942; cable of Simon Gutter in detention on Ellis Island, 1939; documentation regarding the Gutter family - Cable sent from Chrzanów, Poland, by S. Gutter to I. Gutter in Leipzig saying that their mother had died on Wednesday evening; - Cable sent by Simon Gutter while in detention on Ellis Island to Franklin D. Roosevelt asking for an entry visa to the United States, 13 Jan 1939; - Letters sent from Amsterdam by Isser Gutter and members of his family via the Dutch Red Cross to his son Moshe Manfred Gutter in Eretz Israel, 1941 – 1942; Affidavits and...

File Number : 4936

Type of Material : Declaration, Telegram, רשימת מהגרים, Identity Card, Marriage Certificate, Letter, החלטה, Invitation, Red Cross Letter, Personal Documents, Legal Documentation

Language : Hebrew, Polish, French, English, Dutch, German

Letters from the Casseres, van Der Molen, and Mosch families, in the Vught and Westerbork camps and on a deportation train, to the Casseres-Baljet family in Amsterdam, 1943 and 1944; documentation of the families' fate; etc. Letters relating to the Casseres, van Der Molen, and Mosch families: - letters from relatives to Salomon and Jope Casseres or Johanna née Baljet, Amsterdam, November 30–December 16, 1943, undated. The writers: -- Sara Casseres—Vught camp -- Marianne du Mosch—Vught camp -- Bennie van Der Molen—Westerbork camp -- Heintje van Der Molen née Casseres (Bennie's wife)—Westerbork camp --...

File Number : 4129

Type of Material : Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Personal Documents, Letter, Postcard, Diploma, Declaration, Identity Card

Language : English, Dutch

Declarations issued by the Dutch Red Cross in s-Gravenhage in 1947, regarding the fate of members of the Prins, Gomes de Mesquita and Vleeschhouwer families from Amsterdam during the war, and documentation regarding the families Documentation regarding the Prins, Gomes de Mesquita and Vleeschhouwer families - Information regarding their fate during the Holocaust: - Declarations written by the Dutch Red Cross information office in s-Gravenhage, 06/11/1947, including information regarding the fate of members of the Gomes de Mesquita family during the Holocaust: --- Salomon Chaim Gomes de Mesquita, born in...

File Number : 1933

Type of Material : Letter, Death Certificate, Personal Records, Postcard, Official Documentation, Declaration, Personal Documents, Identity Card

Language : English, Russian, Dutch, German

Letters written by members of the Casseres, van der Molen and Mosch families in the Vught and Westerbork camps and on the deportation train, to the Casseres-Baljet family in Amsterdam, 1943 and 1944, documentation regarding the fate of the families and more Letters regarding the du Mosch, Casseres and van der Molen families: Letters written by relatives to Salomon and Jope or Johanna (Baljet) Casseres in Amsterdam, from 30/11-16/12/1943 and others undated. The letters were written by - - Sara Casseres in Vught camp; - Marianne du Mosch in Vught camp; - Bennie van der Molen in Westerbork; -...

File Number : 4138

Type of Material : Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Diploma, Letter, Declaration, Identity Card, Personal Documents, Postcard

Language : English, Dutch

Testimony of Shmuel Dasberg, born in Haarlem, the Netherlands, 1930, regarding his experiences in Westerbork and Bergen Belsen camps

Testimony of Shmuel Dasberg, born in Haarlem, the Netherlands, 1930, regarding his experiences in Westerbork and Bergen Belsen camps Childhood in Haarlem; helping Jewish refugees from Germany in 1938; his family takes in a Jewish child who arrived from Germany with Kindertransport in 1939; life under the German occupation in 1940; move to Amsterdam; work of his father organizing courses for Jews; receiving forged aliya certificates for Eretz Israel; transfer from the public school to a Jewish school in 1942; deportation to Westerbork camp in 1943; living conditions in the camp; deportation to Bergen Belsen...

File Number : 14137

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Documentation regarding the experiences of Josef Weiss, Elder of the Jews in the Sternlager in Bergen-Belsen camp, and his family members in the Netherlands and Germany during 1940-1945, and in Israel after the war - Documentation regarding the experiences of Josef Weiss and his family members in Bloemendaal (from where they were deported, 09/1940), in Hilversum during 1940-1942, in Westerbork camp during 1942-1944, in the Sternlager ("Star camp") in Bergen-Belsen during 1944-1945 (where he functioned as Elder of the Jews), on the "Lost Transport" during 10-22/04/1945, and in Troebitz during 05-07/1945,...

File Number : 178

Type of Material : Letter, Certification, Death Certificate, List of Murdered Jews, Diary, Genealogy, Speech, Telegram, List of Camp Inmates, Official Documentation, Newspaper Clippings, Poems/songs, Newspaper

Language : Hebrew, Czech, French, English, Dutch, German, Yiddish

Documents related to the experiences of Simon de Jong, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1898, and his family members during the Holocaust, dated, 1925-2009 Letter sent by Bram Avraham Sarlouis to Jaap Yaakov de Jong in Eretz Israel, with a translation to English and Hebrew, including a description of his experiences and the experiences of the rest of the Jews who remained with him in the sick barracks in Bergen-Belsen camp after members of the de Jong family left Bergen-Belsen for Palestine (Eretz Israel) with the Austausch group (exchange of Jews for Germans), dated, 04/10/1945; description of the...

File Number : 9567

Language : Hebrew, English, Dutch

Documentation related to Dr. Julius Nussbaum, born in Hildesheim, Germany in 1896, his wife Martha (Kugelmann) Nussbaum, born in Osterode, Germany in 1895, and their children: Chana, born in 1923, Yechiel, born in 1926, and Judith, born in 1931; documents dated, 1939-1958 - Letter written by Dr. Julius Nussbaum, and by his wife and his daughter Judith who had emigrated from Magdeburg to the Netherlands, after Julius' release from Buchenwald camp (to where he was deported following Kristallnacht) on condition that he leave Germany within three weeks, and sent to their children Yechiel and Chana, who had made...

File Number : 3646

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Letter, Poem/song, Official Documentation, Memoirs, Postcard

Language : Hebrew, Dutch, German

Letters sent between the Schenkolewski and Heimann families in the Netherlands, Hamburg, Tel Aviv and Westerbork camp during 1941-1943, and documentation regarding the Heimann family

Letters sent between the Schenkolewski and Heimann families in the Netherlands, Hamburg, Tel Aviv and Westerbork camp during 1941-1943, and documentation regarding the Heimann family Letters related to Isaak Schenkolewski (original): - Dutch Red Cross letter written by Isaak Schenkolewski in Gouda, the Netherlands, to his brother Selig Schenkolewski in Tel Aviv, 03/12/1941; - Dutch Red Cross letter written by Isaak Schenkolewski in Westerbork camp and sent to his brother-in-law Benzion Heimann in Tel Aviv, 15/11/1943 (Benzion Heimann is the husband of Sara [Schenkolewski] Heimann, the sister of Isaak...

File Number : 3192

Type of Material : Genealogy, Letter, Postcard, Certification, Red Cross Letter, Identity Card

Language : Hebrew, Dutch, German

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