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Letters by Reichmann family members, and official documentation regarding the family members in various places in France and Switzerland, 1939-1945

Letters by Reichmann family members, and official documentation regarding the family members in various places in France and Switzerland, 1939-1945 - Certificate of an authorized business owner, issued for Saul Reichmann, a foreign national in Lens, 20/08/1939; - Order for arrest, issued by the field headquarters in Biarritz against Saul Reichmann, accused of attempting to illegally cross the border into the French Free Zone, 09/03/1941; - Letter sent by the family's mother Helene Reichmann, from Benejacq, to her brother Leon Mandelbaum, who succeeded in escaping to Switzerland and who was staying in...

File Number : 3877

Type of Material : Legal Documentation, Postcard, Certification, Letter

Language : Italian, French

Union Generale des Israelites de France (UGIF-General Union of Jews in France), Zone Sud correspondence with relief organizations, a letter from the Red Cross and a letter and circulars regarding the status of Jewish veterans, 1941-1943 The material was created by: General Director: Liaison with Private Organizations In the file: UGIF correspondence with relief organizations, such as the Quakers, the Unitarian Service Committee and the American Friends Service Committee, mainly regarding assistance to children and detainees in camps and forced labor companies Also in the file: - Letter from the...

File Number : 154

Type of Material : Circular, Official Documentation

Language : French

Documentation regarding the Storper family, issued in the Stanisławów district and in France before, during, and after the war

Documentation regarding the Storper family, issued in the Stanisławów district and in France before, during, and after the war Members of the Storper family: – Simon Storper, born in Sniatyn, 1875, and his wife, Frieda Feige (Reisenberg), born in Kolomyja, 1880, and their children: – Hermann, born 1901; – Leon, born 1905; – Joseph, born 1908; – Charles Kalman, born in Kolomyja, 1910; – Hermann, born in Kolomyja, 1911; – Gerzon, born in Kolomyja, 1912; – Ignacz, born in Metz, 1918; Information from the documentation: – Emigration of Simon Storper, who was a merchant, and his family from Kolomyja /...

File Number : 732

Type of Material : Legal Documentation, Declaration, Marriage Certificate, Medical Documentation, Passport, Letter, Membership Cards, Death Certificate, Birth Certificate

Language : Polish, French, German

Documentation regarding Georges Maklouf Dayan, born in Dombasle, Algeria in 1917, who was deported from France to Mauthausen, Auschwitz and Gusen camps, and who perished; a list

Documentation regarding Georges Maklouf Dayan, born in Dombasle, Algeria in 1917, who was deported from France to Mauthausen, Auschwitz and Gusen camps, and who perished; a list Documentation regarding the fate of Georges Maklouf Dayan during the Holocaust period: - Letters written by Mrs. Gentet and Mrs. Cohen in Saint-Fons and to the sister of Georges Maklouf Dayan in Alger, 01/01-30/07/1945, regarding the fate of Georges during the Holocaust period; pages including a summary of the information; - Letters sent by various organizations to Estelle Lévy in Alger and to Mrs. Dayan in Bouzaréah, a suburb...

File Number : 2048

Type of Material : Booklet(s), Personal Records, List of Murdered Jews, Article, Official Documentation, Letter, Personal Documents, Declaration

Language : French

Correspondence between the Schwarz family in Dachau camp and in camps in France, with the Vincze family in Budapest and Vienna, 1940-1944; letter written by Oskar Schwarz to his wife in Vienna, 1938; documentation regarding the families and their experiences during the Holocaust Letters and postcards related to the Schwarz family: - Postcards written by Dr. Oskar Otto Schwarz in Dachau camp and Saint Cyprien camp: --- to his wife Margit Grete Schwarz in Vienna, 19/11/1938; --- to his father-in-law Mihaly Vincze in Budapest, 10/07/1940; - Letter and postcards written by Margit Grete Schwarz in Gurs camp...

File Number : 4034

Type of Material : Poem/song, Personal Documents, Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Certification, Internet Material, Marriage Certificate, Diploma, Letter, Red Cross Letter, Postcard, Birth Certificate, Passport, Envelope, Document, Identity Card, Map, Declaration

Language : Latin, Hebrew, French, English, German, Hungarian

Memoirs of Moise Maurice Lampert, born in Belfort in 1938, regarding his experiences in Belfort, in children's homes in Paris and the surrounding area, in Fontenay-Saint-Père, the liberation, aliya to Israel in 1949, and documentation regarding his family - Memoirs of Moshe Moise Lampert, born on 27/04/1938: His parents were Yitzhak Lampert, born in Niemirów in 1906 (he survived; he died in 1993), and Itta (Drucker) Lampert, born in Jaworów on 12/03/1909 (she perished); Moshe's sister was Renée (later, Reich), born in France in 1931 (she survived). Residence in Belfort; his father was a tailor; his mother...

File Number : 10625

Type of Material : Certification, Memoirs, Personal Documents

Language : Hebrew, French

Notice from the Polish Red Cross in France to Berle Perlmutter, May 2, 1946, about the fate of Pola Wygodzka, Małgorzata Steinlaufowa, and Jozef Wygodzki

Notice from the Polish Red Cross in France to Berle Perlmutter, May 2, 1946, about the fate of Pola Wygodzka, Małgorzata Steinlaufowa, and Jozef Wygodzki. Notice from the tracing department of the Polish Red Cross branch in France, May 2, 1946, to Berle Perlmutter in Marseille, France. In the notice, sent at the request of the district Jewish committee in Częstochowa, it is stated that Pola Wygodzka and Małgorzata Steinlaufowa, along with their children, were murdered by the Gestapo several days after they reached Częstochowa from Radomsko, Poland, in June 1943, due to denunciation by a Pole named...

File Number : 1573

Type of Material : Certification

Language : Polish

Testimony of Natan Robert Goldblatts Granot, born in Joigny, France, 1939, regarding his experiences in Joigny, in hiding, in Drancy, Vittel, La Bourboule and more

Testimony

Testimony of Natan Robert Goldblatts Granot, born in Joigny, France, 1939, regarding his experiences in Joigny, in hiding, in the Drancy camp, the Vittel camp, La Bourboule and more Childhood in Joigny; Occupation of France, 1940; hiding of his father in a clothing store run by two French-Catholic sisters; life with his mother who held South African citizenship; hiding of his aunt in his mother's apartment; unsuccessful attempt to hide in the village; return to his mother, 1943; detention with his mother at the police station in Paris, 1944; detention in the Drancy camp; camp life; transfer to the camp in...

File Number : 14221

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Documentation containing postcards and letters sent by Szejna Waksman and Abram Gelfand from Poland to Josef Waksman in Belgium and France through the Red Cross, 1940-1942

Documentation containing postcards and letters sent by Szejna Waksman and Abram Gelfand from Poland to Josef Waksman in Belgium and France through the Red Cross, 1940-1942 Postcards pertaining to the Waksman family: - Postcard sent by Szejna Waksman from Tomaszów Mazowieck to her son Josef Waksman in Liège, Belgium, 28 April 1940; - Postcards sent by Abram Gelfand from Widze, Poland to his nephew Josef Waksman in Grenoble, France, 07 February, 08 May and 08 June 1941. Letters pertaining to the Waksman family: - Letters sent by Szejna Waksman from Tomaszów Mazowieck to her son Josef Waksman in Liège,...

File Number : 3673

Type of Material : Letter, Red Cross Letter, Postcard, Its Card File, Genealogy, Personal Documents

Language : Polish, French, English, Russian, German

Documentation regarding the murder of 109 inmates, most of whom were Jewish, including Alfred Nadler, born in Vienne, France in 1918, carried out in Bron by the Germans during 17-21/08/1944

Documentation regarding the murder of 109 inmates, most of whom were Jewish, including Alfred Nadler, born in Vienne, France in 1918, carried out in Bron by the Germans during 17-21/08/1944 - Information sheet from the Archive of the Rhone Region, regarding the execution of the engineer Alfred Nadler (whose name in the underground was Martin), who was detained in his city of residence, Lyon, on 11/08/1944, due to his being Jewish; transfer of Nadler to the Montluc prison, and his execution at the airfield in Bron on 18/08/1944; - Documentation titled, "The Massacre in Bron", including testimonies...

File Number : 156

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : French