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Birth certificate and baptismal certificate of Janina (Leiman) Aker, born in Krakow, Poland, 1932, 1944-1945

Birth certificate and baptismal certificate of Janina (Leiman) Aker, born in Krakow, Poland, 1932, 1944-1945 - Certification of the birth certificate and the baptism of Janina Aleksandra Jozefa Leiman, 26 April 1944; - Baptismal certificate of Janina Aleksandra Jozefa Leiman, 11 March 1945.

File Number : 1157

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Polish, German

Certificates and documents belonging to Olga Rischles and William Scheer regarding their attempt to emigrate from Vienna: birth certificates, work permit, passports and visas

File Number : 226

Type of Material : Identity Card, Personal Documents

Language : Polish, English, German

Testimony of Stajnberg (Andrzejczak) Helena, born in Skarzysko Kamienna, Poland in 1919, regarding her experiences while using a false identity in Wolyn, the Rowne district and Brzesc from 20 June 1941 until the liberation

After the German’s entry into Zdolbunow (Rowne district) on 20/06/1941 Helena decided not to wear an arm band in order to be able to move freely around the town. On 31/01/1941 Helena’s first son was born while Germans searched for town’s men. Helena’s husband safely hid under her birthing bed. After the establishment of the ghetto in Zdolbuniow in 1942 Helena’s husband’s insisted on escape while Helena hesitated due to the young infant, lack of funds and no destination. After obtaining a false birth certificate and leaving the baby with her husband in August 1942 she left for work on a large farm, 25 km...

File Number : 219

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Testimony of Helen Levin, born in Wilejka, Poland in 1924, regarding her experiences in Lwow, in Brzuchowice, and while using a false identity in Krakow

Testimony of Helen Levin, born in Wilejka, Poland in 1924, regarding her experiences in Lwow, in Brzuchowice, and while using a false identity in Krakow Life in Lwow following the German occupation in June 1941; significance of the division into "Aryans" and Jews; she leaves Lwow after receiving an order evicting her from her apartment, and she moves to Brzuchowice where she resides with her sister; life in Brzuchowice including the burden of the contributions, the ransom payment paid by Jews with means, and the deportation of the poor Jews to camps in order to fill the required quotas; smuggling of barter...

File Number : 4705

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Polish

Autobiographical article by Father Grzegorz Pawlowski (birth name: Hersz Griner), born in 1931 in Zamość, Poland, published in the journal Tygodnik Powszechny, no. 15/16, in 1966

Autobiographical article by Father Grzegorz Pawlowski (birth name: Hersz Griner), born in 1931 in Zamość, Poland, published in the journal Tygodnik Powszechny, no. 15/16, in 1966 Life before the war; youngest of four brothers, war breaks out; eldest brother escapes to the Soviet Union; deportation to the Izbica ghetto with the rest of the family; escaping to the “Aryan” side in one of the Aktionen; fleeing from village to village; receiving a forged birth certificate in the name of Grzegorz Pawlowski from a Jewish boy; living under the alias with Polish peasants, mostly as a shepherd; war ends; life in...

File Number : 4058

Type of Material : Journal, Biography

Language : Polish

Personal documents of Stefania Soupper, born in Korolowka, Poland, 28 December 1892, including Aryan documents in her name

Personal documents of Stefania Soupper, born in Korolowka, Poland, 28 December 1892, including Aryan documents in her name - Certificate attesting to vaccination against typhus, dated 07 July 1943; - Birth certificate in Korolowka, issued 18 August 1939 in Rudniki; - Letter of recommendation from a hospital in Lvov [stating] that Stefania worked as the kitchen manager, 15 March 1931-10 June 1937; - Ausweiss (German identity card); - Certificate attesting to baptism to Christianity in a church in Borszczow, 28 June 1908. Also in the file: - Confirmation that Salomon Ast has qualified as a...

File Number : 111

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Latin, Polish, German

Fictitious documents in the name of Michal Wojtyga, belonging to Michal Burstein, from the war period and immediately afterwards, and food ration cards from the Warsaw Ghetto

Fictitious documents in the name of Michal Wojtyga, belonging to Michal Burstein, from the war period and immediately afterwards, and food ration cards from the Warsaw Ghetto - Identity card in the name of Michal Wojtyga, born in Wilejka in 1922, issued in Krakow on 24/02/1943; - Summary of a fictitious birth certificate, in the name of Michal Wojtyga, from 02/03/1939; - Confirmation of transfer from the Heiligenblur hospital; - The letter "P", made from cloth, received by a Polish laborer in a camp in Austria.

File Number : 593

Type of Material : List of Names, Personal Documents

Language : Polish, German

Forged certificate of baptism to Christianity in the name of Aleksandria Klubinska issued in Skalat, 20 September 1939

Forged certificate of baptism to Christianity in the name of Aleksandria Klubinska issued in Skalat, 20 September 1939 According to the certificate, Aleksandria Klubinska, the daughter of Jan Klubinski and Wiktoria Radlicka, was baptized in the church in Skalat, 27 April 1938. Her real name was Theophilia Glatter, born in Lwow, Poland, 1936.

File Number : 573

Type of Material : Official Documentation

Language : Latin

Documentation regarding the status of the Jewish religion in Romania and Jews who converted to Christianity, 1941-1942

Documentation regarding the status of the Jewish religion in Romania and Jews who converted to Christianity, 1941-1942 - Protocols of the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Religion and Culture, and the Ministry for the Administration of the Romanian Government, regarding the status of the Jewish religion in Romania; - Regulations regarding baptism certificates of Jews during the Soviet regime, and following.

File Number : 69

Type of Material : Official Documentation

Language : Romanian

Correspondence between the judge of the Court of Law in Cernauti, the Committee for the Examination of Jews of the Cernauti municipality, and the governor of the Bukovina region, regarding Romanian Priest Mardare, from Zelenau, who forged 25 baptism certificates for Jews, 01/1942

File Number : 53

Type of Material : Official Documentation

Language : Romanian

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