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Documentation of Rena Plavner Bar-Niv, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1922, for the years 1944-1998

Documentation of Rena Plavner Bar-Niv, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1922, for the years 1944-1998 - Three letters written by Rina Bar-Niv to her daughters, April and May 1977, regarding her experiences in Warsaw, establishment of the Konsky Ghetto, 1940, and ghetto life including leaving the ghetto in secret in order to find food for the family; - Memoirs written by the daughters, Miki and Irit, 1986-1988: Deportation by the Germans to a labor camp in Wannweil near Stuttgart using the false identity of Kazimiera Swierczynska; Work for UNRRA following liberation in Team 589 in Reutlingen, as a secretary...

File Number : 1241

Type of Material : Administrative Documentation, Memoirs, Personal Documents, Letter

Language : Hebrew, Polish, French, German

To be translated

File Number : 1223

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : English

Documentation from 1940-1944 regarding Dina (Dreyfus) Elzas, born in Westhoffen, France, 1939

Documentation from 1940-1944 regarding Dina (Dreyfus) Elzas, born in Westhoffen, France, 1939 - Birth certificate of Gaby Dreyfus, the mother of Dina (Dreyfus) Elzas, using the false identity of Gaby Robert, issued in Saint Sauveur, 02 February 1944; - Identity card issued to Gaby Dreyfus in Saint Amand, 19 June 1944; - Two notebooks containing directions for emergencies issued by the Haguenau municipality for Mme. Dreyfus and her daughter Daniela Dreyfus; - Letter with memoirs written by the mother, Gaby Dreyfus, to her baby daughter, Dina Daniella regarding their experiences during the Holocaust...

File Number : 554

Type of Material : Drawing, Identity Card, Letter of Testimony

Language : French

Official letter sent by Vlad. G. Peric, the Yugoslavian Intelligence officer in Carigrad, Turkey to the Minister of the Army, Navy and Air Force in London, England regarding the Jasenovac camp, 09 July 1942 Also in the file: [Covering] letter sent by Dr. Milan Ristovic in Belgrade to Yad Vashem regarding the letter from the Military Archive in Belgrade concerning the concentration camp in Jasenovac.

File Number : 229

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Letter

Language : Serbian, English

Birth certificates for Erich Brilling, born in (Schillen) Szillen, Germany, 1898, son of Abram Brilling, born in (Schillen) Szillen, Germany, and of Hildegard Ilse Rosenthal, born in Berlin, Germany, 1908 - Birth certificate of Erich Brilling, born in (Schillen) Szillen, Germany, 1898, issued on 25 November 1915; - Registry of the birth of Erich Brilling, son of Abram and Hulda Brilling, born in (Schillen) Szillen, Germany, issued on 06 December 1938; - Birth cerificate of Hildegard Ilse Rosenthal, born in Berlin, Germany, 1908, issued on 15 September 1930.

File Number : 639

Type of Material : Documents

Language : German

Personal documentation belonging to Icek Parnes, born in Mszczonow, Poland, 1907

Personal documentation belonging to Icek Parnes, born in Mszczonow, Poland, 1907 In the file: - Copy of the marriage certificate of Icek Parnes and Fejga (Pozarowszczyk) Parnes, 28 January 1950, issued by the Population Registry in Dzierzoniow, 27 December 1956; - Confirmation that Icek Parnes has been employed in the Cooperative Association for Leather Products in Dzierzoniow, 30 September 1957; - Membership card of Icek Parnes in the Cooperative Association for Leather Products in Dzierzoniow, listing his birthplace (Mszczonow) and date of birth (21 March 1907), issued in Dzierzoniow, 04 October...

File Number : 709

Type of Material : Documents

Language : Polish

Clipping from the "Yediot Acharonot" newspaper regarding Bracha Katz who was an inmate in Auschwitz when she was 14, 2000; frontispiece of the Zeraim volume of the Mishna given to Zvi and Rosi Winzelberg Givon for their wedding in 1936, and an invitation to their wedding; roots research paper prepared by Zvi and Rosi Winzelberg's grandson; experiences of Rozie Varon - "That Girl Is Me", an article by Noach Klieger published in the "Yediot Acharonot" newspaper; identification by Bracha Katz of her image in a photograph from the Holocaust period published in the newspaper; the mother of Rachel Levinger...

File Number : 1184

Type of Material : Invitation, Newspaper Clippings, Biography, Personal Documents, School Projects, Book

Language : Hebrew, German

Personal documents regarding Suchowola, Poland

Personal documents regarding Suchowola, Poland - Memoirs of the brothers Berl and Motel Zale, regarding their experiences in the Kolbasin Ghetto, Suchowola Ghetto, Grodno Ghetto, Auschwitz and on a death march to Bergen-Belsen, as told in the book ,"Thus We Survived", about Suchowola; - "Holidays in My Father's House", an essay by Hadassah (Hevin) Goldberg Gil-Bar; - Letter written by Ely Gil-Bar, regarding his roots trip to Suchowola with his brother and son, 1998; - "Image of the Town", an essay by Avraham Shapira, regarding Suchowola; - "The Community and its Workers", an essay by Chana...

File Number : 8577

Type of Material : Testimony, Maps, Article

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of Lidia Vago, born in Gyergyoszentmiklos, Transylvania in Romania in 1924, and head of the Committee of the Auschwitz "Union" [Factory] Survivors in Israel; article by Lidia Vago, regarding Neustadt-Glewe camp; two letters and various articles regarding the burial of the female inmates in Neustadt-Glewe camp - Lidia (Rosenfeld) Vago was born in Gyergyoszentmiklos (Georgheni), Transylvania in Romania on 04/11/1924; her father Endre Rosenfeld, a physician, died after the liberation of the camp in Austria [in which he was an inmate]; Lidia's mother Jolan Harnik was a physician; Lidia's sister Anna...

File Number : 8576

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : English, German

Marriage invitation of Tauba Milrad and Chaim Pinchas Goldstein, in Tarnopol, Poland, 25 December 1938, sent to Avraham Shlafman by his sister

Marriage invitation of Tauba Milrad and Chaim Pinchas Goldstein, in Tarnopol, Poland, 25 December 1938, sent to Avraham Shlafman by his sister Avraham Shlafman: Avraham Shlafman was born in Skalat, Poland (Ukraine, today), 1911; he made aliya to Eretz Israel by himself, without his family which was ultra-Orthodox, before the war; his mother died at a young age and his father remarried; his grandfather died before the war, apparently of natural causes; Avraham was born with the last name Milfred [Milrad?] but changed his last name to Shlafman because he did not want to be drafted into the Polish Army;...

File Number : 1177

Type of Material : Invitation

Language : Yiddish

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