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Testimony of Hannah (Loewy) Peleg, born in Vienna, Austria, 1924, regarding her experience in Vienna and Great Britain
 Testimony of Hannah (Loewy) Peleg, born in Vienna, Austria, 1924, regarding her experience in Vienna and Great Britain Life in Vienna; attends a non-Jewish elementary school; coping with displays of antisemitism; attends a Jewish high school, until 1938; Anschluss; Kristallnacht; move of Hannah, her brother Issaschar Dov (Bernhard) and her sister Lisa (Ilse) to Great Britain, in the context of the Kindertransport; Life in Great Britain as a young Jewish refugee girl in non-Jewish surroundings; joins aliya training in Brosgrove, following activities in the Bachad youth movement; marriage to Yaakov Felsen;...
File Number : 253
Language : Hebrew
Aliya
Aliya Training During the War
Anschluss
Antisemitism Before the War - Austria
Austrian Refugees
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Documents and certificates belonging to Erich Weiss, born in Vienna, Austria, 24 April 1919; he lived in Vienna until 1938, in Zurich, Switzerland and Nice, France, as an Austrian refugee; in England he served in the British military in the "Royal Pioneers Corps" from 1943
 Documents and certificates belonging to Erich Weiss, born in Vienna, Austria, 24 April 1919; he lived in Vienna until 1938, in Zurich, Switzerland and Nice, France, as an Austrian refugee; in England he served in the British military in the "Royal Pioneers Corps" from 1943
File Number : 231
Type of Material : Personal Records, Notepad, Identity Card
Language : French, English, German
Austrian Jews
Austrian Refugees
British Army
Jewish Soldiers
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Testimony of David Keisch, born in Stanestii De Sus Pe Ceremus, Romania, 1928, regarding his experiences in Atachi, Mogilev-Podolski, the Kopaygorod Ghetto and in a camp in the Kosrineti forest
Testimony
 Testimony of David Keisch, born in Stanestii De Sus Pe Ceremus, Romania, 1928, regarding his experiences in Atachi, Mogilev-Podolski, the Kopaygorod Ghetto and in a camp in the Kosrineti forest Well-to-do, traditional family; life before the war; displays of antisemitism. Concentration of the Jews in the court house, and the execution of 70 men including his father; deportation to Transnistria; transfer to Atachi via the Nistru River; transfer to Mogilev-Podolski; deportation on foot in convoys under the escort of gendarmes; arrival of his family to the Kopaygorod Ghetto; Kopaygorod Ghetto life; transfer...
File Number : 13166
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Aliya
Antisemitism
Austrian Refugees
Badge of Shame
Children
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Letters, certificate and deportation order of child Hedwig Schorstein and her mother Wilma (Lichtenstein) Schorstein, who arrived to the Netherlands from Vienna, Austria; documents dated, 1937-1942
 Letters, certificate and deportation order of child Hedwig Schorstein and her mother Wilma (Lichtenstein) Schorstein, who arrived to the Netherlands from Vienna, Austria; documents dated, 1937-1942 - Graduation certificate from the 1st grade to the 2nd grade in the public elementary school in Vienna, given to "Jewish pupil Hedwig Schorstein" at the completion of the 1937/1938 school year (page 1); - Dedication in German, written to her daughter Hedwig apparently by her mother Wilma Schorstein, including mention of the difficult and sad events that happened to her child, and her mother's hope for a better...
File Number : 880
Type of Material : Official Documentation, Letter
Language : Dutch, German
Austrian Refugees
Deportation of Jews
Deportation Orders
Dutch Police
Jewish Children
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Letters sent to Zelma Fischler in Eretz Israel by her parents and siblings in Graz, Milan and Sweden, 1938-1940
 Letters sent to Zelma Fischler in Eretz Israel by her parents and siblings in Graz, Milan and Sweden, 1938-1940 - Letters written in Graz: Daily life of the parents; emigration of relatives, friends and neighbors to other countries; plans and summaries to emigrate or obtain certificates for legal aliya to Eretz Israel in order to be united with their daughter; emigration of their younger son to Sweden; concern over relatives in Poland with whom they have been in touch by mail; - Letters written in Milan: Concern of the parents over their fate due to the impossibility of leaving after the outbreak of the...
File Number : 698
Type of Material : Letter
Language : German
Austrian Refugees
Certificate
Concern Over Relatives and Friends
Daily Life
Emigrants From Austria
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Survey report and translation of newspaper clippings from the Finnish press of the 1960s, regarding the deportation from Finland of eight Jewish refugees from Austria in 1942, written by Karmela and Sami Belinki
 Survey report and translation of newspaper clippings from the Finnish press of the 1960s, regarding the deportation from Finland of eight Jewish refugees from Austria in 1942, written by Karmela and Sami Belinki
File Number : 2244
Type of Material : Survey Report, Newspaper
Language : English
Austrian Refugees
Deportation to Auschwitz
Jewish Refugees
Refugees During the War
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Testimony of Leo Wolloch, regarding his experiences as a refugee in Luxembourg and France
 Testimony of Leo Wolloch, regarding his experiences as a refugee in Luxembourg and France Included in the file: Article in German, regarding the refugees in Europe before World War II.
File Number : 1880
Type of Material : Research Article, Testimony
Language : English
Austrian Refugees
Prewar Refugees
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Contacts with Jews in Nazi occupied countries and reports on events there, by country: Austria
 Contacts with Jews in Nazi occupied countries and reports on events there, by country: Austria Report from Alfred Weishut regarding Austrian Jewry after the war, including data on the number of Jews in various locations. The report is missing pages 4, 6, 7 and 9-11; Letter from Chaim Pazner to Alfred Weishut confirming the receipt of the report, January 1946. The page numbers do not necessarily correspond with the frame numbers in the scan.
File Number : 48
Type of Material : Statistical Data, Survey Report
Language : German
Austrian Refugees
Holocaust Survivors
Jewish Communities
Postwar Refugees
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Testimony of Boiana Iakoblevich, born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1922, regarding her experiences in Durazzo camp, Ferramonti Di Tarsa camp and with Tito's partisans
Testimony
 Testimony of Boiana Iakoblevich, born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1922, regarding her experiences in Durazzo camp, Ferramonti Di Tarsa camp and with Tito's partisans Jewish life in Belgrade before the war; status of the Jews; Jewish community activities; the way of life of the Sephardi and Ashkenazi communities; Jewish contribution to the city; co-existence; good relations with the Serbs; absorption of Jewish refugees from Austria and Czechoslovakia under the protection of the Yugoslavian authorities. German occupation, 06 April 1941; demonstrations in the streets; air-raids on the city of Hapuch; escape...
File Number : 7266
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : English
Anti-Nazi Propaganda
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Yugoslavia and the Yugoslavian Population
Austrian Refugees
Choirs
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Four postcards written by Eduard, Fanni and Lazar Goldring in Sabac and Vienna to their father Aba Lipman in Tel Aviv, including news about the closure of the refugee camp in Sabac, 1941-1945
 Four postcards written by Eduard, Fanni and Lazar Goldring in Sabac and Vienna to their father Aba Lipman in Tel Aviv, including news about the closure of the refugee camp in Sabac, 1941-1945
File Number : 98
Type of Material : Letter
Language : German
Austrian Refugees
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