Certificate awarded to Jean Schoenholz, born in Belfort, France, 1922, by the management of the Chantiers de la Jeunesse youth camps in Camp Marechal Bugeaud, 10 October 1941
Schoenholz 's work in the Camp Marechal Bugeaud, 15 March-20 October 1941.
Notes from Roger Grinberg who submitted the material:
Jean Schoenholz worked in the Petain youth camp. He joined the underground and was murdered by the Germans in 1944.
Family background in Gurghiu; family with religious lifestyle; attending a local school; moving to a government gymnasium in Reghin; Hungarian occupation; anti-Jewish laws in 1942; deportation of the men to labor camps; moving to Cluj; attending the Jewish gymnasium; German occupation; yellow badge; concentration of the Jews in the ghetto; deportation by wagons to Auschwitz Birkenau; negative attitude of the blockalteste; life in the Czech barrack number 26 in the Lager B1; moving by train to Zschopau; working in a factory producing motorbikes; improvement of the living conditions; transfer to...
Memoirs of Rivka Cohen (Raymonde Kan Cohen), regarding her experiences as a child in Paris, in hiding in Amou, in Orthez, Toulouse and more
Her mother, born in Warsaw, Poland, emigrated to France in 1932; her father, born in Lithuania, emigrated to France in 1927; life with her brothers Roger, Simon and Jacques in Paris during the German occupation; arrest of her father by the Germans in August 1941; transfer of her father to Drancy camp; visit with her mother to her father in detention; transfer of her father to Auschwitz camp in 1942; hiding with Simon with a woman in Amou (in the Les Landes area), before...
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...
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Documentation of Arthur Plotsk, born in Leipzig, Germany, of Rabbi Simon Dasberg and his daughter Dina, from Groningen, the Netherlands, and of Alfred Weiss, born in Banovce, Slovakia; documentation dated, 1920-1941
- Transit pass issued for Arthur Plotzk by the police in Zagreb, before his travel to Eretz Israel, 20 February 1941; postcard sent by Jetta Plotsk from the Lodz Ghetto to her niece in Denmark, 11 November 1941;
- Affidavit from Jozef Weiss (whose last place of residence before his deportation was Hilversum, the Netherlands) and by lawyer I. S. de Vries (whose last place of residence before...
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Letters written by Aenne Meininger in Luxembourg, in France and in a camp in France, and sent to her children and friends in Bulgaria and Eretz Israel during 1939-1942; letters sent by Hilde Garti from Bulgaria in 1937
Letters and postcards written by Aenne Meininger in Luxembourg, in Marseille, Annecy and La Ciotat, France and in a camp in France during 1939-1942:
-- To Paula and Hanna;
-- To her son Franz Meininger and his family members in Eretz Israel;
-- To her daughter Hilde Garti and her granddaughters Renée Reutsche Garti and Eugénie Jenny Garti in Stara Zagora and Vetren near Kazanlik,...
Memoirs of Lottie Grussgott, born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 1928, regarding her experiences in Frankfurt am Main, Brussels, France and the Malines camp
Life before the war.
Life under the Nazi regime; anti-Jewish legislation; Kristallnacht; unsuccessful attempt of her father to escape to the Netherlands; capture of her father by a Dutch border guard and his return to Germany; deportation of her father to Buchenwald; being watched over along with her brother Leon by her older sister, Dora,13, because their mother was ill; release of her father from Buchenwald because he had a visa to go to England;...
Experiences of Avraham Acker Ekroni, born in Debreczin, Hungary, and of his family members, as written by his grandson in Haifa
Deportation of the Acker family to the Debreczin Ghetto, including Avraham's father David, his mother Ita, their sons Binyamin, Avraham, Menachem and Tuvia, and their daughters Vera (Rivka) and Yehudit; arrival to Strasshof camp in Germany; transfer of his older brother Binyamin to Theresienstadt; liberation of the remainder of the family members by the Red Army.
Return to Hungary; aliya to Eretz Israel with the help of the Bericha organization, via Italy; reunion with his...
Report-survey prepared by Rabbi Anda Shalom Zaoui, a military chaplain in the French Army, regarding what he saw during his visit in Dachau and the Vaihingen camp, including the condition of the few survivors whom he met and personal data of the survivors, 02 May 1945