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Letters and postcards sent by Siegbert Schueler from Monowitz to his wife Leonora Schueler in Berlin, 05 August 1943-11 January 1945

Letters and postcards sent by Siegbert Schueler from Monowitz to his wife Leonora Schueler in Berlin, 05 August 1943-11 January 1945 Included in the file: - Postcard sent by Siegbert Schueler from Flossenburg, 09 March 1945; - Personal documents of his daughter Sonja; - Personal documents of his grandson Michael Daniel Kroener; - Food ration coupons, January-March 1945.

File Number : 1684

Type of Material : Postcard, Personal Documents, Letter, Official Documentation

Language : German

Testimony

Testimony of Eliezer Ludwig Levin, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1934, regarding his experiences in Warsaw, the Warsaw Ghetto, Chmielnik Ghetto, using a false identity in Wies Scieki, Kielce and other places German Army occupation of Warsaw, 1939; Warsaw Ghetto life, 1940; escape to the Chmielnik Ghetto with his mother, 1941; Chmielnik Ghetto life; life in Wies Scieki while using a false identity as the illegitimate son of his nursemaid Kazia Zajac; life as a Christian Polish child in Wies Scieki; liberation by the Red Army, 1945. Move to his family in Kielce by relatives who survived; Kielce pogrom, 1946; move...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

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Testimony

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of Olek, born in Poland, 1934, regarding his experiences while in hiding at the homes of Poles on the Aryan side and wanderings alone in the city using a false identity until the liberation

Memoirs of Olek, born in Poland, 1934, regarding his experiences while in hiding at the homes of Poles on the Aryan side and wanderings alone in the city using a false identity until the liberation Transfer to the Aryan side at age eight by his mother and residence with her Polish acquaintance, late 1942; hiding under a bed in constant fear of surprise inspections; visits by his mother and obtaining Aryan documents in the name of Aleksander Olszynski; removal from the home due to the underground activities of the [family's] daughter and an expected search by the Gestapo following her departure; wanderings on...

File Number : 533

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Polish

Testimony of Iszaj Mazin, born in Nieswiez, Poland, 1920, regarding his experiences in the Nieswiez Ghetto, a forest and with partisans under the command of the Polish commander, Marchwinski

Testimony of Iszaj Mazin, born in Nieswiez, Poland, 1920, regarding his experiences in the Nieswiez Ghetto, a forest and with partisans under the command of the Polish commander, Marchwinski German occupation; attitude towards the Jews including burning Torah scrolls and religious articles; murder of Jews; concentration of approximately 800 men in the city square; selection of 50 hostages including Judenrat members; release of the hostages after payment of money, valuables and linens; murder of three Jews on the charge of buying food from a farmer; murder of Rabbi Aharon, a ritual circumciser, who was on his...

File Number : 4038

Type of Material : Poems/songs, Memoirs

Language : Yiddish / Latin Characters, Yiddish

פריט ללא רישום

File Number : 1092

Type of Material : Book

Language : Hebrew

תעוד הקשור לקהילה היהודית ב-Malmo ואזור דרום שבדיה מ-1948-1951

File Number : 15

Type of Material : Form, Certification, Letter, Protocol, List of Residents

Language : Polish, Swedish, German

תכתובת בענייני פעילות דתית בערי הספר ומענה לצרכים בתחום הדת בשבדיה ב-1945-1952

File Number : 13

Type of Material : Letter, דוחות

Language : Hebrew, Swedish, German

Booklet regarding a book belonging to Michel Lewenstein from Alten-Buseck in which was a recording of the circumcisions dates of the family members dating back to 1831

Booklet regarding a book belonging to Michel Lewenstein from Alten-Buseck in which was a recording of the circumcisions dates of the family members dating back to 1831 Members of the Lewenstein / Löwenstein family lived in Alten-Buseck and Wieseck. Most of them immigrated to the United States in the second half of the nineteenth century, where they changed their name to Livingston. Submitter of the material: Christel Buseck

File Number : 1082

Type of Material : Booklet(s)

Language : English, German

Booklet on the history of the family members of Arthur Marcus and Khaya (Kalika), with confirmation of the murders of members of the Kalika family in Berezno in 1942

- booklet on the history of the family members of Arthur Marcus, born in Brăila in 1922, and Khaya (Kalika), born in Berezno, who met in Brăm in 1942; the booklet includes confirmation from 1957 regarding the murder of Khaya Kalika's family members in Berezno in 1942: her mother Leya Kalika, her sister Nekhana and her brother Gersh; Included in the file: - Notification of the circumcision of Artur Marcus in Brăila, from 1922.

File Number : 2246

Type of Material : Record of Murdered Persons, Booklet(s), Certification, Genealogy, Personal Documents

Language : Hebrew, Romanian, Russian

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