Personal documentation of Simon Wolf (false identity: Wladyslaw Pawel Kaczmarczyk), born in Breslau, 1915, from the years 1942-1947
- Forged birth certificate in the name of Wladyslaw Pawel Kaczmarczyk, born in Krakow, 1914, issued by the Swietego Jozefa Catholic Church in Krakow, 09 March 1942;
- Kennkarte (Identity card) in the name of Wladyslaw Kaczmarczyk, issued in Przemysl, 16 June 1942;
- Work permit of Wladyslaw Kaczmarczyk, issued in Krakow, 07 June 1943;
- Ausweis (Identity card) of Wladyslaw Kaczmarczyk, issued in Krakow, 15 June 1944;
- Immigration permit issued for Simon Wolf at the...
List of wealthy families from Budapest who escaped to Lisbon by paying ransom to the Germans, July 1944
The list was attached to a report from the United States Embassy in Lisbon regarding the arrival of the group in Lisbon; the list included the names of those who arrived and information about them. The families in question are Hoff, Mouthner, Kornfeld, Weiss and Fenyvesi. It was mentioned that Hoff is the legal counsel for Weiss. The list contains details regarding occupation, dates of arrival and passport numbers of the family heads, and the names and ages of the other family members.
An additional...
File Number : 105
Type of Material : Official Documentation, List of Survivors, List of Persecuted Persons
Collection of the Hilfsausschuß fur die Deutschen in den Niederlanden, 1940-1943
The role of the Hilfsausschuß fur die Deutschen in den Niederlanden was the determination of damages and payment of compensation to German citizens who suffered from war damages in the Netherlands; the Hilfsausschuß was based on VO 21/41; Germans outside of the Netherlands were also entitled to compensation, on condition that the damage to property was caused in the Netherlands; most of the claims related to the property of Jewish refugees from Germany who had stored their household contents in storage rooms of shipping...
Type of Material : Reports, Correspondence, Letter, Document, Questionnaire, Inventory List, Certification
List of wealthy families from Budapest who escaped to Lisbon by paying ransom to the Germans, July 1944
The list was attached to a report from the United States Embassy in Lisbon regarding the arrival of the group in Lisbon (for details see the master file in Yad Vashem Archives, P.12/86). The list included the names of those who arrived and information about them. The families in question are Hoff, Mouthner, Kornfeld, Weiss and Fenyvesi. It was mentioned that Hoff is the legal counsel for Weiss. The list contains details regarding occupation, dates of arrival and passport numbers of the family heads, and...
File Number : 86
Type of Material : List of Survivors, List of Persecuted Persons
Letter of Irving Jossel (Jechial Josselevitch), Holocaust survivor from Baranowitz, written in New York to the New York Forverts editorial board on his experiences and the experiences of the residents of his city during the Holocaust
The letter has no date.
Two letters from Shlomo Dam, Holocaust survivor from Olesk, sent to Boston to the New York Forverts editorial board, on his experiences, his mother's experiences and the Olesk Jews experiences, 01 August 1942 and 25 July 1949
Hebrew poet and translator; request from the newspaper to publish his experiences, his mother's experiences and Olesk Jews experiences for the descendants of Olesk in the United States; included is a photograph of Shlomo Dam and his mother; the photograph is part of the Yad Vashem Photo Archive collection.
Article titled Two New Americans written by G. Mecker, editor of the Forverts newspaper in New York, on the experiences of two youths during the Holocaust
The article has no date; description of a conversation Mecker had in the newspaper house with two youths from the United States aged 17, Holocaust survivors from Lodz, Moshe Kujawski and Avraham Morgenthaler; experiences of the two youths in the Lodz Ghetto; experiences of Kujawski in Aushwitz and Silesia; experiences of Morgehthaler in Auschwitz and Dachau.
Letter of Z. Rothenberg, Holocaust survivor from Poland, in Hartford, to the New York Forverts editorial board on her life hidden by a Polish farmer with her husband and son in an underground pit during the Holocaust, 11 April 1950
The letter was sent in response to the Forverts newspaper writing competition where Holocaust survivors wrote about their new home in the United States, My New Home America.
Letter written by the Holocaust survivor Irwin Rubin from New York to the New York Forverts newspaper editor regarding his experiences in Posen, Sachsenhausen, Auschwitz, Mauthausen and Ebensee, 28 July 1947
Deportation from Poland to Posen; life in Sachsenhausen, Auschwitz, Mauthausen and Ebensee; liberation by the US Army in Ebensee; included is a photograph of Rubin; the photograph is part of the Yad Vashem Photo archive collection.