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Letters and postcards sent to Eduard Sigal by his parents in Brzezany and Vienna, 1941-1942, letters sent to Eduard Sigal by his family and friends from Vienna and England, 1930-1950; personal documentation of Eduard Sigel from the period of time prior to his aliya to Eretz Israel from Vienna, 1938 Letters and postcards: - Postcard sent to Eduard Sigal in Eretz Israel by his father Aron Sigal in Brzezany, 26 February 1941; - Red Cross letter sent by Eduard Segal to his mother Malvine Sigal in Vienna, 06 June 1941, and his mother's response on the reverse side of the letter, 13 May 1942; - Letter sent...

File Number : 2216

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Red Cross Letter, Letter, Postcard

Language : Hebrew, English, German

Personal documentation belonging to the Wolfgang family from Vienna from the prewar and postwar periods, 1886-1970

Personal documentation belonging to the Wolfgang family from Vienna from the prewar and postwar periods, 1886-1970 - Invitation to the wedding of Regine (Loewy) and Isaias Weissman (the parents of Julie [Weissman] Wolfgang), 15 June 1886; - Birth certificate issued in the name of Karl Wolfgang (husband of Julie [Weissman] Wolfgang), born 01 March 1892 (He was actually born on 29 February, however, because the date recurs only once every four years, the 01 March date was entered in the birth certificate); - Plumbing certification document issued to Karl Wolfgang in Vienna, 13 September 1909; -...

File Number : 249

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Official Documentation, Red Cross Letter, Letter

Language : English, German

Announcement regarding the death of Rebeka Regina Fuchs in Auschwitz, 25/02/1943, sent to her non-Jewish husband by means of the police headquarters in Vienna

Announcement regarding the death of Rebeka Regina Fuchs in Auschwitz, 25/02/1943, sent to her non-Jewish husband by means of the police headquarters in Vienna - Her date of birth, according to the announcement, was 16.12.1896; Note: Rebeka Regina Fuchs (nee Bergman) was married to a non-Jewish Austrian; they did not have any children; her husband had a daughter from his previous marriage; the announcement was found in his daughter's estate after her death.

File Number : 1464

Type of Material : Death Certificate

Language : German

Letters written in Vienna, Austria, by Cecilia (Deutsch) Hartenstein, born in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 1870, to her children in the United States, 27 August 1939-September 1941

Letters written in Vienna, Austria, by Cecilia (Deutsch) Hartenstein, born in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 1870, to her children in the United States, 27 August 1939-September 1941 Marriage of Cecilia to Emil Hartenstein from Vienna; Emil owns a printing press; Cecilia and Emil are the parents of five children; death of one of the children at a young age; Anschluss, annexation of Austria to Germany, 1938. Escape of the family; one of the daughters obtains entrance visas to the United States for the entire family; lack of desire to leave Austria; emigration of son Hugo to the United States; Cecilia remains...

File Number : 1890

Type of Material : Letter

Language : German

Placard signed by Salo Kramer, Chairman of the Jewish community in Moravska Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, including a list of the equipment that each deportee to Austria is permitted to take with him/her to Ostrau, 12 October 1939

File Number : 438

Type of Material : Poster

Language : German

Personal documentation of Abraham Schattner, born in Kuty, Poland, 1865, his wife Rifka and his daughter Debora, regarding their experiences in Vienna and Theresienstadt

Personal documentation of Abraham Schattner, born in Kuty, Poland, 1865, his wife Rifka and his daughter Debora, regarding their experiences in Vienna and Theresienstadt Life in Vienna; deportation to Theresienstadt, 1942. The file also includes: - Membership card of Debora in the Irgun Asirei Hanazim L'Scheawar which she received in Israel in 1953; - Confirmation of the address of Abraham Israel Schattner and Rifka Sara (nee Rotten) Schattner in Vienna until 10 March 1942: Krummbaung 10/19, 11 May 1942

File Number : 240

Type of Material : Testimony, Official Documentation, Personal Documents, Membership Cards

Language : Hebrew, Polish, German

Postcards written by Malvine Ginsburg in Vienna and the Modliborzyce Ghetto sent to her family in Luzern, 1940-1942

File Number : 1725

Type of Material : Postcard

Language : German

Letters written by Gertrude Zeisler in the Kielce Ghetto and sent via Olga Borges, her cousin in Switzerland, to her family in Prague, 1941-1942

Letters written by Gertrude Zeisler in the Kielce Ghetto and sent via Olga Borges, her cousin in Switzerland, to her family in Prague, 1941-1942 Included in the file: - Translation of the letters into English, written by Gerda Hoffer; Gertruda Zeisler was born in Vienna, her family moved to Prague, 1938, leaving her behind, Gertruda was deported to the Kielce Ghetto, 1941; a letter sent her from Switzerland, October 1942, was returned to sender; apparently Gertruda was deported to Treblinka together with the majority of the ghetto residents, on 20 August 1942.

File Number : 1667

Type of Material : Letter

Language : German

Documents regarding confiscation of property belonging to the Rothenberg family from Vienna during the Nazi regime in Austria

File Number : 236

Type of Material : Official Documentation

Language : German

Certification regarding the deportation of Nuchim Kaufmann, David Sternlieb and Steger family members from Vienna, and their murder

File Number : 1286

Type of Material : Certification, Photograph

Language : German

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