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Postcards sent to Sabina Holzer in Leipzig from Sachsenhausen by her husband, Alfred Holzer and her brother-in-law Georg Holzer, 1940, and the birth certificates of Alfred Holzer and the members of his family
 Postcards sent to Sabina Holzer in Leipzig from Sachsenhausen by her husband, Alfred Holzer and her brother-in-law Georg Holzer, 1940, and the birth certificates of Alfred Holzer and the members of his family Postcards: - Two postcards sent by Alfred Israel Holzer from the Sachsenhausen camp to his wife Sabina Sara Holzer in Leipzig (the dates are unclear); - Postcard sent to Sabina Holzer in Leipzig by her husband's brother Georg Holzer in Sachsenhausen, 06 January 1940. Birth certificates: - Birth certificate of Alfred Hoelzer, son on Wolf and Amalie (Klein) Hoelzer, born in Leipzig, Germany, 26...
File Number : 2230
Type of Material : Personal Documents, Postcard
Language : Polish, German
Birth Certificates
Deportation to Camps
Expulsion From Germany
German Jews
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
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Letter written by Roza Neuwirth in Munich, a short time before her deportation to Theresienstadt with her daughter, Paula, 01 June 1941
Letter written by Roza Neuwirth in Munich, a short time before her deportation to Theresienstadt with her daughter, Paula, 01 June 1941 Eviction of Roza Neuwirth and her daughter Paula from their apartment because they are Jewish, 07 May 1941; notification received on 28 May [1942] that Roza and Paula should prepare for deportation on 01 June 1942; according to rumors, deportation will be to Theresienstadt; deportation on the same transport as Dr. Shermer the physician and other people; Roza consoles herself with that thought that everyone will arrive at the same place and they will stay...
File Number : 2224
Type of Material : Letter
Language : Hebrew
Expulsion From Germany
German Jews
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Last Letters
Murder of Relatives and Acquaintances
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Documentation regarding the Katz family, 1942-1983
 Documentation regarding the Katz family, 1942-1983 - Postcard (in German), written by Chaim Katz in Przemysl to his brother Josef Katz in Troyes, 08/07/1942; - Letter (in French), written by Moses Katz in Pithiviers camp to his brother Josef Katz in Troyes, 17//09/1942; - Certificate regarding the disappearance of Therese Katz, born in Nuremberg, 19/07/1924, who was transferred from Pithiviers camp to Auschwitz camp, 17/07/1942; certificate issued in Paris by the Ministry for War Veterans and War Disabled Affairs, 02/10/1951; - Section of a list in a Gedenkbuch [memorial book] of Jews from Germany...
File Number : 2174
Type of Material : Death Certificate, Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Letter, Postcard
Language : French, German
Death Certificates
Expulsion From Germany
German Jews
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Last Letters
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Personal documentation regarding the fate of Zamory family members and the family members of Gerda Behr, the wife of Leo Zamory; documents dated, 1920-1966
 Personal documentation regarding the fate of Zamory family members and the family members of Gerda Behr, the wife of Leo Zamory; documents dated, 1920-1966 - Red Cross letter sent by Else Zamory and her daughter Helga in Berlin to Karl Kranzdorf in Eretz Israel, 08 February, 1942; announcement regarding the death of Josef Zamory, the head of the family; - Red Cross letter sent by Else Zamory and her daughter Helga in Berlin to Karl Kranzdorf in Eretz Israel, 14 June 1942; lack of information regarding Leo; - Affidavit by Leo Arije Zamory regarding the fate of his family members, submitted, 03 July...
File Number : 2157
Type of Material : Letter, Personal Documents
Language : German
Birth Certificates
Expulsion From Germany
German Jews
Jewish Brigade
Jewish Pows
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Correspondence via the Red Cross between Emilie Bilski in Halle and her son, the physician Friedrich Bilski, in Eretz Israel, 1942
 Correspondence via the Red Cross between Emilie Bilski in Halle and her son, the physician Friedrich Bilski, in Eretz Israel, 1942 Comments by the submitter of the material: Dr. Friedrich Bilski made aliya to Eretz Israel, February 1939. His mother, Emilia Bilski, was deported to Theresienstadt from the old age home in Halle where she had been staying, 29 March 1943, where she perished.
File Number : 2128
Type of Material : Red Cross Letter
Language : German
Aliya
Expulsion From Germany
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Jewish Physicians in Germany
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Letters and postcards sent to Bernhard Dov and Jaffa (Franken) Finkelstein in Eretz Israel by the Finkelstein family in Duisburg, Amsterdam and the Westerbork camp, by the Franken family in Friesheim and by their families and friends in Germany, the Netherlands and Ecuador, 1936-1950
Letters and postcards sent to Bernhard Dov and Jaffa (Franken) Finkelstein in Eretz Israel by the Finkelstein family in Duisburg, Amsterdam and the Westerbork camp, by the Franken family in Friesheim and by their families and friends in Germany, the Netherlands and Ecuador, 1936-1950 - Letter sent to Bernhard Finkelstein in Eretz Israel by members of his family in Duisburg, 26 October 1936; - Letters sent to Bernhard Finkelstein in Eretz Israel by members of his family in Amsterdam, 1938-1940; - Four postcards sent by the Franken family in Friesheim to the Weisbecker family in Eretz Israel,...
File Number : 2126
Type of Material : Official Documentation, Red Cross Letter, Telegram, Personal Records, Newspaper Clippings, Letter, Postcard
Language : Hebrew, English, German
Aliya
Certificate
Deportation to Extermination Camps
Emigration From Germany
Exchange Agreements
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Letters and postcards sent to Jakob Amram in Zurich, 1939-1945
 Letters and postcards sent to Jakob Amram in Zurich, 1939-1945 - Letter sent by Seligmann Hirschberg and Goldine Dina Amram from Leer to the Wortheim family, 15 December 1939; not having enough time to write since their son Yehiel made aliya to Eretz Israel and they are busy corresponding with him; - Postcards and letters sent to Jakob Amram in Zurich by his mother and sisters, Dina and Frida, in Frankfurt am Main, 1940-1942; - Correspondence between Jakob Amram and Berti Heilbrunn, the young woman who worked together with Seligmann and Goldine, 15 September 1942; deportation of the Hirschberg couple...
File Number : 2118
Type of Material : Postcard, Official Documentation, Letter
Language : German
Certificate
Deportation to Camps
Exchange of Jews for Germans
Expulsion From Germany
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
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"Every Person Has a Name, In Memory of Family Members Who Perished in the Holocaust", a pamphlet written by Zvi Stettiner in 2011, regarding the experiences of the members of his family and the members of the family of Yocheved (Finklestein) Stettiner
 "Every Person Has a Name, In Memory of Family Members Who Perished in the Holocaust", a pamphlet written by Zvi Stettiner in 2011, regarding the experiences of the members of his family and the members of the family of Yocheved (Finklestein) Stettiner - The family of Yocheved (Finklestein) Stettiner: Her mother: Penina Finklestein Her grandmother: Zipora Finklestein from Biala Podlaska who was murdered near Miedzyrzwecz, 09 October 1942; Her uncle: Moshe Finklestein from Biala Podlaska, who was deported to the Miedzyrzecz Ghetto and perished (the circumstances of his death are not known); Her aunt: Sara...
File Number : 317
Type of Material : Personal Documents
Language : Hebrew
"yetziat Europa" ("president Warfield") - Immigrant Ship
Deportation From Poland
Deportation to Camps
Deportation to Extermination Camps
Expulsion From Germany
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Letters received by Leo and Kaethe (Goldstaub) Translateur in New York from members of their family in Berlin and obituary notices regarding the death of Max Goldstaub, 1939-1941
 Letters received by Leo and Kaethe (Goldstaub) Translateur in New York from members of their family in Berlin and obituary notices regarding the death of Max Goldstaub, 1939-1941 - Letter sent from London to Leo and Kaethe (Goldstaub) Translateur in New York, 06 April 1939; - Letters from Jenny Sara Goldstaub in Berlin to her daughter Kaethe Translateur in New York, 1940-1941; - Letters sent to Leo and Kaethe Translateur in New York by Georg (Leo's brother) and his wife Erna Translateur in Berlin, 1940; - Letters sent to Leo Translateur by his niece Harriet Sara Hoffman in Berlin, 1940-1941; -...
File Number : 2099
Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Letter, Postcard
Language : German
Emigration From Germany
Expulsion From Germany
German Jews
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Letters
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Letters from Leiser and Rosa Hochmann from Mannheim and the Gurs camp to their children in Eretz Israel and documentation regarding the fate of the Jews of Mannheim during the war, 1938-2003
 Letters from Leiser and Rosa Hochmann from Mannheim and the Gurs camp to their children in Eretz Israel and documentation regarding the fate of the Jews of Mannheim during the war, 1938-2003 - Letters from Leiser and Rosa Hochmann from Mannheim to their children in Eretz Israel; the letters tell of their difficult situation and the arrangements for a kitchen for 100 Jews by a Jew; 31 July 1938, 21 July 1939 and 17 September 1939; - Letter sent from Gurs with notification that Perl Safrin (Eliyahu's aunt) has died and her children are now orphans, 12 November 1940; - Postcard from Leiser Hochmann in...
File Number : 2086
Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Documentary, Speech, Postcard, Article, Letter, Red Cross Letter, Memoirs
Language : Hebrew, German
Aliya
Commemoration
Expulsion From Germany
German Jews
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
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