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Poems written by Istvan Klinger, 1944

Poems written by Istvan Klinger, 1944 In 1944, when he was 18, the author was sent to forced labor in Bor, from which he never returned.

File Number : 207

Type of Material : Poems/songs

Language : Hebrew

Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Articles, lectures, notes, bibliography and correspondence regarding refugees, regarding the rescue of Jews in neutral countries, regarding Jewish youth movements and regarding the place of the Holocaust in history There are four volumes in the file: Volume I Refugees and the rescue of Jews in neutral countries such as Switzerland, Sweden and Spain during the Holocaust period. Volume II Articles, index cards, lists, bibliography and correspondence regarding the Jewish youth movements and the Bund during the Holocaust period. Volume III Lectures, articles and lists...

File Number : 32

Type of Material : Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Official Documentation, Card File, Booklet(s)

Language : Hebrew, English

"Legends from Clara Pink's Camp", from Detje Pinkhof's diary, English translation, and introduction by Mirjam (Waterman) Pinkhof, 1998

"Legends from Clara Pink's Camp", from Detje Pinkhof's diary, English translation, and introduction by Mirjam (Waterman) Pinkhof, 1998 The legends have been illustrated by the author.

File Number : 10

Type of Material : Stories

Language : English

Diary of Detje Pinkhof including "Legends from the Westerbork Camp", short stories from the period of the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, 1942

Diary of Detje Pinkhof including "Legends from the Westerbork Camp", short stories from the period of the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, 1942 - The diary describes the Jewish nursery school where Detje (Adele Louise) worked until her deportation to Westerbork with her parents and two of her sisters, for the second time; deportation to Sobibor where her family perished (her older sister, who was married, was the only one who survived the Holocaust); release of her family after a short stay in the camp; permission granted to her family to return their home in the Plantage neighborhood in Amsterdam. ...

File Number : 1

Type of Material : Stories, Diary

Language : Dutch

Section of an issue of News of the Yivo, 1958, and critique on a book on the Holocaust

File Number : 299

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings

Language : English

Documentation regarding the spiritual life of the Bulgarian Jews, 1920-1970

Documentation regarding the spiritual life of the Bulgarian Jews, 1920-1970 - Stories, Jewish songs/poems, texts of songs/poems and booklets; - Poem/song written by Moshe Lilo regarding the events of 10 March 1943. Also in the file: "Postwar Export and Import of Grains in Bulgaria", booklet by Astruk D. Kalev.

File Number : 137

Type of Material : Excerpt(s)

Language : Bulgarian, Hebrew, Ladino

Testimonies used by Charlotte Delbo in preparation for her book, "The January 24 Convoy" (English title: "Convoy to Auschwitz"), 14 May 1943-13 September 1966 [?]

Testimonies used by Charlotte Delbo in preparation for her book, "The January 24 Convoy" (English title: "Convoy to Auschwitz"), 14 May 1943-13 September 1966 [?] Testimonies used by Charlotte Delbo, the writer, in preparation for her book, "The January 24 Convoy" (English title: "Convoy to Auschwitz"), published 1965; the testimonies are regarding 230 French women deported to Auschwitz on a transport, 24 January 1943.

File Number : 272

Type of Material : Documentation

Language : French

To be translated

File Number : 3992

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Book

Language : Slovak, Hebrew, Czech, German

Memoirs of Iliya Abramovich, born in Zinkov, Ukraine in 1920, regarding his experiences in Zinkov, and regarding his family's experiences in hiding in an abandoned mine

Memoirs of Iliya Abramovich, born in Zinkov, Ukraine in 1920, regarding his experiences in Zinkov, and regarding his family's experiences in hiding in an abandoned mine Life in Zinkov during the German occupation on 10 July 1941; the murder of his mother and brother Buzya; hearing of the death of his two brothers who served in the Red Army; his uncle Khaim Fogelman, his wife Sheyva and their children Leva, Misha and Zyama find a hiding place in an abandoned mine on 11 July 1942; the family is helped by Tokar, the head of Krutyborody village, and by the guard Oleksa Stopkan and his daughter Anelya while...

File Number : 2594

Type of Material : Memoirs, Record of Murdered Persons

Language : Russian

Article entitled: "The Truths in Hitlerism"

Article entitled: "The Truths in Hitlerism" Also in the file: - List of books found in three suitcases.

File Number : 12

Type of Material : Article

Language : French

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