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Memoirs of Moshe Kaplan, born in Woronow, Poland, 1915, regarding his experiences in the Polish Army, the Tannenberg POW camp, the Woronow Ghetto, in hiding in the forest, as a partisan in the Naliboki forests and more
Memoirs of Moshe Kaplan, born in Woronow, Poland, 1915, regarding his experiences in the Polish Army, the Tannenberg POW camp, the Woronow Ghetto, in hiding in the forest, as a partisan in the Naliboki forests and more Life in Woronow after World War I; death of his father Avraham Kaplan in 1922; attendance at the Tarbut elementary school; displays of antisemitism; membership in Hashomer Hatzair; underground activities and imprisonment of his brother as a member of the Communist Party; death of his mother, 1932; life in an aliya training kibbutz in Bialystok; meeting his future wife, Chaya; release of his...
File Number : 8643
Type of Material : Genealogy, Memoirs, Poems/songs
Language : Hebrew
Abuse
Aliya Training Farm
Antisemitism After the War - Poland
Antisemitism Before the War - Poland
Children's Homes After the War
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Letters and postcards received by Hermann Helfgott in a POW camp in Germany from his family members and friends in Serbia, Hungary and other places, 1941-1944, a letter written by his future wife Malvine Bodner, including information regarding her family's experiences, 09/12/1946, and personal and official documentation regarding Hermann Helfgott and the Bodner family
 Letters and postcards received by Hermann Helfgott in a POW camp in Germany from his family members and friends in Serbia, Hungary and other places, 1941-1944, a letter written by his future wife Malvine Bodner, including information regarding her family's experiences, 09/12/1946, and personal and official documentation regarding Hermann Helfgott and the Bodner family - Letters and postcards received by Hermann Helfgott in a POW camp in Germany (he served in the Yugoslavian Army and was taken captive by the Germans in 1941) from his family members and friends in Vrsac, Budapest, Dragutinovo, Kragujevac,...
File Number : 2223
Type of Material : Personal Documents, Letter, Postcard, Official Documentation
Language : Serbian, Hebrew, Polish, English, German
Commemoration
Conscription of Jews Into the Polish Army
Deportation From Belgium
Dp Camps
Emigration From Poland
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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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Permit issued in the Lamsdorf POW camp for British soldier Albert Fano, 13 May 1942, and military service booklet received by him upon mobilization, 9 December 1940
 Permit issued in the Lamsdorf POW camp for British soldier Albert Fano, 13 May 1942, and military service booklet received by him upon mobilization, 9 December 1940 - Permit issued in the Lamsdorf POW camp for the transfer of British Jewish soldier Albert Fano to the camp hospital, 13 May 1942; - Notification sent on behalf of the British Army regarding Albert Fano being taken captive, 16 August 1941; - Military service booklet belonging to Albert Bohor Fano, born in Burgas, Bulgaria, 23 March 1908, mobilized in Sarafand, 9 December 1940; booklet contains soldier’s personal information, including...
File Number : 634
Type of Material : Personal Records, Notepad, Official Documentation
Language : English, German
British Army
Hospitals in Camps (revier)
Jewish Pows
Jewish Soldiers From Mandatory Palestine
Pow Camp
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Reports sent to the central committee of the Communist Party in Belorussia by the People's Commissariat for Internal Matters in Belorussia, regarding the murder and persecution of Jews in the Minsk and Mogilev regions during 1941-1942
 Reports sent to the central committee of the Communist Party in Belorussia by the People's Commissariat for Internal Matters in Belorussia, regarding the murder and persecution of Jews in the Minsk and Mogilev regions during 1941-1942 Survey reports regarding the murder of Jewish POWs in a POW camp in Gomel, 1941-1942; establishment of the Minsk Ghetto; murder of Minsk Jews in a brick factory near the city, starting in September 1941; deportation of Jews from Germany to the Minsk Ghetto, December 1941; murder of Mogilev Jews, August-September 1941; murder of Borisov Jews, 1941-1942; murder of Smolevichi...
File Number : 3678
Type of Material : Official Documentation, List of Partisans, List of Collaborators, List of Underground Members
Language : Russian
Ghettos
Jewish Pows
Murder of Jews
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To be translated
File Number : 3677
Type of Material : Survey Report, Official Documentation
Language : Russian
Badge of Shame
Camps
Ghettos
Jewish Pows
Murder of Jews
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To be translated
File Number : 3665
Type of Material : Survey Report, Official Documentation
Language : Russian
Badge of Shame
Forced Labor
Jewish Pows
Murder of Jews
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To be translated
File Number : 3662
Type of Material : Survey Report, Names, Official Documentation, List of Underground Members
Language : Russian
Badge of Shame
Camps
Contribution
Forced Labor
Ghettos
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Forged and genuine certificates made out to Rebecca (Karlin) Marmur from Nancy, and a certificate from the POW Association made out to Gerald Marmur, 1941-1945
 Forged and genuine certificates made out to Rebecca (Karlin) Marmur from Nancy, and a certificate from the POW Association made out to Gerald Marmur, 1941-1945 - Forged identity card belonging to Rebecca Marmur using the name Renee Marmur, 1944; - Genuine identity card in the name of Rebecca Marmur from her stay in Moulins, 1941; - Identity card stamped with the word "Juif" (Jew) issued in Nancy, 27 January 1943; - Certificate from the Association des Prisonniers de Guerre (POW association) issued to Gerald Marmur in Lyon, 13 August 1945. Comments by the submitter of the material regarding the...
File Number : 533
Type of Material : Personal Records
Language : French
Forged Documents
French Army
French Underground - Resistance
Jewish Pows
Jewish Soldiers
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To be translated
File Number : 3630
Type of Material : Official Documentation, Survey Report, Names
Language : Russian
Badge of Shame
Burning of the Synagogue With Hundreds of Jews Inside -Bialystok, 27 June 1941
Camps
Contribution
Deportation of Jews
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