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Letter written by Lawyer Ayzik Shpilberg, from Smolensk, regarding the graves of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust, and reply by Ilya Ehrenburg

Letter written by Lawyer Ayzik Shpilberg, from Smolensk, regarding the graves of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust, and reply by Ilya Ehrenburg The letter details the neglected condition of the burial places of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust and notes the absence of monuments at these sites; request for assistance in establishing monuments at the Jews' burial sites; Also mentioned in the letter is the number of Jews who were murdered in Polonnoye, including members of the writer's family; Reply by Ilya Ehrenburg, that he is of the same opinion as Shpilberg and that he too wants to...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 106

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Letter

results.listIds.lang : Russian

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results.listIds.fileNumber : 13448

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

Registration of burials, from the Cosel Jewish cemetery in Breslau, including a list of Jewish residents of Breslau and inmates of labor camps in the Breslau vicinity who were buried in Cosel, 1943-1944 Included in the file: Article by Benjamin Sklarz regarding Jewish burial in Breslau during the same period.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1256

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Article, List of Murdered Jews, List of Camp Inmates, Letter, Official Documentation

results.listIds.lang : English, German

Testimony of Aleksander Sander Englender Emed, born in Center, Hungary, 1922, regarding his experiences in a labor battalion, in Ozd, Miskolc and Budapest

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Testimony of Aleksander Sander Englender Emed, born in Center, Hungary, 1922, regarding his experiences in a labor battalion, in Ozd, Miskolc and Budapest From a well-to-do assimilated estate-owning family; Christian and Jewish education; attends a Protestant high school; training to work in the estates. German occupation, March 1944; drafted to labor battalions, April 1944; release from labor in exchange for a bribe; deportation to Ozd, May 1944; help from the housekeeper whom his grandmother had adopted; transfer to Miskolc in freight trains, May 1944; looting of property by the local population;...

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

[Placard] calling on the public to participate in a meeting at the kosher dining room, posted by the Chesed shel Emet Society

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1241

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Announcement

results.listIds.lang : Yiddish

Activity reports by the police station 174 in Berlin, 1938 - 1944

Activity reports by the police station 174 in Berlin, 1938 - 1944 Selected activity reports by the police station RKB (Reichskriminalbüro?) 174 in Berlin containing information regarding arrested Jews, found Jewish corpses and their transfer to the Jewish community for burial. Most reports and names are hardly legible. Arrests of Jews are titled as "Judeneinlieferung" or signed by the letter J, 31/05/1938 - 05/06/1944.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 165

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Legal Documentation

results.listIds.lang : German

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results.listIds.fileNumber : 598

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Names of Jewish Partisans, Article, Letter of Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Slovak, German, Yiddish

Part of a diary written by Nehemia Heniek Malin in the Lodz Ghetto from late 1942 until August 1944, when he was deported to Auschwitz with his family

Part of a diary written by Nehemia Heniek Malin in the Lodz Ghetto from late 1942 until August 1944, when he was deported to Auschwitz with his family Nehemia Malin wrote the diary in parallel to the events, from the establishment of the Lodz Ghetto until the liquidation of the Lodz Ghetto and the deportation of his family to Auschwitz in August 1944. Immediately before his deportation, he hid the diary in his family's apartment. Upon his return in January 1945, he found the last part of the diary, but an additional notebook, which included pages 1-93, regarding the first period in the ghetto, was not found....

results.listIds.fileNumber : 5627

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Diary

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew, Polish

Death certificates of Rela Szajndla Vogelnest and Maurycy Trebacz who died in the Lodz Ghetto, 1940-1941

Death certificates of Rela Szajndla Vogelnest and Maurycy Trebacz who died in the Lodz Ghetto, 1940-1941 - Death certificate of Rela Szajndla Vogelnest who died 13 April 1940 at the age of 89, and was buried; the number of the section and the number of the plot in the cemetery are recorded on the certificate; - Death certificate of Maurycy Trebacz who died 29 January 1941 at the age of 79; the number of the section and the number of the plot in the cemetery are recorded on the certificate.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 157

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Death Certificate

results.listIds.lang : Polish

Documentation of the Krakow Jewish community pertaining to activities of the community welfare system and its budget, January-April 1940

Documentation of the Krakow Jewish community pertaining to activities of the community welfare system and its budget, January-April 1940 - Monthly budget proposals submitted by the Krakow Jewish community for January-March 1940 (in German, pp. 22-23, 26-30); Income sections, including community taxes, burial fees from the Chevra Kadisha (Burial Society), payment for use of hospitals and bathhouses, and contributions for the poor; Expenses section, including the Rabbinate, the Office, the bathhouse, the Chevra Kadisha, the hospital and clinics, soup kitchens, allotments to the poor, pensions for community...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 310

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Reports, Report

results.listIds.lang : Polish, German

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