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Research project written by Bella Haber, born in Horodenka, Poland, 1899, in the Chemistry Department of the University of Lwow, 1925-1926

Research project written by Bella Haber, born in Horodenka, Poland, 1899, in the Chemistry Department of the University of Lwow, 1925-1926 The research study was edited and republished by her daughter, Lili Chuwis-Thau, Haifa, 2008; - Attached is a review of Bella Haber's experiences: Childhood in Horodenka; childhood in Kolomea; studies at the University of Lwow; marriage; hiding of her daughter from the Germans during a large "Aktion", August 1942; capture by the Germans during an "Aktion"; death of Bella.

File Number : 1225

Type of Material : Research Article, Memoirs

Language : Hebrew, Polish

Testimony of Ludwik Fleck, born in Lwow, Poland, 1896, regarding his experiences in Lwow and his labor in the field of serology and bacteriology in the Laokoon factory laboratory in Lwow and in the medical experiments block for women in Auschwitz and in Buchenwald Deportation from his home in Lwow, September 1941; labor in the Jewish hospital on Koziewicza Street; stay in hiding, and the death of his two sisters and brothers-in-law during an "Aktion", 1942; transfer to the Jewish quarter; detention in the hospital with his wife and son, who worked as laboratory technicians, November 1942; labor in a...

File Number : 460

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Testimony of Ludwik Fleck, born in Lwow, Poland, 1896, regarding his experiences in Lwow, in hiding, and in Auschwitz and Buchenwald camps

Testimony of Ludwik Fleck, born in Lwow, Poland, 1896, regarding his experiences in Lwow, in hiding, and in Auschwitz and Buchenwald camps Eviction with his family from their apartment in Lwow, September 1941; life in a rented room in the home of a Pole, in exchange for 10,000 zlotys; work as a physician in the Jewish hospital, under the administration of Dr. Kurzeck; in hiding with his wife and his 14 year old son while hidden in the home of Kurzeck during the "Aktion", 1942; death of his two sisters and his brothers-in-law; deportation to the Lwow Ghetto; Lwow Ghetto life, including living in one room...

File Number : 430

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Testimony of Anna Fried-Seemanowa, born in Rudki, Poland, 1900, regarding her experiences as a physician and researcher in Lwow, Auschwitz and Ravensbrueck

Testimony of Anna Fried-Seemanowa, born in Rudki, Poland, 1900, regarding her experiences as a physician and researcher in Lwow, Auschwitz and Ravensbrueck Management of a laboratory in a university children's clinic in Lwow; after the August "Aktion" in Lwow, request from a Pole, Stanislaw Kedzierski, to the Fried family to organize a hiding place in the forest near Rzeszow, a request which turned out to be a fraud in order to get the family's money and whatever else they had; work at Dr. Fleck's laboratory developing a vaccination against typhus from the urine of patients in the department; decision of the...

File Number : 119

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Laboratory notebook containing entries by the researcher and scientist Ludwik Hirszfeld from research on blood groups that he conducted in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1941

Laboratory notebook containing entries by the researcher and scientist Ludwik Hirszfeld from research on blood groups that he conducted in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1941 Professor Ludwik HIrszfeld continued his research on heredity in blood groups even while he was in the Warsaw Ghetto, until he succeeded in transferring to a hiding place on the Aryan side. The entries in the notebook are in his handwriting; they include results of blood tests by groups that were conducted among ghetto residents and members of the medical staff who continued the research work of Prof. Hirszfeld secretly.

File Number : 151

Type of Material : Diary

Language : Polish

Research article by Henryk Kroszczor regarding the history of the Instytut Nauk Judaistycznych (Institute for Judaic Studies) in Warsaw, 1927-1939

Research article by Henryk Kroszczor regarding the history of the Instytut Nauk Judaistycznych (Institute for Judaic Studies) in Warsaw, 1927-1939 - Letter written by Marian Fuks from the Institute for Judaic Studies in Warsaw to Henryk Kroszczor inviting him to write an article regarding the history of the Institute for Judaic Studies in Warsaw, 1927-1939; the letter was written 16 December 1970; - Research article by Henryk Kroszczor regarding the history of the Instytut Nauk Judaistycznych (Institute for Judaic Studies) in Warsaw, 1927-1939. Included in the research article are handwritten articles on...

File Number : 118

Type of Material : Research Article, Study

Language : Polish

To be translated

File Number : 648

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Polish

Memoirs: "Pages from the Diary of Dr. Twardego", written by Julian Aleksandrowicz regarding his experiences as a Jewish physician in the Polish Army, the Armia Krajowa (AK), in Lwow, Warsaw, as a Christian in hiding, and in the partisans His service in the Polish Army as a physician; service in the AK during the war; life in Lwow under Soviet rule; life in Warsaw under German occupation; life in hiding; life among Polish partisans, as a Christian; attitude of the AK toward the Jews; names of Jewish collaborators and of Righteous Among the Nations.

File Number : 190

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

To be translated

Type of Material : List of Lecturers, Official Documentation, Record of Persecuted Persons, List of Students, List of Persecuted Persons

Language : German

Memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano about her experiences during the Holocaust; "The Partisans' Haggada" by Šani Altarac, and additional documentation associated with the Jews of Yugoslavia

Memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano about her experiences during the Holocaust; "The Partisans' Haggada" by Šani Altarac, and additional documentation associated with the Jews of Yugoslavia "Roditelski dom Šemuela Romana i sudbina njegove porodice": memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano, born in 1913 in Tuzla, about her brother, Šemuel Romano, her parents' home, and her family's experiences in the Holocaust (written in Afikim in June–July 1973): - the family's history; the story of Klara's parents, Josef Romano and Sara Romano née Perera, and her brothers—Šemuel, born in 1906 in Sarajevo; Leon, born in...

File Number : 11428

Type of Material : Postcard, Genealogy, Poems/songs, Prayer, Memoirs, Personal Documents

Language : Serbian, Hebrew, Croatian, Ladino

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