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Testimony of Vera (Kannengiesser) Assenheimer, born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz-Birkenau, Gross-Rosen, Morgenstern, Dora and other places

Testimony

Testimony of Vera (Kannengiesser) Assenheimer, born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz-Birkenau, Gross-Rosen, Morgenstern, Dora and other places Only child; her father is a lawyer; witness is cared for by a nanny; attends a Jewish Neolog school; learns the languages Slowak and German. Re-annexation to Hungary, 1944; decrees; termination of studies; yellow badge; restrictions on Jews; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1944; separation from her father; transfer with her mother to Zelletral via Gross-Rosen; camp life including labor in a cloth factory; transfer on foot...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : German

Memoir book of Else Richter, born in Bratislava in 1920, including dedications written to her in Bratislava during 1929-1932, and a note with the names of people who were murdered, including her name

Memoir book of Else Richter, born in Bratislava in 1920, including dedications written to her in Bratislava during 1929-1932, and a note with the names of people who were murdered, including her name - Memoir book of Else Richter, born in Bratislava on 29/10/1920, including dedications written to her by her relatives and by her girlfriends from a Jewish school in Bratislava during 1929-1932. According to what is written on the first page of the memoir book, Else Richter was deported from Bratislava to Auschwitz camp on 24/03/1942. In the book there is also a drawing by J. Richter, dated 08/12/1937; - Note...

File Number : 178

Type of Material : Memoir Book, List of Murdered Jews, Memoirs

Language : Hebrew, German

Memoirs of Eliahu Rubin, born in Kurima in 1897, regarding his experiences in Czechoslovakia and Hungary until his deportation from the Munkács Ghetto to Auschwitz camp in May 1944

Memoirs of Eliahu Rubin, born in Kurima in 1897, regarding his experiences in Czechoslovakia and Hungary until his deportation from the Munkács Ghetto to Auschwitz camp in May 1944 - Memoirs of Eliahu Rubin, born in Kurima in 1897, regarding his experiences during the war until his deportation to Auschwitz camp in May 1944, written in Bratislava, Květnica, Vrbové and Tel Aviv during 1945-1948, and an addition with his later comments and those of his son Amos Yair Rubin; His family’s history; his father was Avraham Rubin, born in Obručné in 1856; he died in 1936. His mother was Risha Kriendl (Sonenshein)...

File Number : 9980

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Slovak, Hebrew, German, Yiddish, Hungarian

Memoirs of Eliahu and Amos Yair Rubin regarding their experiences in Slovakia and Hungary, the hiding of Amos in Munkács, the deportation of Eliahu from the Munkács Ghetto to Auschwitz and aliya to Eretz Israel; letters and more Memoirs pertaining to Eliahu Rubin: - Memoirs of Eliahu Rubin, born in Kurima, 24 June 1897, regarding the experiences of his family during the Holocaust, written 1945-1948 in Bratislava, Květnica, Vrbové and Tel Aviv: Experiences of his family; his parents Avraham Rubin, born in Obručné, died 1936, and Raisha Kreindel (Zonnenshine) Rubin, born in Kurima, 1860 (she perished); his...

File Number : 9886

Type of Material : Envelope, Workbook, Booklet(s), Letter, Personal Documents, Memoirs, Excerpt(s)

Language : Hebrew, Czech, Yiddish, Hungarian

Correspondence through the Red Cross between Anna (Hexner) Gleich in Michalovce and her sister in Mauritius, 1943-1944; forced documents used by the Gleich family, 1944-1945; baptismal certificates used by Hexner family members in 1942; Schutzpass (protective passport) used by the Kiss family in Budapest, 1944 Correspondence through the Red Cross: - Correspondence through the Red Cross between Anna Gleich in Michalovce and her sister Hedwiga (Heda) Ardo in Mauritius, 1943-1944; the last message was written by Anna Gleich in Michalovce, 22 August 1943. Documentation pertaining to the Gleich family: -...

File Number : 3698

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Red Cross Letter

Language : Slovak, German, Hungarian

Experiences of Mordechai Erwin Mitelman Tal, born in Brezno, Slovakia, 1930, and the experiences of his family during the war and following it

Experiences of Mordechai Erwin Mitelman Tal, born in Brezno, Slovakia, 1930, and the experiences of his family during the war and following it Childhood with his parents, Emil and Olga Mitelman, owners of a variety store in Brezno; transfer of his older brother, Josef Otto to a Hebrew school in Mukacevo, following the beginning of Nazi activity in the school he had attended, for the school year, 1938-1939; return home of Josef by crossing the border following the placement of Mukacevo outside of Slovakian borders on account of the Munich Agreement, 05 October 1938; failure of his parents in obtaining aliya...

File Number : 8965

Type of Material : Memoirs