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Testimony of Yozef Bramson, born in Franeker, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding his experiences in the Westerbork camp, the Vught camp, the Barneveld camp, Bergen-Belsen and his liberation on "The Lost Train" in Troebitz

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Testimony of Yozef Bramson, born in Franeker, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding his experiences in the Westerbork camp, the Vught camp, the Barneveld camp and Bergen-Belsen, and his liberation while on "The Lost Train" in Troebitz Immediate family; his parent's professions; way of life at home; Shabbatot and religious holidays; setting up of a community kibbutz training facility by his father; move to Wildervank; attends a Jewish school. Anti-Jewish legislation and yellow badge; occupation of the Netherlands, May 1940; plan to make aliya to Eretz Israel that is not realized; his father's library and its...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 13243

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

Correspondence between Menachem and Mirjam (Waterman) Pinkhof in Haifa and the teacher, Huub van Eck in Ede, the Netherlands, 1965-1995

Correspondence between Menachem and Mirjam (Waterman) Pinkhof in Haifa and the teacher, Huub van Eck in Ede, the Netherlands, 1965-1995 Positions taken by Huub van Eck (a non-Jewish geography teacher in the Jewish high school in Amsterdam who was forced to resign in 1941 at the order of the Germans) vis a vis the State of Israel. Also in the file: Article by Karel E. de Haan, published in the Dutch periodical, "Tijd en Taak", in memory of van Eck, 10 June 1995; the special connection between van Eck and his former students from the Jewish high school is emphasized in the article (pp. 39-40).

results.listIds.fileNumber : 20

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Article, Letter

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew, Dutch

Translation of diary kept by Henri Hans Lindeman, born in Hengelo in 1907, in hiding in 1942–1943, and letters of family members

Translation of diary kept by Henri Hans Lindeman, born in Hengelo in 1907, in hiding in 1942–1943, and letters of family members - translation of diary of that Henri Hans Lindeman wrote in hiding from June 1942 to April 1943. The diary was translated from Dutch into Hebrew by Riwka (Lindeman) Raczewski. The diary is written in third person. Hans Lindeman appears under the alias Hans de Jong; family members' names are also changed. The diary was printed up (in Dutch) and appears in Item O.75/3838. Family life in Utrecht; Hans de Jong's activity in the Jewish community after being dismissed from hios job;...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 12566

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Diary, Personal Documents, Letter, Postcard, הודעה

results.listIds.lang : Dutch, German

Memoirs of Isidore Bernard Cohen, born in Rotterdam in 1932, regarding his experiences and those of his family in Gouda and in a hiding place in Leiden in 1940-1945, and personal documentation of his sister Marianne, partly under her false name Memoirs: History of the Cohen family in the Netherlands; deportation of his paternal grandparents and his maternal grandmother (of the Bouwman family) to Westerbork, and from there to Auschwitz, and their murder in October 1942; family life in Rotterdam before the war; mention of relatives and acquaintances who perished in the Holocaust; air-raids during the German...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 11483

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : List of Murdered Jews, Memoirs, Personal Documents

results.listIds.lang : Dutch

Letter from Eli Pakkedrager, in Westerbork, 1943, and speech delivered by Judith Serlui at a Jewish school in Amsterdam, 1940

Letter from Eli Pakkedrager, in Westerbork, 1943, and speech delivered by Judith Serlui at a Jewish school in Amsterdam, 1940 - letter from Eli Pakkedrager, in Westerbork, 1943, to his acquaintance C. Postma, in The Hague, December 30, 1943; - speech delivered by Judith Serlui at a Jewish school in Amsterdam, marking the jubilee of completion of studies in June 1940; on the bottom of the page, it is noted that she perished in Sobibór on June 4, 1943. Submitter's remark: Eli Pakkedrager perished several days before the liberation.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 4948

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Letter, Speech

results.listIds.lang : English, Dutch

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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

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Testimony of Yekhiel Zigman, born in Scheveningen, Holland in 1934, regarding his deportation to Den Haag, to the camp Westerbork and the ghetto Theresienstadt.

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Testimony of Yekhiel Zigman, born in Scheveningen,Holland in 1934, regarding his deportation to Den Haag, to the camp Westerbork and the ghetto Theresienstadt. Childhood in a family of immigrants from eastern Europe to Scheveningen; attending Jewish school; German occupation; parents'deportation to Westerbork and later to Auschwitz; getting a postcard from parents; concentration with Jewish children in the theatre building of Den Haag; deportation to Westerbork; transfer to the orphans barracks in the camp; outbreak of diseases; deportation with brother to Theresienstadt; life in ghetto; brother's bar...

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : English

Documentation regarding Holocaust survivor Chana Julia (Meyer) Gaaton, the wife of Moshe Gaaton, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1937, and regarding her family members, dated 1940-2007

Documentation regarding Holocaust survivor Chana Julia (Meyer) Gaaton, the wife of Moshe Gaaton, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in 1937, and regarding her family members, dated 1940-2007 - Interview held by Yad Vashem with Chana Gaaton-Meyer on 25/12/1988, regarding her and her family's experiences during the Nazi occupation and afterwards: Deportation from their home in Amsterdam following a razzia (raid), 1943; their stay in Westerbork and Bergen-Belsen camps; departure by train in early 1945 in the direction of Theresienstadt; liberation by the Red Army, en route to Troebitz, 04/1945; death of her...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 410

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Genealogy, Booklet(s), Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Personal Documents, Interview(s), Administrative Documentation

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew, English, Dutch

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