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Documentation of Arthur Plotsk, born in Leipzig, Germany, of Rabbi Simon Dasberg and his daughter Dina, from Groningen, the Netherlands, and of Alfred Weiss, born in Banovce, Slovakia; documentation dated, 1920-1941 - Transit pass issued for Arthur Plotzk by the police in Zagreb, before his travel to Eretz Israel, 20 February 1941; postcard sent by Jetta Plotsk from the Lodz Ghetto to her niece in Denmark, 11 November 1941; - Affidavit from Jozef Weiss (whose last place of residence before his deportation was Hilversum, the Netherlands) and by lawyer I. S. de Vries (whose last place of residence before...

File Number : 145

Type of Material : Postcard, Diploma, Letter, Administrative Documentation, Passport, List of Detainees, Poem/song, Declaration

Language : Hebrew, French, English, Dutch, Hungarian, Serbian-Croatian

Travel permit to Cernauti, given to Yolana Wais after her release from a labor camp in Siberia, 30 December 1946

Travel permit to Cernauti, given to Yolana Wais after her release from a labor camp in Siberia, 30 December 1946 Note: Yolana (Yehudit) Steiner, born in 1908, was married to Miklos Wais; they resided in Oradea, Transnistria; Miklos was a Communist; Yolana was pregnant when they escaped in the direction of the East, 1941; they were in detention in the Soviet Union in a prison in Moscow, for nine months; Yolana give birth to a baby daughter in prison, and the baby died due to lack of milk at the age of two weeks; Yolana and Miklos were sent to forced labor in Siberia; Miklos died of typhus after their...

File Number : 711

Type of Material : Personal Records

Language : Russian

Transit pass issued to Arie Prushynowski, born in Baranowicze, Poland, 1939, in Salzuflen, to enable his journey to Eretz Israel, 16 July 1947

Transit pass issued to Arie Prushynowski, born in Baranowicze, Poland, 1939, in Salzuflen, to enable his journey to Eretz Israel, 16 July 1947 Notes from Arie Shachar-Prushynowski who submitted the material: Arie Prushynowski was born in Baranowicze, Poland in 1939 (according to the pass: 17 February). When the Germans occupied Baranowicze, his father Mordechai was murdered by the German invaders. Sonia, Arie's mother, decided to escape and, together with Arie and two of his paternal aunts, she escaped to Uzbekistan where they remained until 1946. At the time of the repatriation Sonia and her [female]...

File Number : 699

Type of Material : Personal Records

Language : French, English, German

Personal documentation belonging to Regina (Jedwab) Widawski and her husband Szaja Ber Widawski, both born in Lodz, 1945-1948

Personal documentation belonging to Regina (Jedwab) Widawski and her husband Szaja Ber Widawski, both born in Lodz, 1945-1948 - Marriage certificate of Regina Jedwab, born 28 November 1913, and Szaja Ber Widawski, born 06 August 1907, issued in Ozorkow, 10 September 1948; - Divorce certificate of Regina Jedwab from Abram Rozenbaum, born in Zawierce, Poland, 01 May 1913, issued in Lodz, 15 August 1947; - Transit pass from Katsdorf, Austria to Poland, issued to Regina Jedwab, 28 October 1945; - Certificate attesting to the fact that Regina Jedwab worked in a voluntary capacity as a medical nurse in a...

File Number : 698

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Polish, English, German

Exit pass lasting 24 hours from the Falesti camp issued to Itic Yitzhak Rosner to visit his son in Iasi, 28 April 1944

Exit pass lasting 24 hours from the Falesti camp issued to Itic Yitzhak Rosner to visit his son in Iasi, 28 April 1944 Note: Itic Yitzhak Rosner was born in Iasi, Romania, 1912; he was drafted to forced labor quarrying rocks in Falesti, 1942; he had a chance conversation with an Austrian soldier at the camp who expressed longings for his son, the same age as Rosner's son Shlomo, born in 1939 (brother of Tzila Simon); after expressing his longings for his own son Shlomo, Rosner received from the camp commandant a 24 hour exit pass to visit his son in Iasi; he left for home; while he was home, a neighbor...

File Number : 316

Type of Material : Certification

Language : German

Personal documentation and official documents of Leiser Lipa Koerber, born in Krakow, Poland, 05 September 1907, and his family who were in Krakow under German occupation, 1940 - 1942, and from the initial years after the liberation The file includes the following documents: - License to buy old items and waste in the Krakow area and to use trains in the area including a request not to disrupt the operations, 1940; - Registration document of Bina Koerber to stay in Broek, which is now a neighborhood of Krakow, from December 1940. The stamp is from the Population Movement Control Office; - Renewal of the...

File Number : 1152

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Official Documentation, Certification, Postcard, Letter, Photograph, Legal Documentation

Language : Polish, Russian, German

Documentation regarding Sarina Brodzki and her friends who stayed with her in "Villa Emma" in Nonantola

Documentation regarding Sarina Brodzki and her friends who stayed with her in "Villa Emma" in Nonantola Memoir book of Sarina Brodzki, born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1927, with signed inscriptions and drawings by her friends who stayed with her in "Villa Emma" in Nonantola, 1943-1944; The file includes: - Identity cards given to Sarina in Nonantola and Switzerland; - Travel documents issued by the Embassy of Yugoslavia in Bern for Sarina to make aliya to Eretz Israel, 15 December 1944; - List of children from Spalato who arrived to Nonantola, 14 April 1943.

File Number : 214

Type of Material : Personal Records, Memoir Book, List of Jewish Children, Identity Card, Photograph

Language : Italian, French, German, Serbian-Croatian

Testimony of Eva Renee Rivka (Weisz) Klang, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1932, regarding her experiences in Budapest, a marked house, Bratislava and other places

Testimony

Testimony of Eva Renee Rivka (Weisz) Klang, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1932, regarding her experiences in Budapest, a marked house, Bratislava and other places Her childhood in Budapest including antisemitism and her attending a Jewish high school. German Army occupation of Budapest, March 1944; life under German occupation including the imposition of anti-Jewish decrees; move to a marked house on Népszínház utca Street no. 49; murder of Jews in the marked house, August 1944; move to another marked house on Miksa utca Street [?] until October 1944; receives Swiss Schutzpass, protective passports; move to...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Personal record of Sonia (Katzman) Winogradov, born in 1922 in Brody, Poland, whose false name was Elzbieta Zak Wierzbicka.

Personal record of Sonia (Katzman) Winogradov, born in 1922 in Brody, Poland, whose false name was Elzbieta Zak Wierzbicka. - The testimony of Sonia Katzman Winogradov, born on July 22, 1922 in Brody, Poland, about her departure from the Brody ghetto with forged papers to a forester’s house near Pidkamin, Poland; In a bunker in the forest, 36 Jews who managed to escape from the ghetto hid, including Sonia's mother, her relatives and friends; they were all murdered by Ukrainians on May 6, 1943; The group fled to Jaroslaw, Poland, and stayed there until liberation by the Red Army; - Identity cards and passports...

File Number : 729

Type of Material : Identity Card, Personal Documents

Language : Polish, German, Ukrainian

Transit certificate for Hersz Mostyszczer issued in Chelm, Poland on 12/04/1940

Transit certificate for Hersz Mostyszczer issued in Chelm, Poland on 12/04/1940 Transit certificate for Hersz Mostyszczer issued at the military hospital in Chelm, Poland on April 12, 1940; The certificate authorizes him to wear a uniform while traveling.

File Number : 724

Type of Material : Certification

Language : German

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