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Forged identity cards of the sisters Batia and Malka Szusterman from the period of their residence on the Aryan side of Warsaw, 1942-1944

Forged identity cards of the sisters Batia and Malka Szusterman from the period of their residence on the Aryan side of Warsaw, 1942-1944 - Forged identity card for the name of Barbara (Szustak) Wulczynska, used by Batia Szusterman during her residence on the Aryan side of Warsaw, starting August 1942; the certificate records that it was issued in Warsaw, 08 April 1943, and that Barbara was born in Siniawka, 12 May 1906; - Forged identity card for the name of Leokadia Szustak, used by Malka Szusterman, sister of Batia, during her residence on the Aryan side of Warsaw, starting August 1942; the certificate...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1210

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Documents

results.listIds.lang : Polish, German

Letters written by Szajna Cukier in Warsaw, after her return from Pawiak prison, to her daughter Felicja who was hidden by a Polish family, December 1944, and personal documents of Felicja Cukier, from the postwar period - Letters written by Szajna Cukier in Warsaw, after her return from Pawiak prison, to her daughter Felicja, who was staying with a Polish family while being hidden by them, December 1944; her experiences before her detention and imprisonment in Pawiak (seven pages of the letter are missing, in which she relates her experiences in Pawiak and her release from the prison; included is a...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 2150

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Documents, Letter

results.listIds.lang : Polish

Letter and postcard sent to Franciszka (Feier) Berel in Budapest by her family in Krakow, 1943, and a letter written by members of the Feier family before the war to their relatives in the United States - Postcard sent to Franciszka Berel in Budapest by her sister Hella in Krakow, 26 October 1943; - Letter sent to Franka Franciszka Berel and her children by her sister Hella and the rest of the family in Krakow; the letter is written with various hints and it contains parts written by Franka's father, her husband Staszek and Bronka, the Polish woman in whose home the family was staying at that time, using...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 2106

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Postcard, Letter

Official documentation of Alexander Wasserman that was published using the false identity of Michal Mielczarek, regarding his stay and employment in Warsaw and Petrikau, 1943-1945

Official documentation of Alexander Wasserman that was published using the false identity of Michal Mielczarek, regarding his stay and employment in Warsaw and Petrikau, 1943-1945 The documentation includes: - Police registration certificate for Michal Mielczarek (the false identity of Alexander Wasserman), born in Kielczyglow, 14 September 1909, and living in Warsaw, 01 September 1943; - Employee card for Michal Mielczarek issued by the textile factory, Walther C. Toebbens K. G. in Warsaw (the validity of the card was extended every month, August 1943-January 1945); - Document from the Walther C....

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1187

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Records

results.listIds.lang : German

Testimony of Yisrael Shpira, born in Radomsko, Poland in 1936, regarding his experiences as a young boy in Radomsko, his hiding in the home of a Polish family in Warsaw and in Radom

Testimony of Yisrael Shpira, born in Radomsko, Poland in 1936, regarding his experiences as a young boy in Radomsko, his hiding with a Polish family in Warsaw and in Radom Life before the war; he was born into a well -to-do secular family; outbreak of the war in 1939; obtaining forged papers; escape with his family to Warsaw; arrest by the Germans and transfer to the "Pawiak" prison under a fake non-Jewish identity; release after a short while; escape and hiding in the home of a respected Polish family; life in the family until the " Polish uprising" in August 1944; bombings; deportation with all the...

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

Letter written by Dalia Kornblit, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1938, while in hiding on the Aryan side in Warsaw, and sent to her mother Anna Kornblit who was staying in another hiding place in 1943

Letter written by Dalia Kornblit, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1938, while in hiding on the Aryan side in Warsaw, and sent to her mother Anna Kornblit who was staying in another hiding place in 1943 Translation of the letter: On one side: "Give me a kiss. I want you to be healthy and happy" On the other side: "I am sitting on a small armchair and am building a circus on the table" Signed: "Danusa" (Dalia's false name); Written on the envelope: "dla Jadwisi" (a nickname for "Jadwiga", her mother's false name); Comments by the submitter of the material (Dalia [Kornblit] Gavriel): The letter was written...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1840

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Letter

results.listIds.lang : Polish

Testimony of Marissa Masha (Ginsburg) Gleichgevicht regarding her experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto, using a false identity on the Aryan side and more

Testimony of Marissa Masha (Ginsburg) Gleichgevicht regarding her experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto, using a false identity on the Aryan side and more Life in the Warsaw Ghetto; her husband's work in the local hospital, which was having difficulties; leaving the Warsaw Ghetto with her little son; transfer to the Otwock Ghetto; escape from the Otwock Ghetto just before an "Aktion"; transfer to Swider and from there to Miedzylesie; remaining in hiding in Miedzylesie for ten days; arrival in Wilga; being hidden by local farmers for a payment; escape back to Warsaw lest she be informed on; life on the Aryan side...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 8465

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Memoirs

results.listIds.lang : Polish

Testimony of Alfred Maze, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1938, regarding his experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto, in hiding outside the ghetto and in hiding in a village in the area

Testimony of Alfred Maze, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1938, regarding his experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto, in hiding outside the ghetto and in hiding in a village in the area Life in Warsaw, including the establishment of the Warsaw Ghetto; smuggled out of the Warsaw Ghetto by a Polish woman of German origin who had been his nanny when he was a baby; life in the home of a Pole while using a false identity; change of his name to Fredek Mrozowski; receives knowledge regarding the murder of his parents; move to another Polish family; abandoned on the street and rescue by a Pole; life in hiding while hidden by his...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 8402

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Interview(s), Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

Forged documents with the names Marian Wegielek and Teofila Wegielek which were used by the couple Marian and Tola Ajzner from the Warsaw Ghetto who lived on the Aryan side

Forged documents with the names Marian Wegielek and Teofila Wegielek which were used by the couple Marian and Tola Ajzner from the Warsaw Ghetto who lived on the Aryan side The Ajzner couple immigrated to France in 1946; their daughter is Halina Finquel, the submitter.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1154

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Documents

results.listIds.lang : Polish, German

Letters and postcards received by Luba Czarny from Ravensburg from her sister Bella Silbermintz and other family members in Warsaw, 1941-1942, and letters sent by Blanka Gutowska to Czarny in Germany and Canada, 1945-1948, regarding Gutowska's experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto on the Aryan side until 24 July 1942 Included in the file: - Translation of the letters and postcards to English; - Announcements published in the "Nowy Kurjer Warszawsk" newspaper, 03 August 1940.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1693

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Newspaper Clippings, Letter

results.listIds.lang : Polish

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