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Certification from the Odeljenje za zaštitu naroda (Department for the Defense of the People) that Manó Hahn escaped from an inmates' forced march and is now returning to Hungary, 1944, and a document certifying that the family of his father, Gerschon Hahn, numbers five children, 1943 The documentation includes: - Certification from the Odeljenje za zaštitu naroda that Manó Hahn, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1903, escaped from an inmates' forced march that originated in the Bor camp and is now returning to his homeland, issued in Bolec, 26 October 1944; - Document issued by the Population Registry of the...

File Number : 473

Type of Material : Personal Records

Language : Serbian, Hungarian

Letters and postcards sent by Jenny and Albert Teutsch from Karlsruhe, Germany, 1936-1940, and from Gurs, Rivesaltes and Les Milles camps, to their family members in the United States and Argentina, 1940-1941 Included in the documentation: - Letters sent by Jenny and Albert Teutsch and their son Hans from Karlsruhe, Germany to their family members (Pia and Paul) in the United States, 1936-1940; - Letters sent by Albert Teutsch from Karlsruhe to lawyer Geo Z. Medalie in New York, 02-03/1939; - Letter sent to the US Embassy in Buenos Aires by Beno Lamm (the brother-in-law of Albert Teutsch), ...

File Number : 1441

Type of Material : Postcard, Letter

Language : German

Testimony of Katalin (Barna) Sztrimber, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1916, regarding her experiences in Budapest, Teleki Ter, Ravensbrueck, Venusberg and Mauthausen

Testimony

Testimony of Katalin (Barna) Sztrimber, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1916, regarding her experiences in Budapest, Teleki Ter, Ravensbrueck, Venusberg and Mauthausen Life in Budapest with her family; displays of antisemitism; membership in Hashomer Hatzair; financial inability to pay for a ticket to make aliya [to Eretz Israel]; studies; work as a clerk and as a saleswoman; marriage, 1936. Draft of her husband to forced labor; transfer of her husband to the Soviet Union; non-return of her husband; life [in Budapest] including anti-Jewish restrictions and work in odd jobs; German Army occupation of Budapest,...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hungarian

To be translated

File Number : 1941

Type of Material : Diary

Language : Hungarian

Experiences of the couple David Mischliburski, born in Posen, Poland in 1899, and Gerdi (Lindheimer) Mischliburski, born in Klingenberg am Main, Germany in 1902, during 1922-1942

Experiences of the couple David Mischliburski, born in Posen, Poland in 1899, and Gerdi (Lindheimer) Mischliburski, born in Klingenberg am Main, Germany in 1902, during 1922-1942 Emigration of David from Poland to Germany; David's life in Munich, where he manages a carpet and arts business; Gerdi was from an established German-Jewish family; her family’s ancestors settled in Klingenberg in the early 19th century with the help of a letter of protection given to the Jews; birth of the Mischliburski couple's children: Fritz, Ruth, Ernst and Laura; deterioration of the relationship of the Mischliburski couple,...

File Number : 458

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : German

To be translated

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : English