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Last letter written by Red Army soldier Salo Glasberg Kram from Stalingrad to his parents, 04 July 1944, and a letter written by his comrade in arms with notification of Salo's death in battle, 07 September 1944 - Last letter written by Red Army soldier Salo Glasberg Kram from Stalingrad to his parents, 04 July 1944; - Letter written by Salo's brother in arms, 21 September1944, with notification of Salo's death in battle, 07 September 1944. Note: The two letters have been translated from German to Hebrew. In the file: - Special permit for the employment of Jewish workers given to Efroim Glasberg...

File Number : 2240

Type of Material : Letter, Personal Documents

Language : Romanian, German

Documentation regarding the fate of Jacqui Israel Offen, born in Antwerp, 1939, and members of his family during the Holocaust and following it, 1941-1981

Documentation regarding the fate of Jacqui Israel Offen, born in Antwerp, 1939, and members of his family during the Holocaust and following it, 1941-1981 Memoirs of Jacqui: Deportation of the family from Antwerp to Limburg, 1941; detention of his father, Moshe, born in Tarnow, 1893, and of his elder sister, Maly Malka, born in Berlin, 1924; deportation of his father and sister to Dossin camp in Malines and from there to Auschwitz, where they perished; escape of his mother Mina and the four remaining children to Namur; in hiding of the family in the St. Jean de Dieu monastery with the help of Abbe Andre; in...

File Number : 152

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Hebrew, Dutch, German

Letters and postcards sent to Chaim Yaakov Majerowicz in Eretz Israel by his father Abracham Majerowicz in Lodz, his sisters Pola and Lola Lea during their studies in Nancy and in Lodz, and more, 1938-1940 Letters and postcards: - Letter sent to Chaim Yaakov Majerowicz in Eretz Israel by his father Abracham Majerowicz in Lodz, 18 April 1938; - Letter sent to Chaim Yaakov Majerowicz in Eretz Israel by his former Hebrew teacher, A. Kaplinsky in Poland (undated); - Letters sent to Chaim Yaakov Majerowicz in Eretz Israel by his sisters Lola Lea and Pola in Nancy, 1938-1939; - Another letter written by...

File Number : 2188

Type of Material : Letter, Personal Records, Envelope, Postcard

Language : Polish, English, German, Yiddish

Request forms for identity cards for Glinkiewicz family members from Radom, Poland, 03/1941

Request forms for identity cards for Glinkiewicz family members from Radom, Poland, 03/1941 Forms sent by the Jewish committee in the Radom region, for Pinkas Glinkiewicz, born in 1888, Abram Chaskiel Glinkiewicz, born in 1914, Chaim Szmuel Glinkiewicz, born in 1921, and Jehoshua Glinkiewicz, born in 1925.

File Number : 1469

Type of Material : Form

Language : German

Identity cards belonging to Avram Sor, Sofia Sor and their daughter Rita Sor, issued by the Oficiul Judetean Al Evreilor (Regional Jewish Office) including certification of participation of the Sor family in the Jewish census in Dorohoi, 17 April 1942 Note by the submitter of the material: Rita (Sor) Haimovici was born in Dorohoi on 30 April 1941. During the war she and her parents, Avram and Sofia Sor, were in the Dorohoi Ghetto and in the Cernauti Ghetto.

File Number : 336

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Romanian

Registration cards for Szmul Lajb Laufer born in Lodz, Poland, 22 December 1923, issued by the head of the Judensrat, Lodz Ghetto, 1940-1942

Registration cards for Szmul Lajb Laufer born in Lodz, Poland, 22 December 1923, issued by the head of the Judensrat, Lodz Ghetto, 1940-1942 Issuance of a registration card every time that the clerk, Szmul Lajb Laufer, moved apartments. Residence on Brunnenstrasse Street and on Hohensteinstrasse Street; his parents were called Szyja Szulim and Brana. Comments by the submitter of the material: Szmul Lajb Laufer was deported to Auschwitz and was there for three weeks, following which he was transferred to a camp in Silesia. His sister Sara (Shlonia), born in Lodz, Poland, 07 December 1925, deported...

File Number : 1193

Type of Material : Personal Records

Language : German

Section of a list of Jews of Sobota, prepared by the Germans, 04/03/1940, including the names of Kalski family members

Section of a list of Jews of Sobota, prepared by the Germans, 04/03/1940, including the names of Kalski family members The original list included the names of 106 Jews and was signed by representatives of the Jewish community in Sobota; Included in the list are the following names: B. Blachsztajn; N. Lewin; H. Jakubowicz; N. Zajac.

File Number : 1461

Type of Material : List of Jewish Residents

Language : Polish, German

Identity card belonging to Renee Loebenschuss from Cernauti, issued 04 May 1942, and document certifying the drafting of Solomon Loebenschuss to forced labor, 24 September 1944

Identity card belonging to Renee Loebenschuss from Cernauti, issued 04 May 1942, and document certifying the drafting of Solomon Loebenschuss to forced labor, 24 September 1944 - Identity card belonging to Renee Loebenschuss issued in Cernauti, 04 May 1942; on the reverse side of the card there is a certification that Renee Loebenschuss has been listed in the population registry as a person of Jewish blood, 17 July 1942; - Document certifying that Solomon Loebenschuss was drafted to forced labor repairing roads and maintaining warehouses for the Romanian Army in Piatra Neamt, 24 September 1944.

File Number : 325

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Romanian

Survey reports, prepared in 1942, regarding the murder and persecution of Jews in Minsk during 1941-1942

Survey reports, prepared in 1942, regarding the murder and persecution of Jews in Minsk during 1941-1942 Establishment of the Cherven Ghetto; murder of Jews in the Cherven Ghetto in autumn 1941; registration of Jews in Minsk in late July 1941; establishment of a camp in Drozdy for men from Minsk, and separation of the men in the camp according to ethnic groups; imprisonment of Jewish men in a prison in Minsk; murder of Jewish men in summer 1941; murder of Jewish members of the intelligentsia in Minsk in summer 1941; establishment of the Minsk Ghetto, 25 July 1941; establishment of a Judenrat in the Minsk...

File Number : 3724

Type of Material : Names, Official Documentation, Survey Report

Language : Russian

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

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