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Details of the financial assets of the Arnhold and Lewenz families needed for the calculations by the Immigration Department and deposits in blocked accounts, 1937
 Details of the financial assets of the Arnhold and Lewenz families needed for the calculations by the Immigration Department and deposits in blocked accounts, 1937 The families: - Assets from the inheritance of Heinrich Arnhold in Berlin: The heirs - Lisa Arnhold in Berlin, Ester Anneliese Arnhold in Dresden, Heinrich Hartmuth Arnhold in Switzerland and Rainer Georg Arnhold in Switzerland; - Assets of the Lewenz family: Helmut Lewenz in Bolivia, Hans Wolfgang Lewenz, Gerda Lewenz, Erika Lewenz and Dorothea Lewenz (the three daughters, unmarried, in Berlin), Ella (Arnhold) Lewenz in Berlin, Ilse...
File Number : 356
Type of Material : Official Documentation
Language : German
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Testimony of Ela (Shieber) Lieberman, born in Berlin, Germany, 1927, regarding her experiences in the Bedzin Ghetto, Auschwitz, Ravensbrueck and Neustadt-Glewe
 Testimony of Ela (Shieber) Lieberman, born in Berlin, Germany, 1927, regarding her experiences in the Bedzin ghetto, Auschwitz, Ravensbrueck and Neustadt-Glewe Father: Jeoschua Liebermann Mother: nee Grinkraut, Liebermann Sister: Berta Liebermann Brothers: Alex Liebermann, Leo Liebermann Father and brothers perished Childhood with family in Berlin till 1938. The memory of the boycott and persecution of Jews in Germany. Deportation to Poland in 1938; life in Bedzin with grandparents until the outbreak of war and German occupation. Persecution of Jews in Bedzin: burning of the synagogue;...
File Number : 236
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
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Documentation of the Gebr. Arnhold Bank in Dresden and Berlin and the Adler & Co. Bank in Zurich from the Osoby Archive in Moscow
 Documentation of the Gebr. Arnhold Bank in Dresden and Berlin and the Adler & Co. Bank in Zurich from the Osoby Archive in Moscow The documentation was photocopied from two collections regarding the two banks, from Opis 2 of the Fond 1322: Banken, Firmen, Aktiengesellschaften record group in the Osoby Archive. The material photocopied from the Adler & Co. Bank mainly deals with art trading houses in Berlin.
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Language : German
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