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Memoirs of Miriam (Mandel) Goldshmidt, born in Ober Apsa, Czechoslovakia, including memoirs of various family members

Memoirs of Miriam (Mandel) Goldshmidt, born in Ober Apsa, Czechoslovakia, including memoirs of various family members Memoirs of Miriam (Mandel) Goldshmidt, born in Ober Apsa, Czechoslovakia, regarding her experiences in Ober Apsa until 1944; Mateszalka Ghetto life until June 1944; Auschwitz-Birkenau camp life; Stutthof camp life and life on an agricultural farm near the camp, including forced labor, until March 1945; life on board a ship under the guard of SS men until liberation at Neustadt; Bindermichl DP camp life; Memoirs of her family members: 1) Montzi (Vizel) Mandel, born in Ober Apsa,...

File Number : 8284

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of Arkadius Scheinker, born in Riga, Latvia, 1921, regarding his experiences in the Riga Ghetto, the Riga Muehlgraben camp, the Kaiserwald camp and the Stutthof camp

Memoirs of Arkadius Scheinker, born in Riga, Latvia, 1921, regarding his experiences in the Riga Ghetto, the Riga Muehlgraben camp, the Kaiserwald camp and the Stutthof camp "Riga und der Holocaust:Erinnerungen eines Ueberlebenden" (Riga and the Holocaust: Memoirs of a Survivor): Memoirs of Arkadius Scheinker, including life in the ghetto until 1941; life in the Riga Muehlgraben camp; life in the Kaiserwald camp; life in the Stutthof camp.

File Number : 8030

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : German

Testimony of Hinde Kagan, born in Oszmiana, Poland in 1931, regarding her experiences during 1941-1945, in the Oszmiana Ghetto, in a labor camp near Oszmiana, in Stutthof camp, on a death march to an unnamed destination in Germany, and liberation in Germany; postcard sent by Haim Kagan from Oszmiana in 1941 Dissertation in economics, written by Dr. Julius Fliegel in Vienna, 1933; Included in the file: - Handwritten document by Hans R. Fliegel [the son of Dr. Julius Fliegel], titled, "A hectic month in a retiree's life or 'All is well, that ends well'", composed as a diary entry with mainly personal...

File Number : 4616

Type of Material : Personal Records, Official Documentation, Diary, Thesis/dissertation, Personal Documents

Language : English, German, Yiddish

Testimony of Mindel Offenbach, born in Bistrita, regarding the lives of Jews before World War II and their fate after the German occupation

Emilia ,Offenbach: - Life of the Jews before the war; life under the rule of the Hungarian Nazis in Bistrita; prohibition for Jews to pursue higher education, her 16-year-old sister had to quit school and work in a factory; a decree to wear the yellow badge, 1944; the establishment of the ghetto, May 1944; hunger; deportation to Auschwitz, June 1944; her arrival at Auschwitz with her parents and two sisters; deportation to Riga, 15 June 1944; continued travel towards Estonia and arrival at Kivioli; entry to Kivioli camp and meeting many Jews; German supervisor Ernest Runde, known as a war criminal; his...

File Number : 1524

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Yiddish

Letter sent to Bela Kaplanienie by the Stutthof Museum, with information regarding the fate of Bela Druzin, who was detained by the SiPo Kowno (Kaunas) and deported to Stutthof camp in 1944

File Number : 4083

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Polish

Letter sent to Chaja Kulesha by the Stutthof Museum, with information regarding the fate of Chaja Berzaner and Ester Schapiro, who were detained by the SiPo Kowno (Kaunas) in 1941 and deported to Stutthof camp in 1944

File Number : 4082

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Polish

Documentation related to the Roth family from Cluj, regarding the experiences of the family members, those who survived and those who perished during the war

Documentation related to the Roth family from Cluj, regarding the experiences of the family members, those who survived and those who perished during the war - Documentation related to Viktoria Roth, who perished: --- Page with personal details, from Stutthof camp, in the name of Viktoria Roth (the daughter of Izsak and Amalie [Simon] Roth), born in Kolozsvar, Romania on 23/02/1927, who was detained on 05/05/1944 and transferred to Stutthof from Auschwitz camp on 20/07/1944; --- Section of a list of women who were transferred from Auschwitz camp to Stutthof on 20/07/1944, including Amalia Roth (born on...

File Number : 1945

Type of Material : Personal Records, Official Documentation

Language : English, German