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Survivor's card issued to Samuel Glanz, born in Rozwadow, Poland, 1910, in the Mauthausen DP camp, 26 May 1945

Survivor's card issued to Samuel Glanz, born in Rozwadow, Poland, 1910, in the Mauthausen DP camp, 26 May 1945 Survivor's card issued to Samuel Glanz, born in Rozwadow, Poland, 31 July 1910, in the Mauthausen DP camp, 26 May 1945, attesting to the detention of Glanz in concentration camps from 03 August 1943 until the liberation in Mauthausen, 06 May 1945.

File Number : 712

Type of Material : Personal Records

Language : English, German

Notice sent by the Mauthausen camp commandant to Barend Monnikendam in Amsterdam regarding the death of his son, Jacob Monnikendam, who had been an inmate of the camp, 06 September 1941

Notice sent by the Mauthausen camp commandant to Barend Monnikendam in Amsterdam regarding the death of his son, Jacob Monnikendam, who had been an inmate of the camp, 06 September 1941 Note: Jacob Monnikendam was arrested by the Green Police (German Nazi police) in the Dam Square in Amsterdam while on his way home after a day's work, 22 June 1941. He was sent to Gestapo headquarters and from there to Mauthausen.

File Number : 141

Type of Material : Death Certificate

Language : German

Survivor's certificate issued in Budapest, 21 June 1945, by the Relief Committee for the Deported Jews of Hungary for Eugen Farkas, born in Satu Mare, Romania, 1913; certification from the Mauthausen DP camp, 15 June 1945 Notes from Rachel Meyerson who submitted the material: Eugen (Yaakov) Farkas and his future wife Leah Schwartz met in Satu Mare. In May 1944 Leah was deported to Auschwitz together with other members of her family and Eugen's sister. Leah's parents, Mordechai and Rachel Schwartz, perished immediately on their arrival at Auschwitz, along with one of Leah's married brothers. One of...

File Number : 694

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : English, Russian, German, Hungarian

Correspondence between Karol Fuchs in Mauthausen and Gusen camps and his sister Josepha Fuchs in Krakow, 1944, and documentation regarding contact between them during the war

Correspondence between Karol Fuchs in Mauthausen and Gusen camps and his sister Josepha Fuchs in Krakow, 1944, and documentation regarding contact between them during the war Comments by the submitter of the material (Michael Feilgut): Karol Fuchs and Josepha Fuchs were born in Lwow, Poland. Karol was transferred from Mauthausen camp to Gusen camp, 08/1944; the letter sent from Gusen camp was written, 10/1944. The siblings reunited in Krakow after the war. Karol Fuchs died in Vienna in 1982, and Josepha Fuchs died in Israel in 1985.

File Number : 1856

Type of Material : Letter, Certification

Language : Polish, German