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Letter written by Roza Neuwirth in Munich, a short time before her deportation to Theresienstadt with her daughter, Paula, 01 June 1941

Letter written by Roza Neuwirth in Munich, a short time before her deportation to Theresienstadt with her daughter, Paula, 01 June 1941 Eviction of Roza Neuwirth and her daughter Paula from their apartment because they are Jewish, 07 May 1941; notification received on 28 May [1942] that Roza and Paula should prepare for deportation on 01 June 1942; according to rumors, deportation will be to Theresienstadt; deportation on the same transport as Dr. Shermer the physician and other people; Roza consoles herself with that thought that everyone will arrive at the same place and they will stay...

File Number : 2224

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Hebrew

Documentation regarding the Rosenfeld family, including letters and postcards sent to Alfred Rosenfeld in Bratislava and Eretz Israel by his family in Ivančice, testimonial letters by Otto Rosenfeld and his daughter Helly regarding their experiences during the war, personal documents of the family members and more, 1929-2011 Letters and postcards: - Two postcards sent to Alfred Rosenfeld in Bratislava by his parents and sister Helly Helena in Ivančice, December 1939; - Two letters sent to Alfred Rosenfeld in Eretz Israel by his parents and sister in Ivančice, January 1940; - Postcard sent to Otto...

File Number : 2208

Type of Material : Letter of Testimony, Letter, Personal Documents, Passport, Postcard, Vouchers, Official Documentation

Language : Czech, English, German

Documentation regarding Viktor and Anna (Pollenz) Bermann including letters and postcards they received from members of their family and friends, postcards sent from Theresienstadt by Anna Bermann's parents and more, 1908-1968

Documentation belonging to Viktor and Anna Anni (Pollenz) Bermann including letters and postcards they received from members of their family and friends, postcards sent from Theresienstadt by Anna Bermann's parents and more, 1908-1968 Letters, postcards and telegrams (in chronological order): - Three postcards sent to Viktor Bermann in Olmuetz by his mother Adele Bermann in Karlovy Vary, August 1925; - Postcard sent to Anni (Pollenz) Bermann in Olmuetz by her daughter Ewa in Thisted, Denmark, 30 April 1940; - Letters and telegrams sent to Anni Bermann by her parents Josef and Leopoldine Pollenz and...

File Number : 2189

Type of Material : Journal, Postcard, Newspaper Clippings, Letter, Declaration, Telegram, Official Documentation, Personal Documents, Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Diploma, Red Cross Letter

Language : Spanish, Hebrew, Czech, French, English, German

Letters received by Leo and Kaethe (Goldstaub) Translateur in New York from members of their family in Berlin and obituary notices regarding the death of Max Goldstaub, 1939-1941

Letters received by Leo and Kaethe (Goldstaub) Translateur in New York from members of their family in Berlin and obituary notices regarding the death of Max Goldstaub, 1939-1941 - Letter sent from London to Leo and Kaethe (Goldstaub) Translateur in New York, 06 April 1939; - Letters from Jenny Sara Goldstaub in Berlin to her daughter Kaethe Translateur in New York, 1940-1941; - Letters sent to Leo and Kaethe Translateur in New York by Georg (Leo's brother) and his wife Erna Translateur in Berlin, 1940; - Letters sent to Leo Translateur by his niece Harriet Sara Hoffman in Berlin, 1940-1941; -...

File Number : 2099

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Letter, Postcard

Language : German

Document certifying that Otto Hajek, born in Vienna, Austria, 1875, perished in Theresienstadt, 23 June 1944

Document certifying that Otto Hajek, born in Vienna, Austria, 1875, perished in Theresienstadt, 23 June 1944 The certificate was issued based on the testimony of Dr. Felsberg and Martha Roth; Otto Hajek, born 17 October 1875, was the husband of Regina Hajek, who was also an inmate in Theresienstadt; Regina Hajek survived.

File Number : 1452

Type of Material : Death Certificate

Language : German

Confirmation of the return of Regine Hajek from Vienna from Theresienstadt, issued 10 July 1945, and her German passport containing a stamp confirming her deportation to Theresienstadt, 09 October 1942 - Confirmation of the return of Regine Hajek, born in Vienna, Austria, 10 May 1876, from Theresienstadt, issued by the Jewish community in Vienna, 10 July 1945; - German passport belonging to Regina Sara Hajek, marked with a "J", issued in Vienna, 28 October 1939; the passport contains a stamp confirming Regina Hajek's deportation to Theresienstadt, 09 October 1942.

File Number : 708

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Passport

Language : French, English, Russian, German

Letter of testimony by Antonia Reiser, born in Czechoslovakia, 1904, to the administrator of the old age home of the Association of Olim from Central Europe, regarding her experiences in Prague, Theresienstadt, and Auschwitz, 1987 Life before the war in Germany; work of her father as secretary in a courthouse; dismissal of her husband from his job, 1933; move of her husband to Prague on account of his dismissal; Antonia follows her husband to Prague; deportation to Theresienstadt together with her husband, 27 November 1941; life in Auschwitz, from October 1944; end of the war. Life in Prague; life in...

File Number : 8535

Type of Material : Letter of Testimony

Language : German

Correspondence between Jeanette Sara Blumenthal from Niederwerrn and her son Albert Blumenthal in Eretz Israel, by means of Red Cross letters, 1941-1942

Correspondence between Jeanette Sara Blumenthal from Niederwerrn and her son Albert Blumenthal in Eretz Israel, by means of Red Cross letters, 1941-1942 Note: - The letter by Albert Blumenthal was sent, 10/03/1941 and the reply was sent, 09/05/1941; - The last letter by Jeanette Sara Blumenthal was sent, 09/03/1942.

File Number : 2008

Type of Material : Red Cross Letter, Death Certificate

Language : German

Documentation from Peter Cifka Charles, born in Prague in 1942, about the history of the families of Helena née Schik, his Jewish mother, and his non-Jewish father, and about the fate of maternal and paternal relatives who perished in the Holocaust

Documentation from Peter Cifka Charles, born in Prague in 1942, about the history of the families of Helena née Schik, his Jewish mother, and his non-Jewish father and about the fate of maternal and paternal relatives who perished in the Holocaust Parents: Max Cifka, subsequently Charles, and Helena (Schik) Cifka; family life in Prague before the war; members of mother's family die by suicide before they can be deported from Prague; maternal grandparents deported to Theresienstadt and murdered in Treblinka; uncle murdered in Auschwitz and mother dies from typhus two days after liberation of camp; details...

File Number : 1048

Type of Material : Memoirs, Article, Biography

Language : English

Letters sent by Lotte and Max Ostermann in Hannover to their daughters in Britain, 1942

- Letters sent by Lotte and Max Ostermann in Hannover to their daughter Ilse, her husband Bernhard Sobel, and their second daughter, Hannelore Ostermann in Britain, 1942 (Ilse married in 1942 and the father writes that he was happy to receive the news of her wedding); Notes from the submitter: Max and Lotte (Horwitz) Ostermann were deported to Theresienstadt and perished.

File Number : 5914

Type of Material : Letter

Language : German

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