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Directive regarding the transfer of Viktor Boschenko and Nikolaj Gawrin, two Soviet POWs, to the penal unit of POW camp Dulag 314 in Brest, February 1944
 Directive regarding the transfer of Viktor Boschenko and Nikolaj Gawrin, two Soviet POWs, to the penal unit of POW camp Dulag 314 in Brest, February 1944 - Directive sent to the Dulag 314 camp regarding the transfer of two Soviet POWs who arrived from Stalag Baranowitsche, December 1943, to the Dulag to the food storage unit in Shabinka, to the penal unit, due to the resistance of Viktor Boschenko to his superiors which caused disturbances in the work of the inmates, based on the informing on the two POWs by certain POWs.
File Number : 257
Type of Material : דוחות
Language : German
Ehrenburg Ilya Grigoryevich
Penal Battalion
Soviet Pows
The Black Book
Uprising of Inmates
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Testimony of Semyon Rozenfeld, born in 1922, regarding his experiences and those of his wife, Yevgenia, in the Red Army
 Testimony of Semyon Rozenfeld, born in 1922, regarding his experiences and those of his wife, Yevgenia, in the Red Army Semyon: drafted into the Red Army, 1940; taken captive, August 1941; transfer to a POW camp in Minsk; from there to Sobibor; uprising in the camp, 14 October 1943; escape and in hiding in forests for 10 months; return to the ranks of the Red Army, 1944; injury in the battle to liberate Poznan, Poland; injury in battle; hospitalization in Lodz for three months; occupation of Berlin; release from the Army, 1945. Yevgenia: Service in the Red Army, 1942-1945; Meeting [Semyon] while...
File Number : 63
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Escape From Death Camp
Escape to Forests
Hiding in the Woods
Jewish Soldiers - Red Army
The Red Army
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Testimony of Chaim Fogel Drori, born in Neresnice, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding his experiences in the Mateszalka Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Zeitz and Buchenwald
Testimony
 Testimony of Chaim Fogel Drori, born in Neresnice, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding his experiences in the Mateszalka Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Zeitz and Buchenwald Life before the war. Annexation of the Sudetenland to Germany, 1938; Ukrainian occupation; displays of antisemitism; organises self-defence; re-annexation to Hungary; 1939; anti-Jewish legislation; deportation of Jews to Ukraine; deportation of his father; death of his father; German occupation, March 1940; anti-Jewish legislation; yellow badge; deportation to the Mateszalka Ghetto; ghetto life; meets Jewish refugees from Poland; deportation...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Aliya Bet
Attitude of the Population
Attitude Towards Jews - Hungary and the Hungarian Population
Attitude Towards the Jews - Czechoslovakia and Czech Population Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Ukrainian Population
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Official documentation of the regional Committee for the Investigation of Nazi War Crimes in Poznań, regarding Czarkow camp
 Official documentation of the regional Committee for the Investigation of Nazi War Crimes in Poznań, regarding Czarkow camp Establishment of Czarkow camp in 1941; population of the camp with approximately 1,000 Jews including young people above age 13; Czarkow camp life including hunger, beatings and beatings to death by German and Polish guards, and labor in the preparation of the ground and the construction of railroad tracks; executions of inmates by the Germans, including the execution of 12 inmates near the camp and the leaving of their corpses in the camp for several days; administration of the labor...
File Number : 36
Type of Material : Research and History, Legal Documentation
Language : Polish
Construction Companies
Executions
Labor Camps
Starvation
Uprising of Inmates
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Testimony of Hirsch Tauber, born in Chrzanow, Poland, 1917, regarding his experiences in Krakow, Bobowa, Pustkow, using a false identity in the Polish Communist underground in the Krakow area, in Auschwitz-Birkenau and more
 Testimony of Hirsch Tauber, born in Chrzanow, Poland, 1917, regarding his experiences in Krakow, Bobowa, Pustkow, using a false identity in the Polish Communist underground in the Krakow area, in Auschwitz-Birkenau and more Military service in the Polish Army. Outbreak of the war; occupation of Rzeszow by the Germans; escape in civilian clothing to his parents in Krakow; establishment of the Krakow Ghetto; escape with his family to Bobowa near Tarnow; search for his brother until receiving news of his murder in an "Aktion"; capture in Pustkow; deportation to the Pustkow camp; remains there for three days;...
File Number : 24
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Communist Underground
Death Camps
Deportation to Auschwitz
Escape From Camps
Escape From the Ghettos
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Testimony of Adolf Wolfgang regarding his experiences in Szebnie camp
 Testimony of Adolf Wolfgang regarding his experiences in Szebnie camp Transfer of 47 Jewish inmates, all skilled professionals, from Plaszow camp to Szebnie camp, by order of Amon Goeth, 11 March 1943; camp life, including labor digging a well and turning residential barracks into warehouses; labor between 05:00 and 19:00 [5AM-7PM], with very little food; discovery of a cemetery (outside the camp) where 5,000 Soviet POWs were buried after being murdered or starved to death; order to manufacture 50 whips for the German staff; systematic, daily flogging of the inmates; abuse of the inmates by the camp...
File Number : 137
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Burning of Corpses
Death Camps
Executions
Labor Camps
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Testimony of Leon Cymiel, born in 1924 in Chelm Lubelski, Poland, about his experiences in Chelm Lubelski, the Chelm camp, Sobibór, with the partisans in the Lublin area, etc.
 Testimony of Leon Cymiel, born in 1924 in Chelm Lubelski, Poland, about his experiences in Chelm Lubelski, the Chelm camp, Sobibór, with the partisans in the Lublin area, etc. Establishment of an open ghetto in Chelm Lubelski; imposition of “contributions” by the authorities; execution of hostages as punishment for failure by the Judenrat to meet the deadline or for failing to raise the requisite sum; toughening of anti-Jewish policies in 1941, including the establishment of camps in and around Chelm; imposing a harsh regimen on prisoners in the camps in the Chelm area; beatings, starvation, assignment of...
File Number : 4057
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Contribution
Crematoria
Death Camps
Death Marches
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To be translated
File Number : 2458
Type of Material : Memoirs
Language : German
Sonderkommando Uprising in Auschwitz, 7 October 1944
Uprising of Inmates
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Documentation regarding the execution by hanging of Esther Weisblum, Regina Sapirstein, Ala Gartner and Roza Robota in Auschwitz, 05 January 1945
 Documentation regarding the execution by hanging of Esther Weisblum, Regina Sapirstein, Ala Gartner, and Roza Robota in Auschwitz, 05 January 1945 - Business card of Dr. Kathleen Magill, Vice President of the Independent Health Association; - Page of Testimony of Rose Meth of New York containing the addresses of Rose and her children; - English translation of the last pages of Rose Meth's journal from the time she worked at Auschwitz: the pages contain information about the activities of the underground organization in the camp; preparations for the uprising; smuggling gunpowder; the Sonderkommando...
File Number : 2120
Type of Material : Diary, Article, Letter of Testimony, Testimony, Letter, Newspaper
Language : Hebrew, Polish, English, German
Attempted Escape
Escape From Death Camp
Executions
Extermination Camps
Holocaust Victims
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Testimony of Dr. Peta Welian regarding her experiences in the Union ammunitions factory in Auschwitz
Testimony of Dr. Peta Welian regarding her experiences in the Union ammunitions factory in Auschwitz Labor as a physician in the Union ammunitions factory in Auschwitz; heroic deeds of four women including providing ammunition to inmates who participated in the uprising in Auschwitz, summer 1944; execution of the women by hanging.
File Number : 336
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Executions
Forced Labor
Hangings
Uprising of Inmates
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