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Memoirs of Mimi Camhi de Faraggi regarding her experiences in Skoplje, Urosevac and using a false identity in Albania

Memoirs of Mimi Camhi de Faraggi regarding her experiences in Skoplje, Urosevac and using a false identity in Albania Life in Skoplje during the German occupation, 06 April 1941; escape together with her family to Urosevac, 10 March 1943; her family remaining in Skoplje and their murder in Treblinka; escape to Albania; life in Albania using a false identity as a Muslim; end of the war. Return to Skoplje; life in Skoplje; finding an album that her grandparents entrusted to a friend, 1946; life during the Soviet regime; escape to Albania; escape to Italy; life in the Bari DP camp; move to live near the...

File Number : 8578

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Spanish

Photocopy of two "personal ransom" cards of Artur Kohn and Mavro Herlinger, from Zagreb, Croatia, 1941

Photocopy of two "personal ransom" cards of Artur Kohn and Mavro Herlinger, from Zagreb, Croatia, 1941 Included in the file: - "Personal ransom" card of Mavro Herlinger, born in Murska Sobota, 1878, including his personal details; - "Personal ransom" card of Artur Kohn, born in Rogorec, 1884, including his personal details; Note: German Army occupation of Zagreb; imposition of a "personal ransom" to be paid in foreign currency by the Jews of Zagreb; collection of the ransom money was done by the Jewish community institutions in Zagreb.

File Number : 215

Type of Material : Personal Documents

Language : Croatian

Testimony of Erna Vera (Siha) Veinshtein, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1929, regarding her experiences in Novi Sad, while using a false identity, in Budapest and Israel

Testimony

Testimony of Erna Vera (Siha) Veinshtein, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1929, regarding her experiences in Novi Sad, while using a false identity, in Budapest and Israel Life in Novi Sad under Hungarian rule, 1941; registered as a Catholic by her Catholic father who converted to Christianity before the war; attends a school administered by Catholic nuns, 1941; murder of Jews in Novi Sad by Hungarian soldiers during the large Razzia (round-up); life with her parents while using a false identity as a Catholic, with the help of forged documents; deportation of her mother's family to the Subotica Ghetto, 1943;...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Drafts of lectures regarding Jews in various countries in Europe and North Africa

Leni Yahil Personal Archive: Drafts of lectures regarding Jews in various countries in Europe and North Africa The file is divided into three volumes: Volume I The Jews of Western and Central Europe: the Netherlands; France; Belgium; Luxembourg; Austria and Czechoslovakia Volume II The Jews of Northern Europe: Denmark, Sweden and Norway; the Jews of Eastern Europe: Poland, the Soviet Union and the Baltic States. Volume III The Jews of North Africa: Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria; the Jews of Southeastern Europe: Hungary, Yugoslavia, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania.

File Number : 18

Type of Material : Article

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of László Blahm, born in Pivnica, Yugoslavia, 1881, regarding his experiences and those of his family during the Holocaust period, 1941-1945

Memoirs of László Blahm, born in Pivnica, Yugoslavia, 1881, regarding his experiences and those of his family during the Holocaust period, 1941-1945 Termination of studies for his sons Ottó (born 20 October 1919) and Ervin (born 26 June 1921) at Belgrade University; their transfer to Novi Sad (following the Hungarian occupation of Újvidék), February-March 1941; draft of his son, Ottó, to the Yugoslavian Army; annexation of the Délvidék county to Hungary, April 1941; return of Ottó from his military service; Hungarian gendarmerie activities against the Jews in the area; draft of the Jewish men to forced...

File Number : 87

Type of Material : Curriculum Vitae (cv), Photograph, Memoirs

Language : Hungarian

Documentation regarding relief to Jewish refugees in Yugoslavia and to Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia staying in Switzerland, 1944-1946

Documentation regarding relief to Jewish refugees in Yugoslavia and to Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia staying in Switzerland, 1944-1946 - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and Dr. Dragutin Rosenberg, deputy chairman of the Jewish community of Zagreb, regarding the treatment of Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia who are in Switzerland; - Correspondence between Dr. Rosenberg and Silvain S. Guggenheim, chairman of the VSJF - Verband Schweizerischer Juedischer Fuersorgen (Association of Jewish Welfare Organizations in Switzerland), regarding the treatment of Jewish refugees from Yugoslavia who are in...

File Number : להזמנת התיק ראו קוד מיקרופילם

Type of Material : Official Documentation, Survey Report, Correspondence

Language : English, German

Documentation including the correspondence of Saly Mayer with people and various organizations regarding the transfer of relief to the Jews in Yugoslavia, lists of Yugoslavian refugees, a report concerning the situation of the Jews in Croatia, and other documents, 1939-1944 - Correspondence between Saly Mayer and the "Schweizerscher Bank Verein" regarding the financing of the Jewish community in Belgrade, 1939-1940; - Report (translated to German) by the Jewish community of Zagreb regarding the need to transfer relief to the refugees in Croatia; the report was sent to the Ustasha organization police, 02...

File Number : להזמנת התיק ראו קוד מיקרופילם

Type of Material : List of Persecuted Persons, Survey Report, Correspondence, List of Survivors, Official Documentation

Language : French, English, German

Memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano about her experiences during the Holocaust; "The Partisans' Haggada" by Šani Altarac, and additional documentation associated with the Jews of Yugoslavia

Memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano about her experiences during the Holocaust; "The Partisans' Haggada" by Šani Altarac, and additional documentation associated with the Jews of Yugoslavia "Roditelski dom Šemuela Romana i sudbina njegove porodice": memoirs of Klara Rothstein née Romano, born in 1913 in Tuzla, about her brother, Šemuel Romano, her parents' home, and her family's experiences in the Holocaust (written in Afikim in June–July 1973): - the family's history; the story of Klara's parents, Josef Romano and Sara Romano née Perera, and her brothers—Šemuel, born in 1906 in Sarajevo; Leon, born in...

File Number : 11428

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Poems/songs, Postcard, Genealogy, Prayer, Memoirs

Language : Serbian, Hebrew, Croatian, Ladino

To be translated

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

To be translated

File Number : 237

Type of Material : Article

Language : Hebrew

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