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Two letters sent by Margit Traubl in Cacov, Slovakia, to her daughter Magda (Traubl) Roth in Eretz Israel, Red Cross letter sent on 17 June 1941 to Margit Traubl announcing the wedding of her daughter Magda to Mordechaj Roth, and a postcard sent by Jenő Roth in Nagyszőllős to Margit Traubl, 01 December 1940 - Letter in German written in Tel Aviv, 15 February 1940 (it is not clear who wrote the letter and to whom); - Postcard in Hungarian sent by Jenő Roth in Nagyszőllős to Margit Traubl in Cacov, 01 December 1940; - Red Cross letter from Eretz Israel sent on 17 June 1941 to Margit Traubl announcing the...

File Number : 2253

Type of Material : Letter, Red Cross Letter, Postcard

Language : German, Hungarian

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, Vouchers, Personal Documents, Passport, Official Documentation, Letter, Postcard

Language : Czech, English, German

Memoirs of Yonina Tania Toiva (Berlin) Goldberg, born in Panevezys, Lithuania, 1910, and memoirs of members of her family regarding their experiences before the war from "Memoirs of a Petach Tikvah Man", a book of memoirs written by her husband, David Goldberg Life during World War I; membership in Maccabi; joining Hashomer Hatzair; preparation for aliya to Eretz Israel; life on an aliya training facility in Grobina and in Memel; aliya to Eretz Israel as part of Hashomer Hatzair, 03 February 1931; life on a kibbutz in Benyamina and Petach Tikvah. Also in the file: - Document from the ITS Archives...

File Number : 8623

Type of Material : Memoirs, Document

Language : Hebrew, Hungarian

Letters and postcards of Shimon Ickowicz and Jaffa (Feldmann) Ickowicz, 1934-1944

Letters and postcards of Shimon Ickowicz and Jaffa (Feldmann) Ickowicz, 1934-1944 Documentation includes: - Two Red Cross letters sent by Jaffa Ickowicz in Eretz Israel to her father Max Feldmann in Trencin, 09 June 1942 and 17 October 1942; reply to her first letter, 09 July 1941; reply to her second letter with a notice regarding the deportation of her twin brother Hugo, 30 March 1942 and that her parents were deported to an unknown destination, 31 July 1942; - Red Cross letter sent by Shimon Ickowicz (the husband of Jaffa Ickowicz) in Eretz Israel to his father Joszef Ickowicz in Drugetháza, 04...

File Number : 1986

Type of Material : Postcard, Red Cross Letter, Letter

Language : German, Hungarian

Memoirs of Joseph Sternreich, born in Weissenfels, Germany, 1921, regarding his experiences in Weissenfels, Berlin, Hadleigh, Bromsgrove, Kempsey and other places, and letters and postcards sent to Joseph in England by his family members in Jessenmuehle camp, Krakow and Weissenfels, 1939-1940 Memoirs: His family's life in Weissenfels; he attends a public (non-Jewish) elementary school; work as a clerk in a shoe factory; dismissal from his work after the forced transfer of the factory to non-Jewish owners; agricultural studies in Berlin; deportation of Polish nationals, and his parents' arrival to Krakow;...

File Number : 1914

Type of Material : Memoirs, Postcard, Letter, Red Cross Letter, Newspaper Clippings

Language : Hebrew, English, German

Testimony of Dov Bandel, born in 1919 in Delmenhorst, Germany, about his experiences in hakhsharot in Gut Wingel and Britain and in a camp on the Isle of Man

Life under Nazi rule from 1933 on; antisemitism escalates and high-school studies are terminated; active in the Young Maccabi youth movement; sets out to a hakhshara (Zionist training activity) in Gut Winkel, in the vicinity of Berlin, in 1937; mother and brother are driven across the Polish border in 1938 as Jews who hold Polish nationality; Kristallnacht in 1938; escaping to London and joining a Bahad (Religious Pioneers Alliance) hakhshara in a Salvation Army camp in 1939; deported by the authorities to the Isle of Man due to citizenship in an enemy country; three months of internment in the camp in 1940;...

File Number : 13582

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Booklet including data regarding the sports activities of the Maccabi Hatzair club in Piestany, 1938

File Number : 8

Type of Material : Notepad

Language : Czech

Correspondence between Ferdinand Nandy Goldstein from Kyjov and his friends in the Maccabi organization, 1938-1939

Correspondence between Ferdinand Nandy Goldstein from Kyjov and his friends in the Maccabi organization, 1938-1939 Included in the file: - Documentation regarding the Maccabi Hatzair activities in Czechoslovakia, before the outbreak of the war.

File Number : 1

Type of Material : Letter, Play, Official Documentation

Language : Czech, Swedish, German, Hungarian

Documentation regarding the second Maccabiah Winter Games in Banská Bystrica, including outstanding sportsmen from the Maccabi Hatzair movement, songs of the Maccabi Hatzair and the [Jewish] Scouts movements, and other matters, 1936 Slovakian newspaper clippings with greetings on the occasion of the second Maccabiah Winter Games in Banská Bystrica, February 1936; Hungarian newspaper clipping from Pozsony with an article about outstanding sportsmen from the Maccabi Hatzair movement; pages with drawings of emblems of Jewish youth group movements and songs of the Maccabi and [Jewish] Scouts movements in...

File Number : 17

Type of Material : Drawing, Poems/songs, Newspaper Clippings

Language : Slovak, German, Hungarian

Testimony of Anina Vohrazik Korty, born in 1921 in Prague, about illegal immigration to Eretz Israel in 1940 and deportation to Mauritius until 1945

Offspring of a Zionist family; membership in the Young Maccabi movement; parents support refugees from Germany, 1930s; movement training in Moravia, 1938; paying a ransom before immigration to Eretz Israel, 1939; illegal immigration vessels stuck in the Danube; brother taken to Sweden for survival; illegal immigration to Eretz Israel aboard the Atlantic; S.S. Milos Atlantic and Pacific detained; the Patria is blown up and sinks; deporation to Mauritius, December 1940–August 1945; temporary correspondence with parents via the Red Cross; exiles volunteer for service in the Allied armies; back to Eretz Israel in...

File Number : 13573

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

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