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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
 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
Aliya
Beitar - Brit Trumpeldor
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Last Letters
Maccabi Hatzair
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Red Cross letters sent by Eduard and Schmuel Ullmann from Eretz Israel to their parents and siblings in the Nováky camp, November-December 1944
 Red Cross letters sent by Eduard and Schmuel Ullmann from Eretz Israel to their parents and siblings in the Nováky camp, November-December 1944 - Red Cross letter sent by Eduard Ullmann from Eretz Israel to his parents (his father Heinrich Ullmann) in the Nováky labor camp, 20 November 1944; - Red Cross letter sent by Schmuel (Lazi) Ullmann from Eretz Israel to his brother Kolloman Ullmann in Nováky, 13 December 1944. Also in the file: Certificate issued by the General Bank in Bratislava to the Ullmann family regarding family jewelry deposited in the bank during the war, 15 January 1947. Notes from...
File Number : 2250
Type of Material : Red Cross Letter, Official Documentation
Language : Slovak, German
Aliya
Deportation to Camps
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Jewish Property
Slovakian Jews
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Correspondence of Menachem Degani Kornblueh from Eretz Israel with his brother David Kornblueh who was in Bardejov and Bratislava, 1938-1940, and Krattigen, Switzerland, 1944-1945, letters sent by Menachem to his parents and sisters in Bardejov, 1938-1940 and his personal documentation from the period prior to his aliya to Eretz Israel, 1938
 Correspondence of Menachem Degani Kornblueh from Eretz Israel with his brother David Kornblueh who was in Bardejov and Bratislava, 1938-1940, and Krattigen, Switzerland, 1944-1945, letters sent by Menachem to his parents and sisters in Bardejov, 1938-1940 and his personal documentation from the period prior to his aliya to Eretz Israel, 1938 Letters and postcards: - Letter from Menachem Degani in Cesky Tesin to his brother David Kornblueh, 10 September 1937; - Letter from Menachem Degani in Cesky Tesin to Rabbi Simcha Tannenbaum, 09 November 1937; - Letters sent by Menachem Degani in Eretz Israel to...
File Number : 2237
Type of Material : Personal Documents, Postcard, Newspaper Clippings, Letter, Official Documentation
Language : Slovak, Hebrew, German, Yiddish, Hungarian
Aliya
Birth Certificates
Hechalutz Hamizrachi
Hg - Hlinkova Garda
Histadrout Haloutsit Olamit Hanoar Hatzioni
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Diploma of Alfréd Weiss, born in Bán, Hungary, 1900, issued by the Academy for Economics in Kassa, 20 August 1920
 Diploma of Alfréd Weiss, born in Bán, Hungary, 1900, issued by the Academy for Economics in Kassa, 20 August 1920
File Number : 141
Type of Material : Diploma
Language : Hungarian
Hungarian Jews
Slovakian Jews
Studies
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Personal documentation and official documents of Hugo Kaufmann and Helena (Doppler) Kaufmann, from Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 1932-1978
 Personal documentsation and official documents of Hugo Kaufmann and Helena (Doppler) Kaufmann, from Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 1932-1978 - Birth certificate of Gertruda Kaufmann (the daughter of Hugo and Helena Kaufmann), born in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 30 August 1932; - Certificate given by the Ministry of the Treasury of Slovakia to Helena (Doppler) Kaufmann, stating that she and her family members (her husband Hugo and their two twin daughters Gertruda and Viera) will not be deported from Slovakia, 05 June 1942; - Application submitted to the Central Economics Office in Bratislava by the...
File Number : 140
Type of Material : Personal Documents, Legal Documentation, Official Documentation
Language : Slovak, German
Birth Certificates
Children in Hiding
Claims for Compensation
Confiscation of Jewish Property
Hiding Place to Be Deleted
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Red Cross letters from Frieda Fellner in Eretz Israel to her relatives in Pezinok and Bratislava, 1941-1943, and notices received from her cousin in Bratislava and the Pezinok Jewish community regarding the transfer of the family to an unknown destination, 1942-1943
 Red Cross letters from Frieda Fellner in Eretz Israel to her relatives in Pezinok and Bratislava, 1941-1943, and notices received from her cousin in Bratislava and the Pezinok Jewish community regarding the transfer of the family to an unknown destination, 1942-1943 - Red Cross letters from Frieda Fellner in Eretz Israel to her grandmother Amalia Link in Pezinok and to her father Herman Freier in Bratislava, 1941-1943; - Response letter from her grandmother, 11 July 1941; - Response letter from her parents, 20 October 1941; - Response letter to her two letters sent in 1942-1943 from her cousin Jenny...
File Number : 2142
Type of Material : Red Cross Letter
Language : German
Aliya
Deportation From Slovakia
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Last Letters
Slovakian Jews
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Personal documents of the Landau family, from Slovakia and Hungary, 1897-1939
 Personal documents of the Landau family, from Slovakia and Hungary, 1897-1939 - Certificate with summary of the marriage registration in the population registry for Dávid Landau and Regina Weber, who were married, 12 January 1897; Dávid Landau was born in Kurima, Czechoslovakia, 16 March 1873 (his parents were Bernát Landau and Ráchel Horovicz); Regina Weber was born in Kurima, Czechoslovakia, 12 December 1873 (her parents were Simon Weber and Sprinca Weber); - Certificate with summary of the birth registration in the population registry for Simon Landau, born in Kurima, Czechoslovakia, 04 July 1907; his...
File Number : 483
Type of Material : Death Certificate, Document, Documents
Language : Slovak, Hungarian
Birth Certificates
Death Certificates
Hungarian Jews
Marriage Certificates
Slovakian Jews
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Certification by the Catholic Church in Trebišov, Czechoslovakia, that Dr. Eugen Hecht, from Trebišov, and his family members are maintaining a Catholic way of life; certificate dated, 13 March 1943
 Certification by the Catholic Church in Trebišov, Czechoslovakia, that Dr. Eugen Hecht, from Trebišov, and his family members are maintaining a Catholic way of life; certificate dated, 13 March 1943 - Certificate issued, in order to prevent the deportation of the Hecht family from Trebišov.
File Number : 139
Type of Material : Certification
Language : Slovak
Baptism
Catholic Church
Deportation - Exemption From Deportation
Slovakian Jews
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Affidavit (legal declaration) of Adela Sheinfeld, born in Slovakia, 1928, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz and the Langenbielau camp, and regarding her acquaintance with Ester Herskovits
 Affidavit (legal declaration) of Adela Sheinfeld, born in Slovakia, 1928, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz and the Langenbielau camp, and regarding her acquaintance with Ester Herskovits
File Number : 8575
Type of Material : Declaration
Language : Hebrew
Deportation From Slovakia
Holocaust Survivors
Slovakian Jews
Transport to Auschwitz,<>,<>,poland
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Letter sent by Lina Faivel from Paris, France to her mother in Switzerland notifying her regarding the death of her father, 08 August 1941
 Letter sent by Lina Faivel from Paris, France to her mother in Switzerland notifying her regarding the death of her father, 08 August 1941 - Receipt of a notice regarding the death of her father from Regina (apparently her sister); expressing hope that the war would end shortly; addition of a few words in German written in Hebrew letters by (Wolf) the husband of Lina, regarding the death of his father-in-law. Comments by the person submitting the material: Lina Faivel, born in Spisska Bela, Slovakia, 1900, perished in Auschwitz, 1942; Her parents, Esther and Kaddish (Karl) Rozenzweig; Her brother,...
File Number : 2058
Type of Material : Letter
Language : German - Hebrew Characters, German
Letters
Slovakian Jews
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