.. dl ; 25 cm.

1958-1961. v. ; 29 cm.

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Contains documents related to the operation of the children's hostel/orphanage in Izieu, France. Also contains artwork and writings of the children housed there.

ARCH02347: Ferdinand Smit Papers FERDINAND SMIT COLLECTION Documentation

No. 20 (1942)-no. 42 (1943). v. ; 27 cm.

Open

German documents on occupied Normandy, above all addressing propaganda and education.

Contains documents pertaining to Cecilia Landau's experiences in Łódź, Auschwitz, Neuengamme, and Bergen Belsen, and later emigration to the United States.

(1945/56), vol. 1-1986. v. ; 23 cm.

Contains documents pertaining to Iliya Shneidman's role as volunteer in the Red Army (Leningrad Army 3rd volunteer division). Iliya Shneidman was later captured by the German Army and executed as a Jew.

This small collection of copy documents relates to the life of Wolfgang Nelki. See also Unpublished Memoir 4036 for the Nelki family history, written by Wolfgang Nelki.

ARCH02318: Fourth Russell Tribunal Archives VIERDE RUSSELL TRIBUNAAL Overige documenten

Contains documents pertaining to the Juhn family's Holocaust experiences, including: identity cards; telelgrams; and certificates concerning Lygmiut Horszowski, Zigmund Horsovseky, Willy Hass, and Adolf Hass.

Open

Contains twelve documents pertaining to Hans G. Rosen's experiences in the underground during the Holocaust.

Apparently unrelated documents concerning Jews in Hungary.

Identification documents for Siegfried Goldstein and son, Max, of Frankfurt am Main, post-war, including membership in Jewish Congregation and proof of imprisonment during Nazi era. Also indlcudies documentation of denial of post-war restitution claim, and documents from Auschwitz, including hospital statistics, post-war Polish documents.

Contains two documents issued to Lola Gottlieb which include a false work card for Maria Sowienska, used by Lola during the Holocaust to pass as non-Jewish.

Vol. 1- v. ; 30 cm.

Comprend des index. 3 volumes ; 25 cm

Photocopied documents, from State Museum of Auschwitz-Birkenau, dated 1989, detailing fates of various members of Reich family at that camp.