Aan de kop van de titel: Aan alle arbeiders. 20 p. ; 24 cm.

Contains nine postcards, dated July18-23, 1942, written by Salli, Eva, Helma and Alfred Israel (donor’s paternal great uncles), to their governess Sibilla Klaus, a non-Jewish woman, during their last journey from Cologne, Germany to Minsk where they were murdered in Maly Trostinetz upon arrival. The first postcard was sent from Cologne and the rest were sent on route: Berlin, Bromberg (Bydgoszcz), ...

The son (the depositor), Robert Miller (formerly Marx), came to Great Britain in 1937 to attend school. His parents, Ludwig and Regina, left in 1939, the father having been incarcerated at Dachau in November 1938, from where he was released on the understanding that he would leave Germany for the USA, where a distant cousin ofthe mother had given an affidavit of support. It was on the strength of this ...

Korrespondenz, u.a. mit Ana Aslan, Manfred von Ardenne, Fritz Busch, Erich Leinsdorf, Hans Sahl, Bruno Walter, Georg und Ludwig Wronkow, Carl Zuckmayer; Lebensdokumente, darunter ein Tagebuch aus der Zeit seiner KZ-Haft; Exildokumente seiner Eltern, Fotografien 1912 -1994 (auf CD); Manuskripte und Materialsammlungen zu seinen Veröffentlichungen, u.a. "Die Broadway Story", "Deutsche in der Neuen Welt", ...

Reichskommissariat in den besetzten Niederländischen Gebieten - Feindvermögensverwaltung > ARCHIEF VAN DE GENERALKOMMISSAR FÜR FINANZ UND WIRTSCHAFT, ABTEILUNG FEINDVERMÖGEN >

Papers consist of 12 documents, a letter, a photograph, and a card documenting the life of Elisabeth Bieber before World War II, her immigration from Germany in 1939, and subsequent life in the United States; dated 1915-1942.

Comprised of documents, newspaper clippings, and correspondence that illustrate the experiences of Kurt Marx, the donor's father, who fled Frankfurt, Germany in 1938. Correspondence includes letters from Kurt's mother, Amalie, who was unable to leave and did not survive. Also included are documents and correspondence capturing Kurt's efforts to assist Amalie in emigration, but to no avail, in addition ...

Omslagtitel. [8] p. ; 22 cm

Contains a testimony, 4 pages, typescript, describing author's experience of deportation from Germany to Riga ghetto and subsequent years in nearby concentration camps (Kaiserwald and Jungfernhof) before eventual liberation.

Marika Rotter (née Szuecs) was born in Gyor Hungary in 1915, and later studied Art in Vienna. She went on to work in fashion design, including running her own business making belts and accessories. Her first husband was Ernst Lӧw-Beer, a Czech industrialist from Brno, with whom she escaped to England and divorced soon after. Her parents remained in Hungary- her mother was sent to Auschwitz and murdered ...

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Copyright Holder: Mr. Eric Marx