The papers consist of four sheets of paper bearing Austrian postage stamps along with postmarks commemorating the first anniversary of the liberation of Mauthausen concentration camp (May 5, 1946).

Primarily identification papers for Harry Soep, including passport, post-war IDs, pre-war letters of reference from past employers, youth hostel membership card, repatriation papers, and summons to serve as witness in post war trial.

Collection of Jewish exit papers from Nazi-occupied Poland in Warsaw involving a husband and wife

Copyright Holder: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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Contains information on perpetrators, persecution of Jews, etc.

Papers consist of 19 photographs and documents relating to the experiences of the Weiszhausz and Friedman families before, during, and after the Holocaust.

Papers and photographs of the Spieler family, including pre-war family documents and the military papers of Arthur Spieler who was trained at Camp Ritchie in the US.

Verschijnt onregelmatig v. ; 30 cm.

Photographs of Dachau and a DP certificate for Buchenwald.

Contains a memoir and certificate in Russian.

Contains information about Magdolna Volgyesi's Holocaust experiences.

Two letters from a U.S. soldier to his wife.

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Consists of death certificates, police certificate, and English translations.

The papers consist of postcards, letters, identification cards, and other documents relating to the Holocaust in several countries in Europe.

The papers consist of a citizenship certificate from the Hungarian Royal Interior Ministry and a newspaper article from "Magyar Nemzet."