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Martha and Waitstill Sharp collection

Reports, publications, interviews, obituaries, and photographs pertaining to the careers of Martha and Waitstill Sharp. Documents record the Sharps’ early social work in Meadville, PA, and their humanitarian and rescue work in World War II Prague, Czechoslovakia; Marseille and Pau, France; and Lisbon, Portugal. Materials also document Martha Sharp’s postwar campaign for Congress, activities in Israel, ...

Edgar Dreyfus: Family papers

<p>Edgar Dreyfus was a banker following in the tradition of the Dreyfus family, which had a history of involvement in the banking and shipping industries.</p><p>The Dreyfus house in Paris was one of the first to be occupied by the Gestapo when the Germans occupied the city in 1940. The family, comprising father and mother, Edgar and Yvonne, and their two daughters, Viviane and Christiane, fled to the ...

David Scharia, grandson of Leon Hirsch and Czipa Zugman

Hirsch-Zugman family. Collection

This collection contains: a pre-war photo of Leopold alias Leon and Czipa Hirsch-Zugman walking down a street ; a photo of Leopold alias Leon and Czipa Hirsch-Zugman with their eldest child Charles in the Antwerp city park, 1939 ; a photo of Leopold alias Leon and Czipa Hirsch-Zugman with their eldest children Charles and Rita in Luchon, France, 1940 ; a post-war photo of siblings Charles, Helene and ...

Vervaardiger

Processo de pedido de visto para mulher de Frederick Hotchkiss e Sra. Edward Finley

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Honig family papers

Werner Jakubowski papers

Werner Jakubowski (1895-1942) was born August 30, 1895 in Berlin and served in the German Army during WWI. His wife Wally (or Willly, 1896-1942) was born Wally Wolf on July 15th 1896 in Rottweil. They had two children, Ruth Henriette Gottlob-Jakubowski (1922-?) and Walter (later Walter Jaye, 1925-2020). The family relocated to Belgium in 1933 or 1934 following the Nazi rise to power in Germany. Werner ...

Data from the "Minority Census" in Germany (Volkszaehlung 1939), from materials of the Reichssippenamt, May 1939

Data from the "Minority Census" in Germany (Volkszaehlung 1939), from materials of the Reichssippenamt, May 1939  The collection includes personal data of Jewish families that was collected during the population census. The Record Group was located in the State Archives of East Germany in Potsdam, under Archive signature 1/82. Following the reunification of Germany, this Archive was added ...

Norbert Vos-Obstfeld. Collection

Norbert Vos-Obstfeld, Private collection, Belgium ; Contact Kazerne Dossin Documentation Centre: archives@kazernedossin.eu

Heilbronn and Wertheim families papers

The Heilbronn and Wertheim families papers consist of correspondence to German Jewish immigrants Hugo and Else Heilbronn in Pennsylvania from their Heilbronn and Wertheim family members in Germany, England, Belgium, and Rhodesia and French concentration camps at Gurs and Les Milles; correspondence arranging aid for relatives in Germany and France; and a 2005 newspaper article in which Ruth Gottlieb, ...

Scholz, Ernst

Geschichte des Bestandsbildners Zimmermann/Architekt, Diplomwirtschaftler; Teilnahme am Widerstand in Deutschland (1934-1937); Emigration Frankreich (1937); Teilnahme am Spanischen Bürgerkrieg (1938-1939); Internierung in Frankreich (1939-1940); Mitglied der Résistance (1940-1945); Mitglied CALPO; Landesregierung Brandenburg (1945-1949); DWK (1949-1950), u. a. Leiter der Abt. Bauwesen; Bevollmächtigter ...

Hirsch-Zugman family. Collection

Leopold alias Leon Hirsch was born in Antwerp, Belgium, on 20 April 1907 as the son of diamond trader Simon Hirsch (born on 19 December 1875 in Krakow, Poland) and Rywka alias Regina Hirsch (born on 26 January 1878 in Krakow, Poland). Leon’s parents were of Polish decent, and lived at Korte Kievistraat 15 in Antwerp. Leon had two younger siblings: Ernestine, born on 10 July 1912, and Elias, born on ...