De collectie bevat kopieën van documenten uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog afkomstig uit het Rosenberg-dossier van het tribunaal te Neurenberg. De stukken hebben voornamelijk betrekking op de activiteiten van de Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg in Nederland en de arbeidsinzet van Nederlanders in de bezette oostelijke gebieden.

Documentation of the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg (Reichsleiter Rosenberg Taskforce, which was responsible for the confiscation of artworks in the occupied areas), from the Osoby Archive in Moscow

Collectie 265: Rosenberg Files 1. > Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg

Biografische schets van Charlotte Polak-Rosenberg (1889-1942), geschreven door kleinkinderen, op basis van foto's, papieren, een dagboekje, en een klein archief. Twee belangrijke thema's waren leidend voor haar feministische activiteiten: het verschil in de behandeling van de ongehuwde moeder en haar kind enerzijds, en de vader anderzijds; en zij streed voor het recht op arbeid van de al dan niet gehuwde ...

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

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Collectie 094: Omnia Treuhandgesellschaft m.b.H. > Algemeen

Testimony, typescript, in chapters, circa 150 pages. Recounts experiences in either Eastern Poland or western Soviet Union (Kolomija) from time of German invasion, through deportation to ghettos in Lwow and Warsaw, and time as forced laborer in Heidelberg.

Collectie 176: Nederlandse Oost Compagnie > Nederlandse Oost Compagnie (NOC) > Stukken van algemene aard > Correspondentie van M.M. Rost van Tonningen, 1942-1944.

Collection of photographs showing liberation scenes: American flag over a liberated camp, American soldiers holding a newspaper announcing German surrender, and liberated prisoners taking revenge on a former guard at a concentration camp (possibly Dachau).

Oorspr. uitg.: Göttingen : Musterschmidt, cop. 1956. - (Quellensammlung zur Kulturgeschichte ; Bd. 8). 265 p. ; 21 cm.

Contains four photographs of the wedding of Karola Winiecki and Mayer Kopytko in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1946. Karola Winiecki is a survivor of the Krushin, Pionko, Auschwitz, and Malchow camps, and Mayer Kopytko is a survivor of the Demblin ghetto and workcamp, then escaped and survived in the woods of Poland from 1942-1945.

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Alfred Rosenberg was born in Reval (now Talinn), Estonia, on January 12, 1893, into a family of German Baltic merchants and artisans. Rosenberg joined the Nazi Party in 1920. He eventually became editor of the "Voelkischer Beobachter.," He was the author of many works elaborating the philosophical views behind the Nazi movement, in particular, its antisemitic and anti-religious views, in well knownworks ...

Copyright Holder: Mr. Donald Chumley

Copyright Holder: Bernt Hermele

The collection documents the post-war experiences of the Rosenberg family in the Feldafing displaced persons camp. Included are photographs depicting the lives of Mania and Jacob Rosenberg and their children Ada and Abraham in the camp; Jacob’s cousin Harry Silverman at the Lemberg displaced persons camp; childrens’ religious classes; and a wedding. Other material includes Mania Rosenberg's identification ...

Documentation of the writer, Arthur Rosenberg, 1932
 
 In the collection there is correspondence from 1932 of the writer, Arthur Rosenberg, who lived in Paris, with acquaintances, publishers and the editorial boards of newspapers in Germany, proposing that he work for them as a journalist or requesting that they publish his books and articles, many of which were about the current situation ...

The collection consists of eight photographs of concentration camp scenes from either Dachau or Buchenwald taken immediately following liberation. Scenes depict victims being exhumed and reburied with German civilians and American soldiers taking part in the work, trucks containing victims, the interior of barracks, and a gallows.

Includes bibliographical references. 211 pages 22 cm

Relates to Winfield Rosenberg's experience and the experiences of some of his American Jewish comrades at Stalag IX-B, Bad Orb, Germany, and at Berga an der Elster, a Buchenwald subcamp. There also is some information about a death march involving Rosenberg and other American prisoners of war, and their subsequent liberation by the 90th Infantry Division.